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mxv xuttiuio oas juBv reiurDPa iroiu
ceivine oar Second FaH Stock of BOOTS.
complete in every Departmenft, and will, be eold
- WHOLESALE-ANDIRETAIL :
, rtalERCHAKTS. aiff eepeciallj; requested ioxamlntfurBtok before puul mi
&
NEW -I R O'N FRON T-B U I'Ll
aREAT;;.RED.IJ,0TI0N IN PRICES
boots! and shoes;
3I'I T H Hi JXW t'BICES'WTHg 00D
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.oCBQvTS and fcllJtB
nemicn tv ar.v lYbiii" hf m
in U t htnth.
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S0 (0 fate. n bet fi.rtqoeliy Bxoeans at fl.50 a pair. Men's first quality L. d B,
V B rolawraltlllZi per fr;HWinV b- Grain BslsatlXO perpabv Women's
-yrlmVif Oirf BaW at rWtripBir,TtiUdren,8 Polish High Cut Copper Tipe at 75 cent
,ndiailbweiyle ucmj , v .. . ,
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rr Supply Of Loongesi all graded
k Coffins on band.' - '
A fall assortment of Metalic Cases,
Has Ainrivedati
.If-':
In
CALI ANOMAKK YOUB 8ELE0T1ONS OF XMAS PRESENTS. FROM. THEIR
t -4wpeTbf 8oekf Tey Furnituroefvery desepption-j ,, ,5
3
CARTS. WANS. WHEELBARROW, .HAXRS
ar.lt Js THE place to get durable and handsome presentn for wives, mothers, sweet-
ifa'.sit4ren.. .RiJmLhe place. i 4 '(..; . ; ,
3D. !a.. &m:io?i3: ac 00.,
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t,,;v r,'jir4 vttfY 1
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r rpecTFUixr annefmces to cw .
it r-ns of Charlotte and vtci W f
as tiketv rooms atme ueniw noici. wmi-b
' TW tear heonsblred -updit 1XA8J53 vr
THE EYE; and Where-lt especially epnpa
8euU a is AUSTRALIAN CK xb A Aa ?.
XAU
ahe&hey,
feels him
jttirerofittofa7
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mm 7 BBBBBW wa usL-ssi ssv e-w '
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oecll 9 coromissioji fliore.
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:self fnlly competent to meet ,lbe re-iihpse iudeburftof .are fVffS .T
Teryrespectnuiyf www f -
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ids oTUM3Tn-ALUKeta. ana w are
SHOES. AN D LEATHER, which, is
noir
fully
at prices thai cteljc coufetitionv '-s
F.O Rf ES,. "
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OLD TIMES BEFORE Tl!E WABi
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ETOCK ANDOMPLETE AS80KTUET
(being the larefct'uv Xh Stata) Btnch.Tbw Htea as iefv com
iJi'iunH3. Kip Boots at 18 00 and
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FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &c7,
2?o i, West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE, N. C. .
tjtst Rwmrvim j
A FlftX ARENT
Parlor Suiw,
1
Hair Cloth,
Also a new
Terry and Rep
Caskets and Wood
nov2
Forth at
braetallJ
, Kit
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December 20th. 1875.
On and after liiis msil will niwn nA
close in this office as follows : - -
Koithern, I deUvered sioain, cfot-e9t)0pra
uuwt8, " . 8.9U " " 7 BUpm
Air-Line.' v-? sa - Smptu
ftotertilleV:; H OO: 1 :.- ',2j00p'itt
0. C. East D 80 9.00 pm
C. C. West " " 6.30 p m " 9.00 pm
Money Order and Eegister r hours : from 9
a. to, to 4 p. m. 1
R e Mcdonald; p. m
dec2l if
The son has dried np the; mad and the
streets ai pin in food condition. 1 -
v Proba' says' w shajf hare 'no .change ia
temperature to-day. i " -
. .The moon waa out last. nigbt brisht and
beautiful. It was pleasant to Itok at her
face once more, ' "
'Therewas a large crowd Of passengers On
tSe North "parolin train last night; nearfy
an oi inem, hoyevfcr.wexe'billed through."
The services at the Second Pxesbvterian
Churchy yesterday afternoor., 'were' well at-
UtdSSmViM poet
oflQce of this city, has been appointed a depu
ty cplleorfjnteroal revenue.
A cenain youth in the city keeps away from
the hops and, theatres, .On account, as he I
says, of "matenialseruplea.','
? ThediaV thelt)pera House can be
Seen to day lE Ph : ifesbobk siore, when're
enred seat for the W41dnlan entertaimneiit
to-morrow nights ciS'aechVed
Jto further tacts hart! bjMW licitedi regard-.'
tog the dead tnfant, and it Is probable1 itbat
its hi(yfitujivs-4
.owouy myscery- i:,ut
Perhaps the most siHUngand novel even
of the season in society circles, will be the
A tvflq, ayjuev iaoaoa i
ww .o,mw: fl ;
Jxceman Beil calls opon us to say that the,
statement published' t tb effect that jie
had been fotradguilty of embeaTeraent jbe-1
T H
fore one of the Magistrates of the city, iA snierprtee. MH5totiet we" belieTehas par
mistake. We hereby comply with his Vrs-T chased a interest in the AehevUk ⁢
quet,jsnd by these presents set hirirright ! andU hieheefbr assist Mrttraaan''ih
.-. 7. ... . .. j '-, ..iA bs-'
'To look genteel, black your boots ahtf
wear the El mweod collar," says an adrer
tisement in an exchange. Now wouldn't a
pjajoejueffgiapmiorrai la TAnmng
collar and a pair of spurs.
Yesterday was a lovely day. The return
of the cool weather was most welcome, and
eyerybody-felt better for it. Business reviv
ed, too, many people, were pn the streets
brought about a better state of affair gen
erally. New Year Caller.
Onr acquaintancea jiEe,rather la'te about
making .CcOelr calls. We bad
quite a n amber of callers on yesterday, but
tbeir visits wou'd have been more appreciat
ed if they all bad not made some sort of re
refenjca,to Qiatnitb4"liUle bill." Notice
is herebi'VkjIiK'Wa'have ceased receiv
ing. "Appreciative Aualenc."
We met up with some few people, yester
day, woe)ilaappcinted in John T Ray
mond, on Monday night They weregenr&Uy
the people who, after seeing John E Owens
as Solon Shingle, thought there was nothing
remarkable about him,and JTo had seen
"maay fatqpian)opV.and lalk just that
way." These are the people we have refer
ence to, you know, - when we sometimes
speak of "appreciative audiences."
I. o. o. reM
At an installation on Monday -hight. of
officersf Charlotte. Lodge $To I3, s the fol
lowing wreT Installed by I) C Barnbardt,
D. D. O. Master at Odd Fellows Hall : :
N G C TWfI
V Q J Wpi
. R8--J,A Bixby. . , . ;
K8tJckwori,. .:
tTreawre-irXeiidrk '
'si -t Mit..
The Season. - .
We reporters are. la, sort of a bad way,
j ust no w. 4 ftwtfofitbs ago we cou Id talk
ahont th "ras&et leaves" and "the manv-
colored 'brestsy and all that sort , of thing ;
and in a, w montns trom now we can taut ,
fThsmmf arwa the Itaade buds
the genial sunshine ;" but
now (espeeirf
llyWSif thi Mwepief bsi Wff as cool a
Hat WyWftbw toU) wujects are ab&t
as scarce as was Col 8ellers' dinner.
Ballna4 Accident. . . .
Traln Wo one CaroUna Central RaH-
roadi dnj here oC be East, yesterday
morning, had an accident, Monday nigntjj
near-iRosindalevl broBd lAtirinbarg. Bf
fore reaching a trestle, the train had jumped
tbe trtcV. aucT while running over it, the
whole deck of the trt stle was torn up and
tbe fraiad to atop? thVVngiae got over
ZZiiiteUF'ti enlr Bwk-roonrwhich was recently eecd-1; JTKe speaker tccpe:iubqt re
off the traclc, tin ttetrestle, and; Were only t,,'p.,r-Eh.R thmw w?H I r-LirZul . Zr a-.,-
iPtSIS
pins
MUM
.a .fl xrffLjk tasaasi Waa nvtfV
over, as if ready to drop at any moment,
train was made irplat lrurfn burg and. sent
00 to Charlotte -"X , J iw
A R
hfVnlTrain.
On
tbe other 1
?tt!!?,S522K-J'
JSa3K2ffiltei2S
w -------n. rfj.. . .
mT fWT
m.. - 1 mm - . , . r
a,, pffender and said K Mada mtsf
l&ra'mo-
mBt,li4a4iiid sgrtoftr hi
his ignor
1 n um h - , w . w , .
you must be a 1001 ; wny 1
1 this wine!"
Tne Vew CeutltvUcn.
rshrriff Alexander and, Bfdster llaxwelL: I
ceId i' Je box ontautia g 4
Mt.jwupaiei w.iu iu ameiuuneafca w lud i
Conatitution of JforihCroUofti proposed by J
the Conatitntional OonTnfcioiof 1815, and. J
the Constitution ; aitt will readi as fQ-opcted 1
to beamedded. -' The panihUt eontaina.70. 1
pages, and was prepared nftderordlninees of i
Convention by JohrihefJoriep;J the" Secr; j
Tbe pamphlets are fotdiatHbnliori,.Bd
jCan be had noon application : to; either the
Sheriff or Register of peeO
: :i 7
r, $enriM 'j' i;fbjjio at 4
o'clock, bytbe tongregationa of the Tryon
Street Methodist and , Second Presbyterian J
qhtrchs.4kt the church o latef, stod 1
this eveningat 7, o'clock at the First Pres-
by terian Church serrleearfl jJba4 by selves. The land in controversy the "Con
that conlregaUoBVtfif pfaytt ippototed rad Gold Hill Mine,V An Davidson amntyT
for Ml&j&fopiffl The case was argued by Col John A Oilmer
ior proaigBi sons; ror cniiaren as scnooia;ior
those entering upon proiessioial arid com-
mercial life ; ror widows and orphans ; ;for
sons and daughters in- .foreign .lands ; and
'Wlw are mentally or , otherwise
uuqeau
The Wfidmati Comedy Cempany.
This troupe -re-appears in Charlotte to
morrow night; and' Will "present Tiotj the
Actress.,r which we Understand is a very
charinttig little drama: We hayeno doubt
that the cbtnpany will get a good bouse here.
It has never.yet failed to do that,' though
wind and weather have , almost invariably
been against - it
This fact is evidence
prima facie, that
the . company possesses
merit, Clara Wildman is an earnest and
pains-taking actress, ndowed with ' vocal
powers of no mean order, and well cultivat
ed! while Wildman himself is very fine . in
low comedy, and does himself 'credit as well
in the.beayier parts. The Wildman Comedy
Company is so well known here, however
that it is unnecessary for us. to go into a
Jangthy recital of its merits and demerits.
withdrawal
yaledlctory' of Jordan Stone, Es, asasso-
ciate editur of that paper . He wss one of
Us founders, and to his tact and ingenuity
is dds to rW smH degree,! the, successor the
the conduct o'f that paper. We regret very
much Jtqjoje him.Xrgin the daily press We
have always fouha hfm eourteoas and agree
able, inboth our journalistic . and personal
relations with him and in noting his
WmMSmmBM if 7
were bidding adieu ti artoW fnend -who is
atartiDg on long jourpy, Wherever he
goes, becanies with Mm oubeet wishes,
and Ji one X0l re3lce more heartily than we,
lOrs iJrosrjertty
Badly Powder Burnt!
TheAshevilie Pi&npcr recorda the "follow
ing accident in a family which- formerly re
sided i a this city . "Early after daylight, on
.the morning of the 25th, while the children
of Mr Wm Gates, and those of a neighbor,
were celebrating Christmas by the firing of
crackers and Small arms, a painful accident
occurred to Miss Alice, a daughter of Mr
Gates. She was, standing : near the' table
upon which was about a quarter of a pound
of powder Tbe servan t girt lighted a crack
er, and it burned more rapidly than she ex
pected, it frightened her, and she tossed it
to one side. It alighted in the powder,
which instantly ignited and flashed in the
face of Miss Alice, burning her terribly
about the eyes. Up to this hour the unfor
tunate young lady has been unable to open
them, though the attending physician is of
opinion that her sight is not destroyed."
The Case or Mr Klrkpat.ick.
Mr J R Kirkpatrick, ef Pineville, tells us
that we did him great injustice in our re
port of a case against him in a Magistrate's
Court in this city, last week The charge
was that he had sold land which he had al
ready mortgaged to Gen Barringer, and he
charges that otir statement Was altogether
ex. part. He acknowledges that the land
was under mortgage for th ran. of $800, but
states (and it was so shown 1 on the trial,)
that Geq Barringer had abundant security ;
indeed, held notes to the amount of $3,340.
on his1 (Ks brothers, for the lifting Of the
mortgage ; that the land was told to Smith
with OW Barringer's consent, and that this
gentleman Jiad only asked that the . papers
be held until his' tnortgage was satisfied;
Mr Kirkpatrick' elaims that it was a pertect
ly upright Easiness transartion, And his
statement does put a "very different phase on
the affair. It is but justice to him to say
'ilAIWMWM:
on oi tna anais gymiyrmase
amvvUstoir&tait VXr - -thf nert 4y
after the above trial, had Jlf (Smith, the
proaermslhdlcteffabr perjury, and, the
Wa ItoriAved tdfaJT came up
yesterday in the Magbtrate's Court:' (Noted
UfcwltCNrt 3 i i sz
Svstaess Changes. - ?r
Messrs J-Young t Bon
are-removing
loca
ti0n.1to.thfi store room on West. Tryon
Df.i am . k.1a. V Vin Viimnil'l
1 hw Slass JroatpUt ia.the hose, which
I 111 X- II. mTmrnm mmw mtnnY, T.rt
jsmkejvit one of the most., attract
tfve stores in the; city They weret
engagfjotJfclfianAfarring their
Ahelr business success .wiUhe1 M-great aJ
was atthold,n a5. v :-:r
;iwiiaAiwii -
.?!!f!'
-1 outer, rur aoopmnn propusei ewde
fltter,ltead rffra oMr Rigleh
ia ikj.s uuLUUBiuuu a nrii 111 is in uiuai
ftZ " d. the firm ,IQ
heaceSMCBhatabit D6ng.. : ,0
Onevf two other business, Jtibangesjre
a aua ux. st ssw ,. vkma ; aMwMavj ..wsv
r ' '
"We BATelosTrecelred the firtf a omUr of
this pa&S H I ( four page e&iyV pab-
uuku u .njuningun or ; jaextn teeir -s
MaBjnbe3t,p47rrtended.Wtthei
of ihe.Knighta o fytVftf 'lhroaghoj tbtt
world. A portion -of the ipacewiil alaa.be
deroted to ijie.ioterestf o(t
t b, K'V and A 9 & A 'MllanirtMM
niatter wifif not W laealne In Wcfolnnins.
francei ,s"-' t -y
J , imm, - rt-
The Caurta. II
. i '.
both Submitted to His Honor: The plain!
tiff claiw dee m mh&ritF deed, asainst
,Canafla an Jfustee, And . tb dtedant
daim as the curt. I que trusts of Camtnan,
with whom they endeavor to connect them-'
tnd J at JlcConue for defendants and VTH
Bailey and E C Bobbins lor plaintiff. The
papers Were handed up for the opinion of
the Courf. ;- '' ' - '( 0;
"The'sessiotf of j-eslerday finished the sit
ting of this Court, and Judge Schenck leaves
this morning . , , ,
, M atob's CouKT There being no business
for . this tribunal, it did not assemble yester
dtty mornings . - tt . -mn ,
-. BxroBB Jostics McNihoh J P Smith of
Pineyille, was indicted in this Court by J R
Kirkpatrick for perjury, and also for selling
mortgaged crops. There were 47 witnesses
in this case, nearly all of Pineville being in
jyolyed in the case, either in one Way or an
other. The tril was postponed until the
last Saturday of the present month, and the
friends of the parties hope thatmeanwhile
some compromise can be effected
Baroax Justice DAvnwonRobt Simp
son, of Clear Creek Township, was; up for
obtaining goods under false pretences from
a firm in Baidmore. The amount Involved
was $130. The defendant paid the amount
of the bill and the cost of the action, Mr
Brooks, who was. representing the firm,
giving him a receipt in fall, and. the case
was settled. : ;
Th re Was not a trial of a criminal case in
all the city, on yesterday.
SAJe of Property.
On yesterday the store house 'of the late
firm of Grier A Alexander, was sold at auc
tion, by tbe trustees, R M Miller and J W
Wadsworth. 0 P Harrison, auctioneer. It
was purchased ' by Col J L Morehead, for
$9,000. This property Is situated on Trade
street, between College and A, and is ac-
nrtWtaA ob imAno 111' no net tralnnKlA Ini
city! The building is two stories high, with
oh a ti
a basement, is 90 feet deep, by 371 wide in
the clear, and has a back yard of 10 or 20
feet. The house is of brick, and was built
for the grocery businesi. A large safe was
bought by Sanders & ' Blackwood for $190,
and anumber Of choses in action,' office
furniture, and other property of the same
firm, was sold at the same time to different
purchasers..;-.. ;( ..' .JV' v
The property known as the Cruse Lots, on
Tryon.Ohurch and Seventh, streets, near the
Episcopal Church, was als sold on yester
day, by Allen Macaulay and S P Smith. C
F Harrison, auctioneer. Tbe property was
divided into eight lots, and the following
were the purchasers: J M Smith and E A
Osborne bought three lots between them, Dr
J H McAden one, J A McLure .one, Allen
Macaulay one, J W Wadaworth one, S P
Smith one. Messrs J M 8mith and Osborne
bought the two lots fronting on Tryon
street. The total amount realized from the
sale of the eight lots, was $5,070,
Six $100 shares of First National Bank
stock were sold yesterday, and were purchas
ed by Dr J H McAden for $106 per share
$6 premium.
, The sale of the property of J:W McWhii
ler, was postponed from yesterday-until to
day at 11 A. M., when it will take place at
the house on College street.
Meeting; ef tbe Mecklenburg Historical
- Society. . f-
Last evening the regular monthly meeting
cf this soeiety was held at the oJfice of Dr
Thos JjMoore, and the call of the roll axhi
bited the fact that a majority of members
were present Tbe President, Maj C Dbwd,
upon taking the chair, ordered the proceed'
ings of the last. regular ; meeting .to be read,:
after which the names Of Messrs . John G
Young, and Thos S Armistead, were propos
ed for membership, and they . were duly
elected members of the society. i "
'- ' After the transaction of some; other busi
ness, nertainine only to the society; the Pre
sident called Ge9;DHHHil8chahv
and in accordance with 'a resolution passed
at the last reenlaf meeting
of . the society.
I fatpceede4 to deUver n , addres before the
I members, on the subject orrour aegiectea
History, and Our -Neglected Dead." ! 7he
short time in which we are allowed to pre
pare these notes, prevents bur - making any
extended allusion to this admirable ana wen
timed address, to-day. We hope to.be able
to publish it, however, in, rte7o, when we
hall have been furnished with a copy. We
cannot refrain howeveri piciB. making
ftwrunning comments, which will, if noth-
fflg more; prepare our readers to properly
appreciate the address when- ft shall have
hen riven to the' rjubTie. f-
s CawUidtltewWeS
I A. - J " - - '
iiWay aadare forgotten H had sought In
I
1 dlfireawhicriTiaVe i alwayacharacierteed
j e hiatory pf. pox State, k Be stated that in
fcr' Amartmeht tof JUeratnra;. sdencelln
- SMtMMMafMMi
-HWj-
i M.ha' ith dnri mil Uricoi&r' tzeeiH
tion' of the'department df btoryifBe re
feirredin fittlne terms'tolhe creat B&drift-
M irtatwh? epe inW
a rnsinnnsi wi rn in a nsi wi a r. i aM a.nasi laraniin.
Tm
ton has e xttnded, beyond the seas.
lfierethelibprofofis hive oee quoted wi
v .1 raa nasrai Lnswrimiii hiiim
Jnb Hirhwler.lir the front srank.aadre-
gfetted that his sketches were not what
our grand ofd commonwealth had a right to
expect from her ehUdren'He took occasion
to say, that he hoped at aome nbttvery dis-
tant daX.agrteXal publiO CNorth Caroling
!,! ky Aona .arounai, wui u some
substaaUal.. way, attest their appreciation,
I of his ardent and affectionate exertiona.it-:
newti np iai pisiory 01 some, 01 uw
imminent 'men of "our ealy ' times, and,
lOjiiteu1';B'&tf wulel if fibinev.
eaue poucyor vwgmisv ma seautf qaro-
uui ia nouuuaj vBfar u,Ha mezecvuig
stataesand monumeataiq honor tbeniy
with, that ipf oriCaiplHiaf whosa State
or as a, community in any paxticular section,
had, never carved' a line, or raised a stoae In
htmor bf ahV anbSreVe? oTsfinguished.
Berudec! with? s&W ieelliri'fofhe bet
that North Carolina, 'as roie,' hadnearry f
always failed to 'honor mertt te her. w,
childrtn, and although he, did D0t aar so4
be might very prpperiy have cited the names
of Janws K, Pplkyife White, An
drew Jacksort, Andrew Johnson, William
Allen, Allen ' G Thurman, and; many others
who have reached honorable ' preferment in
other States.'""
The addrts? as all and' fool ftair WastM
have been expected from the speaker, Araicb,
Is saying a great deaL and. we only ; regret
that we- bkve not time or space at commsnof
tosay more in regard to it.
Meeting' of bounty Commissioners.
The Board of County Commissioners met
at the Court House, on yesterday the 4th day
of January, 1876, present, , W E Ardrey,
Chairman; Thos Gloyas, R L 'beArmond, T
L Vail, H M Dixon '
The -following "was the only business of
interest.: :-
It was ordered by the Board that the build
ing oommitte and J R, Erwio, be - and are
hereby directed to make such improvement
and alterations in the bar and court room
as thej' may deem necessary, ' ' .
The following jurors were drawn for Febh
ruary term 1878: - ' , " " ' 1 ''
Z L Moris; j M Houston, John T Alexan
der, J C Beard J Mc Hunter, D L McCord.
Green W Hoover, Wm Stedmaa, ' John M
Wilson, Sr.. H C Severs, t N Johnston, Jas
MJc hnston, J F Ferril, WmReedy, Charles
Mason, E A McKee. S JMcElroy, J 8 Hoover
J S: M Davidson, C W Miller, W D McQuaig
James Pucket, John Kirk, W D Cianton,
Henry Bryant, Wm Caldwell, Joseph Wood
sides, R F Weddington, N S Alexander, E D
McGinnis, E A Morrison, J N Thompson,
8 W Alexander, W 8 jJmith, W W Grier, W
H Taylor, Wm M Boyd. W R Hrkey, J L
McLure, W V Wolfe, Waiter litem, Martin
Icehour.
Jurors for second week : Jonas Rudisill,
E 0 Johnston, H M Caldwell, J N Hunter
James A McNeely, R N Tiddy, Zen us Porter
S A Solenberger," J M Davis, W RStarnes,
Larkin" A Hipp, Alfred Washam, Saml Por
ter, John McCorkle, J W 8wearingen, J W S
Todd, John R Morris, W H Sossaman, T Y
McConnell, Jesse B Johnston, J M Alexan
der, P P Maxwell, Noah Linker, John R
Hood.
A lengthy reply to the presentment of the
last grand jury, pronouncing the Court
House a nuisance, was read and adopted
It is too long for our columns, but we will
present its salient points in our next issue.
SPECIAEi NOTICES.
Workingmen ! Look to vour interests and
save doctor bills by using Dr Bull's Cough
Syrup.
CUT THIS OUT.
It May Save Your life.
There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases; Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some won Id die
rather than par 75 cents for a bottle of medi
cine that wouki care mem. TUB, A. BOS
em's Gxsicav 8TnfJv has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany, and
its w mdrous cures astonishes every one that
try it. If you-doubt what we say in print,
cut out and takf it to your Druggists Messrs
X U smun UO., wnoiesaie agents aqajv
tail drugaists generally, and get1 a sample
bottle for 10 cents ana try weooses wui
relieve you. Regular size 7j5 cents. dec 31.'.
VITAL W B AKKESS OR DEPRESSION :
Awealcexhapsted' feeling, no energy or
conraee :' the result of mental, over work;
Indeecretions or exeesMaV or' some drain up
on the system is always curea try f - "
Humphreys, AAomeopaxato upecinc tuKxa.
; It tones no and invigorates the' systemj
dispels tha gloom and despondency imparts
strength ana energy stops tne araur ana
Min.ann a tna untiM min. KHin nana
twenty tears with perfect success hy thous-
anda. .Sold by dealers. Price $1 per single
rial, or Sa per package 01 &ve viaisanaax
Tlat nf nowder: Sent bv mail on reoeiot oi
price. Address HUMPHREYS' HOMEO-
PATHIO MEDICINE COMPANY, ,662
Broadway, wew xprK. . - ; ; ,i t
See large Advertisement; n . . 7-
no9 ly .
I
Bcile ft Sons. Coal and' Lime Merchants.
Atlanta. Ga- Analysis of our Snetby, Ala.
Lima Bfi.fiS. The atromreat Xime in the
Uni-ed Sutes; Montevai 10, Ckhaba red ash.
and Coal Creek Coal, we nave specup rates
of freight on Coal and Lime by .car load to
points in rtortn ana Bouur varoiras ana
Georgia. ' Wa solicit orders,; send for price.
. - , - BUlTjl JB. DOSS,8 "
aecsy ,auuii, ui.
AEW ADVElSTISEItlEUT!
. 77- . j
REGULAR
ry.r-.x -. - wu i.i. isvm
1 .... klnt
Commandery
No2. U. D
at tbeir A8Y
LUM to-night
Tbe roemben
will take due
notice ' and
-be punctual
in their attea
daneetat"v7
o'clock. Bir
who are id the city are coarteously
invited to be present. .. .
uiuci wi w v, J - j-V
janS Xfeptaiu;Generaf.
-ft fiLM W7- m ivo yi VMM,
V 7 .71 -.-7 7 . ...i. i'y5i
i tt."periow'lodeUe?loVM
!il Brother, are mrged to call at the Book
8tore aad settle s no longer indulgence can
1,
ossibiy be given, dui too e aims will now
ivwy owpus ib bom- wiiwnw ue,7y' "
n u 1 raiBwi,
jan5 Agent for Trustee
Khlehfa
I4 - tatM rtw assist .f
atcwun-a
RETURri OF.THC FAVORITE
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fc vi,'AW rTOaVSt
TltEtlH'AEMTJWttdlCRTIS'rE
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Press
""" "lm personation e? Mtdem Times,
stamrauAxtisuc
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GsiMiLOI,
F. J. Wiumav.
- '1':o:i:o:i.VlV,'-'-'
Admission- 50 cent.' 75. cents, and
$1.00; Seats can e secured at PHtysa's Book
Stoaar See Daily Prcstarnme.''"'
-j - .,t Mkf ' CtAJT-BHaVTCH,
janl a afehisw fcBtiiwaess Agent.
., t 1. a . niii w .! .i ' ,1,1. m ,. i.n 1
Aderf isme1tfs eloiiwArKf'n tkh
column & lM txa& tyt&n9y eert$ per
line, for eack inieriiotXi rli udvertm
metUJqke for lMiluuktwmty-Jiw cent.
Might words mctaea fees! - i . .
1 . 7 .! n An!.. Ijni: i w a " . '
WANTED An unfurnished
in a
private family, by
ftntlmua
and wifo.
deferences exchanged." 'Address' 'T. O. Box
.113.; J w
'lanftlt
F0il6fD--JL steal ring withjthreAkeys bo
it one of them a post office lock-box key.
The owner oaa recover property by calling
at this office and payiag for this notice.
THE last opportunity you will have
Everybody come and see, only three days
more, so don't procrastinate, 'but call at
once, at Ha.LE9 dt FARSfORV,
jan5 3t 1 Jewalry Store.
THE Ladies of St Peters' Church are re
quested to meet air Mrs Onraton'a, corner
Church and 7h streets, to-day 0 o'clock,
p. tnM punctually. M, riisi&:tml 4,"
j;tn4 it "uxrt"'t-'--irt4''"
Mrs Waring wilt readme be School at her
residence, on Tryon 8' rest, r beyond Mr
Yates',' f-n -Mor day the 3rd ofnuay.
janl St . ..,, .,,,.,,ffj
For rent, a home with five rooms.
Pos-
session given January 10th Apply to
dec31
A P NEV
RT.
FOUND, and left at this office, a lock box
postofHce key, which khe owner can have by
proving property and jayinf for this adver
tisement. -,i :' ,'i"-: 'r-y-'ji '.
decSl tf 1 ' "'- -'' '
JEPORT OF THE CONDITION
... OX TH
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
. op . '
Charlotte, in the State pfwih Caro
lina, at the close of business,
Friday, 17th December, 1875.
RKS0URCK3.
Loans and discounts, .
$804,440.50
Overdrafts... i .
ui-j,,- -.3.8717
U S Bonds to secure (urculatioiv- 100.000.00
Other stocks, bondsand mortgagee, ,198.33
uae irom approved reserve ,
. . - ' ' 3 In kko on
Dae from c4;her'lfatlonafTiahks; 2,849.00
Due from Stata BaaKS and bankera, 935.18
Real estate, furniture, , and ftx ' ; '
'"tares.. JL . ... .-V, 1.1.987.20
Cuxretitxnsesa,Jl -M0-2
OheekeaoOtterk!te,T '.81
Billrof other National Banks, lo.3M.oo
Fractional arrency; (including '
?-deklea)wnv.- - Ki( t 350.es
Legai-tender notes, .
RedempttovfudwlthtTtrTreaa?
-. urer- s per cent et circulation, p,7WMO
Capital stock paid in tmyJ. 200,000.00
Surplus fund.' . ' ; i;ffjv 'KboVSOO 00
Other undivided profits,
15.643.45
national isana notes outstanding. 143 mv.uu
Anoiviouat Lreposiis, ; suniecv
check; -;vi t.veoatll4171
Time Certincateaof Deumt t3ft66.48
Due to other National anks ej 1,441.84
.BiH;payaWe, . , . .jff: 440,000.00
Btatx or 17obth CAaoUKAGsy'dflleckVg.
L A G,Breriisex. 43sAhier'4) the above
named bank rtn anlnmalv awaar that thr
above statement is trueohAijfat of my
SubiwribMafdawomr.ta Jjefoisne this
4th dAVjof Jabuary, J876.
Correct Attest: y ; 'txsit
C Dowp, . )
i ii jt m Waryt, " -VPratcyoaa.
:aM0ltjemaT;?i:'r''"' -jafiftV.
. 1 .aKw-M'.'is. ,.
hi .i' j'.ib ii. i'1i ill M'i. If'' ' "
I
T is filled up in eleganiatyiehwCommer
, cial. , Just calVa&daee foxyesxseli -
fTTBE house siiusted, on Tryon street, ad
1. joining W J Black and tVers.lkasown
a the Mc rackett property,- TLU lot Groats
125 fret on Tryon street, and rani tack SS5
Jeec to Church streec property ,wui
be offend for sale to th h!rhest Udien on
Sat aiday tha 8th day of January, IS at 12
P'c1ck Mm front of tbstoartHoiaa.
. xnu maoeanowK p ry 01 saw.
V-'- JAMES MOikJStlAtent.
jaaotds . . .. - ,.:,,., .:
mBlSso the
.JLOommaTtnBnderSmith! aAV.-Forb'
Kc4fonrterBtecfetyed: every
day and eTyed Itf Elegant irtyle at the
l'JairiM'--' : V1
OYSTERS on balAball at thCpmmr
. daL fresh and flnej Au?m-r! tu-f
janS
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