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ZVyoj Street, CItARLOTTB, tf&t Hearty opposite (Central Motel, WITHIN, the next ninety day. w Intend 'fc lilW Md Chlldnm'e BOOTS, large proportion f -wuicp-. w? - ,7 - Merebanta la Chsrlotts, as well as those ia Uie urronndlng txraatry, will find it to their mAva.mmM to call and examine par stock before purchasing elsewhere. - . We mean to (ell Cfoodt ac low ,ai any Kou& vFm York, Boston, or Baltimore, with freight sdded.: They can slways ssts the expense of a trip North by bnyinc fiom oar house, n fif 1 t i i & 1.- - " i SKETSC TORBRS, . tMp ' ' : Sy jdU JFlrW Jgirffewot Sank and Bank of Mecklenburg. 1875.;;;r SIXTY F BOM date, - will offer our stock Of lieif y ft I t- t'i- J - ii K S' 'V BOOTS' milly n&uee& prices, to taaksroom for our Jilliiuai'ii - - RET AIL AND OAEE SOON FOR: BARGAINS. nr- feb 9 tf u P. ,. 5 f k . i l k I : . :- :: " MRS Has the Largest and Finest stock of lY AND in the State JT jSJ r rt niLLiu CHARLOTTE COHHIBIA & AUGUSTA R. R. Charlotte Agency, Oct. 20th, 1874., The Charlotte, Columbia. & Augusta Railroad INVITK3 the attention of UMarchanU and Cotton Shippers iu Charlotte, and upon the roads connecting tbe, to the extraordinary advantages of connections with all Northern Points and 8outhJLtlantic Sea Ports enjoyed otot its lines. 1st. The Great Atlantic Coast lino - via Colombia, Wilmington and Portsmouth to Baltimore, Daily, Insurance t per cent. Philadelphia, Dally, Insured. SEW YORK.MOXDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATlTltDAY, INSURANCE i PERCENT bWoN " CENT, 3 PROVIDENCE, VKDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,. 2d. By vsy Wilmington and Direct Steam line to Baltimore, Wednesdays ami SaU H-tf--TED CENT. NEW YORK - WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALIZED TO THAT OF NORPOLK. 'I' - 3d. By the Charleston Hsltliore, Weekly. ' ilim'f- YORK TUESDAYS, THCRS- ( , . ? : AND'8ATtIKDAYs!TO BOSTON, EVERY 8ATURDAY. BSSTPV anriralied BteamLi Porta of Portsmomth, Wilmington 9htion mntiitvA eanipliilWSts of the C. C A AM W. C. 4 A and other oads enable ua to bid for cotton and s5l other Merchandise in unUmited quantities, and to auare oar patrons o aosomte irouy Hon. B. B. BaitKJKRa. 4C0I. Job B. Palmkb, I Jis. Akdbesojt, .A. Poyb, ...- t,-u.r:' N C. HARRY & CO:, HouStgn: mid Frescoe Painters. ARTXCUXJLRatUonpaidF and -Town Halls, throughout .the P Country. Oflce under Central Hotel. , i seju. t 1 t- rjlHIS Space beloaga to.ALKXAKR, SEIUEK A CO.. f who desire the puMicto kriow tby have moved ( ;. , intotheirnewtore.whert they will, be pleased to see ' thsir fiiends ana customers. v. ,r ill J I AOOB M. 'MKNDEL, . ; -m: . : i 4 i t . .. Y V TRADEpTRKST, CHARLOTTE, N.C , ' sT e'toc k flwiys on hand jto ' "" " - - W. 8. FORBES. to sell large Stock of Hen', Women's 8HOS8 and JZATS, comprising all grades. "5; PAYS; 1875. Wmtex - - - - Spriig' pares tin, whicu t trut be complete :; - ': - . - - ,-.,'- ' . ...? ;' TRADE. 't SIGN OF THE BRASS BOOT, t . OpbptUe Centra! Hotel, Charlotte, X. C. QUERY, ;FMICY 600DS Call and see her. ' Qea'l Manaeef. - ,' President. General Superintendent. General Freight Agent. :U W. ;W. IfEUKA&l, Agen 4 t f! 1 I'M ''( " v It -1 - f t r m - Jl - . t . e- . . .. . ... -- ,! . . : suit Country Merchants especially.-. . j TU ANTED. A young man to gSS2 Apply to mi S.il.ANDW2-.J- ' 4U-t ' ' - - I ; The Charlotte Observer. - ' . rVX-LISHX-D BY ! ' Chariest U. Jones, Froprietor . Office, Observer Building, Corner , Trade and Collets Streets. tOC AL DOTS. Clara Wildman's coming back "Down in a coal mine, underneath the ground." '-' We are requested to state 1 that General Rafus Barringer, who has been called to Raleigh, to i ppear in soineof his cases in the Supreme Court, expects to return by Monday, to attend to fiia business in the Superior Coart how sitting here, , ' Sunday was a lovely day, and almost ev ery citizen whoever goes to church at all, turned out. The night was even more splen did than the day, and the pleasant weather and moonlight served to bring out large congregations again. ' t r .. . !''!'; .. . . -" 1 -.. Congressional Record v; v We acknowledge our obligation to Hon. Wm. A. Smith, Congressman from the Fourth District, for the bound copies of the OmgrmUmal Record, of the 43rd Congress. These books are yalnable for ' preservation and ' reference, and' we hereby express to Maj. Smith our thanks for them. Eye-Sight likely to be Restored. ; We liave Just learned that a dispatch has been received from Wilmington, bringing the information that the little; daughter of Mr W. H. H. Gregory, who was expected to loose her sight, can be cured by the justly celebrated Physician, Dr. John Deftosseth, who stood yery high in the city of Balti more, and who has established' an Infirmary in the city of Wilmington for the Eye and Ear. We learn also, that Dr. . DeRosseth proposes to visit Charlotte about the 8th of March, and we would suggest that all who are-afflicted with any diseases of the above named organs, call on the Doctor when he arrives. . Rev. E. II. Harding, We never hear a sermon by the pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, without thinking how exceedingly fortunate that congregation was in its selection; He is one Of the most attractive ministers of the North Carolina Lynod. His style is conversation al, his manner entirely easy, and he forces the attraction of each auditor. A highly cultivated mind, blended with deck piety, and a singular knowledge of human nature makes Mr. Harding a minister whose influ ence for good will be great upon his flock, and particularly upon tne younger members of it. ' He is endowd with fine natural tal ents, and his exercise of thern is to the ad vancement of the Redeemers Kingdom. The Centennial Not the, Philadelphia in which at present we have small interest, but the glorious one of Mecklenburg, is now before the Legisla ture for aid 8nd countenance. By the sa cred memory of those who struck the first blow for feeedom 6n American soil, by the imperishable names of those who stand re corded on the first charter of our once cher ished liberties, by- the fame which North Carolina owes to those pre revolutionary he roes, by the duty she owes t herself to keep alive forever the names and the reputations of these heroic ancestors, let the Legislature respondeto the call that is made upon its lib erality Js It is an appeal to State pride and local patriotism which the people, will sus tain. Raleigh Newt. ,:. ; . : A Court Incident A right funny little incident transpired in Court yesterday morning, directly after its organization. The question was whether there should be, during the week, a before noon and an after noon session, or whether one session, extending from 10 o'clock to 4. The one session seemed to be the most pop ular, but just before the matter was definite ly settjed. Gen. Barringer arose and suggest ed that a recess of 10 or 15 minutes be given about noon, "for recreation.".; Gov. .Vance saw at once an opportunity for a " hit," so, turning to Gen. B be said : " General, will you have sugar or will you take your recre ation straight f' What effect this had upon the Court, jury, bar and spectators, can be better imagined by the reader than -the re porter can describe it. ' : : . We left just at this point, before the ques tion was decided, but supposed the ten min utes recess was agreed to, as we " ran up on " the Governor about noon and he was taking his " recreation " with sugar. :j lthT Saras' Song "The Blue-Eyed lassie. Recently in looking over a copy of Burns' Poems, our attention was attracted to one of his Vbeantifui songs which bears a peculiar interest to our Cbarlottonians, from the fact it was written in compliment of the grand mother of our esteemed fellow-townsman, Capt. Jno, Wilkes. We copy the following note prefixed to the song : : " The Blue-Eyed Lassie," was Miss Jean Jeffrey, daughter of Rev." Mr, Jeffrey, of Lochmaben, In Dumfriesshire, at whose house the poet was a frequent visitor. On the occasion of his first visit, the young lady, then a charming blue-eyed creature of eighteen, did the honours of the table and so pleased the poet, that next morning at breakfast he presented her with the follow ing passport to fame, in the form of ' one of his finest songs. ' Miss ' Jeffrey afterwards went out to New York, where she married an American gentleman by. the name of Renwick, io ,' whom she bore a numerous family. . One of her daughters becane the wife of Captain (afterwards Commodore) Wilkes, of the U. S. Navy. (Burns' Poem Nimmo--Edinburgh.) t Cr, 5 I traed a waefu' gate (1) yestreen' J A gate, I fear, I'll dearly rue ; . . rr I gat my death frae twa sweet een, . ' , ' ' Twa lovely een o' bonny blue. Twaa not her golden ringlets bright . Herdips, like roses, wat wi'dew i -.-r : ' Her heaying bosom, lily-white - - It was tier een eae oonuy uiue. S i fi . Jl" T . - She taliM.sbe smiled, my heart she wiled ' She chann'd my soul I wist na how r .' And aye thestound, (2) tbe deadly wound, - Vara frae her een sae bonny blue. ' " ' But spare to speak, and Bpare to speed ' "( . She'll aiblins (3) listen to my tow v ; ? Should she refuse, I'll lay my dead (4) .. ;-' To her twa een sae bonny blue. 1 Gate road. . , . . T Stound pang. " 3 Aiblims perhaps. ' : " 4 , v 4 Deaddeath. ' I ,-,.. .... .. if,, Admitted to the Bar , K- ; J Soon after the Court was organized yester day rooming, Col. H Cr Jones arose and made a motion that Tlioa.' H.-Brem, Jr. be admitted to the :b3r. He. announced . that Mr, Brem held a certificate from the Su preme Court of the State, whereupon ' Judge Schenck called on Col. Jones to administer the oath to the applicant., Mr, -Bremr took the oath of allegiance to the United States, ana iorinwun occupied a position among the lawyers. - i ' r ' . - - ' .;r ' ' -: r ' . :r) "j. Court Yesterday.9 : " , : '; . ,. The Court was organised yesterday morn ing at 10 o'clock, and the jury empanneled ; (we have heretofore publisbe i . the names of thejurymen ) The Judge's charge . was a fine effort. It was a clear," lucid exposilioh of the law, and interwoven with it were the; explanations and disquisitions of thelearn, ed jurist. The charge was logical; and prac tical, and evidently made th-j impression "it was intended to make :M ; '';itr;'; The business of the day was hot of any particular interest. : Two or three cases were tried, but they were ef minor iraportahce, ana are not worthy of note m our columns, Davidson College. Right Rev. Thos. Atkinson; D. D., Episco pal Bishop of North Carolina, will deliver the oration before the literary societies of Davidson College, at the coming commence ment, in Jane next. We are indebted to our friend, R. M. Miller, for the list of ora tors and marshals of the occasions. , . Their names are as follows : ORATORS'. : : . . . X liiilauthinpii Society. F Watkins, N C ; II 8 Young, Miss ; A C DaltonN. C. ' Enmenean Society. L Wilson,' S C ; T P Craig, S C ; H F Wilson, S. C. MARSHALS. I A. B. Coit, N. C, Chief:. Philanthropic Society. -r-F M: Burst, Fia ; R L Houston, Ala ; C M Glenn, NC; II E Fries, N.C. W Eum.eneo,H Society. V C Pease, G a ; W P Blanding, SC;FP Cooper, S G ; R A Lop- sley, Ala. ' ! The Wildmau Troupe. , Mr. M. B. Oowles, the agent of the Clara WiMman Troupe, dropped in on us for a few nioinen'.s yesterday. He was on his way to Staiesvilie, where company will open ' next Monday night. It gives us pleasure to say to our Statesville friends that a chaste and pleasant entertainment await-them. Iti is the first time they haye ever had the oppor tunity of witnessing a presentation of the drama, and we hope and believe they will patronize and appreciate the Wildmans. Clara and F. J. Wildman are both excellent and the company taken as a whole, is a very talented ont. It is a sourc3 of gratification to us to say-, further, that this troupe will appear at tbe Charlotte Opera House the latter part of next week. One of the plays which they will present will be "Sole and Shingle" ; this is John Owens' specialty, and in it Wildman 13 said to be splendid. All Char lotte will welcome the Wildmans back, for we have the plcasantest f recollections of them. So linger Without a Title. A meeting of the printers of the Obseuveb office was held yesterday evening, immedia tely before supper tinib, at which a. preama ble and resolutions were adopted. They were as follows : "Whereas, everybody in the world, except the city editor of the Observer, is honored with a title ; and whereas he is more entitled to one than seven-eighths of the men who have them ; therefore, be it resolved, that, henceforth; the gentleman mentioned, shall be called by us, "Squire." Resolved, that the said city editor be requested to make a note of , these proceedings, and that a copy 'Of them be furnished to his family." The pr earn able and resolutions were adopted with much enthusiasm, while the hand who turns the press stood on his head, .and ;the devil eat astride the stove pipe and called for . ''more copy." Upon the adjournment of the meet ing, the lately-tilted scribe was called In; and, upon being informed of -the proceed- ings, "set 'em up" for the crowd at tbenear- est "place." -m mm m" : - F- IeOMMDXICATEDl """ MUD VS. NEW ISSUE. Court. Has the defendant nnv counsel to plead his cause ? VefendaTj.lIaf it ' please, -Yonr Honor and Gentlemen of the Jury, My taxes are so high that I cannot employ counsel in this cause, but win, Dy your, permission, make a few remarks in my own - defence,: Tn thA fl rRt nl nrp T denv the allpeation . that Ihave made an uncalled for 'attack upon . . rw ..1 1 1 - f iL . A tne piamtin, as ne aneges. uu tne contrary, air, I plead in behalf of good health, cleanli nAsn And dpcencv. Tt is ft fact. sir. that I desire to supplant mud in this case, but I do . . . . , . T . a U in an open, iuauiy .wo. uu uut ucanis to stick to the citizens or cover them tip as he has strongly argued he does, neither do I follow hira to his fireside in order , to meet his family as he does. I present myself to his wife and children in a more becom ing -manner. '""I 'do "not" "have '"to" be' hauled on and off, as he says 'be has been; I am, sir, for doing the greatest -amount of good for the least amount of money, and I am satisfied that if I was tried naif 1 as long as tbe Khi3 who has swayed his sceptre un- .21 1 .1 ! l LA Hlfnnn.nK .ill li lie tlilUAS 113 -9 JIIUU01WI V UVi SUA vev'8," that there would be no necessity for a further prosecution of this cause. lam glad he made reference to my improvements in front - of Brem, Brown & Co's store and the 1 Springs' Corner. Who ever saw - me holding on to a young lady until she .had to s be rescued by ' some passing - knight ? This, sir,I do not -propose to .do. H, giy-j them cleanly spots upon which. to place their pretty feet, and since I haveJ supplant ed the plaintiff at the places mentioned, there has been no trouble. 'Tis true they pay taxes, as though the plaintiff still held dominion there, but I argue this is not right, in law or equity, for as the public receives the benefit, they ought to foot the : bills. The plaintiff rejoices over this, may it please Your Honor and gentlemen of the jury, I appeal to you, is it a source of rejoicing, or rather, shouldhe not hide his bead instead? I do not propose to occupy the time of this honorable court to follow the plaintiff in all his plaintive appeals to your honorable body. l He speaks of wash-womenj soap, fcc t have comparatively little use for those on the streets, and I never attach myself to the citizens to be rubbed off at home on a hard board or paddled. - I think this effort on his part an cut cctptandum argument to Vwin the good graces of those who follow the profes sion to which he alludes. I address myself to this honorable court 'and the- jury '(tax payers and real estate owners). Iam willing, however to rest my cause without further argument, but will say that I desire and re quest the articles of V'New Issue" to be re ceived as a part of my answer to complaints. With these remarks I close, feeling confident that the plaintiff will be consigned to the t j f, nt.. ,trj,-,i-Mi,), bottontof-tbe ponds outside the city ' limits, where h!.s plain tfr e,appeafs can 'be hoard no jnore:" 5 w. --i i ' 1 , sr Gentlemen he j u lyythia en use now .'be iore you in which -raitd 19 plaintiff and "New! Issue11 the" "defendant."- and you, real estate owners are the jury7 This cause,' gentlemen of the jury, has ' been ' ablv areued.' The" plaintiff has made' his point in a most fluid. with a tenacity that would be commendable in a different cause ; while tbe-de&ndant in an open manly ! way nas met .him with an argument which "1 hone voii will dnlv .ten. sider in making jip your , verdict. It is my -. geuuernenDi Hie jury, to expouna tne l law tax will now proceed to do. I refer you I clear as mud, that where a person or peasons receiving benefits, should always give a quid pro ruo: for Xhem, I know, gentlemen of the jury, you understand my quotations ;if hot, quid pro quo is a . Latin ' expression; and be longs to the profession;'" XJnid gentlemen, pi the jury; is applied to tohaccoi ;and pro 'quo means to:pay.foritlnit in tins ihstancepi quo is applied to; side walks,! 'as -elsewhere mentioned, and means. r they ought I to- get pay for thenK .. I do hot see how it can hold good in law, equity or morals, that the im provements at the points named, to wit; Brem Brown & Co and Springs corner; should hepaiiif for by the individuals arid he reduction from thei-fr taxes made, I hold it: should have- been paid for out of the general : fund collected fojrintejrnal improvements. This raling, gentlemen of the ury, I think will hold water any-' where. ;Now if you find it economy io "establish free ferriage at the various crossings, and- illdwthe streets' and sidewalks to remain in their present condition, say so ; but I hold that in equity you should recommend a very . "great reduc tion in' taxes, .If, on the contrary you find the argument-las presented by the defendant one bet'.er than those of mud, and that clean ly streets and sidewalks are more beneficial than premature of health, cleanliness, and pleasure, yon must Tender vour verdict ae- cordingly. - , :.';ms u ?s tientlemen of the jury,; (e9tatejMiers) take the" case, ' 'Cr. T SPFXIAX.S.NOTICBS. - ' ' 'i "" i mumm mi-iifi - The Public Coufidejice .WeU r Placed. Although the world has been seeking specifics for disease for many centuries, few indeed have been found. Prominent among these few is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which years ago received the endorsement ot the medical proression-, and was bailed by . , ' i i , . i t . . . press a uu puoiiu as tne great renoyant' ana preventive of the age. - And with eood" rea son, since to the weakened stomach it gives strength, to the torpid liver activity, to the disordered , bowels regularity, and to. the shaken nerves firmness and tone.. Under its behighhnt influence healthful vigor re turns to th debilitated and wasted frame. the flacc'4 mnscles - become: ' compact. the wan aspect of ill health is replaced by a look of ch.u:rfulnes8, the mind ceases to de spond. anYt-, flesh ..is developed upon the .atr tepuatea trame. .. mere, is no exaggeration in thig statement. It is as true as that the system iS: subject' to disease Were proofs required to substantiate ; the reality of the comprehensive effects of the Bitters, there is probably not , in existence a medicine in favor of which such a mass of concurrent testimony, fronj the most respectable sources. could be adduced. But the. efficacy .of the hatiop's alterative and invlgorant has Deen a matter of universal knowledge too long to need any sach corroboration. The fact that it has its largest sales in those portions of the North and South American Continents, t.rvA .1 i. tit i. t i: t i i mcAiiu aim ilia ,y cak xiiuiea, ill WUICU f rrospheric influences preiadicial to health exists, proves what confidence is felt in its remedial andprotective-'virtues. In locali ties where' fevers of an intermittent type prevail, especially, it has come to be regard ed as an indispejisable necessary. NEW ADVERTISEMI5XTS. B ID3i Separate or whol?, will be received by us until 12 o clock M.. on Wednesdav 3d. for a Frame Dwelling House. Plans and specifi cations may be seen at our office. Miller's uuiiuing, r onnn street, -- APPLEGET PHILLIP, fb23 2tpd. Architects. s ; i - i . i . i . ; ' ANTED., '.'::". A cook for a small family. Apply at feb23-lt. ' THIS OFFICE. I N STORE AND TO ARRIVE. A choice lot of Young Hyson Gunpow-. der, Imperial; Japan,. Oolong and English Breakfast . ,; i . :- ; ,. ' ' TEA. '":' Old Government Java, Maracaibo Lagua graand Rio - - i COFFEE. " ' Cut Loaf,' Granulated, Powdered, 8tand- ard"A,EtC.,andDein'erafa r" ''vA f.' vs. i : i - -J'.- i ' SEOAie. ' " New Orleans Porto Ricoxind Muscavado " ' " JTIOLASSES.' "... 1 Golden and Silver Drips and Sugar House syrup:, -if ' Dutch .Herrings.-"'. Smoked ani Salt Sal mon, Extra s No. . 1 Shore yMackerel,; An- cbovieSj-Bloaters and . . ; SJ COD FISH, . Pine" Apple, Sap" Sago, pmbcrgevSwiss, Edam ana Ji actor .-j,, ;;c4ee$e: Oran-gcsyi Lemons nnd iV.oeow ' -aii-'ii-v '"nuts:'' 'i:'; ' A full assortment of choice oil ty Gro ceries 'aiwaysjon 'hand." GootTs ''delivered free in any" part of the city,-by, ;s 6; t ., ' 'I HOTTENDORIT & :HAH4.GEN i Fahilt Gbocebs, ! -feb2Hf. in-tfi Opposite 'Charlotte HoteL'i FUIENITURE, -ii f TP"1 Handsome Black Walnut Sets, v Cottage7 Sets, Parlor Suits,. V v iu ' Hair, Cloth and Hep, J.m - - Parlor Suits, Wha-p-uota t -q r ' V ; t'. Extension Tables, i , lii'. Sldeooards,Ced-. r ' steads; Bureau's" Wasbstands, 'J' ."'--i- ----. - " jAnd in fact everything usually kept to a first-class FermtnreHse.,,y''-"Mj!.. - ' "' m We have the largest stock of Furniture in Western North Carolina, and invite buyers to give ns a call. - We- are, confident l of our tability ta sell goods in our line CHXAf EBthan they have ever. before beeDt'-offered to the people of this section. .. ". s r. - Mr. F.-M. Shelton is with us, and will be pleased to have his-friends and customers give him a call, - ' D.ASMITH&CO - FVBHTttJBBDBAtKBS ABB -UbDEBTAKEBS, 'h' feb23-tf. East Trade Street 4 . , THE ENGLlSH"STdNEWALL GUANO, , iiwoBTEVri.Xij:;-1:; ; FLANAGAN, JBELS & CO., Cottoa Fac'tcrs, - "1 8 AV AfT N H If tO AV Wilh reference to jhe great value of thii celebrated Fertilizer, ! take pleasure in offer ing to the Farrilerj of Western North Oarc- lins, the following certificate as eyidehce of its stiperjor merits i srf :A xt - -si J 8, WOODRUFF, a ij'SGener'' S0 ftr Western N? fX -i 'p&8sSaa CottEGgJ iiTC 17th Fbb1875? ! Th irf is to certify that I ufed the 4 ENGIJSH'sidNE last year for my coftonv liaring purchase! it from Capt,-Wn CaJdweUofrf Alexandriav N.O.j I put only one hundred pounds to the acre, and it gave me perfect satisfaction. for? I betieye K doubled my,"4iTOp.' i ifti i. -I consider H the. cheapest -Guano, in the end, tor although it is costly, yet it will go over .twice as much lahd. as many others I have hsed.i It v.i -tc3fii iSignedj.j vfnJEDDINGTOSv . i.Wirness,s.P.. H-BcaHSY ' iinrzx hn I , TU T t wn 'T tt i .-.--; i oyer-i'OOlinltes: JhdiierUajid'v.l2ilioriif quicker; iaoiisagio n : - ; ;THAN' ANT.;orarJra "ltnb ; :;; from CHABilOTTji $o "itJahtaonlgomX ery,: Mobile,. New Orleans," -Galveston, , and points in. Sonthernind 'Middle Texas? I' i-jv iWfl-5J Si ,5i iii 1 To Selma. Meridian,. Jackson, Vicksburg, Monroej Ahd.p6in.ts.Jp Northern Louisiana and Northernexa 'it V 7 ' : to ''Chaitahodgaa Memphis. -Little fiock. Texarkana. and points ih Arkansas and Northern and Mid' dlffTexasxiw u. vij?-- v?:4 Trains leave Cnariotte at '64'X! V4 on 'ix-,t & D. R. R.,-tmye at Atlanta 8:45 P. Ml," v COKSECTtKQ wnH THSOHOa MAItt dt it I Atlanta 1 arid WeBt-Foinf Bailroid, , Aieaying Atlanta, ,.;.wxyfw rfJai . (Through Car to New- OTleWr.) J.?, '. Western ' and ; Atlantic1 Bailroad ; -)t;ii?i!?'j "t'l-ii'-l aflWi 'f't -;. fi Leaving .Atlanta,-... ,,i,M9.35,P,;Iiit (Through Car to Texarkana Tin Memphis 1?li;f'.i V 1 K VJVil (!;"! fl-i?; ('" Central Sailroad.; . Leaving Atlanta,-; ....1....10.40 P. M 1 (Tlirough Car to Jacksonville, la. - -jj- , Georgia BAilrpad.: - -; Leaving Ati....M,.,Wr30 P. ,M ' First-Class Passen-gers and Emi grants Favorite Route. The annoyance of frequent changes bsa of time resulting from slow trains over Indi rect routes and imperfect ' connections at terminal points being avoided.. ; ' Baggage Checked '; Through: ta , &S" Arrangements for meals perfect, -f jFare always as low as by any other route, -ffc ' ' " ( For further information, apply to S. E. ALLEN, v JOHN PECIC, , ' o. T. A., : 1 Master Trans'p, ' Greensboro,-N. C. j 5 Atlanta, Ga. ' . M. C.DIXON, Pass'r jlgent, f Greensboro, N. C. feb21-tf. , . . F OR SALE. A nice one story .cottage, ' in Mechanics ville. For sale by . ;v feb21-tf i; . E. M. ANDREWS. V y anted. .. ' ;r.-:,; , We desire to rent a small comfortable dwell ing house, of three or four., rooms, some wheres near the centre of business. Apply to , HOTTENDORF & HASHIGEN, ; f b21-3t. Opposite Charlotte Hotel: I M PORTENT NOTICE. Pratt's astral Oil is the best illuminating oil made. . , , .j . , MILLIONS OF GALLONS have been sold, and it is now used in hun dreds ot thousands of families, and no accit dent has ever occerred, directly or indirectly from burning, storing or handling it; '. ? ' Toenable all classes to use this - indispen sable article, tbe price has recently been re duced about sixteen per cent.. , f. nr t , . !t Buy your oil front - ,. - T.c.SMlTH CO - ml feb21-tf. 1 . c. Opposite Central Hotel.: "C1L0UR AND MEAL BY THE SACK OR r; CAR LOAD. The undersigned is prepared on short no tice to fill large or small orders for Floury Dleai; Wbeat-bran, Corn bran, .and Seconds, : equal in quality to any in this market, o rj. Also Graham; Flour, for brown bread.from choice'wheat, and MIXED FEED for cows. Grain bought at highest' market price. . t1" CHARLOTTE CITY MILLS, " : .i feblWf:-' ( - Lock Box 62. 5 NEW ' YOREiBUCK- AT f ' w febl9-tf. jj IL B,' ALEXANDER A CQ.i OTICE TO SniPPER9 t -Jl4--.il VI i:v!vM jf-cj--r i '-j . : t . . ..... .: ...... jf Charlotte, IV. C, Feb. IS, 18T4. .. Qo apd after the 20th inst, doplicate ire--ceipts, will be required to be. made oat by shippers for freight over : the Carolina Cenf tral Railway, and goods -mast be delirered at warehouse by FsMr- - rl r r J - ) :8. LI .FREMONT, i Li S. h. OALLOVATi,Gen'lSupi.-. - i. Agent. Jr-su- febl9--2w..'i flHANGE OF 8CHEDOLE. " On and aftei Saturday, the 13th inst., tbe mail train on. the Carelioa "Central Railway will leave Charlotte daily, Except Sandsys, at 6:15 A'. Mi, aad arrive t-lM P. Mj -..i a,T, m ?S. L. FREMONT.-- .-Oral Saplx MONOPOLY. -1 f? i' s"'t iLIhis celebrated brand of Cirars in monop- Drug Store, excepts g-' the, '- f 7f i TJZTT ESirdiTICIT, - which holds its own." . 1 ' s - -'Both these brands are sold' three for a quarter, although equals to any two for a nnarter cizar sold in tbe citr. Lay to ftanpply pf these or; aome of the -i, l-'tr.y; - S 4 . ... lr for Sunday's emoking, at ftb20t. T. C. SMITH A COfc. --"af''-l: ,; ri-iiV , ''. - : I , -! Collbgb S-raBsr, CaasLOTTB, St. &".? ;; t One door below the" Observer eorfieir 'At ' this house, our coming Centennial can discussed at all hours dat or night.-" " -li rTheleadihg piJ of the day willbapres V eht at all tiroes to take a part in any question i that may arise. -,!-? eb20-tf.; i - : If I cCilt t. ' 5- WHeLBALX i1 la. oji-v-i.-., :ii r, DRuca om ; PAINTSf OILS. 3 CinXtZCALS: , ; fcb210au. 1 , .To dnplicate to . jnicw aad eualilf way la-f voice of naper bses bourht in . th Unit Stated, and deliver -them In -Charlotte at the price paid abroaars, tTIDDYA BROp 3 Jlyiu-jW 1 ft yon want Northern &ppmf?p h a , If youwantBanannaa, 4j I L.;,s, U.., ateBiaiagfiaa, ?i i i J WW, wmm.ii.liCT -v-v i-t' , ! Ifyom wanfinf Fresh Oranges; T .V - v ;; attte RiainjgSt in..,. . . u you want caiirornia rears, - t tha Riln8nn. , ' I '-, f yon want niw,reh Bread, ,( , ; , , - - r -lat the Rising Sani-;1 it you want eaxesecfAU Binds. at the JZising Sun, If you want tbe best.Tea in the City, 1 J at the Sisintf 8aa.-v iWM i i wb Groceries the very .bnteb'nl T . . " ' K- at the Rising Sun vjt I l If you want Not arid! Ralsins.' '. ; .-.y,, -nn's?Jatth.RlalngSun'v-i If you want anything that you' can't,. nd anywhere else VjS -U. -f - :i- J4-ijt-T -r.v v tto MielRiaiiNr 8anWi ta . ' opposite market ,C8 HQLJON jtCe.!f. CONCENTRATED LYE. . w t. t .r 25 cases for sale at wholesale price at ' ' j Trc.iSMITH 4C0.,8 . , "' ' ?'if sj r-'r COBBBB DSDO StOSB, ' fep20 tf 1 .Pppoeite.CentrsI HoUlt,, .:' l!Vn A Tt : WITTRRa it . V Q ia 1 5 - 12 dot. of these bltterajust arrived.rbii'A ! weofferat manafacturerr prices, . ' feb20-tf. ! T - T. Ci SMITH 400. - it.,-.- - ; TJUISTS warranted .gaeden 11! SEEDS. 1 ! J We have just received 'a eapplyof these- -B Justly celebrated Garden 8eeds, which we of fer to housekeepers and others. j-, . . t. As we purchase our'seeds directly 'front " Bnist, and do not receive' them or consign- ment, what we sell can be relied on as t-,- t ., fbesr avd azurrnra. ' " T.C. 6MITH ; feb20-tf. . Qpposito Qentt TUNING 4ND REPAIRING .TTAKOK 1 k. ..r-pii-i'lAtr- ;;nfir1. - ';? . j Joseph Dencki from Colnmbla, 8, C-, will , remain in Charlotte a' few dajrsV He W pre pared to tune and'repalr Pianos, Helodiane, . Reed and Pipe Organs f vf ?!?HJ i J AU orders left at the Female" Inntnte,-er . at R. S. Phifer's book store, will me with . prompt attention, ? . i ' j febap-2tpd, 9 ' 1 . ' ... "1 .11 . w , J1n-n,nH Bakery i Confectionerm vstBt d : Dealer In Fancy Grwcerie, I ForeigTa amd, Doxaectl yi.'" febl8-ff.v ( ! ......... . , . ' - - ' Trade 8tfetr t .i .-f ifat'. ATULNTA yiHEGAH W0SS8,:D e 31 Broad Stbkbt, Atlabta, OaV ... Next door to the fflroMOflcer;;"" i- V,' I 1 MS' J do . nraoim. - alJHoteL. ci . v -, S. , Whita Wine Vinegar,. Cider Vite-ir, aad ?j 1 1 j .Sweet Qidet,n:rf iT-- tlJi':'- fan. 17 tr;. . 1 1 It:. ' ? A -supply of fl V. IV 'h'hV) ri i-ri Perkfina A House's Safetj Laaap. : ' : 3 Tbey are the best Lampa to i theworld forj t the ffllowing reasons : ; ' A" ' " , -,.f , They will not break, being made of metal;-, Jhey are perfeetly safe front -explosion, ' -riOK to their scientific stroctnre; , t. 1 1; ' The are perfectly clean from oilf i having fjj a Patent Dip Cup fixed on each lamp.; " - They consume one third of oil in propor' '' tion to the light given, without odor. ; Ir. a They give much more brilliant light than . , i any other lamp, equal to gasat one - fifth 1 " the expense.; y.u , .-.,( .. decMCpo 'I". .l ,.n . . ," - I I ' .-I.I, -'ffe owi N. EW N0VEL8, 't 21"; .;.;:) sit -o: . tl. ' J -t--ii i'.'i.t .- HagarenB, by Col Si At7Ri::C3 - hli ? M For sale at : febt& rairs'd poo? cross. it I ! 4 I i .- ' ? f ' ' : Sly'--. ' i . iysy:. yi$ , i