North Carolina Newspapers

DULY OiSSEUVEK. T 'vt?V' V v- r- Thursday, March 16,' J.876 CHAS R. JONES. K. BREVARD MeDOH ELL, Editors St Proprietors. -Free from the doting scruple Miat fetter nr free-born reason. THE "OBSERVER?' IS THE ONLY PA PER PUBLISHED IN THE STA TE WEST F RALEIGH WHICH GIVES THE LA TEST TELEGRAPHIC D ISPA TCHES MVERT MORNING. ; B USINESS MEN WILL PLEASE MAKE A NO TE OF THIS. SUBSCRIBERS At all pest offices out of tbe city mast ex pect their papers discontinued at the expi ration of the time paid for. Our mailing slertc knows nobody, and his instructions apply to all alike. INFLEXIBLE RULES. y ( eanaot notice anonymous communica-ie'ns.-tlwall -cases-Tre -require the writer's aame and address, .not for publication, but a a gaaiantee of good faith. We cannot, under any circumstances, re cent rejected communications, nor can we andertake to oreserve manuscripts. Articles written on both sides of a sheet of paper cannot be accepted for publication. .OBSERVATIONS. , - The last Asiatic steamer brought 351 Chi nese Into this conn.try. The polite word for mulatto has come to be Anglo-African. London Punch: (At at a party) He," Shall we all alt down?" -She, "I should like to, but my dressmaker says I must not." . Zeb Crummet says the way to make a man act respectable, is to make him believe he is respectable. I A Vermont woman is so cross-eyed that when she weeps the tears from her right eye fall on her left cheek. Benry Wilson made a forcible remark when he observed that a public man should be independently rich or independently poor. Columbus Journal, . TJ$e last vestige of confidence in human nature is lost. Grant has lost confidence in everybody, and everybody has lost confl dence in Grant: and now, where Is there a bit of It left? Ex. The Independence Hall collection of the portraits of eminent men of thS'last century reveals the fact that noses with" blunt ends and months like the door of a smoke-house used to be all the rage. Detroit Free Press. Just a year ago a Norwegian, when drunk, froze his hands and leet so badly near De- corab, Iowa,' that they had to be amputated Hls;wife last week got judgment for $6,500 against the druggist that sold him the liq- "I.feel so weak from keeping Lent,'! she Skid Sunday night as she lent ner whole welgat on the young man's arm and nearly raised her head on his shoulder. He is go- lngfor her again next Sunday night. Eal eigfj News A, French doctor says that all great crimi nals have been great smokers. Bat be pro bably did not mean to assert that all great smokers ate great criminals. Augusta CtaostitutionalUit. -..., jt Cooper's novels are having a great run in Russia. Translated into that language 3,000 copies of the leading stories were sold in a year. Bret Harte'a tales and poems have also appeared in Russian, and have surpass ed the sale of Thackeray's ''Vanity Fair" and "Pendennie," done into that lan Nothing so tends to draw oat all the fury and fervency in the maternal nature as to send her six-year-old first-born, rigged out In his extra" best, to Sunday-school for the first 'time, abd have blm come " home with a black eye. , . , Mr. Lamar, of Mississippi, is said to be typical Southerner, His hand Is so small and whiUtbat AwaJtlogjfrQm A Sound sleep one sultry summer afternoon, he found an old Bramah hen sitting oh it.' The Radical) jjrew (vrl, nowf Jiowl like a young-pdppy when lie attempts the stealing of a heated egg; for an pthpt oi their gang ia the persoof JDa- vis.iiieutenant-ijrovernor oi imssissipp hatf 'been trough t -Ed grief " for ' Kis crimes. He has been impeached and convicted by the Mississippi Legisla turd of high crimes and misdemeanors in office, and cajx never hold-any office "of honor or trust In that State again . The vote stood 32 'in favor . tor only 4 against his conviction, ne negro and five white Republicans ayorng his convictipio sHe was , such a notori ous rogue ' and bribe taker that a 'majority of his "own "party associates desirediinal;et Me Anilnta- irauuu organs wilt ry out their- old song of again! intimidation and rebellion Many of the State papers are busy- t-4v?P'1'w nominating can- uiaates Jor viovernor, but Joe Turner, v mo uaicigu ueniYiet uas laKeii a new aeparinre ana nominated himself in his ownvpaper. In hoisting his own name, he at least tells the truth, woenue intimates mat ne would pre fer to seCAw? capdidate lected Gov ernor above all men in the Sfote; the others either he about mental t reservation lb selves. it, or make a except them It iiald!.tnaiinch1back' was sitting , in the cloak-room, when he was in OTSW y.edi?tC'r Senate in nis caaef and. he felt upon. the . ''blood v shirt' h 1.1. UlkLl.tf V T like - uurungton Jttawkeye;. 'Economy, rigntforsyovs aiaye plants ?and"al . that, but there is reason in 'air , and there isn't a particle- of sense in payine 60 cents for a fl ; there are mdojseu erobttf. earl boxes about the house." and. talrino- tu ! ''HavanaJ'vfrom another bdx, he hand-J ligbtedms cigar and went out. Ileturns from New Hampshire indi cate that n.o Republicans elected their ticket in that State on Tuesday, by something more than ' a thousand votes. We are not at all : surprised at the result pn fact, we expected, it. cannot trust any State whose interests are confined to manufactories. The great mass of voters are merely politi cal automatons; are under the sur veillance of their employees ; have no freedom of opinion; are dependent upon others for their daily bread; and like dumb cattle, are driven to the shambles at their master's will. Be sides, there is nothing in common be tween us and the New England peo ple. Mean and petty in their spite; vindictive and malignant,, in their ha tred; and base andxo ward ly by nature, they are incapable of a magnanimous act or of any yof the noble impulses that "actuate a warm and generous heart. They tried us once, and found us so hard to conquer, that they have feared us ever since and would now after a decade of peace, favor any measure that would place collars upon our necks or make gallery slaves of our Southern manhood. Their only possi ble objection to the Democratic party is, that it favors the freedom and en fraachisement of the Southern States ; and that alone, is sufficient to damn it forever iu the eyes of the New Eng land yankee. Yet while we expected nothing patriotic from the Radical yankee, wjiqse very name is the syno nym of all that is pusillanimous and sordid in nature, nevertheless we can not but feel somewhat dejected at the course of New Hampshire on last Tuesday. The people who did the voting are at least human creatures ; have the blood of the Anglo Saxon race coursing in their veins, and are sufficiently intelligent to know that it is a violation of all laws both hu man and divine, either to steal or bar bor the thieves who are plundering all that is sacred and valuable in their own country. The Radical party has swept like a typhoon over the plains of this broad Union ; it has schorched the fields and withered the vegetation it has defaced the landmarks and de stroyed our institutions ; it has spit upon our cherished traditions and de fied our laws ; it has trampled upon our liberties and plundered our treas ures, it has shamed us at home and disgraced us abroad ! and New Hamp shire after all this, gone Radical ! Well might we exclaim ! Blush thou, oh, humanity, for another foul crime has been committed in thy fair name The dark flood of Radicalism that has 8 wept over the country for the last ten years has left its stagnant pools only to produce sickness and disease everywhere. The stench and mias ma that is arising daily from the putrid filth and decaying nauseating in the extreme, wail of official corruption mould, is Wail after has come up from every quarter The public funds have of the Union. been stolen by the millions, and the tracks of the thieyes traced directly to the White House. An age of peculation and venality such as probably no nation has witnessed since the degenerate days of Caligula and Didius of the Roman Empire, has sprung up here in our midst ; and instead f an honor it now has become a reproach to be called an American citizen ! Reports that bribery and dishonesty were dis covered in the Cabinet and among the highest trustees of tbe government electrified the wires and astounded the people from one end of this conti nent to the other, yet right upon the heels of these most startling disclo sures, New Hampshire endorses the course of an administration that pro tects and shields the perpetrators of the dark crimes. We verily believe that corruption is one of the strong est bands that holds the Republican party together, and the more wide spead it is developed, the more closely it is determined to stick. Surely the sturdy yeomen of the great West and States like New York cannot endorse such shameless acts. AN INDUCEMENT TO MARRY. Young men as a general rule have an extreme y hard time and being aware of the thoughts and impulses that actuate them, we have a kindlv 'eeling for : their troubles. Every old and middle aged person thinks the proper subject for gratuitous , advice is tbe young man. "Whyxlon't you get married f" is the annoying query that greets him at every turn. And why don't the young man tret married? It is an easy question put, but often a difficult one answered. Probably the poor fellow has done his best - and has made a miserab.e failure: then the question sounds like a mockery and a taunt ! "W hy don't you get married, I you will then settle down and people wili hate more confidant in vnn ? j . But then again, the young man has a meagre salary that will scarcely sup port himself, and he is far from being confident that hejc'an feed two, proba bly more than two, -(a mother-in-law for instance) as easily as one. Why don't you get married ? the reply shquld(be, if you h.ayej so -inuch con cern for my -welfare, arid if yon are so desirous to Jsee me settle down, hold out some substantial .inducement that would 'justify m6 in-staking' the spare rib5 wahtibg WYery .'man's side and wen i promise 10 uo as you urge. We have a young friend who has just completed his t course at the theoloei ijen8$VBpP$ W?-Curaging otfeV'from a liberal congregation j a stated salary w)th the prolinase natwnen he mar riesj thai the1 fcalar Btiail be'increased Now that js a christian act, and helps tH encourage, thft" bible doctrine that it is no tgood for man to be alone. in t Belknap. The Ameiican people "are' called upon to pause at the threshold oftheir centennial celebration and blush for the miserable fall of a Cabinet officer. The hour when' we are invited to cons template with pride the personal and public virtue which characterized the servants of the infant republic lends darker hues to the guilt of their suc cessors. The event is to be regarded as a na tional disgrace and as a national ca lamity.. Turn and twist the matter as we may there is no redeeming ele ment, no favorable feature on whnb to hang a charitable hope or an apolo getic construction. General Belknap has been false to his friend, the President; false to his party, false to his country, false to tbe memory oi an honorable lather and false to his little ones, not yet old enough to realize the inestimable in heritance ot an honest name. An event that lends no ray of con solation to the warm hearts of person al mends, and which disarms the vin dictiveness of political enemies, may at least afford the one good end of pointing a moral. This sale of a birthright for a mess of pottage may be traced to the love of extravagant display which possesses the society women of the capitol with a hold as powerful as that which the seven devils had upon Mary Magdalen. We have become so rammer with the signs of wealth in all official quarters that inquiry into the means whereby those riches are obtained is not made. We know that the day of miracles is over, yet silently acquiesce in the ex hibition of Lydian wealth on the part of public servants whose salaries can neither purchase nor justify more than dign fied and democratic sim plicity. 111-gotton and well gotton wealtn have usurped the leadership of society and a once conservative respectability based on moral qualities, intellectual traits and inherited names, has yielded to the influences of the hour. The social aspect suggests a senn- barbarous feast, where the tables groan with vulgar redundancy and good taste and utility arepostponed to disgusting display. ibis order of things furnishes the picture of respectable feminine pover ty struggling to rival money unrein forced bv brains or merit. We do not beleive that wives and daughters realize in the slightest de gree how much their pitiful ambition for di8play"contnbute8 to the dishon oring of husbands and fathers and to debasing of the moral tone of society. It is customary, we are informed, for a society woman to dazzle, not by her beauty or conversation, but by the oualitv of her dress and the value of leweis, and that acostome is not re marked upon as being in good taste, but having cost so many hundred dol lars. We trust that sober second thought, that virtue will lead to a re formation before necessity compels one, and that poor women will prefer to retire from the whirlpool of wealth rather than tempt men todeeds which must consign them to the penitentia ry, the contempt of the honorable and the pity of the charitable. One thing is certain, the last straw has been put on the camel's back. In the future, extravagance will be scru tinized with suspicion, display regard ed as the badge of assured vulgarity and possible fraud, and moderation be respected for its integrity. Washing ton Capital. Particulars of the Suspension of the Bank of the State of New York. New York, March 14 The Bank of the State of New York, and not the Bank of New York, has closed doors. The following are the particulars: On Saturday last the bank examiner re ported to the manager of the clearing house committee, that the affairs of this bank were in such condition as to require the attention of the clearing house. The clearing house committee were called together late on Satur day, and after discussion decided to call in the conference committee. A meeting of the joint committees was held this morning, and they call ed before them Duer, the President, and Patrick, the Vice President of the Bank of the State of New York. Not receiving from thorn a satisfactory explanation, they unanimously deci ded to suspend the bank from the privileges of the clearing house until a full meeting of that body could be obtained. The examination shows large unsettled overdrafts. The capitol is impaired about one-half. No Geit. It was midnight. The young man had farewelled himself out, and Emeline had locked the door and was untying her shoes when her mother came down stairs with a bed quilt around her and said : "Wanted to creep up stairs without my hearing you, eh ? Didn't think I knew it was an hour after midnight, did you?" The girl had no reply, and the mother continued : "Did he propose this time?" "Why mother!" exclaimed the daughter. "You can 'why, mother!' all you want to, but don't I know that he has been coming here for the last year? Don't I know that you've burned up at least four tons of coal courting around here ?" The girl got her shoes off, and the mother stood in the stair door and asked : "Emeline, have you got any grit?" 1 guess fo. "I guessyou haven't. I just wish that a feller with false teeth and a mole on his chin would come spark ing me. Uo vou Know what would happen, Emeline?" "No." "Well, I'll tell you. He'd come to time in sixty days or he'd get out of this mansion like a goat jumping for sun Sower seeds." Emeline went to bed to reflect over it. Detroit Free Press. A White Badigal Kills Three Negboes. -A special telegram to the Danville Daily Neivs, dated Chatham, Pittsylvania county Virginia, March 13, says: A difficulty occurred at a barn raising near Swansonville in this county, Saturday evening, between several white men and negroes, in which three negroes were stabbed by Osburn Giles, well known white Re publican. One of the negroes died in stantly; without speaking. Anothar died to-day, and, the other is seriously injured. Giles attempted to escape but was arrested last night. He will have a preliminary trial befor a ''jus tice at" Swanscmville1, to-morrow. AH the parties were drinking. , ' ."' ' t ff i t ? -The case of Gens W E Cox and Others, Which' -Wa m? hnfl'nnmAinfr before U-'S. Cbmmissioner.Casside itr it umugujn on- weanesaay. nas been postponed until Friday next; ' New York Eloquence. The following is a . specimen of, the eloquence of the New York City bar. Mr. Howe is one of the big dogs of the profession. Three-Decker Howe Your Honor, the eloquent, magnificent and grandil oquent Judge Goodlet, has sustained his ever memorable reputation to this case. His Honor ia unstained bythe hyenas of conscience, and bis eschut son untarnished by the cobra dccapelos of an untutored mind. The hairy tar antulas of remorse, and the hydra centipedes of vengeance have trod the avenue of his heart without leav ing a discernible footprint. He stands, your Honor, upon the everglade of self-satisfaction, but he throws his eyes over the unas groves of public disap probation. He knew the weakness of bis client s case, and like a Jegal Han nibal, he preferred to linger in the Sar- danapalian parlors of Capua to advan cing upon the steel pointed phalanxes of Rome; Like Falstaff, he has deci ded that discretion is the better part of valor, and like Reddy the BlacKsmitb, he believes that honesty is the best policy, and that you should never de spise a man because he wears a rag ged coat. Sir, the hanging birds of public sen timent are warbling in the trees above us. Intense applause, Their music is sweeter than French operas. I would that their mellifluous notes would titilate the heart of this venera ble judge from Ohio, until the seeds of self-condemnation should germinate into the beautiful flowers of repen tance, and he should offer in his own behalf, if not on the behalf of his client, a profound apology to the defendant in this case. The complainant's newspaper, the Times, has said that there is no retri butive justice in New York. Sir, the cocoanuts of justice hang upon the trees of popular rights, and bananas of equity spring trom the gorgeous shrub bery of the public sentiment, which should always be respected. A man whose heart is undetiled with the toadstools of avarice may pluck, these cocoanuts and bananas with impunity, with your Honor's permission. Life is short, but the thistledown of notori ety is ever dancing above the clover heads of honeBty, industry and unre mittant toil. Judge Goodlet, your Honor, recognizes this fact, and hence he withdraws trom this case of lurid disgust. There is retributive justice in this city, especially when a man enters the Sim office and calk one of its editors a liar. From now and henceforward, and until the earth shall appear but as a wart' upon the thigh of nature, overbearing intru ders from the land of King George, will understand that it is dangerous in the extreme to walk into the Sun office and call one of its editors a liar. Your Honor, we appear before you, backed by the cheveux de rise of public opinion, and the ramparts of personal rights. The Gathng guns of self-iusti fication are double shotted, and the Chassenots of intellectuality are fur nished with sixty r unds of amuni tion. We say this, rot to terrify your Honor, but to enable vou to render a decision in this case, based on the roll ing praries of justice, and the broad savannahs of rectitude. Tremendous applause J LAR D! LARD! BACON! BACON! ! t COFFEE! COFFEE! MOLASSES! MOLASSES! SALT! SALT! FLOUR ! FLOUR ! GRITS! GRITS! MCE ! RICE I FOR SALE LOW AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY Mayer 9 lioss X Tones. feb27 COB M MENDEL, A BAUMQAKTEN. JACOB M. MENDEL & CO., MAN UFACTO BEES OF C I G A R H WHOLESALE PKLEKS IN TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, &c, TRADE ST.. t HARLOTTE, Htl3 N. J4.NDRETirS GARDEN SEED, Are the most reliable soll in Charlotte only by W R BUR WELL & CO. niarl4 JJSE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL, Will not explode, and as safe as any oil sold. Price lower than any in the market. W R BUR WELL A CO, mar!4 Springs'" Corner. Horse For Sale. I HAVE a good farm or saddle Horse for sale low. Mnst be sold as I have no use for it. B N SMITH. marl4 JJICHMOND HAIR DYE, ' Heimstreets' Hair Coloring, Ayera' Hair Vigor. Hall's Hair Renewer. Batch elor's Hair Dye. W R BURWELL A CO., inar!5 Springs' Corner. TTHE FINEST X Brandy, Wine and Whiskey for medicinal use, for sale by W R BURWELL & CO niarH . , Springs' Cor fter. Removal. Tlf Y Boot and Shoe Shop has been remov lTX ed to Helton's new brick building on Trade Street, oven Walker'B store, where I will be pleased to see all my old friends and customers. - Thankful for past favors, I re pectf ally solicit a share of public patronage ' iv D. AUSTIN. FOlt SALE OK BfiMT. i For &ai&tiH. Rent; A Four Boom House u on Myers otreec, il with kitchen, good garden and orchard. Apply to 0 8GB IFF & BEO. marlZ lw To Rent. A Comfortable s five room dwelling on Fourth street, good kitchen and garden . Apply to J K HOLLAND. pot feblO tf To Rent. A House arid Lot on Myers streetjformerly JX occupied by Dr L W Battle. HtaDiei garden and good water, and eight rooms in house, possession given i8t January. F H GLOVES. decl5 tf For Rent. FROM the first day of March, 1876. I will rent tbe store, lately occupied by Mc Mnrray & Davis, on Trade. - E A OSBORNE, Assignee. dec31 tf Valuable Gold Mine For Sale. BY Virtue of a Deed of Trust, dated 2d February 1875, made to me by the Gas ton Mining Company, I will offer for sale on tbe premises in Gaston county. N. C, on Thursday, 6th of April, 1876, the celebrated King's Mountain, Gold Mining iToperty, consisting of about 600 acres of Land in three Tracts in the counties of Gaston and Cleaveland near the Air-Line Railroad. The mines are in full operation, with Engines, Shafts, Crushes, 40 Stamp-mills and Fixtures and Machinery for running complete, with all necessary tenement and other houses and out buildings, together with all tbe personal property of said Company used on, about and in connpetion with the Mine, consisting of Tools, Wagons,. Males, Horses, Office Furniture, fec. Terms made known on the day of Sale. W M STEWART, Trustee. feb29 tds MORTGAGEE SALES. Printing Presses -ANI Material For Sale. BY Virtue of a power conferred on me ia and by a certain deed of mortgage exe cuted to rue by M J McSween, late of the City of Charlotte, I will sell at the Court House in Charlotte, on Saturday the 18th day of March next, the following property, viz:. One Fair Haven Power Press, one small Press (Newberry make,) also a large lot of type of the various styles usually found in a first-class newspaper and job office. Also a full supply of cases, stands, rules, galleys, chases and other things neces sary in such an office, together with desks, chairs, tables and stoves. Persons desiring to purchase can see the property by applying to the Messrs Schiff fc Bro., or to Messrs Jones & Johnston, Attor neys, Charlotte, N. C. Terms of sale, Ccah. WM JOHNSTON, feb26 tds Mortgagee. We Come A,sain To Greet Yon ! WITH Net Goods of Every Description. New Buckwheat Flour, Eiigs, Butter, Hams, Bacon. Lard, Coffee, Sugar, Pep per, Salt, Flour, Meal, Molasses, Home-made Candies, French Candies, Malaga Grapes, Fresh Lemons, Fine Large Florida Or anges, Northern Apples, Bananas, Canned Goods, all new. Fresh Peaches, Fresh Pears, Tomatoes, Pine Apples, Lobsters, Oysters. Sardines, Potted Tongue, Potted Tnrkey, A very fine lot of Tea Gun powder, Olongeand Im perial, bard to be beat in tbe city, Brandy Peaches, Jellies, Preserves, Crackers of all tbe different flavors, Rasins. Currants, Citron, Prunes, Condensed Milk, Corn Starch, Macaroni, Yeast Powders. Sea Foam. Spices of all kinds.Ground Peas Wholesale and Re tail, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars and Pipes, Bread, Cakes and Pies. Fresh every day. As to prices, all yon have to do, just ask and be convinced that weaieup to the wants of our customers. mar!5-tf, C, S. HOLTON & CO. NEW GOODS! Watches, Clocks Jewelry, silver and plated ware, spectacles; &c. WILL SELL A GOOD WEIGHT CLOCK I for $3.50. and everything else at prices to suit the times. I will pay the bigbestCaBh Price for old Gold and Silver. JST" Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, re paired and warranted for 12 months, at J. TJ 'BUTLER'S, ' Carolina Jewelry Store, feb27 ' '.'CharlotteN.O, Pratt's Astral Oil IS the safest Lamp Oil Insel 1 ' T O SMITH & QO ;u ' marlO Agents for the City. ' GroundiEeed. ONE ion Rye and Corn' ground ; ;one ton Oats and Corn 'ground ; one ton ' fine Bran; and Shorts j one ton Wheat 'Bran, at t v STITT, WALSH JQO'S, feb23 , .. ; .. i - i '" X2STSTTE. RE HIISUHAWCE, " T ONDON Assurance Corporation" "Niagara" "Qeoig. t Home" 'Natmni. JJ Sorth BUte! Lynchburg Insurance and Banking Company" 'TirerW- w"0ld "Royal'? "North America," novl2 MISCELLANEOUS. I C ALL7THE an Arrival OF F!KBSH GOODS ASPARAGUS IN 3 lb. CANS, TURK ISH and FRENCH PRUNES, 5J to 9 pounds for a dollar, NEW DATES very fine, LONDON LAYER RAISINS, SPICED PIGFEET & SPARE RIBS, PIGS TONGUES, SMOKED BEEF, BEEF Tongues and Choice Mackerel. Baker's and Sweet Chocolate, Twin Brother Yeast (Jake, Balpicant preserved Oranges in elass. a choice article got up in New Orleans. rapioca, Uugar ; ea9, Apples in gallon cans, put up similar to fresh Peaches. EGG POWDER, This is an entirely new article, said to give utmost satisfaction. It is for cakes, etc., the cheapest article to use, and about equal to 10 cents per dozen for eggs. TRY IT ! TRY IT ! TRY IT ! SUGAR AT REDUCED PRICES. I have trade the arrangement to sell the Charlotte City Mills (F. F. F.) Flour, (choicest) at same figures as at the Mill. 3T A fine lot of Macba, Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffees, for roasting in my Store, just received. 36- Full assortment of Family Supplies, on hand ss low as ever. C. HASHAGEN, Opposite Charlotte Hotel feb20 FINE BUTTER, EQUAL TO GOSHEN. WHITE WINE VINEGAR. Best in Market. MESSINA ORANGES, By the Box. . NORTHERN BALWIN APPLES, AT NU M. WOLFE'S, WHOLESALE and RETAIL STORE. jan26 TEA! IMPERIAL, Oolong, Young Hyson, Gun Powder and English Lu. kfast Teas, direct importation, at McAdeb ; Drug Store, cheaper than ever, an 14 A. R. Nisbet & Bro., WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers in Grocers, Confectioneries. Fruits. Cigars, Snuff, Tobacco, Pipes, Musical Instruments, Strings, Ac, Trade Street, Charlotte. N. C. Would call attention to the fact that they now haye in store, the largest and most ex tensive Stock of Groceries in Charlotte, which they are offering for CASH to whole sale and retail buyers at prices, as low as they can be bought from any responsible house in the ?ity. Consisting in part of Molasses, Coffee Sugars, Teas, Soda, Brandy Peaches, Crack ers. Oysters, Candy, Pickles, and various other articles not mentioned. ju20 Democrat and lit a t copy. JUST RECEIVING A Full Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, at HALES & FARRIOR'S. oct22 C. L. ADAMS. HAVING purchased the Bar and fixtures, and also all the Whiskies of the late Israel Fink, I am now prepared to serve customers in any style. The best of Whis kies always kept on band at the Charlotte Hotel. feb!5 lm CROQUET ! ! 25 SETS OF CROQUET, AT- REDUCED PRICES, AT PUREFOY'S, iuarl2 At the New Store YPU will find, during this week, the best Four Ace Hams, Syraps, Molasses, Su gua, Lvff es, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Fresh Butter, and in fact every thing good to eat the heart can wish for M 'AT LIVING PRICES. A freih lot of those fine White Yam Sweet Potatoes, just arriyed. TRADERS' NATIONAL BANK, OPCHARLOTTB. '"J BOARI OF5 DIRECTORS 4fe tWfft - Johjj E Beows, Ho W M Shipp, Robt I McDowkll, Phillip Schiff, S P Smith, Johw W Wabswoeth Allah Macacxat, Baxtxb H Mooas, V Q Johhsos, D F Cahitoh. j . OFFICERS : ; t:"! ; i 8 Pj Smith, President; R I McDowell, Vice I President ; C N G Butt, Cashier. jan!5 .. - ADE1RA, PURT.&BHKKRY, WINES, Jit French; Brandy and '.Whiskey, all, , of the very best quality, for medical purposes only, at . McADEN'8 Drug Store. jan!4 JLIsT CS. KHXX HUTCHISON Ss SON Ar,f und . Office 2nd Story Park,' Building, Vgff PROFBSSIONIL. T. H. BEEM, JE. F. I. osJ Brem & Osborne, Attorneys and Consellors at Law CHARLOTTE, tf. c. OFFICE In Dowd & Sims' New Bniu ing, Up Stain. "d- an21-tf. Alexander HouseT CHARLOTTE, K. C. Below Tryon Street M. E. Church. T!!Dg ""wanUy been thorough A ly refitted and renovated, and thl p. pr.etress, Mrs Dr A W Alexander, i8 pre: ed to accommodate permanent andtrSni boarders. A share of public patronZ respectfully solicited. onage ls MRS A W ALEXANDER, DR. A. W. ALTCYAVtmto . has his office in the Alexander House will be pleased to see his old customer 2 new ones.. Dental work will be done j SS4116 times- Enti'e febl7 St. Charles HoteC CITATE8VILLE, N. C, Otho M Barklev P ?fSpnetor,' ,This House most eliS located ; newly furnished, and possesses commodations unexcelled by any House in vug umKi Breakfast and Dinner House at Depot. the jan22 MANSION HOUSE" GREENVILLE, k?C T HIS house is located on tl on the Air-Line Railroad, about midway between Char lotts and Atlanta, at the terminus of the Greenville & Columbia Railroad where tourists may stop and enjoy the comforts 01 a first-class Hotel, recently renovated and refurnished. CALNAN & ROATH ang31 4jra - Proprletora Stoney House. Corner of Trade and Church 8treets. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Unsurpassed accommodations for Traveling Patrons. J A BRADSHAW, decl9 Proprietor PRIVATE BOARDING, YARBORO HOUSE. SOUTH Elm Street, Greensboro. N. C. One square from Depot. Unsurpassed accommodation for Traveling Patrons. Terms $1.50 per day, sept 12 eod 6m SOMETHING NEW -IK CHARLOTTE A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED. fJlHE Undersigned begs leave to inform Lawyers, Clerhs of Courts, Principals of Schools, and .the public generally that he has opened a BOOK! BINDING ESTABLISHMENT In Charlotte, at the Store on Trade street, adjoining Dr McAden's Drug Store, where he is prepared to do all work in that line, in handsome style and reasonable rates, and in connection with which he has a splendi Stock ol BOOKS AND STATIONERY. All new and at greatly reduced prices Paj,er hanging a specialty. Soliciting share of your favors, I am, Very Respectfully, " H L KOELLSCH, Formerly Book Keeper at W. & R. jan23 AT J. S. WILLIAMSON'S GREEN FRONT, COLLEGE ST.. CHARLOTTE, N.iC., VOU ran get mix.c Fd, Oats. Corn, -L Peas, Barli-y, Rj t Meal. Ac He hesj Flour, (Warranted.) You can p t Jnps ' Flasks, Matches, Yarn. Wrappirp 1"' Rice, GrainSacks.H; vking.t 8nned (yst Soda and all such things as yon ntd ! home. Cll and see me. nov21 J 8 WILLIAMSON. SUJN DRIES ! 1000 Barrels FLOUR, all grades. , 155 Boxes Bacon. . 50 50 75 Barrels Dcmerara Molasses, Barrels Choice N. O. Mousses Barrels S. H. Syrup. 200 Bbls Potatoes, E RoseA Pean Barrels Sogar, all grades. gQ Bags Rio Coffee. JQQ Kegs and Boxes Soda. Tierces Lard. fQ Tierces Uncanvassed Hams. For sale low by R M MILLER & 0S. feb27 , Cooked Corned BEEP and POTTEDHAM and TURKEY at ANDREWS & JONES . " mar7 T a SMITH, & CO A BE selling Pratt's Astral Oil at 40 cents XX a gallon. HOTELS & BESTAiliiiJ8 marlO n