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HAELOTTE OBSERVER,
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LETTER HS IDS, CARDS, - .'
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V - PROGRAMMES. HAND BILLS,
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Daily l year, iposipaiam advance, $3 uu
6 oSlweueOLi
3 tl.OS
2 Oil
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WIKKLY -KIHTION.
Weekly, (in the county) in Ad ranee,'' '$2 00
' oat of the county, postpaid, 2 10
6 months, -Op
Liberal redactions or clubs. j " ,r
CHARLOTTE N. C, SATUBDAY, AUGUST 14, 1875.
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counts lor this office and receipt for the
eame,' to receive subscription, Ac. " - '
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t .!. f .s.': ; ,tii Editor: and Proprietor.
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Zeiglers' Misses clothe Shoes,
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fpHK abOyeUlKr the public last. Bummer, by the
new owner", CarprG is for the season of 1875; MAY 1ST TO
OCTOBKK isCopSncf fctrcff rjprity as te undersigned may be willing to admit to
his family circle? !iHl jfop'eS to rene'W Ms pleasant acquaintanco trithall former guests of
thet'attftfg
The pecullarlifttftriiV house affords alt the pleasure of a voyage without peril or
seasickness. If f ! II
A Hew Style of Entrance. : .
I Clients of Messrs .Jones S Jehnston and
Gen Kufus Barringer, must needs ascend
common ladders now, in getting to the offl
j ces of these: gentlemen,, (n account of tlie
store which is ; being made, between the
stores of Harty and Frankenthal. Ordinar
ily it is not s difficult to get into the reach
of the law as it is to get ou tT
those of 'Octo-'
Tiled Bnt Couldn't Succeed.
: i'SVifi Btrvntv' in . rrVnioi" rmilrl rf)X
have been said of a fancily dressed col
ored belle who paraded the streets day
before yesterday afternoon ; she could't
stoop to conquer nor for any other pur
pose. In front of the store of Burwell
& Springs she dropped her fan, and
though she made two or three several
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like
HI ie.t!i:ls
The nights are
The time for kitting arodnd and swapping
lies';. aptoacheth an end. . ' " ; '
It ra time to plant turnips, and this
is wb,atwe know about farming. ' T
Let 'tis have church notices to day
if, you please; ; S':,;:! " '' .
The next term !ttf ' Mecklenburg " Superior
Court will, meet on next Monday two weeks,
the 30th inst.
The sunshine of yesterday was real
ly welcome, after so many days of dark
FeraonaL
1 Mts Frances Fisher, Christian Reid)
a'ladjr whose rare genius as a . poetess
arid noyelisti have won her a reputation
(Mextensive with this countryy passed
through this ' city last evening, accom
panied ty Llaj and Mrs P W Hair-
ston. , .The party have been making a
six: weeks itovir of the mountains of this
State and South Carolina.' -
R F Simomori, Esq.; 1 of Statesville,
wasiri the city' yesterday.
Sammer Absentees.
Misses Sallie aiid Lou Young, and Messra
W W Overman and D P Hutchison, left
yesterday morning for Morganton. The
Frescos Work.
Mr. E. M. Andre ws calls attention',
through an advertisement in the Ob
server, to the fact that Mr. Fred
Krueger, formerly with Mr. N. 0. Harl
ry, is now in his employ. Mr. Krue
ger is not surpassed as a frescoer ; the
work in the dining room of the Cen
tral Hotel," in the hall of the Masonic
attempts to reach it, she could not Temple Association, in the Second
reach the ground, so tightly were her Presbyterian Church and many other
nether limbs strapped together ma pin-1 places in the city, ! shows how skillful
back dress. Then she took her para- he is. He is now doing some capital
sol and fished for it awhile, but this was work of the Bam e kind in the new resi-
no go. Finally, while blushes of maid- dence of Mr. J. R. Holland, in "Stump-
onmnneafv MtaBorl Anon nth or nvpr hftr I '
classic face,' a companion picked up the
fan and handed it to her.
There were fewer clouds and moTe Of named young gentleman has been prac-
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NO MOSQUITOES ! ! 1.
NO DUST ! NO FLIES ! !
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Railroad Tickets good for JJewh.ole season from Charlotte and return....... ...
Ten Day Tickets,;.. ......... i...... ;. ..,.J. .
, InnlUtlnnt ninat rndfl In ; " ' ' GEO W CHA.KLOI 1 E,
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DEALERS IN
F U R N I T U R
B E D D I N G, &c,
5, West Trade Street.
CH AULOTTE, N.C.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OP
Parlor Suits,, in Hair Clo th
Terrv and Reps. Also, a new
w
Sirpply of Lounges, all grades.! A full assortment ofMetalic Cases, -Caskets and Wood
jun 13
moonlight, last might, than any - night
since the advent of the new moon.
s ,Paw Creek spots, ' two horse loads,
offe'retTon the streets, yesterday, at 90
cants, '""'i'y . . ' ' '
, The. accommodation train on the Western
Division of the' Carolina Central Railroad,
will leave this city again this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock, to carry passengers to the Cleaveland
Springs. ,
; The 'Boklon theatre'' was re opened last
Monday, and Katie Putnam, of whom our
people tiherlsh such pleasant memories, ap
peared in "The Old Curiosity Shop." A
citizen of Charlotte was there and saw her.
In view of the fact that nearly every
body is out of town, it is proposed that
we "let up' on the "summer absentees,"
and publish a list of the people who are
at home.
We have just found out how, all
these "mokes" who loaf around and do
nothing, manage to live. So many or
phan geese prowling around the
streets and back lot, you see.
So great is the lack of excitement,
that the cleaning out of the Court
House well, yesterday, croated an im
mense furore. A thousand people
were there at different times with their
suggestions.
"Good day ; what's your name ?" was
our salutation; but he never raised, his
bright eyes nor deigned a reply. He
was iii' a ha?'; carriage; he had on one
garment and a hat, and was takin? all
the meat off of a watermelon rind.
The Temperatuie.
The following was the rane of the ther
mometer, yesterday, at the drug store of W
R Burwell & Co.:
At 6 A. M. 74
9 A. M., 75
12 M., 77
3 P. M 81
6 P. M., 81
ticing how to look wild, for some time past,
and has gone to Morganton now to see how
he likes the looks of the new branch insane
asylum as far as it has gone. When it is
completed, he expects to go just crazy enough
to be sent up there, but . not so crazy as to
be denied the privileges of the town.
Mr C D Snow is spending a short time at
the Cleaveland Mineral Springs.
A Close Calculator.
A week or two before the election, as
we are told by a friend, Maj W M Rob
bins, of Statesville, went to Davidson
county, to assist his brother, F C Rob
bins, Esq., who was running for the
Convention, with his canvass. When
the campaign was over, he asked him
what'he thought the result would be.
Mr Bobbins replied that he calculated
on his election by a majority of 210
votes. When the official count was
ended, he was found elected by a major
ity of just 210.
Safe to bet on his calculation.
The Courts.
J F Schumaker was before the Mayor, yes
terday morning, for sellingliquorinthecity
limifs without license. He was found guil
ty and a fine of $100 was imposed on him.
Henry Huskins, colored, the treasurer of
the Sons and Daughters of Zion, of which
Sophia Brown is President, was indicted in
Justice Davidson's Court, yesterday, tor em
bezzlement. The sura of $8, the funds of
the association, had come into his posses
sion, and he tailed to account lor it. ine
Sons and Daughters of Zion had him up for
it. He went to jail, and the Sons and
Daughters of Zion will have to find another
treasurer, one who won't follow the exam
ple of the white skinned members of thfir
political party quite so closely. :
Coffins, on band, : -iu '.
The Bank of Mecklenburg.
Our remarks in yesterday's paper
concerning this institution, have
drawn from the receiver, Hon W M
Shipp, a card which is published in
another column. We did not wish to
be understood, in what we said, as re
flecting in any manner, upon the gen-
K E ITU H A IT T .T A I L O R ,
f T ??. .i "7 rim t i n rr. s. '
mum nTdMu
Orange Plant iu the Street.
Why send to Florida for your or-
jineenlants? A crentleman on vester-
iday plucked one of these from the tleman named, nor upon any officer of tnan any club in the State.
edee of a Davement on Trvon Street, toe DanK, ior noming was iunner irum
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CuARLU i i t, N.
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Sot el.
in the very business part of the city.
Root and stem it measured about four
inches.
at i-.iurr
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if i!H .JWWt.'MIV U.HW 'na t
Un SO ;.!V;
MMiW$$! MARKET.
n .!, inro Ann l93!.(qn8(JBT . Aiim.
JTew j Utformj and Warehouse.
i The Charlotte. Columbia & Augusta Rail
road, are receiving lumber of which to build
a platform wfiich is now Tnach-needed; on
the site ot the.r burnt aepot.
Thn Atlantic. -Tennessee & Ohio Railroad
will soon comndehce" fo "bulfd a warehouse
close to this platform, of the bricks of the
burnt depot of the C, C. & A. Railroad.
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Supreme Court Decisions. ,
Decisions of the Supreme Court in the fol
lowing cases from Mecklenburg and adjoin
ing counties, are'Teported in the Raleigh
New$, io( Thursday :
' Joseph 1 hbrnbmg vs J L Herron, from
Gaston' i affirmtd;
('R D Whitley et at, vs A A Alexander, et
al;'frbib:ilcckienburg,,(2 cases),. U manded
tor lurtnr prtcc-tuinas.
rr fTiuiiL-i'tL
us. We merely alluded to the anxiety
with which the statement is awaited,
as being a' matter of street talk, and
not in the form of a charge upon any
one ofuselees delay or dereliction of
duty. This much in, explanation of
our item of yesterday.
A Reporter's .Losses. .. , .
1 Joe Caldwell of the Obsebveb, lost five
dollars by the failure of the Bank of Meck--lenburg.
Wo sympathize with you, Joseph,
but then there is some satisfaction, some
balm to your pocket, in the thought that
yon had that much money to lose. There's
solid enjoyment in that. SaUsbury Watch
man.' Come now, gentlemen, you hadn't ought
to joke on serious subjects. This five dollar
bill, which we now carry around, is the first
we have bad since the panic of '73. A fel
low dunned ns the very day before the bank
failed, and we lied to him, saying we had
no money, Now we have five dollars that
we can't pass, an evil conscience to boot,
and that bill still unpaid. Just our luck,
though. A fellow once found fifty cents in
the road, and swore that if he had been any
body else, it would have been a dollar
And that's us. That bank never thought
about breaking till an accident happened
through which we could lose something by
it.
A Shattered Melon.
"I never had a piece of bread,
Particularly wide,
But when it fell it struck the floor
Upon the buttered side."
A small boy was standing on the
curbing of Tryon street, near the cor
ner of Fifth, yesterday about noon,
holding a watermelon in one arm,
while with the other hand he held a
horse. The animal got frightened at
something, and giving a sudden jerk
hurled the melon from the boy's
arm. The much prised treasure hit a
rock and broke into a dozen parts. As
. i i t.
soon as trie damage was aone me
horse stopped still and looked at the
urchin, while the urchin stood with
his hands in his pockets and looked
at the watermelon, saying never a
word, but expressing, with every fea
ture, his complete aud entire disgust
at such proceedings.
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Base Ball.
Caldwell, the base ball editor of the Char
lotte Observer, says :
'The Athletic Base Ball Club, of Raleigh,
have challenged the Lone Nine Base Ball
Club, of Concord, to play a series of games
for the championship of the State. The
Register says the latter will accept. But
what about the Elm City Club which wore
the Athletics to a frrzzle at the State Fair
last year?"
Now Josey, my boy, a regular champion
ship game has never been played by the
Athletics with the Newbern Or any other
club.' They claim the championship be
cause they have beaten more match games
Tiiey are reaay
at any tine to yield the honor to any club
that will play them the regular 2 in 3. for
the champion belt. Raleigh Newt.
Yes, but you see having "beaten more
Report of the Late President of the
Mecklenburg B, & L. Association
As a matter of interest to a large number
of oar citizens who are stockholders in the
Jfecklenburg Building and Loan association,
we present below a portion of the report
made to the association on Thursday night,
by the late President, J S Phillips, Esq. all
that part which bears upon the financial
Uatut of the association :
roe administration or your anairs during
the first year were highly gratifying, ant
met with your hearty approval, and con
firmed your wisdom in the selection of your
Directors. At Jyour first annual election
yon complimented me by unanimously
re-electing me President a second time, to
gether with a majority of your old Board of
Directors, The second exhibit showed equal
ly as gratifying results, and so on through
your third; and the fourth gave promise that
it would prove equally as satisfactory; and
but a few.days since, we looked forward with
mingled feeling of pride and satisfaction,
feeling that this exhibit would meet with
your cordial approval, and that we would
be able to agree upon such a basis of settle
ment between the redeemed and the unre
deemed stockholder as would ensure a
speedy termination of the affairs of the as
sociation, releasing the stockholder on such
favorable terms as to secure his acceptance,
thereby relieying him of the burden resting
on him, at the same time paying to the un
redeemed stockholder such a per cent as
would prove highly remunerative to hi m
on their inyestment
"But all these bright anticipations have
been blighted bythe recent suspension of the
Bank of Mecklenburg, which was the an
thorized repository of your funds and in
the absence of any statement showing the
condition of that institution it is impossible
tj ir ake any estimate of the amount likely
to be realized from that source, and some
days must elapse before you can be placed
in possession of that information. But no
effort will be spared to protect the interest of
the association to the very fullest extent;
and as soon as an exhibit of its attain are
made, you will be informed of its purport.
"I regret that we found it impossible to
furnish this meeting with the Secretary and
Treasurer's report, his duties for some time
being such as to prevent his getting it ready
in time and although he was authorized to
call to his assistance, persons familiar with
book keeping, and having secured the ser
vices of two accomplished gentlemen, they
found it utterly impossible to get the state
ment ready in time; besides, any report sub
mitted at this time would necessarily be im
perfect, as the point upon, which you most
desire light, is what would possibly be the ul
timate yalue of yonr deposits. I am advised
that no time will be lost in getting the report
of your Sec'y and Treas., and also that of the
assignee of the bank ready That, and that
only will enable you to approximate the
value of your stock, and I would respectful
ly suggest that when you adjourn, yon ad
COMMUNICATED. I
Card PnmVtnV VAsslcnM of Ike Sas--
. penaea isans:.
Editors Observer j In , your paper
of yesterday, you state that the publio
are clamorout for a statement rom , the
Bank of Mecklenburg. A little. . reflecr
tion would suggest that nothing like a
full; and fair, statement , in regard to
the affairs of this institution can be
made in the i time supposed. ; ' 1
The apparent debts ana assets oi me
bank might be given in a few minutes.
It is, ho wever, well known in this com
munity, that'this bank is the successor
of two other , partnerships T W Dew
ey & Co, and Tate & Dewey. An ex
amination has satisfied me that noth
ing like justice can be done to the
creditors without a thorough over
hauling of the books of these succes
sive concerns, and running through
seeral years. Desiring , , to secure
everything for the creditors, I am en -
deavoring, with competent help, to
pursue these investigations thorough
ly. While I can not hold out to owners
of certificates, fec, very flattering pros
pects, I am sure that they cannot be
injured by a little patience. A prema
ture and partial statement might tend
to encourage a 'spirit of speculation
which is now too rife. With no dis
position to withhold any information,
I would advise persons interested in
this property, not heedlessly to sacri
fice the same.
W. M. Shipp.
NEW ADVEltTlSEEr.
Lost.
AN overskirt, sage green walsted, trimmeJ
with-ouill plaiting, piped with black
Alpacca.
augl4 It
Finder will please leave at
THIS OFFICE
BIG CASINO !
RE SH LEMONS!
FRESH GRAPES!
HOME MADE
COCOANUT TAFFY !
KEBKUCKEN !
"LITrLE JOKER"
SMOKING TOBACCO !
"LITTLE PARTAGA" CIGARS !
FRESH EGG AND
NICK NACK CRACKERS.
AT-
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augl3
ANDREWS & CO'S,
Still They Come ! !
THOSE Fine Canvassed Hams, which all
like so well, who have tried them. , Full
weight guaranteed.
W N PRATHER & CO, .
First door above Market House,
augl3 Trade street-.
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match games than any club: in the State,"
don't come up to our idea of championship. I journ to meet next Thursday, as the reports
Webster savs that a chamwou is "one who I will all be ready by that time, and will en
biaVtbe TSprliigsL :i
;t ex' a. l
M I SON
'At:
oM hue. 'o'.Mjil J
.-. ' lHit &f jii. hitu'j- A . i
'.ihlynStii HtUl Trad Street and next door to
jjii UJga JJUUUlIlg, vpjJluo'i.vrew. m.sv.jv
rvuvi .b-fUi.-, J!rmer oavings do-u
S UrArU iG H T E K fc. K o
U'hat They
rl5o Si!nQbeW!liou?l'C!ib,t get away
clubs"-Jtno! what they do vat the springs ?
SaxejtcUs the tory thus : ! .
Aft aim Vwnnd a tapering natst,
HdWclOsely and fondly it clings !
So they waltz, and , they waltz, and they
L&nd that's what they do at the springs. : .
And bands are commingling with hands,
; Reirardlessof coniugal rings :
And they fiiriand Jhey flirt and ttey iftirji
Ana mat s wnat mey ao ac me springs."
Seasonable Hints.
The Scientific American says : If mosquitos
or other bloodsuckers infest our sleeping
rooms at night, we uncork a bottle Of the
oil of pennyroyal, and these animals leave
in great haste, nor will they return so long
as the air in the rooms is loaded with' the
fumes of that aromatic heib. If rats enter
the cellar, a little powdered potash thrown
into their holes or mixed with meal and
scattered in their runaways, never fails to
drive them away. Cayenne pepper will
keep the buttery and store room free from
ants and cockroaches. If a mouse makes an
entrance into any part of your dwelling, sat
urate a rag with cayenne involution and
stuff it into the hole, which then can be re
paired with either wood or mortar. No rat
or mouse will eat that rag for the purpose of
opening communication with a depot of
supplies'. " " ... .
has the acknowledged .superiority." Since
the Elm City Club licked the Athletics, we
don't see how the latter can 1 claim the
"acknowledged superiority."'. Certainly the
champion belt of the State won't be yielded
to them on this ground. , u;
. However, the . Centennial Nine has no
stock in this championship business, and
hence it is none of our funeral : so step up
pap, Woodson, Stone, all of you ; what'll
you take ?
The Westminister Review
Fcr July, has just appeared from the press
I of The Leonard Scott Publishing Co , 41
Barclay streat. New York. Co n tents as fol
lows :
I. Sunday and Lent.
II.. Macready's Reminiscences.
III. Allotropic Christianity.
IV. The Pacific Islanders' Protection Bill.
V: Education in Prussia aud England.
VI. The Guicwar of Baroda.
VII. The Evidences of Design in Nature.
Contemporary Literature.
Article I., beginning with Lent, maintains
that there are no valid ecclesiastical reasons
for observing it.
'Article II.' A dissertation on the decadence
of histrionic art enters largely .into this ar-
. 1
!r, :
jjiew -engines v. 1 ' v r.lieitv In the Mountain MeadowTMaa
4fel' M111'.!;! sacre. The paper is one ot deep in
days, receive four new engines from a terest. containing as it does, many
loeomatiy establishment at Pittsburg, facta in regard to this frightful butche-
!They:-will be of 33 tons weight! w .sW th moBtVnnalliiV mdrn.2
A Paper From Far Off.
Capt. F. S. De Wolfe has given us'a
co py of the Salt Lake' Daily Tribune,
which was sent to him from Salt Lake
City, Utah. In it we see the charge of tide, which is rather an essay on Macready I gretted, inasmuch as it may impose addi
the J uage to tne j ury in ine case oi and the character of the stage than a review tional burdens on many who are badly pre-
John D.XOe, who IS on trial ;for com- I of the Reminiscences. . I pared to bear them
able you to form an intelligent estimate of
your condition." -a
Many members haye been disposed to at
tach blame to the Directors . for permitting
an accumulation of funds in the bank, This
is unavoidable under the peculiar workings
of Building and Loan Associations towards
their close', especially as you have no power
to compel members either to redeem their
stock, or to accept any given rate for the
same. At your last annual meeting you
passed a resolution looking to the winding
up of the association by which you establish
ed rates under which members having their
stock redeemed might retire thir mortgages
To what extent members have availed them
selves of this privilege, I am not informed.
You also authorized your directors to estab
lish a rate looking to the retirement of the
unredeemed stock; yonr funds to be availa
ble for this purpose most be at yonr com
mand, which they have always been, either
for the redemption of stock or its retirement,
but few members have availed themselves
of this, preferring to await another annual
meeting; they, hoping to obtain a greater
rate of interest on their investment, which
they would assuredly have got, but1 for the
disaster which has befallen yon r association.
by the suspension ef the Bank of Mecklen
buag, a calamity which is greatly to be re-
Pa
RETAIL PE AlER3 I 3 '
TENNESSEE B E E F mM
each, 16-inch' Cylinder; 24-inch stroke,
and 4J feet wheelsThey have for
somev, tiroes past- oeenu neeaea ion
the road. On a line where a very fast
tude, planned and carried out with a
demon like ferocity unparalleled in
modern days or among civilized peo
ple, and , of wide-spread interest, by
MUTTON
schedule is run; and where long runs reasbn 0f its great enormity and long
luwuiyrco, uu uuc otuuu 1 concealment.
It is not generally known that a
young United States Officer, a native
of this State, was the first to enter up-
are
the strain for very long time.
Another. Match i Game of Base Ball.
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' Article III, ''When a gas assumes a form
so far differing from its normal form as to be
practically a distinct gas, it is ..called, by
chemists allotropic Thus ozone is allotrop
ic oxygen. Now as ozone differs from , oxy-
I gen, so does Mr Hawel'a Christianity differ
from the Christianity of the New Testament.
Hence we have ventured to give to the relig-
i ions system set forth by Mr Hawels the
name of Allotropic Christ ianity." ' ,'
Arrticle IV, reiites to the slave trade now ;
practised' among the natives of the South
Sea Islands. ; -f!
. Article. VII, explains the: evils. which we
VVE IcEEP AFfRT-tLklsS lEAT ARKET, AND iSOLICITrRADE FROM
r.nl v. No credit customers wanted. ...
, , ..,..,f.t. f All t t 3 , r The lowrii has eone wild .over base, ion an investigation of this work of f Ff- rj,,-. tl
''y1 ' .') I 1 I W V U U U V I V J f'ivlftat..ldAv, 'lAVfininC thfa one bfrr I nffip.fir was Lieut. Reuben P. f!amn- I - trttT' m,.. mA ln..l!n!. I L
The effect of this will be to distnbute
whatever loss may be sustained by the as
sociation evenly amongst the stock, redeem
ed as well as the unredeemeed, and establish
a new rate under which stockholders may
retire, increasing the present rate for retire
ment to the redeemed and decreasing in
like ratio the interest to be . paid, to unre
deemed stock, but : this basis can only , be
rightly adjusted after yonr interest in the as
sets of the Bank have been ascertained. , An
other thing to be considered, is that these
assets are likely to be unavailable for. some
time, bat this need not deter you from'go-
BMarket opened from
I
THE GRAND. DEPOT: 1 'r.ll XAV
hut .j;!", i t,f.' wi ri "!-'f i bfi.u li&
For .Mineral Waters, at tt j.
McADEN'S DRUG 8TORE,v.
iU 111 i . ; in ml . , ul: tr-tit. V')t!iilr.ul V Hi
r
'U-'l
TO RENT, f ; ' .
A desirable store room on Tryon street
near the "Round House.'" Mlso a dwelling
house. Apply soon to ;i - 't J-' "-;
.'ii:i r7 V W M HENDERSONVH
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are subjected by opld draughts and want of I ing forward and fixing new rates,? ignoring
proper ventilation, and gives apian for sup- I them entirely-for the present; closing op
affairs, and leaving this fond to be dis
tributed pro rata when : the affairs of the
Article VIII. This lone and interesting I hank hva been fnllr administered. WW
article carefully reviews the evidences of de-1 . 'One word in regard to the Board of De
sign in nature, ; coming to tne, conclusion i rectors, they need no defence at my hanar,
n'v'prii'il.i viqlbrious, tbe score standing 31 to 32. at the head of his regiment (the 7th that toey are not InsnfflaenW but absorately they are gentlemen of Intelligence,, extend
" 1 ' T ' I This was the closest gameof -the seaH North" Carolina) at the battle of nuu.uienivesanypotneucaisaetcnoi ed business experience,. and while some are
son. and excited a good dealL of winter- Games' Mill, in the recent war, .be-1 r-,--' 7 rTr M.r-,
Z ': nnl .... .L fl, iMfl-,1K J',n.M fi-f0o- TTo H ' Lu J T of "transformation Dy natwalsdechon tbefand toremam ihere
cov.ifiun' nno vno ...... i w i . survival of the fittest. ' ; 11 Ui J
SmithvDle.Nine Hd r ever played' to: firstf undertook '.to J ferret rout this : The reviews under Cbnterapo'rarV liter
getner. .Anoiner game is jto ue piay-1 jaouniaia.aieaaow aiassacre, anawno 1 tare are as full as osuaL ' ' " "
Hilt i
A LARGE LOT
xv .. ..
Of Window Glass,
VaptttahM. AaI '
j ; ; W R UURWELL & JV.t
ed. "vesterday evening, thfa' one be?
tween the Nameless .Nine and Smith-
ville Nine The 'Nameless Nine was
officer was Lieut. Reuben P. Camp
bell, of Statesyille, a graduate of West
Point, who afterwards died gloriously j
AladdenSechritj OiiIt wjjnot explode ed between them in the course of a placed the - responsibility v for it 'with
and is thebestinn.se. Sold in Charlotte, by
HUTS. DUIU III UUBIJUHWi "Jim ,
W R BURWELL & CO. I few weeks.
the Mormons.
; Price $4 a year, postage
publisher.
will find on enquiry,. that the greater port
tion of them were depositors in the same .in
stitution, whieh Is the best . evidence; that
prepaid by the j they did what they thought was for the
best" '
OR RENT,
For the balance of the year, the dwelling
on Tryon street, adjoining the office of Dr
Robert liiDDon. recently occupieu y aim
McNinch as a boarding house. Possesion
given immediately. Apply to ; 1 1
augl34t i
IOO Barrels
PURE COPPER DISTILLED K
CAROLINA CORN WHISKEY
by , JOHN T CRAM
Thomas vine, u&y iason jo.
aug!2 2m " .
QHOICE COUNTRY HAMS.
Decidedly the finest ever offered in o ar
market, also large country side Bacon,' nice
sound and clear of bone, at
O H HMll H B.
augl2tf
They Have Come
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF CLOTH
ING, Gents Fnrnishin Goods, Hats, Ac.,
and are going fast at very low prices.
Gentlemen will do well to examine my
Stock before purchasing elsewhere. ' '
apr6tf J MOYER.
A FINE LOT
-OF-
PRESEBVII1G PEACHES.
AT
W. M: LONC &.CO.
... 'ff'i'tyff'i
ng
-I int.
TTSE CUTLERS' ..r.
Patent Pocket Inhaler for Catarrah. . ,
.. W R BURWELL A CO.,
Jul22 Agents for the Manufacturers.
gAPOLIO, .,Lw,.!ir,uyv5i
Browns' Ess. Ginger,' Colgate' ScipsJast
received. W R BURWELL k CO.
aug4 - 1 r w-- r
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