North Carolina Newspapers

CHARLO TIE OBSERVER, . ThkOMlrKJt S6b4 Iartiiba kail thoroughly! sttppUed :wHh Tery need want, and with the latest styles of Typ, an I Ml 1 reaiYfiitpaM) u mlVaRee; S 00. :4 00 very maimer of J oh wot e ot e with nesine5a,tflap.t.i anli r-v jHf a4 Amlnti a aViw KAtlM ' IL. WSCKLY E1UTIO.V. - vv ;;a die county) in advance, i$2 00 nut of the county; postpaid, 2 10 : 6 months, . ':,. ,1 06 A rt,trrt iiufi CAT B1.- "$ til v.- vol. xn. m 2089; 1 CEOGiAMMEt, I-AI 'I Bill ' Liberal redpct)os,,fbr clubs, ! '' 1 1 f ft1'- ' f 1" "l" 'Ar-'.n'' 1 ! '" ' ' 1 l'Kirf ' ! j.i. i. 'in ! - i. , ' I ' ' I i lu I ), I " I ;;!( '; H . . t i I , t , ... .-.. .11 ,i - . i I,, j- . , ,, . , 0 SECOND EALL STOCK, BOOTS UR MR FORBES has just returned from the Northern Markets, and 1 we are now RAiTins our Beoood Fall Stock Of BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER, which is fallv completi ,y BpftIH.Fill!!sld WIIOIIESAIJBmAND" RETAIL ! MlRCH ANTS are espetaatly requested u S M I T H ; &7? FOR B E S X E W " ft CFKT A BUILDING; TRAP E STREET, octl2 1875ifisxBiHE;ARRIVALV ,ARE vRECEIVING FOR THE FALL AND We offet-to: the Public To be .found iu the . Citv. . . Xadies', Misses', aud , ChUdreua, good iii -eiullegs vaFieri We Satisfaction guaranteed. ronage. I Opposite; Central HoteK Ladie8aand Gents' fine goods a gpecialty. sep2l TBrVLVQess l&icliols cS Co., WnOLESALB & RBTAIL Mujply of Lounges, all grades Coffins on hand. A full assortment of Metalw Cases, WE GO RIGHT AHEAD AND STUDY THE INTER EST OF OUR CUSTOMERS, HAVE JUST RECEIVED - THE' FIRST IMPORTED SOUR KRQUT, Of this' roh ; . a tip top article. THE FIRST RED CABBAGE, Far superior to White Cabbage. IE$1 IMPUTED PCRLS1, I BEST CAtjLIFLOWER. BEST 1 GROUND PEFEER, In bulk 25 per cent, iesa than Canned. PREPARED and PICKLED DUTCH ' '-;-;:;HERRIN.'- ;i4M.'.'- SPICED PIGS FEET. , MINCE MEAT, PREPARED TRIPE, apple butter; DRIED SWEET .if r jl i iooRJfi. - ' i- v : 2,000 FINE ORANQE3 and LEMONS. SCOTTISH jCH IEF: OAT MEAL. BUCKWHEAT AND RYE FLOUR. NORTHERN TURNIPS, BQLOpNA 1 C SAUSAGE, GARUCiJ dt BEST NEW, ORLEANS MOLASSES, AND SUGAR CURED SMOKED BEEF, --'-v A FINE ARTICLE OF NORTHERN IRISH POTATOES,PEACH BLOW AND EARLY ROSE, low per barrel for family use. SWEET POTATOES, always on hand, H ASH AGrEN:S OProStT CHARLOTTE HOTEL. aTGoods! Delivered Promptly.-a Go to Crockett's . REGyLAR,C;ABINET, JOINING -h'SKnMI 0 roll I zm-f-! i - .:',Vi,'A ..i. ttiOt fMl .I'M ' EVERYTHING MADE or REPAIRED 'tlOillljf! Office of thelold Rock Istarwl Mills, corner Trade an 1st Stree, riy.j rj nov27 2y ''--.tit-'..:'. ii ' ' " '! Notice, . j fc n0il1wikwlllyl& Rmtils' U Retail Store. If so we request yon to pay up. as we will cive out for collection: by. the 15th of Deeember, all unpaid bills; vtheib erf by note or account..- ' t r WirTKOWSKY & hINTELS nov27 lw.'ti; j-?! i 'm'- 500 ' ! l'.'l i ' ,': 'I'.j I ri .. . , ' , 1 ; j xkiauum DCwuruy vii, mc ueni 111 iur Sale by?',' 1r-- 1-'vy.-- y. : T-r.-f-!! : . .:i-j.,i.m i 1 W. R .BUR WELL A C0,' . 11.11.- n ii mi it.. I 1 i .... at P"8 tnat defy coapei'ion. i! . examine oar Stock before u. i . 1 1875 WIKTER TRADE. the best Stock of respectfully solicit your pat- . DEALERS IN FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c, No. 5, WeBt Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. JU8T RECEIVED FULL ASSORTMENT OK Parlor Suit, in Hair Also Cloth, Terry and Reps a new Caskets and Wood nov2 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. Charlotte, N. C, Nov. 26th, 1875. j ON and after Wednesday, December 1st, the trains over this Road , will discon tinue stopping at the platform at foot of 4th Street. Passengers aud baggage will be re ceived and discharged at the Company s Depot on 2nd Street. J J G0RMLEY, Supt. nov28 till 4th pfOQPlTHiMpBI !f Fine Larp Northern Apples, .ViUlkiAS Nl O 0 ' FLORIDA ORANGES, I1EW CROP FIGS, LAYER RAISINS. l&D A FULt LINE OF PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES. ALL THESE GOOD THINGS CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP FOR CASH, AT p u nov27 R.E F O Y' S NEW MEAT tJAVING rented the new BRICK STORE II of J W Wads worth, opposite City Clock, I wid open on tbe 9th instant, f 1 M l A I M A' K, X- . Will keen coustantlv on band all kinds or Fresh Afeats- of the very best quality will make Sausage and souse a specialty ; aiso, Orsters and Fresh Fish dailv . . Satlsfactidnii;uaran;teed(both In quality andnrice 1 tx ' T - I will also continue to sell First-Class LM eats At myxoid stand at the City Market, wnere my old customers win oe taitniuuy waited Upon ny awBaaa wuson, - .. ' ; , , J W ADAMS. nov7 - N. O. MOLASSES ! H 1 I Orleans Molas- J mb. Inxt in and for sale low by R B ALEXANDER A CO., HAN t 1 H ; WATCH, jnlcely repfired AVE. your and warranted, at , . . ; - . . : HALES & (FARRl6R'S, ! A., T. & O. R. R. vn "iaT-' V-'l I , , I . Y' 1 T, H E - CITY BULlTrN. ;-. ,-:' J m i. , ; ij:v Next year faf leap year,! and' the girls 'wiM ' then be expected to do thecbttrtiDe.' 1 I ien.be expected to dathe cbttrtllng. V ' 1 There "were rio casA'.befcre ike Mayor or any f the Magistrates, on yesterday.. 'it Quite a number of reserved seats have at ready been taken for the Bergers to-night TT T ' A - ,i 11 .I-.: ;. Ik. - xiaesuageu .is , lue emineniiy appropruue j . Li I i r 1 't r j Nearly all kinds of labor had to be sus pended yesterday, It was so bad that even a man's brain cpuldn't work. From theoffices of ,the hotels into the.bar, rooms ana cacK again, was about tbe PrQ-. gramme opserveayesieway,,ri ,,,.,, a f vers few people were" visible on the streets t town' and town folks stuck religiously hi'-' doors. The street lamps were lighted again las night,' and it was pleasant' to see tfcent twinkling against the densely black .back grqund. Now the. road j leading into the city are. horrible, and where mud and bogs do abound, profanity doth much more abound, i . . Messrs. S P Watkins & Co., of Danville; Va., have moved to this city, and will .open a feed store in the building how occupied by Mr u w birrine, on couege street, No, Stone; no pine coffin "and wooden monument for us. Remember our occupa tion and nave respect unto the fitness1 el things ; let tbe coffin be metallic' ami me monument brass. , We spoke tha xLhex.dayia am State, news column, of ilmgtontehentepress- and delivered tbem at bouses for ten cents. A correspondent reminds as that Charlotte beats this, all goods here being delivered by the seller without extra charge. Speaking of Hall's" Combination,, Which was here recently, the Atlanta Herald, of Wednesday, says : "To say that the com- pany that performed at DeGive's last night is the best, by odds, that ever performed in Atlanta is to do simple and even scanty jus tice. A Kinsman. The Capt Waddell 1 reported in our tele grams of jiesterday morning as being in danger of molestation from the Hawaiian1 authorities while in command of 'the mail steamship, City of San Francisco, is a broth er to Capt F N Waddell, of this city. Dur-"" ing the late war he was the commander of tbe famous war vessel Shenand ah. Officers German Singing Club. At the meeting .of the German Siagin g Society on Thursday night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term of six months : President C Hilker. Vice-President Jos Fishebser Treasurer F Kuester. Cashier A Hellmund. Secretary John Lamprecht. Libraiians Julius Braun, H Bihre ien. A Valuable Book. , Mr E Nebhpt, of Madison, Geoiyia is now canvassing Charlotte lor "tbe Illustrated Descriptions of the Polar and Tropical Worlds" which is a' description of man and nature in the p'dar and equatorial regions of the globe, by Dr G Hartwig, of Heidel berg, Prussia, and edited with large editions by Alfred H Guirns-y. It is a valuable his torical work, full of useful aud instructive information, and we predict for it an exten sive sale. We have been a&Ved by a party interested, to suggest the propriety of having tbe main pipe of the Charlotte Gas Company extend ed from the corner of First Street, on Tryon, to Morehead; Street, to jtbe end that the citi- ens uving jo tnat pari oi uwm mmy.: nave the benefit of the street lights. They pay taxes and think themselves entitled,' to street lights e have heard it said that they will do their part toward buying and putting up tbe lamp-posts, if tbe pipes are extended into their part of the citr. The Augusta Bates. Tbe following was tbe result of the 'last day's races of the Augusta Jockey Club: In the half mile dash. First Chance was first ; Mollie Darling, second ; Lottie Moon, third. Time 1.181. Mile heats, best two in three. Abd-el Rose, first ; Harry Hart, second ; Hartland, third : Century, fourth. Time 1.481. Second heat Harry Hart, first ; Hart- land, second ; Abd-el Rose, third ; Century, ; fourth. Time 1.49. Third. heat Harry Hart, first; Abd-el Rose, second. Time 1.49 1-2. The Street Cisterns. The Street Committee should take some action to prevent the cisterns in the streets from being covered over with mud. The recent macadamizing has caused the tops of these cisterns to become a good, deal lower this being the case,' water and gravel work w 0 " their way through irito the cisterns. How Injurious these gravel will be to the appari . atus of the fire companies, when drawnjup rv &f initio hbaei is apnarent. aadTt is for th?rreaibn rfat it is impbrUnt't We important the mstrjopked fterat once, x Application for Convict laber,. ;i We are informed that Mr R Y Mc Jden of this city, applied to Gov Brogden for tbe prisoners sentenced at this term ot Court, ia Lordei hi Kpndlthf m direct. totbeJSpajrg and Asheville road.i But His Excellency refus ed. on the ground that tbey must undergo. a certain formal 'reglstraticmaVthe-Peniteh tiary in Raleigh- 7 We are at a loss to fcom nrehend why. the agent cannot come to Charlotte and; make the usual entries npon the registration bookTbevprieoners 3sen teaced i t this court, number in all about 20, and the'cOst ef carrying and returning tbem from Raleigh will make' ft' USeleSS r ...... 1 i.nn. rir.11 a r nmn th .i..i. ,mn&A.fl'fl?.'t. miri liiW th. mt.rM. hntniitv. bnt not th, snirit of "-"uJ Ay, , a. , r- the law. o.-JiY i. L PMiMrfrilnUthfsouth:' .The Piedmon'fc Ait t. via" Ttich'aiond'M nmnuW. rtt4vWt4 nr. Atlanta JiW Greensboro pat 6o4aettfai0 trMa td Souh; i jnUar to the faef newspaper train to tbe WLi. The train leave Ctortlandtatreefeferrycat P M, accotuplishes the ? dutanoe 'between Ifew Y6rk! and Atlanta ftf 42 ionrr York and Atlanta iii 42 hours, 'Monomery hpurs. Mobile" In-59 hours, l?e Or-" leana m w noun, ana uaiTesion in w honrs.4 Richmond Enquirer Keuuedy's Patent IPlft Blowere Some ' weeks ag()Mf f 'Kennedy placed one i I 6( theseCfe Vowers ',)nI;6ar sitting room, and after' ' due tna'wehnesitatingly pro- drawn frqift the putBideTpf h ioom through l 41 v . li. j u . :. .1... u doeg ,ta ork na-foctM,,. We are of the pinion that ik would 'I tinYaluable where ottli m Affti.rthv th.t a "wnhVin ehhnnM.11 Urn? Atiautlc Coast' JLiue JoufuaV. ' This is the name of a paper the first num ber of which has been handed us by our friend Nick Johnson'. As its name wc old imply, it is published in the interest of the Greut Atlantic Coast Line. Ther lace or publi cation isCharleton,S.C..and Matt O'Brien the irrepressible Matt is its conductor. ABide from its railroad matter, it is an in-1 terestmg attle paper, and its pubhcation will no doubt redound to the benefit of tbe line in the interest of which !t has been be-i gun. Chnd Seriously Burned. Mrl H Foust, p this city, informs us thai m litue daoghter of his unele. Mr Thos G youst, who lives neav (Graham, Alamance county, was seriously if 'net fatally burned one day-this week. In the absenei f any one else from the room, the child's clothing took fire and it ran into the yard - where it was met by some one who extinguished the flames, but not before nearly all the clothing had been burnlfira the little victim, and its flesh badly burned. , The child is four or fire years of age. The Central Hotel Gas Burning-. Mr Linton, the Superintendent of the Charlotte Gas Works, tells us that, in say ing tnat the Central Hotel burns more gas than the whole of .the town of Salisbury, we went a little too far. The hotel proper does not, but if we had said that as much gas is consumed in the hold building, as1 in L Salisbury, we would not have mistated the matter. Walter Jsrem A Martin a hardware store, .Cochrane' bar and billiard saloon. I and the lager beer saloon nnder. this, should &av been taken in the account. Superior Court. This tribunal was engaged all day yester day upon the civil issue docket, and ten or twelve eases were disposed-.- in. different ways. There was only one jury trial; that of A A 8tewart vs. 8 P Alexander, and the jury hung on this. The jury was discharged yesterday. This morning the motion dock et will be taken up. During Court, C F Goddard, tbe white man who was convicted last week of assault with intent to commit rape npon .a colored girl in this city, was sentenced to serve a term of 5 years in the Penitentiary for the offence. Christmas Tnrkeys. On yesterday Messrs T Coleman dt Son and S P Watkins & Co., received a drove of 300 fine tnrkeys from Buncombe county, just in time for the Christmas holidays. They were paraded through the streets and attracted a great deal of attention. Some Of them are splendid fellows, just the right size for Christmas dinner, and are fat enough even now to be appropriated to that use. These tnrkeys are for sale at low prices at the store of T Coleman A Son, on College street, and those wantirfg one would do well to call early. ; . Olffr tbe Pen, On last night Sheriff Alexander started to Raleigh, to pay the tax due by Mecklenburg county to the 'state, and al?o totals, the J prisoners sentenced to the Penitentiary dur ringfhe present term of Court. ' There are 20 of these and their names, crimes and terms areas follows : Dallas Orr, petty larceny, 5 years; Jose phine Hammond, nuisance, 5 years; Ella Bell, nuisance,; Jim Barber, petty larceny, 10; Henry Maxwell, petty; larceny, 10; An derson Massey, petty larceny; .10; Jo. Legard, petty. Larceny. 10; Charlie Aiken, petty lar ceny, 10; . RB; DilloiH petty larceny, 10; Ar- inur Liong, petty larceny, k; JO xiarry, petty larceny, 2t Ed Scott, petty, larceny, ; 10; Ca leb Wilson, petty larceny. "2: O F Goddard. assault with intent to commit cape, 5; 8ue Wriston, nuisance, 5; A W Morgan, assault' with latent to commit rape; 15; IssaoHun ter, petty larceny, lOy ' Frank Brown; petty larceny, 2; Cebe Rankin, petty larceny, 5 years Of the aboye party, Legard, Goddard, Dil Ion and Morgan are white. Tr ain Delays. Trains on the North Carolina Railroad are I Ways- a tears naaf The nvnvoea Ami r ' . V. " ' 'ZlZ- 7Trrr """" rrT?T' .w " urT I mail iMin aanMri few vaataMlaw mAHitns) TZZ Tr'ZZ2Z wul -777 .. " . . mu'"" isst aeiay-was caused oy very neavy sieeis on iuv runu,.iruicu vbuscu iuo engines 10 sup on me raus. roosx wain Ho, wnicn gotnere yesterday morning, three:quarters of an hour to pttll np tne mil between Jamestown, and High- Point. It was : to have met No 4 at (Greensboro, but instead the two trains; both flagging, met 1 in the roadi add No 4 had to back to High Point.' ':! i y . f :? Capt '-Dodsoh,1 conductdf ' of -the freight. tram due nere at yesteraay morning, era not arrive until 2.30 in .the. afternoon, his j cars covered with snow.,; He , reports that ! snow fell rapidly at Gieensorvp ..Thurs- day night just before he left there, and was followed tbjr heavy sleet. :From Salisbury to I VlUUUlUrV 1IVU1 mA W.Vt nw. I are down, asd a larzs numoer are. on- uie eround between here and Concord. He ran -,-,,.(,. :.: ),, .V ' . . . 1 across two between nere ana uarnsDurg, and cat them and Ihe wires allpleces. S ran A Jary; body was discharged oa Thursday, k ', .tt . ' U.'' ' ere publisheji a yeeterdaya pjiper;, ' wae ; one of jthe very best. Grand ; Jories Iecklen- ; burg county ever had. add: Judge : Schenck went so far as to sav vesterdsv. that it was t.Kat. Kk-. tlmt Tuiavm nam r Tt BniaMl mast Z(VLiitt frretingont crime, and, its conduct hAiiid nt-nrl m siti mitmn tn fntnr hruiiHt of lta kiDdi.lThe remarks which His Hdnox made in discharging it, were ordered to be spread nponibe minutes of the :Ceart. ' The suggestions madeTrt'tbe 0ran4 Jury's report are eU ' ,worthy , of toteQonv .and - HiU be cordially endorsed hy; tnr?iij aaass teifCort ,'Housei; a .yv&ohiel j&jf jjid DO more 1 tnan - : express puquc sentif ment, and it is to be hoped that , the Commissioners , willigiye to. the r words the. weight which is duejthenu 4 ,, . Tr- r " , The ; store, of this firm t was . re-open eq terday morning and business is being trans-; acted, to all Intent and purposes, as: UMiaL; Their affairs, however, are in - the . IjfcndS of W'L T Princepagent for M'P Pegram,.Tr-j tee? ' JAn advertTseisient is published Itf the Obsebver this niotnmg, offering the entire; stock, fojr Ealej ahden'mernttng the articles. The firm have , iwued a cireular io their feifon. to Whieh they state their Uabilii tea at abont 1 tU3.661.37i, of which there ia secured by mortgage and judgment leinSj $75,474: 65f their assets at cash' tale they say will, not exceed $52,73649,' and 1 unsecured creditors hold claims to- the amount of $38,070.72. They add .further: "Nothing bnt involuntary .bankruptcy can discharge us from this load of debt, unless our credit- . on are willing to accept a. very small per cent, (not exceeding 10) of this indebtedness which our friends might advance upon the security of our labor or acquisitions in fu ture, provided the same be accepted within fifteen days from date." The Berger Concert Troepe. - . To-nigbt this charming company will give us an entertainment. They are great fayor ites'here, and their coming is always looked fur with interest. They are strengthened this season by several new performers, and there is now more talent in the combination than there ever was before. It is worth the money to go there just to see Anna Berger or Sol Smith Russell, if we may speak of two persons together who appear so totally unlike on the stage. . We give tbe assurance, if any is necessary, that those who go to the Opera House to-night will be more than re paid. The following notice of tbe company is from the Augusta Chronicle and Senti nel, of the 21st ult: An entertainment, composed of good mu sic and genuine humor, would hardly fail to please in any community witn tbe smallest K intensions to cultivated taste. Augusta as the reputation of being more than or dinary y fastidious in this respect, hence the . 1 i L c 1 - 1 approuauon vi tnuso 01 uci uuuui wnu at tend performances at the Opera House is a very fair indication of merit. This being the case, the Bergers cannot but be gratified at the reception they have received. The company is unexceptionally meritorious. Its principal members are possessed of talent of a superior degree, ana mere are none wno can be classed as mediocre. M us Anna Ber ger is fine musician on the cornet and vio lin, and a charming yocalist. Miss Anna .Morgan bas a remarkably sweet soprano Voice, which she, uses witn skill and judg ment. Her rendition of favorite ballads went to the h arts of the audience, and se cured for her hearty and well deserved ap plause. One of the most artistic and skill ful musicians in the corn Dan v isM'lle KUi- sy. Her performance on tne vioienceiiowas a masterpiece, sot omixn liutsen is mm self; we can hardly say more. Mr Busnell is undoubtedly tbe greatest of living hu morists and delineators of character. Hia I representations are inimitable. Successive presentations but develop new . team res 01 wit and humor. The Opera Hoese Xiast Evening. About as appreciative an ! audience as Charlotte can afford, assembled at the Opera House last evening, to greet Adelaide Phil lipps and her Italian Opera Troupe upon its first appeaxacce in this city. , . Though the crowd was. infinitely smaller than the talent ef the company called for, we do not remem ber to nave seen a more cultivated audience . the opera and' appreciate "The gather there. In the main they, were ladies and eentleinen who can SDnreciate Barber of Seville,'' tbey certainly did. They could not have done otherwise. The music was simply grand, far .surpassing any thin that oar people have ever . before had , tfcgt privilege of hearing. It was entirely above criticism. The melody that burst : from the Hps of Tom Karl as Count Almayira, was thrilling at times. ' Signor Carpi as Figaro, the barber, left nothing to be desired this singing showed the highest natural gifts as' well as the most thorough .cultivation of voice, and his acting was as perfect as his I singing. It is. dououui, tnougn, 11 tnose named acquitted themselves with more cred it than those left unnamed. As for the startifce , was iall that we i had exited. Her Vrfce is one of great sWeet nesa. AJ1 of thenotef, both the high and the lowgwbi&t ont with the utmost precision i4 the appl ause, n ot boisterous ana metmngiessjoat nearly ana repe-.ou, jtoldjban we can how much her aiog in rPjoyd. . During the evening Miss sang . !The Rosebush. Tree- in a meaner so beautifully pathetic that it must I - r ht, and daring her singing; of it, not the slightest sound, save only her voice; was heardln all the house. K wasagrand mn I ; - . ; :. - i . f treat S at its ai f I lipps being warmly encored, advanced and ..rtog Tbro' the Rye" most charm- 1 , . , . ThoM-howere present last niehtwill 0, have something to which they can j k with pieMuabl, emotions. WhUa those who stayed awa missed an entertain ment of such a character, as ia. rarely, ever Vouchsafed a town of our siaie. S3 :'-f a COMMUKICATKD.1 Scrape Off the Streets. Messrs Ediioesj Now that the streets are macadamized and consolidated by the sand being vrashed In, the mnd should be scraped off occasionally, This wouldTiel 0 'W keep the roads In a. sound state; by drying quickly after rain, thtfs promoticg the comfort of travelers? and the health of the citizens, by preventing nauseous - evaporations. 11 A 5 w'6rdnto . the ; ! wise, Ac? .1 . f. HAro?'' The Ci & Tfci.' 1 -". ' COM MtfOTCATlb. Reply to "Pair iPlay.' ; ' "- Editors Obskbysb : ' I am surprised at a communication in your issue "of . yesterday morning signed Pair Play.";1 The article pretends " lib be a reply to an editorial of yoar paper. I can not see ' the necesity--or proprietyf so many allusions to "Mr Solicitor Montgemr ery. "of -Cabarrus J' : .-.Why did.no "Pair Play," if be wished .uiHiaver.appn-any qonauet jot mme ap wmvisivu . via uto mi wv7 x'oia: lnay' charges that I asked for the pardon "of "one John Williams who stole "new boots!' and the Governor ha4 not pardoned hinat i It is true that WiDiams is vphite man, was convicted iof stealing vwboota,?. and sen: teneed. to the; Penitentiary , Hs neUtion tc, pardon did not originate with me. Hon 1 JfenUnsrzesented .ieTnui tat' hK Wiisf F by Ex-Cot Holden and-Ber' hard.' to ' say" that 4 WiniaraS had ' 64 sumption and was rapid lVdeliBmr,and that "if h e remained in the Penitentiary. he would die, and he also showed roe a .certificate; f Dr Hill to that effect, and; asked me to a petition for?Williams? pardon. I dee to do. anything. Afterwards .Gov, Holdeh urged one in a personal interview, to. sign a petition for Williams, and stated to me that Vflliams was declining, that he had married a neice or grand-daughter of Judge Potter, that his wife had come to Raleigh to be near her husband and had died in a kitchen, ' that Williams would leave the State imme diately if pardoned. Under all these cir cumstances ' I : agreed to consider the .mat-, ter. -' ,:,'"" 1 In a short time I received a. letter from Gov Holden urging me to act. , I then wrptje' to Gov Holden, stating that for the sake of humanity, I woulrcohsent to Williams' pardon, and" ncl5sed"him aT Ielter7(ifJmi5 tafee net) to Gov.Brogdext jtaliag that the pardon of tWilUarns would meet? my ap proval.: r7 " ; " r ;;; v - ? .t- So it seems Gov Brogden makes it an in variable rule to act in opposition to the Solicitor. He pardons negroe who steal ''second hand" shoes, when the Solicitor does not approve it, and when a poor white men who steals ' new boots," is represented to be in a dying condition, and the Solicitor approves of the pardon, the Governor will not pardon. His Excellency seems deter mined to be perverse. Very Respectfully, W J MONTGOMERY. SPECIAL liOTlCER. Always keep it on hand, as delay increases suffering.' IfyoQhayea cough or cold use Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. It Will cure you Price, 25 eents. HEW ADVEKTI8EJMEBIT8 FRESCO;! FRESCO!! HOUSE, SIGN AKD FRESCO PAINTING. FRESCOING II SPECIILTT. E M. ANDREWS. dec4 tillS OuoneF Ocnoof Corner Trade and Church Streets, CHARLOTTE, N. C J A BRADSHAW. Proprietor. r Unsurpassed accommodations for Traveling deettf1'' l'' ' ' - ' For Sale. - ..iU r.l fTlBE large mnd complete Stock of Goods in X Tiddv Book Stoie. is offered far sale at Cost for Cash. The Stock contains School and Miscellaneou Books. Schebl ahd Office Stationery. Card Games. Children's Blocks and Pussies, Chromos: F rames, Ladies Fine Writing Paper m ooxes and' quires witn Envelopes to match, . Fsmily and Pocket Bibles. Prayer Books. Hymn Books of all religious denominations. Gold Pens, "Writ ing uesas, paauiess and vtettiBg cards, Fiat Paper; Bill, Letter whaote eads, and Printers Stock eenermllV. torether with,, a large collectkn of Miscellaneous Goods. . Wl.TJriU.KCJC,- dec4 . " - Agent for Trustee. Don't lorgetr That "RfRS DANIELS is serving Oysters in all ujx styles, cneaper tnan any lady in town. Splendid meals for 50 cents under Smith & jj orbes unoe store, Trade street. , - - -Table Board, $15,00 per month. ,7; ' dec4s? .- . . " 25.000 aoARS' , ' , Imported arid Domestto, selected for retell trade. W R BCHWELL'AtO. dec3 f - . BAKER'S COD LIVER OIL And Wilbors' Cod Liver Oil and Mollere' Cod Liver Oil; just received at , ; ; W R BUR WELL CO'S, . ' decs ;, , ' Drug Store. 71H0ICE COUNTRY HAMS. ' ti .'i - ' -We have just received about 1000 lbs Choice Hams which we will sell at 16 cents per pound, v ; y. O , W, CHALK CO. , dec3 , .-v: 't GERMAN 8TUDENT LAMPS,-' '. .'.-.; Brass and Nickle Plated. ; ; w. r. burwell a ot. dec3 ' .' v". ...... 300 BOXES WKiD0W GLASS, 4t low figures for cash. :. si W R BURJVELL A CO. OPEN POLICIES OIT,CQTTQK. 1-5 I 0 -A V RITTjEN AT NEW YORlt RATES IVA V A DIE y UaiAi j i j General Insurance "Agent, 'y ftdv30lt ;K ; 1 CbatlotteVN.a .:r,ii mi-, i f . I I - - :, ---- .V -. ;, - I o isras ir iGt-JdL'jo35rii.Y i ; S ATIJIlDAYy - DE0BM13ER -4TB. THE MOST ELEGANT COMPANY IN AMERICA, Ihertfk.mirtii tiniverte. LADIES' SILVER CORNET BAND! fir Ti, iui,ii An the Ee0Wer Comedian Humeritt -; . j J O rt . p art Tin i rrri fr rT-. 1 tl ' S &il3AiixfMl X ill 1 ' i - 1 : ft 5 gWQOu W$5W" Re-organized and . Reconstructed. MISS ' ' ANNA1 ' E&EB,. .Corbei Soloist. MI ANNIE MORGAN, Eop Vocalist. ; M'LL 1MMA KI'AIRY, Violrtiosliste. MISS TENNJE TITUS, Trombone, . And the enUre Company will Appear ALL THE LATE' MU6ICAL FOVEItIBS OF THE DAY.-.a ;l z h 1 c ir Adai8sionr00, 75 cents and 60 cent?. Seats' fcah be seethVA at PHirrm's Book Stobx, without otu cbxbok. nov28 4X 1st 3rd 4th l.'T 1 VJ-id nOMEOPATniC- SPECIFICS Been In general wgefor twenty year. -Jbivery wiicre proven! ' tne most SAFE, SII jLE EC0HO- MICAEi and HF,lC112N'r 7r- cine known xbey J are. just what tile jgei pie want" iwwln": time ami -nnatey awerwnsj specific the well tried ni- crip tion of an eminent nnyjsJbeiatK Nos Cures . ..... Cents 1 Fevers, Congestion, Inflammation, ". , 25 " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, " 25 3 Crying Colic, or Teething of In fants 4 Dia- (Ra,i of Children ! oxJjUits. Dysoutery, Griping, BT" "Jc, 25 25 2ff 25 25 25 25 25 25 . 25 " 25 25 25 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 J 00 50 7 Coughs. Colds, Bronchi 8 Neuralgia, Toothache, 9 Headaches,, bick . tteo.-.-.. 10 Dyspepsia, BiDious;? 11 Suppressed. or-Fainr a,:.,, 12 Whites. Voorst lAkit IS CronprCWfcf -itatbJifW! 14 tBiealSt ilqnv., , 15 Rheumatism, -BLuatiC-Pains.... .. 16 Fever and AgucCbul Fever.Aaues. 17 Piles, blind or bleedinf,i.........r.. ' 18 Opbthalmy, and :Bore or wear 19 Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza , 20 Whooping Cough, (violent-OQUghs, 21 Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 22 Ear Discharges, impaired hearing,. 23 SCTOfula, enlarged gianda, wei lings,... 24 General Debility, Phisical Weak' ness... ......... .:;t.'v.s.v.......' 25 Dropsy and scanty Secretion;..: 26 8ea-Sicknees, siokneas Treat riding, 27 Kidney-Disease, Gravel, 28 Nervous DebaUy. demmat Weak ness or uvoinntary aiscnaigea, 1 29 Sore Mouth, Canker.................... . 30 Urinary Weakness, wetting the P6Q i i rtsewwtM iW4i ex a' 50 50 1 00 1 00 31 Painful Periods, withSpassas..i.-i 32 Disease of Heart, palpitations, eta 33 Epilepsy, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance, 34 JJip phtheria, Tdcerated sore throat' 50 85 Chronic ' congestions and JErup I ' tions, ........ ...... ...-....r'ii;.. 50 FAMILY CAiESr' '''1 Case (Morocco) with above 8& large vials and Manual of directions Case (Morocco) of 20 large, vials and m 00 ' 6 00 OUVt) CF" These remedies aire vent by tbe case or single box to any r use conntry. tree. 01 caarget on receipt ef price. Address ;., -: ' . , ,M fjunrutxiuis4 Tlomeepathic Kledlcine Co. Office, ; Depot, No 562 Broadway. N. Y. For Sale by all Drtg-giets nov9eodly ' Charlotte, N. C. Finali'Hj& 3V N Che first clOctotsrastett, F B V McDowell. J est in the OBSl :hased a half inter- fstabli&hment, and ft is absolutely . eiiry Ibat air outstand ing claims duefx : zptatWdate neaeuied, either by note r acctrantWenee, talmust close np my old books. 'All daims dwe me individnall v. contracted' prior to that time. remaining nnsettl?4 ofiiia 1st day of De cember next, witn out reserve, wiu eepiacea in the hands of an effieer for collection. ; f v,.CHASt,.R.i, JONES. oct26. lm f E OR SALE OR BENT. - ' A Bptendid two story Cottage; containing S rooms, situated on the oorner of Church and Third 8treets. Very convenient to the business portion of the dty. This Is new ad desirable property, conveniently locat ed, with', good water, stable and garden. hi 'Apply at once to - ; . '.i. " r.. 1 i& ,- jH.'m i? W R COCHBANE, - ; .U Pt B U TIMMONS, nov30 lw " HANDSOMEST LINE 1 - Of Scarn, Ties and: Neekwaa,-at -' OCtlO.' fc , .:-,'.( ...... f ,;t-3 f JUST-UCC21VIKS t-Fnir8loelr kf WATCHES CLOCKS f ii. end; JSWELCY,- at ' asvw ,:,.t: : y t !jm:h : HALES ' FARRIORo. OCtZltl-'-'t.' "'f ?t ioM 0;i?O US': 'M: ts-i Krtr .TTOMEOPATBIC EOPATHIC 1 SPECIFICS, ipame fe f ..j ., , A HrAt 1'aafita. IIVA , 11 M 7 v-f Si' 3! f.i U ; 1H nr ?:; l-f.i'ri1iV.."lT'fl'iT .Jfr,rf Lr !; 1 tli 011 i.ilTiiiriliiLiiiniNiiiiiiiiif v' -"'f ''" 1 "' ' ' """" " """"