V m AM W AS 4M B'- ;.-CvL- '.jT "s . ; VT A ST IT t Til WOK KAU ?eX53C 45 srMOBI?TIO! BATES. Paily 1 year, (postpaid) in advance,-';'' $8 00 6 tarn. il s mm r. ' '!H t!g(v tb4woohlr auppltl Vwlti tvtry aaeded want, and with U.3 Latexi atj i i C ' - r?. 4 jr- erery manaer of Job Vor c -a no ba doae 3 turn ?. 00 1 mon, 76 wtta neatneaa, CispaUiJ wmpao. , WeeM flarriiah ataJioit notlceu. v WEBKXT EDITION. lv, (in cjretodnryTin ifvanc, $2 00 ' ".. oat of the county, postpaid, 1 to 6 montha.n J i .f '.i 10 T0Km.M Na 2 125 , O&SD bills. tsr Libenit reductions for club. VJ, AlirUlAaCMaW dc " jrmw i mm . . fit 111 IT All llt-Vkl flh rDVl fVV S Mil T H & FORBES' SECOND FALL STOCK, ... -OF BOOSES' - SHOES OFF ME FOBBED bus jmt re'orred trm the Northern Mtke. and we are now ceiving our Second PaJirjtock of B iOTS. 8HOEH AND LKATHEK. which is fully complete in every DepartnieLt and will be sold at prices that defy competition.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MKRCHAKT8 are especially requested to examine oor8tock before p nu I iru V E V1L L 11:0 T BE UHDERSOLD . S'M M'B " . r . IRON N KW FRONT CHARLOTTE; H. C. oct!2 GR-E AT -REDUCTION IN PRICES BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE LOW PRICES OF THE GOOD OLD TIMES BEFORE THE WAR, GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS, Wilmington, N. C. OFFER TO THE TRADE TPHP 1 AE6F t-TOCK AND COMPLETE ASSOKTMET of BCoTb aid m Jb (btir:Ki)'eiiri;etin ih-.fcuiei atfcticb low rates twdefvenni petiii4i I ki j j 1 1 n 1 o ! ll r i 1 $300ace i ii t-I H dim q'-h'j hMurh U rota? at 51 14 lei tatr. Wimn' nm pnn t A ail h's tJ H p r it. t bilornh a lid all others a' iqimlly i rat. fenoual exaiBiDfitiqo and unites sohcJted. GEO. Burgess Blxchols & Co., WHOLESALE & RETAIL t'ni'P'y tonrtjjeJ. all granes t offin m hand JL fcitl assortment of Metalic Cases, AND HELLING AS LOW AS EVER ! ! BLACK AIJD WHITE AT 121. CENTS OCNCE ALU OTHER . AT 13"lTEXTfl OVSCE. MOTTOES, FOR 25 GENTS. AT 50 CENTS A YARD,' , .T' '.!: a . '.-.'''I ,; if" ;;tErRTEp xa Mzt. ijws A I IXpm ETrKimGLOJES;' m 7o CEKT?, tDlSTASTLXtjtv TO'TUE WELDjLxOWN ALEXAKDERS.) JIDJIlpTOS jn SPECIALTY, EMBQJUSBlfeg x fflQfflLl iCEKTO,- WORTH 12 ; lHjl(r,.u f : '.(tmtiMxdi iataiO-'-tr' fflm flQianb J Wmntio.ed. britflf in Thflrdty,pa v : .tf ,ot X ' 15- lyiHHHWW jg- . ' -!l :LSwa4T iff ' '' ' 01 fiitmwA: t e tFT W wW,toa!hiol in R.chmond, had at 1 JT'V Aud a GreBt',laiiy Other o i ' x MKJ w'dlii YT'f ;. o 1 t l .-: ,n . ... . L A RESPEGTIGLXY LARGE STDCLilEJIOriUPffiAll ES WILL Jan9 Llu F 0 R B E S , BUILDING, TRADE STREET, Mit t Kp at $8Uai-d t $1 a ir. Men fir-t qnaliiy L b Jt bitn i-aia 1 i o ir ilr, Wniumt Folieh High Cot Coptr Tii at75centf R. FltEXCH & Wilmington, X. C. I t- A L. K IC Idealers in FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c, No. 5, West Trade Street CHABLOTTK. N. C. JUST RECEIVED. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Parlor Suite, in Hair Also Clotb. Terry and Repa a new Caskets and Wnoi nnv2 YET GOODS BERLIU WORSTED, Q QLQ Vy -ORO. T t-.Lf WORTH 75 CENTS . .r iU if al a rt fc CforoftfrtOT Nuiiijirouy " ui 0991 f i,w! JfJf-irXi - ,tj - -,-tAI. K0PPEI. T H E C IT Y CHARLOTTE N. C. December 20: h, 1875. i On and after this da'e. mails will open and close in this office as foil wa:: j , Nrntbern. delivend 8.30 a, m., cloe 9 00 p ra uthnj, 8 .so "730pm Airline. " 8; " " 8 3oum 8tteile. " jl 00 " z.(Mpm C C. Fust D , 8 30 " " 9(K)pin U. J. West ' 6.30 p m 9 0u p iu Money Order and Eegistcr ivpars from 9 a. in, to 4 p. m. e e Mcdonald, p. m dec21 if CITY BULLETIN. Hand in chorch notices to-day. There were four hops in the ci'y last n'ght. It wjuld oeem that the gaity is just begin ning. Booth was billed yesterday. The expen diture was altogether unueoeary. k very body who can get in waa going anyhow. We stated in yesten ay's paper thit Mr W R Myere Jr , of this city, had been appoint ed a United 8taes Manual. We imended to hare said a Deputy United States Marshal. There w:re crowds arou id the Curt House nearly all day yeitfdty drawn thither hy the t iaU which wtrj in prjrtsa in the oltice ol J astices Liiltou and McNincb The expression whi:h jiHtn), "oft in the stilly night," fa la from the lips of the naif-awakei ed bed-tellow as he nndgei his companion in the side is : "Now, you jist quit pullifi' the coyer rT ii me." Miss Katie Putnam, in leirtng here, left some cutiiii(fs ot flowers to be plante I u,oi the gr ve of little Julia Stonev, t whom she tKjk a great lancy wrten she met her fir the first and only time, just two v.eeks ago to day. There wis never a more gloiious winter d iy than wa ye;e day. For the first time since the recent cold watber bfgan the wiuds wereattll ; tbt tun was out in U its nlory and the air wt 'Cold, crisp add brc iug. ' f ' -.-.; : 5 i ', t .5 if We are tlndef oMtj?8tidn3 f o " bat friend Dick Harris, the txre lent fciheriff of Cabr rus couny, f r a t vket of admission to at tnl a private eotertaiunient proposed to be held at the j til in 'onc rdon Friday next the 21st inst. We'll be there. apt Potts. R iad M8 er of the Ar Line Railroad, who a just in from Atlanta, re portn the irack m ext ellent toi diiion; fO percent, bner, be s y, ttiaa be evr k. ew it bt-fore at this 3 ason. All of which upeaks well for him. The street corners are crowdel with loaf ers, m(tiy negroes. These characters have Homing io do, ana profess to be waning work. How 1 1 ey keep t hems -fives from ab solute suffering Mich weather as this,(il th- y do) is a mystery. Deputy Ct Hector W M Walker, on Wed edy ' i gh i la-t. 81 da team and four r five barrels ot crooked LUky near Troui- man's 1 e. ot, on the A f. & 0 Edit oad, hve mi e South of Stutesvill. Ti e name of the owin r was not It-arm d. V e wt.uld be g ud io have oar friends in neighboring to n-t and eo'inties write us any i:tm. if n ws tl at may tranpp re in i heir lot alines ever mind aiiotit the styie ; just send the factt; aewiil be than k lu ano not compiuiu. A might train off the track between ureeiiib n aud Eiclinnnd, delayed the mail tmiu o the Richmond t Danville Railroad last night, a id though due bete at 0 15. it did not anive until after 12 o'clock this morning. Whither f In view of (he increase of crirna. o all kinds in i his Community.S ViHianous ov breakii g crime at tha ; the question which one most frequently encounters no is : "What is this town coining to ?" It is very 1 ard iottlli luseeius quite plain though, where it going to. x S A ' Pi rut Umbrella Homer. Mr M Kelly, of Raleigh, showed us, on yesterday, aa irgenl iua contrivance iniha war of a pa ent umbrella h i der, for buggies, wegons ai d other ope i, ve deles. , 4lfc is ar ranged to be screwed vinto1 thei seat of ve hicles, and can be bo turned as to direct he Uehler tide. his a useful invention at d ount to nave a large sale among tnose wno travel in open vehicles. Imporiaut to City Subscribers. Lat January the Obskbvib adopted the eath t-ya em iu the matter of snbscrip'ions, and so far as the m tils 'are conc-rnd we try to aduere to it yet; bat in home way or other, quite a number of our city subscrib ers have ftil.en behind, ai.d now owe for the ar- We hirtby give iioice tha' on the I5ih invt , we will strike from our 1 at every patron who is in arrears A I win betreat- d alike, irom the highest to the lowest. The Highway R..tbery Cases. There bavebcen no arrests of persons im plicated in ' the recent highway; robberies near tbe city, in 'addition.' to those reported in 1 1 e !a-1 Wue i t the 6wv avaa. Tbe pre limiBar fxaiimviopltf ih.e,now;iii nnemWit ditl hoi come tiff yesterday, as bad bten pn ped 1 ui wa poMponed until Monday nexi,. by whu lUup p. ft hoped rhat further arreau will be made and ad ditional faeu ran be elicited, There is con siderable leelintr in the TOfflttnanity on the aabjelnjb'f'ite'aft? U mcb diseased. kum it I U nuil a . "Hi. t father ffHSfStSJT ! that prevkroa to ihe bolidayi a dlfficnky oc- 'hat previous curred between: twitinijiif m waa which vi ung Whales; aflendfiig 7 Ha aided wi'n ttni AmA wi iSne. WdAhe m wit h w horn, ba filed, wftippedis adyefaary.t Returning actioni auer . onwiiuw, " been whffAied 1Tth pevions ' enc ranter re cfrwt .tbg dv if Cr, .liajjnavj aid af ana wo 4s atrack aim acfoaa tae iJm! r HU i naca d yiwutti- raann4Mr fcla skull .itahehth.extenio the; injury suata ned by the young maataj exaggerated by the report. Found And left at this office, a black: jet finger rig he ring Wi found at the Mie-walk i r seing ou Trade street, leirWW Grier, rehidence, and supposed to have b e 1 lost hy tbe iierson who tore up the crossing a night or so ago. We mv tb a tdvertisement with out charge, and take occasion t rent irk in cidentally, that the pe son is known. a"d he hud het'ei walk more circuinepei tly in tn ture or he will a xn be located at Hat Far row's ba iing house Sale of Woolen's t.xprcts. It is reported in the Wilmington Fior wbic reached us yesteidiy tuornintr, that Capt F M Wooien has sold hia express line ti the (Southern Express Company, which will take ch rgeot it on the 1st of February. The acent in tnis city and iho hk 8-engers. have as yet receive I no official uoiifi cation of the sale. Wooten'a Express has the right of way on the ' 'arolii a (Jtutal, the Atlantic, Tenn ssea Jl Ohia aud j ha-Western North Carolina Railroads, aud has built up a suc cessful and lucrative business. Booth In Richmond. Mr Booth opens a four nights' engage ment n Mchmond on Monday night next. How he is 1 kely to take, tbe following which is iroiu the Lispatch of Tuesday will Bhow : "T e s lie of reserved seats indxa'es that Mr Both- will have remarkably large houses next. week. At suunse vsterday morning thee were "ixty pe p!e waiting at Wyatt's St re. thonuh -he sale did not ac tua'ly commence nn'il 9 o'clMk. Many .-ta.,td at his d hit 'II ninht Sun. lay Everv Meat from winch the stat;e c-iu b proper y seen has heen .-"Irl lor next Monday ninhi'a performance ( H unlet ) The cho ce sets tor all the other nights have been sold." There will no do bt b a'most a great a rush for teats here, as soon as the diagram i exposed to vitw . very per. on you meet wiih proposes togo.ami numbers o' pirsons from a ditance have writun t friend here to engage seats for them. 1hepera H -use will be packet as it was never packtd be fore. The Courts. V S Commissioner's LYntrt Before Vommia tioner Bailey 'I he case gii"3t A H Hen iiersou, ol Gtston county for.reta'l nu whis key and tobacco without license, which cae was gone into on the 1st int , wasdim.ia-rd; as was also ihe a e ogainst Wiley Rudia ll, for having crooked w hi-key in his posses si n Before Justiot ifcZfineh - Gus Way man, coloitd, lor foicib'e tre-pass, atttmpie i rupe, ai d liideceniy; jailed for Contempt O' 'ourr., and CHpeto be tried to-day at 1 1 o'clock, A M. Ah Potts, f r vagrancy, found guilty and sent to jail. Pinion H liies, colored, foi complicity in the robbery of T l Wa h am ( ase reported in another n!um ). sent t jail. Holui'S says tht he is ir n: Ral eigh, nd gives a very una is ac3ry aicunt ot himself since he has been iu thl-i cit . There will be a further hearing of his case to day. An Important Point of Law. Some time ago a colo ed woman from Pmeviile T wnship, i n this county, nppear i d before W F D ivid on, a Justice of ihe Pface for Cbarloite Townshi , ahkin for a warrant for the arrest of a white man in the township first iiKniel. sayifg'hathe had thr. a'emd o take h r life- The w ra tii said tint the man wa- popular in Pinevill, and 'hat she co j d not get justiie there. Jutce Davids n &ent the warrant to the i o: stable of Pmevillc, and he returned it before a vaitrate of that township, who, when ihe case was ca'led. dismissed the ie fendant Tne fact being mid; known to the Magistrate wh' h id issmd the w irmnt, he wrote to Judge fcSchenck fr insiruc i 8 in the prtmises. His H n r replied that the eons-table who had not exe -uted the process properly was liable to indictment for a vio lation of lsw. Justice Davidson has at yet taken no sieps in the matter. This decision is of importance, and we commend it especially to tne attention of constables. , A Deserving Object. We were called upon at our rffije, hvt evening, by Vr Joseph A Miller, of Kinst on Lenoir county. Mr M. is blind a id without hands having been it j-ired in such a man ner as to he these n e nters while firing a adnteiita Democraticce eoratiouin Kinston in ls70 He brings i h him a certificate from a nun ber of gentlemen of the town where be reside. the respectability of whom is vonuteiforby tneCl,kfthe3iipeHor Conn Of enoir. a-id-r h i hand and official seal. This re tifioate s-a'ei that Mr. Millet wa) u Lonfetlerate soldier. e lis'ing e .rly iu the war a d m lining until "idered home, die ce his' present m sfortuhe overt aik him. he has beu S'tpporiel aliut entirely by ihe people ot Kinston; ntas his Condi ion appeals to all alike, he withes to ask others, who have not contributed, to aid him- Few more worthy ol je ts l ave ever appealed to tjie snrnyif 4Htr o4e ; sard eyen if h were lets wort by, than be is, common hu munity Tnld suyget tbaf eri open ear be jtarned to h s entreaties. He will rail upon our cit sens, and we tru-t that they will be iberal in tbeir contributions. inspensnn Reae A JamlaoalHl - Tlienrmoi Koe x jauison, Dutcner.. who have been d dug a highly successful business in 'bis city Hir sotae time past, hax been closed, as has been known for Some (jays past. Th comnt teport of the caiie is A week agi. or more, Mr Roe of the firm, went to harletton with a lare load of cattle, which he sld to go-al advantage receiving tte nione therefor. , He was fool ish enounh U fall into the hands ofro fi dence 'men, Vhodepoi!ei him Of nearly every cent of the firm money and turned him not U( on the charity of tbe orld He wrote tjJi ,V g thit he nud not he expec ed back, as be had not the moral courage to face him an I the corrtnuimty. Thse facti becoming low), tbe crtdttora of the first ahaMbe tem-enp. (iflreat sympathy is expreaed and felt for I Mr Jamroi in hia wifeflartanf; Ha bears jk-i excellent name In this city. It la ander sao tdflaat b will Uake aa etlirf lo get on h 4i ad reiaaie tiinea-m hi dwa accouat, and we trust tbatba will succeed.'- Aa a Raleigh Juuruallat Seea Ui . " Tbe editor of the Raleigh Era was la oar city on hristmas day. and writes as follows about the place. We thank him for hs phaant words, and reproduce his article entire: "Chabloxte -We pud a vhit to this enterprising city on Chr'u-tmas day. JVe were much anrprised at its k'OW h tittr the la-t time we were there, five years ago. tarhate 4s in many respect ahead of t-al eigh. It Units more like a ci'y than Ral eitfh. and its ) r.ate residences are umar passed by tho e of ny plae in tle State, ami je hais in tha South. Charlotte ja far ahead ol Rdleigh 'n another thing and il a' is, ita Opera Houe Two ahovs go to Char lotte where one comes to Raleiah, and they are liberahy pa'ronized. ' We stopped at the Central Hotel kept by our Iriei.d Ecclei. It is cert a nly one of tbe finest an l best hotels in the South. Every thing is in the nicest oider and the eating is unsurpase I. 'We found the people somewhat excited ovi r a sire t iiht that ou urn d during '.ba day of our arrival. Toe ci ze is of all clasj es actd with Kiett forb, a a ice, however, and quiet was soon ivatored . We hope to visit Charlotte aain some diy. We think it is destined to become a la.'ge city." . To Hang, or Sot to Hang. The fiHowirgi from the Raleigh ieu of Tl.u-rdty; ' Cov Br gd-n expresatd himself yes' erday as bein aga n in trouble. Tne negro Rando'ph Su io l, who was con y cted in Cabarru- Court of burglary, i- seme ced to be hung at Concord ihe 21st int. Buc a large pe ilio-i has been sent the G iernor from Concord graying to commute Sutton' sentence to inipris-in merit for life in the penitentiary as it sta es 'lis nero had taken no life, or even attempted it, and hat he commitu-d no larceny, and w ts bad ly wounded in ihe attempt. Tnis petition i signed by all the tow i commissioners of Coiicor!, the CVunty Commissioners, the t-her ff -up-rior Oourt Clerk Riter ot Deeds, ednors i f both the pap rs. and a ' the i reacbers. and seven of the juror- that convicted the negro. On ihe other hand is a counter petition from ci' ie ns in and atx at Chariot e, emJamd by Jalge Schenck. ask ing that i he negr be hunif. and stating they bad hea4 h was a despe.rate cha act r, and had ervd f r burglary in the 8- n h a-o-lina penitenti'iry. and was strongly susp-ci-ed of a bur laty in Mecklenburg county. 8o the Gje-nor is in a brown study," A Victim of Misplaced Confidence. Yesterlay a young countryman named T L Washani, cat m to the city a id s il l a Ciiiple of bales of cotton, after which he took many drinks. He cimped for awhile wiili his li-il rai.i g ;iinc o m of thd p i lars of the temple oi justice and his nap be ing fi ibhed. h"e arose refreshed, to k other d mti mm oy th.s time was in exiellent condition to be "taken in " Jt is one of the pecuiarities o'- this town, that a character of this kind can always find company ; to sociable are these people that they never al low h m go about hy him-eii for -ear he should get lost or s ime harm should happen to him. bo It proved in tbe case of Mr Wtstiani. Not Jong after be arose from hia siuuii ers, he wi no iced in oo 1 pany with a colore! 'eo.fi e oe man" We will Jet the vitiiu tell the bilance. They w.nt with hint on h s Wty ho ne, and near th Air-Line D pot I. r so ne purpose or other he took out his money There were two colored frienos Kith him by this ume, and thty grew anxious to count his possessions for turn. He handtd bis pocket book to them, apd tbey instantly made off w.tb it. He loilowed a-i fast as his drunken legs w mid le, him but to no purpose. He never reco ered his momy. Ab P.itis, a negro who was sen With hiiu. was arrested, but nothing could be made out against him in this case Simon Holme, colored was jailed. Addenda Expeiience keeps a dear school. but it is the only' one that fools will learn in. w Important Legal Kale for Our Farmers. We subjoin, a' a matter nf great rntere t to tbe planting (ommunity. the substance oi a cotrepoi a nee oeteen am turn- r Jacgd Dick, and Commissioner J hn L Bailey, of thi city. Our plantitg com ma il lty will look with much interest to the ac tion of Mr D strict Attorney Lok in : the f.remes, ds should he decide that Mr Hen derson's acnon is a vit iation of the Internal Revenue Law, it will seriously cripple, the interests ot I oih tbe planter and 'aborer: CoiuwisfrioutT Raiiey wrote J ud.ee Dick that, on Saturda. , 1st inst. he had bef oe hnu, Mr A R Hendernon, acit'in of (Gas ton county, for retailing tobacc without having taken out a spec a' license. The only satisfac ory testimony disctosfd was that when Mr Hen- erson'a bands en tered into a contract to work with him. ib y stipulated tl at he sho'i d furnish tobacco to them as nedeii. That in order aa he can cel yd to carry out ihe agreement in jiood tilth, Mr Henders n purchased one or more noxes of tobacco in harlot te, and as his bands needed it he d alt it oat Id them at j to t, by way of a debit upon iheir account. ' oometimes whe l out ot ir, he would ad- vaiue the money for tbem and tend oh for tbe t bacoo ; bu'. whenever he let them have it, it wa-1 in part payment JT wages. , , These being ibe facts brongui; out, Mr Bailey asks H a Honor : . Mr iiendetv son liable as a retial detier f Js be gnil'y of any vvdatioo of law r And ooiierua- bis letur as follows : -Thtse vare delicate points that I do not like b take the respon aibi iiy to decide ; and if Mr Hei derson ja guilty, the mult will i e very di-asrrous to tbe firming interests of the country . , hae b iu' d the defendant -Tf , to H ear b fm me on the 14 h imt; andi in Abe tBeanctlue respectfully risk lor your advice whether to bind the defendant over or discharge biin, f In reply to the above, Ju'ge Dick wntW tha ibilowirrg letter : : - " " , :." U ; JJFT31 PTATK? CICtllT TPRTi Wtaraaa iip-TRier t yjftaw m-"a. i GaxaassoBa J. C r Jannary It, A John L. Bailey Jr , Esq , Vnitid SCoer Cum miti oner : .-...s- ; .-. Da a 8i: YonTSOfThetd'inJir. wss rejved on f-ata dy. Y,.n will aee; frou the enc ed idles, that r .A - W 1 J reter-e"! t. nniehc to' he s ibmhied tbe Mlertor. I riwf U 1r1i. Mates' bmmta aVirtera ro esereU a Wi-dwtcretftin in ian inr wa-ranta and budng ater i ea-ias charged with crime and see that no patty and frivolous ca-e are marred, to jcptirb When vou have any doubt about a caa. voa ought to anply tit the District Attorney for iuiormation and direeotiona.. . i .ru In the case referred o, send' a stateraen to the collector that ne rosy submit the metier to tbe District attorney fori direc' tions, and release to pa.ny . for the prfcent I' am plea ed tohee tbe caption which you obrre in the discharge of offi lal duty. ' . Wuh kind regards, yona trulv, . ROB T P DICK, TJ. 8 Distiict Judge. The following are the rules to which His Honor refets ; . No warrant shall be toned by a, United Mates 'ouimiiisi ner against a person charg witb retailing distilled spirits or lobaoc i. anttsa tbe atfl lavit of information shall ex-presi-l.v stai m bat such perx.n bas violaud the Revenue Laws by Irtqueutly selling such artices. Ko warrant shall b issued by a United Staus (mmist-iiiner f r a violation of the Internal Ke venue Laws found upon' an affl iavii made upon intormation and belief until auch atn avit has been aent to the I'olle ter t f ihe District, and by him sub mit'ed to the Ditt.iot-A"rney tor hi dfrrc-Uo-s unless the affi.uirit . shall fartb er a tate tnat the pertHtn ctiaryed m a non resident or is about to escape ont of (he Dis trict. LUBTFDK,Judce. Under the foregoing let s', the Oooamia -sinner concluled t dievharge Mr Hen derson, pursaant to the views of His Honor, at leat until tha D-s rict Attorney shall or der his re arrest, and Mr Henderson was ac cordingly discharged on yesteiday. Reported Killing nf a Highwayman. Jt is repor ed in this city, tht o Tuesday evening after dark, a man named Smith, a cit ze'i of Cabarrus co miy, was on his ay home from Cot c rd, when h- Was met in the road by a negro who d minded rnotiv, Mr Smith av him $5 and the scoundrel demanded more. He reap-ind! tht he had more, but thought that ougl t to be enough for him. The negro tld mm to hand over nil lie had. and Mr bnnih rrachel in his pocket i s f to get h; but instead of the iu ney we drew pi'iol, which he leveled upon his assailant and fired the ball strik ing him in the br,at and pioJucing almost liistam death. The above item appeared in tbe OBStavita of yes erday. The circumstances are these: Dr yiib Smith, who reside in Coddle Creek ojrusuip, Iredell county, in the corner of Irtdell, Mecklenburg and Oabarrua, wiare luruing bom- on Tuesday night abcU 8 o'clock, from a visit to a patient, when ne w s met iu the raid by two w groes, one of whom dt minded money. He handtd him fl 20, which he bid in hisve.-t pocket, when toe highwayman told hnu that he mud have more. Dr Smith to d him that he had s niie more money, and if nothir gel-e would do, suppose t he must give it to him bay ing which, he reached in the rear pocket of his pauts, drew a pistol and fired upon the negro. Tbe bill struck him in t ie forehead and be full dead in tbe road. Dr bmiih rod- ou to the nea est house and reported the occurrence. A nun ber of pers ins in the neighborhood visited the body while it lay where it tell, but none could identify if; the nero seems to have been a stranger 1h that section. His companion darted into the woods as suo a as Dr Smith fired, and wa seen no mor. ... Outrageous Conduct. On yesterday abjut noon, or a short time afur, a nero whose name wa subm qtientiy ascertained to be Uus Wayiuan, went to the house of a gentleman in the city while he w away and entering the dor. made iu decent proo-a s io the lady, He was'iun from this place, a ter which he went to au oihe', not far distant ard on the premibes i idnl(.e I in the mo-t outrageous language and conduct. The owner ot the place was at briUB and went out to remonstrate with the negro. After some conversation he or dared him off ihe lot, when the negro seized a rock aa if to throw it at him. Tht gentle man went in the hou&a and got his pistol, ai,d returning into the yard, wubd that the negro had fled. An officer was put upon his track, and be was ai prehended' and car ried b fore Justices Hilton and McNincb. His bearing iu tbe couit was boisterous and impertinent, and after having been told sev eral times to stop talking, aud having re fused, Constable Wh tley, was told to car ry b m to jail, la is left band was put in tbe band cuff, and ha was ordered to pat the other one iu, which be peremptoriU re futed to do. At this junc ure, policeman Hill, who was present, oidered him to al low himself to be hand-cuffed ; refusing tbe second time, the policeman very properly knocked him down in the court room', alter which hertretched ont his band and let it be locke I up. A further hearing of theeaee will be had to-day. . The scoundrel is indict ed for attempt, at rape, forcible trespass, and indectnt exposure of peis m. The case excites a good deal of comment. 1 he negro's conduct was most outr geou and has caused a go al deal of alar u among the even who were not directly interested'. He merits wvere pnnihment. siFiciAi. Ntrricir. Trv it for it never disappoints Dr Bull's Cough i-yrup. Per bottle, 25 cents ; lar.e site, 60 ceuts. Sj August Fbwer The most miserable beings in . tha world are'thoee suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint i : , More tnan seventy-nve percnt or the po ik in the United eta es are tfilce I with thAte i wo diseases and tha r effer KOrti a Sour btoiHach. ;ii k i Hea-iache tHahisXt i,auiveneSf Palpitaii n of i be Heart. Hta t , burn,' Warr-bfasli1 "isitawine and burning iNtina at ihe prtof tbenumiarh Yellow Hklnt Coated Tongue an disagreeable taie in the month, coming up bf lood alter earing.' iw aparits. Ac tkxto'the Dtaeftturaof MeserH r C Smith A Co., whole a agents and re tail druggists generally atffget a 76 cent c nt. bottle, or a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try li Twd doses wkl re leva tod. (decSO '' , 1 1 1 r i e'aitei ' -i: :.;. 8. ile 8onf . Cai and LLmA Merchants, Allan's Ga Analysis ot our riueir.y. As. I. ime 9865 The' Mrrgeat Lfme ih tb Uni ad States; MateraM t haba red h and ai Creek Coal. w a have special rates ot r eight on Coal and Lime bv car load to points in NorU asi hwi Casaiiasi and Georgia. Wa solicit orders send tor pneea. SUFI is A 8GNH. . Mb9iO LnaUtorJ ,4tflajOa4i! rStryeaopStoierTJ OK Wed-iesdav, iie lh inst.. frm lV rtrnA)f (Mtmn r Wnelr. near .Query's Tnnmbfi a' HVarref' Mare: fwiiK thrr whir feet, the twalitnd feef and 1f for blt faredj aad mm svi4 vdd t an I :tml fbrmation of her wbeftabomwtlLbethaok Ml IV received. S&W8NXLL. JanWH CHAELOITEOPEEAHOTISEi .lii- "Tbey are coming to tha play; gat you a pbmtchtuxmtttAtx: The' meat EurhenC actor "of tha ghakts- - '. ieilau Utage."- The popular Tragedian: Mr.. B.vT AltDE, vfiiooth a Theatre, eir Yorkv A DRAMATfO --COMPANY' OF GREAT KEPUTATIUA, IN SHAKESPfiAEE'S'HAHLET, ON TUESDAY EVKNING, . j anu ARyiiSaTHi; iQ7c. Which will be their only pertormanea in . - -talebuwe. - Ssrcaxa PzSbxtift, JXAii J. J.fl.OO Each. a Thecals will coaroenoe on Thurs day . miiraMng. January iOth, . a : PbuSsr'e Book 8tra. , -.' tar Orders trora nethboHrig, towns or eounry.:iean oe sent at ouca.-" -. ' J .. , ' jinis 2 . ,;:a7-,it . : Advertitementt will be inserted in thi column at the rote of ten (10) certtt per Hne, for each insertion. Ao advniue went taken for Je8jhun twenty-ftvt cent. Eight word muke a ttfte'. J E3TRAYED Two Canary, Birds SBcaped from their caes it my h uae Friday even ing Any informatiou. ira ling to their ra cjvery will be libetally rewarded an thank fully received by WALLER BRUM. j nl5 ti , .; Li8 i on Friday niorhif.g, "pn Tr,dd bt., between Alexanders, 8eigie A CO'a and Srd bireet, a parcel containg a red sash and rib bon. The finder will be. suitably rewarded by returning it to the Meckleaburg Iron Works. j.. 18 ' AUC lO tildi t Faacy Gvods at turefoy s, this evening at 7 o'clock OF HARH?0K, j ml5 It Auctioner, liOT Thomas aid Jerrv have returned and axe nw stopping it4ha Dw lj.op, to day. C-IL aud mm theat.1 ;;i $ janlStf MKd J tisK E HKRRON. Mantua Maker, haa moved Lroiu her owl stand, under Alex ander, B igla k Co., over tha store of Wolfe, Barringer A Co., where she will be pleased to see all her old iriends and many- new ones. " "" j mlS tf LADIES HOSE 10 to 25 cents. Cblldrens' 5 to 25 all Wool De kins at V0 cenu, all Won Merinos at 40 cVflts, Line Colored Blnke s $160, aige line Of Black Lace, halt co-t. J L BhuWW, janl2 TrosUe. ; . . ,1 ii f i r ' FUL' ND A ?tore key brass open and shot. Ins been found and left at this offlee. wnere the owner can get it by calling ana pnyu g tor this notice. jtnlJlt FOUND A steel ring with three keys it one ot them a pos; office 1ock-boa key. Tbe owner can eot 'ver propeny by ealling at this otflcaand paying lor tbis notice. - ian6lt FOUND, nnd le t at Hiisi ffice. aWk box pi si office key, hich the t'Wnriiii have hy provii g property aud laying for t hia d ver- tibemeiit. dec31 tf TSiDKBb' NATIONAL BAUK, OF CHARLOTTE. BOARD OF DIRECTORS : John E Brow . Hun W M HIPP, Kobt I MoDo ell, Phillip Hirr, S P CHITH, -y JoHlf W WDW0aTH, Allak Macaolat, Baxtkk H Mooaa. V Q JOHItSOV D F CAHjroa. OFFICERS: 8 P Fmith President; R I McDowsxl, Vice Preaiuent ; C N G Bert, Cashier. janlft TEASDALE of the COMMERCIAL ander btaods his Business. Wfasa - yow want something good to eat and drink;- call and see him. A good large s'ew for cents, is fine ctvle ; everything nice. jnl5 1t . House for Rent. ON C Street, b- tween 2nd and 3rd, three rooms and kitchen. Ann'Tto - ' K A MeNINCH.' Or ,Mrs Pitt on the premises. jin5 St VLRYl "ttlMi ill tins stjle at ti e ,CuM jlj ai kw lab.- 0tst piace in tna Utate. ' tunlrti It ' Sale To-Day. AT 11 o'clock A. M ihe neraonsj, proper ty of the lata l bos W Dewv. wili ba sold at the family reeldanoe, consisting of a" vane y ot n-tr-moia tiiTuitore, a sata, a vary one mm and baa ay antf nahtrss, snd a one horse wagon. ; . w - i' A -YuUtG, jinla .. i-s- . Adoiinlttracor. L AMIlIBm tuptdied with' 'area Jwfolk r uvters at tbe CoiuiaeTCiai. . I jsntS lt ' " - Lost; Reward. m W0 vntonWt1 HHfinnfi PUttol Law .1 andPfairirps KqtltylWilb'Joba l Bailey's nine in tuem, are niisng rrom nta library.. 1 mU pay a saitable pnnrd' lot tht deliv ery to me. fc - 4-" ' " YtH lBAlLKx, Lt Beat Oil in ase. .f.'.lam "w . i oW BiURWELL CO. Qermatt Stmfsnf VkiAitm lupply. (111' -. ;:' IXli- i !?'. k" I . . fT KIKKla' l.lOlim IMC BEV.V - - ' . - Jkl rrKtCrare-ri-'' 1 iljn 'rtJ .Aaar si"aa mti iJa- YVT hand a' full strppiy tef tWfs l Warranted Garden Seed, all warlattHB at WILSON A BLACK'S. jaalith

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