KWl Km warn
- rv vrTO
FreYtfcm the doting pWttikl jfWte? iW
H'-.. free-lorn reason." 3
I Friday, rigttB; flffi
TAJ.
We are greatly indebted t0 IIju Wal
ter L. Steele fora3ft&WSle and
PTCftilent book, iust recelTOd. It is a
GfafiflfiVal Atlas of th3jfiifi3r'-&&l
- 7iir. raiu ,h
based on the results of the ninth census
1870 with contributions from many
emiAen-jnei,of science, and general
departments of thei gbverntnsiit, com
puted under authority of Congress, by
Francis A. Walker, M. A, -superintendent
of the ninth census, and superin
tendent of political economy and his
tory, Sheffield scientific schtol, of Yale
College." The atlas contains elaborate
and beautifully engraved maps, giving
the physical features of he. United
States, embraced in ourrjver systems,!
woodlands, annual rautfu&tQrni aiclCaruoP ,oiii ;"witH:amenamein3.
tres, temperature; population, social
and industrial statistics, including the
area and po)Wf& ijisions density of
popiuatimi; &cf r Tilal statistics, includ
ing the age and sex of the living popu
lation, native and foreign j birth-rate,
deatlis from consumption afid malarial
diseases, the afflicted classes-blind,deaf
,uulcS. a,u . F ff I
sex, as well as a list fcO&ipfril? I
discussions, 111 regard to the subjects
treated of in the book. '
A great ny of ithe books publislied
under tfel
of the government
are of no earthly value to any one, but
this is far from being one of this kind,
nf fiiihiftta farta which the iOlimalist
wnuiri nften nirp. to rftffir to hut which.
rfflwhere than in this publication, may
be looked lor in vain..
In this work we find, among a great
manv Afhpr intflrftstiTior statistics, a
r B.wf: i"?. ZHXrTn7:A
of the different states 01 tne union ror
everv ten years from 1790 up to 1870. A
reference to these figures shpws that in
v a4.4. r -v,.i, fomim0 1,0,1 o
population of 893,751, while the State of
Xew York had, at the sdme time a pop
ulation of but 340,126; thus 6ur popula
tion at that time exceeded that of New
York by 53,625. Now the city of Xew
York alone has as much population as
the whole State of North Carolina. It
appears, further, that in 1790 Virginia
had vastly more population than any
other State inbj4iio447)J
Pennsylvania came next with 834.737,
and Massachusetts next with 378,787;
Maochusettejwasat that timeahout
15,000 behintUStbrth CaLajina4ow
it has five to one of population. South
Carolina, at the time we speak.of, con
tainep Zfrffli yefpta apd pergfa con
tained fewer people thaif aftv: of the
Southern States which were settled at
all 82,548. AVbama,and quite a num
ber of the other States of the South,
along with a number of the now most
populous Western States, had" not at
this time been organized at all, and
C3nnecticut had about equal population
with New York.
' Col. Steele could not have bestowed
this atlas where it would have been
more yau,ed.4in apni"eciated., y is
needed here and we shall have occasion
t
Some Recent Important' Legisla
tion. We print this morning the full
text of the bill to extend the criminal
jurisdiction of justices of the peace. It
has passed both houses and is now a
law. The biff 'authorizing the printing
of 20,000 copies of the report of the
geological survey, together with the
proceedings of the recent, convention of
Northern settlers in Chartottf , Jias also
passed both houses of 'tiie General As
sembly, though the reports, the Ral
eigh papers upon the bill do ftot make
this fact appear. The House has tabled
tlie bill for the regulation of the fees of
the clerk of the Supreme Court, and the
fees of clerks of 'the ffpoTc6urts,
1ioim rra onrl ramafa-ra rT rloorta ann fnr
the regulation of the pay of iurors: so
thaYihSkMtfirin.teia't
This; work contains - any fnumber of gK:n5S
facts and statistics uppfl a g$9zl variety 1 MtT wf cRabdA): theresolution -was
ikwm rales. mietnmjjs
xne oiu in regain to ucsccraiioii di
ut. a t.. a
is nung up in me senate, as we unaer-
stand,'without any .prosnedt of
being feal ioH bh t o
action
.1
i
.1 O
nrm
We are indebted to Hon. A. M. Wad-
dell for a copy of l'hia 'speedti delivered
in the use.on the. 14th, int, e J m fSJ!
subject of postal savings banks, fStSLSt
esLauiisnuii. uwucjjh, aa wy. vv au-
dell well saysV "a duty'whijbh Congress
owes tp the epuntfy and wliich itought
1- - "
not longer to postpone. j
Ja i. -'j'r. .i
AVe are mdebted to our representa-
tlves in the lower bouse of ,he General
AQPmWvfnr nnnipi nf imnnrtant. wih
hold for futnre rferenceH o.Jstate prlsoti.V;...;,., ''.C . f
MDDtTUie riana ann y i NETYoBK-ibrwary-A fir oc
A perfect modelDf aiargEritwo-story eurrisnx)rrfmfei fd tJftfouTsCory
house . has been , pnA.exhibition at , the pricrlHlS5rr3: 83 4Xastrnity-ihird
paatofficeafor!; soniemt'i'ttbei. , strefet, tcGupS3d by- a AJYrt fca'a stable,
wort'of our ingenieuyoungt friejad t and xie iding4mckeThe)sborj(ijy a
Mr. James Iwsovrb1c"liprodriced'' fashtobiefbiibaHai'fBlMo
with hia pocket-knif TkeLmijiiaii Fifth eiiirefandirttlioinin Mii. Reed's
dwelling is a faithful mqdeTf boHser femieliarTH1!1.1 n
Iroma plan by Hobbs the famous archi 1 and thy (afelrtauVeu'-ip'a'nle hmrfrrg the
tect It has piazzas, pavilion windows, ladies of the seminary All got out
,hiy wbidowSiighVsWepfiltoof3 with- safely. Tlfafbuiidingjwas destroyed. It
n unerous and ornate eothio cables. It was valued' at 10.000. Fortv-eicht
covenr an areaof-ia bjr 1$ iriches.n4jis
21 inches high, is weather-boarded ; is
J ii3?truetureTvn:i.7Uu TOuistwerenreecl
I It is really awetk LAatiiidefletif i
freat credit on . tne ' young arcmtetca
rdifi'Ittf fl'UUl duurstens: tOfila clum"
i ney tops it seefwtojl tojfce faultless.
me. Lawson iinrorms lis xnat ne pur
poses to constructs approMiaijB iOt
noiiHfs an.a a garuen, an u va encios
tJJ ft KUVOf g
"Terrible fait turn iUt- lnid attAy of a Hotel
. ' SaVtatRhmonifstl ,
Norfolk Va., Feb. 25.- Maioi Vr f
M irrow,of this titvellown the tai -
way space atoeuanviCiJiol to, dav
irom tne tmra story to tne ground-Foor
. " ' r "y ."j". iwui
iiaiuij u is buuuguu
r vlll 1 I'll' m VAiiunujJi
Teller Report
TTi- Tobacco
Bill docs to to rresM
rwv ucni ad jiiuicr hMdJuvov
. the House.
7. Senate.
inquire
Aas to the alleged violation of the con-
late elections, sub.mitted a.majority re
port in regard to the? investigation in
Tunisian a and South. Carolina, and said
the: minority of the committee Teserved
the1 rightto sbmiFtlteir tepbrt Dfereaf-
ter. ordered t)iintea.? ne aiso suDmit-
ted a' resolution crcntmuing the commit
fan' nxltl rtjf canal krr ' flf KAl-4tTYr-'
power 'a&dalithbiitjeiofo.'tdn-r;
ferrupoBlt', Objecjed, to by mpm
The Senate, by a vote of 25 to 41, re
fused to take up the Geneva award
bill. Hta..a
The House bill, makimr sat apptopria-i
tion fotUiepaymeat'rf;jthe arrears Tot
pensions, -was tnen tasen .npoiisetr. xa
At- l--ixtnv the Senate-. wenfc into
executive session: L.The dooiwereJT.
openedAt6p.:iaj. wflens.the riiter; m&j
uui! iriig tt if.r nyf rir 7 rwmv.-
Tb census 4bUfcs JWdedayuihel
IIousenwraareferrettitOr tne census con-
PeBding the -f consideration. the
TTmisA bilL makinflrin amwoDriation to
pay4uiarsolTjej(isions, the Senate en
gagedin, tbe,exercise cemmemorative
of tli; late.ittepresentative Douglas, 9I
llousK Kanuaii maue a personal ex-
Sanation in regard to. the cfiaEges made
.inat him hftter wriltet in Sep-
to Maj; Wi . Moore, m regard to. tue
apDroprf atron warranxs issued to xne
bureau of 'ngrav&ftd prinlingi'and
ottered a resolution mr f ng appointment
0f a special, jwDitteQ, to qtiireinto
such charges- After Short speeches by
nnnfrontyilt - ;'slr?ri:nt.1 "-.
Al ifiiiort from lb:(eci'commite
?n h capiroi venuiawon, pruviuu.
1 -fit. i-hAtfAlt'tnAQTIa rtT VOT
af.inv" the
halltfArAintinffimniliAnersto'
carry nMmprovements, -was adopted.
The House adopted the coniererice re-
port Ion the in ternal;! eyenue bilK ' Tbis
hm Drovidesfor xeducinir the tobacco
, t , cents to ir cents. ' It now
e0es to tTie'TresideiiFfor his surnature,
The questioner.; cimtutoacy? in the
case ot ueorere r . &ewara, ra mister 10
erable dehates in which strong Kepub-
lican opposition was manifested, a reso
lution was aaopteti to nave lieorge r .
Seward brought before the bar ot the
House.
There is an evening session for re
ports from the committee On ways and
means,
the house committee and the post
OFFICE BILL
The House committee on approprin
ons.tolav decided to recommend noa.
coiicuircuuc 111 an me ociirtLc itiucnu-
ments to the post-office bill, but agreed
to allow debate on separate votes in tl e
House on the amendments tor the lira
zilian mail servici and for the re-classi
fication of mail matters, etc.
NOMINATION?.
James Hill is nominated collector of
internal revenue for the district of A3 is
sissippi; Henry W. Heiiey, postmaster
at West Point, Mississippi.
COMMITTTEE PROCEEDING?.
The Report of the majority of the Tel
ler committee speaks of the extensive
frauds in South Carolina by the, use of
tissue ballots, and the exercise of vio
lence by the Democrats against the Re
publicans. and.oUier opponents.. , It also
charges intimidation- -nd r murder in
Louisiana'and toneludes by claiming
that congress should tae measures to
protect peaceable ; citizens, as those
States have failed to do so.
CONFIKMATIONK.
Among the confirmations to-day, were.
the
following: Robert M. louglas,
United States marshal for the western
district of North Carolina; David G."
Carr, collector at Petersburg, Va. Pur
veyors of, customs: .Wm. J. Smith at
Memphis and ; Adani Wolff at Nash
ville., l'ostmasters:, James Sullivan,
Harrisonburg, Va. ; L. AV. Rose, Abing
don. Va.; Algernon A. Mabson,"Union
Springs, Ala.; also JainesHil, collector
01 iiueiiiai revenue lor , .Mississippi. ; j
Brief Aews items. -n -
fi'i :.c e t.. T T -v: .1 .,.4-
U K 111 mi tlltVt. mM . I - i M1TL. Ill
porch of her residence.
On April 14th two billiard tourna-
ments will be cdmtnteiSced in Cooper In-
sHtute. fiw .Vnvk .nnc tn follow t.hn
rf-v4-f-iAi fT-c y-vll kT1 Q ITaTTiAri'il !Si1rfA
i . ti t - at- j , : i. 7i 1
be plaved' according1 to present -rules,-
anAthe other according to a new series
i i rr . ,
Califoraiai)lde',hine5inesi frdm Cm-
chargeirrjby rius "seYenteTOtrwd
qaktetjui being .jtae; fathercox;ihs
'newJ-jDorn ..child, jnerore '.nowevwpi'
wiejttlQp couiu nnu.iue man iuvr siierm
liad succeeded in 'i arresing;rMin .aiifiL
placing him in jail. vM
; The MissSjljr? 4eliflVe com mittee
josepn, wno, tney allege, controlled tne
deposit .and .$91,000 (;since..Gates has
beensin iCfficet, Thev xecpmmend : theV
impeachment iof the State treasurerrun
; iWWijIimW
s robbers of a diamond ;earring;froui ithe
eax of Mrs. pnbarey? oh iftbvenue:
New. York were arraigned ' for trial
TuesdayrtThe district attorney xe-
trate tnaia were, granted, jfender
bpti t.p.n of A tn twpniv vea r tn t.h
Tim 1b Self York--amber ef Dorses
horses, some very Valuable, were stabled
I on the ' secohd floor. ' Only five were
large nuinber of carriages; sleighsfrobes,
acc, were aestroyea. vn losses toot
up $100,000. The Osborne House and
the Rdjofcning stable belong to the estate
of the late Madame 5lefe tell, and is dam
aged -to the' amount f lO.ooojio.na
tw Jn-hiRrief Frelffnv'Itcin8.'vf;.'fiiil(i
fcol-j? A'T,"?wr1
iflK feVA61 4
Qh. owners iof the tertensive Xiilvdale
cdlleriesht': Himley1' hare; suspended
riPARi8Fhu27VTiie advancen'the
n.ve per cent rentes is i nsexiuencrof
ithe eneraUj ,crfedUd"ter36Tt thataM.,1
LeCnSayjnunister of fuiancetr.wmr Jde-:
clare in-the.chamber of deputies againstjj
si bue.pussiouity oi tneir actual' iConver-
i sion. ;
Washington. Feb.. 2
Teller, from! theJcontiiuftee to.
ST4TE KEWV
t; . S.iCe- :V i ; J
lost anothertfeild'fronitiiphtheriaij'
The Pathfinders are to be in Greens
boro to-morrow (Saturday) evening."
TheJegislativecommitte iias: reports
ton on Saturday, the 22d of February,
at theageta 93-earsT mALim
Miss. Emma Anderson, of Statesville,
has fehaTge bf theischbol at Farniingtdn '
in Davie county? )mi&a j Mt -$?bi:m$
Mai. J. W. Schenck."6rmerlv of-New
.Hanover county now 'a, Resident of
Tl..jtttemer5a)dTbiiflt4ajMrB- fc'
mington tmd .soldi m jfewberneu was:!
burned at tbv latter piacegXhursiaayti
by- 1)emgycanghtvbexeeJtF' ?ars
which lie was attemptjfh.sr to ''eouplevat
.Greensboro'last'Mcttiday;; 7';.' , . ''f
iOTT.i.''o.,i.x' ti. :i; i . i
and- jaccepted . an; : invitation: fei deliver-.
fhe nexfcjaJumnifwidjess.atChapeJLHUl
Mi. ThurmajLSvill not :bejUierdi.wp.n.ff
r Mr. vr, K: Hemdoti,v)r iJurnamj' had
but lie-hasn't ben aitoht y
H i-gins-'. p --iPu ... -"hw -Mk-ff i
1 The yinsten0iei.wiUhieiiceforth
e; a iSeMiTweeMv.drtojtbia endi Mi
Mames pasiassociawi.yi business withi
bim.iMr; S.iT. 0)ariingtonf .ilateiof : the
LanDury.it0Kes eounty) jtiepWtev, iva ,1
The Governor offers-a reward bf ftf00v
lor me capture- anu ueiivery orueoi-ge
i Littleton, '-the alleged murderer of
-Peter RandaH',1 who escaped frbm; the
Bakersville , lieoublican r . Tim, Penr-
ian,i preiesses to, be a good; shot, took,
umbrage at a dog asi he was r ldinc nis
mule, -fired,- at the canine and. put the
rjullet tlirouffh his mule's head and- the
dog at the same tirae r .He kuJed the dog
as dead as a, herring, but the mule is still
in the iand ot the living. -j i . !
:H. ThS liduse' .Mtcheiiarid ? smokehouse
of Mr. Hiram Cobb; an old and. infirm
man living1 ;Sii miles from" Greensboro,
were burned by a spark from' the ; roof
last Saturday. The Patriot says that
before Hr.' Cobb could remove his
invalid wife, the fire had progressed ' so
far he could save but a few articles
of clothing or furniture.! . ;
Winston Sentinel: On. Tuesday
morning just before day the 'barn of
Albert urindie, of liroad i5ay,xwn8Aip
was discovered to be on fire, and before
the flames could, be- extinguished the
building . was. entirely destroyed. , -One
horse, one cow and two 1 yearlings.
together witn a; lot 01 grain and torage
werQ.aiso burned, u;
"V inston Sentinel: The . question of
consolidating Winston , and Salem is
being discussed. The two' committees
have agreed upon terms and a charter
to be presented to the Legislature. We
have not seen the proposed charter, but
liuiu uuau we.ieiyu gi , its pruvisioiia
the terms will not be acceptable to the
ciuzens ct vv inston.
Bakersville Remibliean r The cele
brated land suit of Freeman and others
against Spragae and others, from Hen
ry's Station, in McDowell county, after
having been from one county to another
in this portion of the eighth ; judicial dis
trict, has f started eastward, and is now
in Caldwell county, f Before its fanaL
hearing it will be in Currituck county,
The parties nad better put a bell on it.
Wilmington Star : Reliable "parties
from Core Sound, in Carteret countv.
4-eport that someNbrthern Nimrods
liave been tailing ducks in that section
by the wholesale during the present
winter, using tor the purpose "swivels
carrying several pounds of jxiwder.
With one of these weapons:they suc
ceeded in one instance. in killing six
hvmdred dncka,at one shot, besides crip
pling auouc one nunared andnity.
' Mr, Robert Hines, a son of the Rev.
Edward -P. Hines, of- Granville, Was
clerking for J'. E. Haithcock, a mer-
chant at- nilliamsboro, m Granville
county, and slept in the Store. The
store took fire about 3 o'clock in the
njorningi and the village turned out to
put -ouf the" flames, but the fire had
such a start that it was no use in try
ing. They tried every way to arouse
?ourig ; Hines but failed until a man'
hrew a rock in at the window; which
hit him and waked him -up just in time
to enable him to make his escape by
I.. 1 . 1.
inaow.
Bakersville' Rpullican : The Ashe-
ville Citizen has an article copied from'
jthe, Knoxville (Tenn.) Tribune giving
ah' ".account of,) a homipide .in " Uus
taiiLciieu; couniy, m wnicu a preacner
by the name of Martin was assaulted
by a rufftan-by ttw name ef Hensley,
so the story. goes.,: j7octJiie information
of the Citizen, Tribune- and others, we
4 state that there is ; not the shadow of
7 trtithf in.' the- statement; ttijere is no
uivxvuKi::vy me uaiuo vl luniuu living:
ij x l - j . mi i f
lh.the county : There aieonlv four men
by the dame ofj Ilensley, in this county,
and all of thera are high-toned honora-
Taxumon , On a hfthnm l i.
T?re J j.i
Kavantiah Netmr rim-e&Ykmutant
L writes 1 s ,frVni' MicanbpyFla, rdetail-
ed; that ' place to Mr.. "James -Gamer,
formerly of Danb.lry, Stokes eoutity,';
C.'i He 'Was irt- the . villiage, and while
walking about the town, ' "went intoa
store' where a rmaii.! was packing up
goods Ift gum Camphor; He ate a little
of; pie camphor, andf' remarking that
he liked it; helped r himself to a piece
aboflt the sizeof a? hen's eggj audi ate
that. He then retired to the residence
rof Dr. Marshall, where he was staying,
found stretched out on the floor before
the fire place, stoiie dead, with his face
and back shockingly burned,- It is sup
posed jhe, was overcome while vomiting
and fell in the fire, and was 00 J weak
to release himself. All these facts were
elicited at tbe jnquest. His body was
decently . interred j by , Dr. Marshall. , It
is .believed-that the unfortunate man's
father still Jives in Danbury , K. 0.
r - r m I - .- .
(. Brief Fvrelgn Ittms.
London,-Feb; 27The London; coi
respondent of ' the Manchester - Guar
dian says; "Mexico is negotiating for
resumption -diplmaie relations
with England.rdn order' to conciliate
English bondholdersshe will offer to
pay a slight interest? n. her . external
debt.:'; fij y ";j.f I ; m"?
ifAiiis1 Febi 27-.Koppel , sas's Gars.;
bett agrees mithj the ministry ino
posinjor thei , impeachments of , the De
BrogljQ ministry n,.-, r j.- n L . rb
1 VV mi WlarlBe.ntf ligeoce.
i s '
ff v lAw
Lqicdow, Feb,27.:i-A Reuters dispatch
from Tinltirb fthoiit thfi hreakiTid-nn nf
the British ship Adriatic, stranded near
puat place on h eomary-ltttn, wmle on
passage f rontt JPabellon, i. DePica, says
there weje 49, persons on the ship .at the
tttne. slie ;.ibrokej ip .only'pfji : W.
are known tobe saveoX"" w. ?! !,'
;17 mrrt WiXT - T? lilt 'W ; TfUjA otrir.Kl
station-ftfe the wreck of, David. IIA.Jki'
and wife bought! asli6re.-'-t-Twb bodies
were found neat . Ilarnegat station fane
y$ar-oia jcniw or tije captajft were sstved.
iTlie VesseXwa jbrpkenjn, tW0r Nothing;
will be saved. , -
Texas, nas Deen nominated, ipxmarsnai
Of one'"6 the Texas' diStrietsV r, ' J v V
t
daysalTOlfBaloMin waJ trte'-thie
TnKlvTOJIM KISG.
Rome, correspondent saysr "Reports
rom mi pom or uie peninsula bnng
amentable accounts of the damaee bv
Uie tmpestcrThe-whple-. coast from
ejevavjax the south of Naples, is
iwn f itkMMa of dmaVcrafU
iiy irKcr vessels were senousiv m-
Him."' lu all'twitgLflUlpm 'mc riyea4-
rom their, moorinsrs and all small craft
along'1 the' Rrveria di Chiaja swept to
the sea and lokti ThA nAwonAr at. Tn-
Silippo was almost destroyed. At Leg-
nonrciwo Jingusn steamers: proke irom
their moorings. The storm -caused
raucn mi ury at ij'allonica. r : Four i ltal-4
4u vandi .twoHjingiisaixvesseiajiwere
wreekedvJio nlt --Htivii'm' hun , '-f-tx A
vftThA irthuid effect of the storm w waa
uauy xusastroua. At imagguioli,5 near
lena Campanilei a ehurch Twas blown
down While the people were vv at mass,
killine two priests officiatinir Tat the al-
Mf , iiree c4nerjpersons,iand wounding
twenty-lour, 'mere was a similar cat
astrophe atlAontauroU where the, vault
yielded to the force 'of ; the storm and
luueu uie iyriesi. ceieDraung mass ana
injured a number of the congregation.
At Romethe force of tlie wind was un
paralleled." i ti-;5l r ;.--; ijrT!;
ill
Protests Xgalnst the liitl Chinese 'Bill.1
km YOKfc februarv1 The 1 6ffi-
eers oCtM , Amerlcatioreign, ! nti
Slavery Society Vvesterdav sent'to the
President ; a,;prbtestfJMgainst the 'anti
Onnese billuThe NewXoirt cftamber
oi commerce wm meet xnis arcernoon
to consider the .materaiMj put 'them
selves on record in regard to it. :
3i Se Piusc9..:Febtuary T.-The
Yduiig Men Central Republican Club.
aleadiUe'Orranlzation of that' tvirtv in
xnisity, neid a meeting dast; evening
tuiu Jinanimousi.v aaopxea resoinxions
to be transmitted tfi the ' President' ew-
aorsing the action of the Calif orhia del
egation in Congress On the antiChinese
, Despeiaift aad Fajal Pooling, Jfi'ray. -'
Nkw Orleajjs, Feb. 25. Sell Howell.
general Southern passenger agent of
the .piedmont, Airline Railway, was
snpt ana mstanuy killed by a. t. vvimr
berly, a merchant rof Coffeeville. Miss.
in an atlrav to-nicrnt. HkL Howell, broih-
er.ot the deceased, then snot Wimberly
in tne oacK, inniciine - a. aangwous
wound. A bystander, was also wound
ed. ..Ed, Howell was arrested and Wim
berly sent, to the hospital. Physicians
report he will not live tin. momutg.
Highway Bobbery In Texas.
New Orleans. Feb. 21. A dispatch
to the Galveston Neion from Mason.
Texas. says: Last nient a staee with
four nassencers- was halted near Peer
JLeg station by two highwaymen. The
passengers were ordered out singly, ana
their valuables taken from them. The
mad bags were also, rifled."
Police Census of Augusta, G a.
. The police census, of Augusta. Ga
which was. completed on Saturday last.
snows a population oi 2GJB74 souls
1546 white and 11,628 colored. This
does not include persons residing in
the suburbs,, who probably would swell
me,TOii.i 3u,uuu. ..... ;, ..
-ttt ' t'mt i '
, Two Twias.w '
Chester (a C.) Reporter1.
A hegxo woman living on the planta
tion of Mr. J oseph Smyer, of this county
gave, birth to two children one day last
wieek, one black and the other white.1
.. A i'oalltioa Nomination.
Boston,: Feb. 27.-rThe . Demoeratic
and Greenback coalition have nominate
ed George Walker for mayor. , .
ltEJfO Y AL.
Haying recently purchased tbe large and com
modious storehouse known as the Hunter, Brown
& Co. building, and refitted and refurnished it, I
take this method to inform my friends that I am
now, better prepared to supply their wants than
eTCrbefore My stock. of . . , , . . ,,.
; . . --p,. OTltEHAL '.; : ;
Is new and desirable, and having keen beqght low
will be sold Ion..- ; i Ui.: i -i ". ;
, In future I, exDeot. to conduct a Buuhlarrar bad
ness than heretofore, and shall ha glad to see my
old friends and- customers m mf -new Biaee of
rbusaiesa. :.": m -i j:u -' - i t,; j,-- , t.
Old friends who owe- me will please come for
ward and settle, andaa i desire lactose up my old
pusiness. au must aaswer uua ul
) Thankful for past faTois,nd hoping for aeon-
, I aHC'terj refipectfully, , '
" -'r J '" r."BKOWK, 1
,; iii'- '11 'Honterwllle.W.C.
Febmari28H&7&r2m, - K i , - ;
gCHOOi HOUSE FOR RESTj, . , ,
itf.'lr.-J 'yii v - ;j (A:i,i ..... . .-
Ob 8th and Church streets, in mar nf tot dwell
ing- The bouse, was built expressly for a school,
nd is admirably stilted therefor. " .
XllVtM iSJfi'JS?1
I.dwelllnglor a kood, permanent te-wi
chance Into a
ant.
RBARRTNGEB..,
Feb. 28-d3twlt
iy,R. CRQWELL,
The Merchaut Tailor, who. has. eiven such satls-
faction to his customers here, will remain in the
dt? x)ajy oyer Sundaiild,Marh. Bring In your
orders before he leaves1.'' - --'3 i.; .' j.Ui -J,i-
' Eeb4283t. ; iuu vjitu&u axil u ..n-jn
ii iJi-'i ' .iT'iss!m.!; v :;! :. J
B Y. M AX WE LL 4 HARRISON;
WE WILL SELL ON
J" f '!
SATURDAY,'
f,, il-
AT li Jl kkT'OUB AUCTrWv riousE,
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A LOT qCOtifc : ST0V"BEMT:1)S iLES,
CHAIRS,- MATTRASSESt;ABFETS,BAISINSr; 7
rt k nwna 7ra-rr . nTrtrtfrwith - i
r-r t of!
"''.'' f AND TUBKEYS.'-'J' l'-
'fl.".!4r! .! i-mJwI
lIsbslTerafCOWa'MUCES Anrf WAGONS.r!i:
-Unlimited articles received until hour of sato.7-
,- , , fi r " - ' " - -"-' -
jZALLii. i
Hi
gTUDEBAKEB WAGONS.
1 . 1. i
I am now in receipt of a large Kt.f the celebra
OHM Mkh-jlv
tel' lOT31? GONS,' an tes,swWcli
I -f-Hi !.;)' ,tt iv j.- ,v
' , ,'t t '' CALL EARLY, - A -13
ftndfiupprlyyonrielf jiheDestiraffOTtRiL,. YJ
; : ? -iciT Ajvij -tr(,LV; ' TZlT'a
1 1-
rpnz WOBLDS STASfDAEfi
f
a . sun , : j ;.
Hi
rrojHiFiAiso.
' PATENT ALifflC3fONEY DRAWERS
Coffee Hffla,gptoe OTln, ml Store Jtctarea Gene,
rally ' i ., x
I The Improved Type Writer. I,
OBBmaflng Pomp Op's Fampa. ':
: nd for Circulars.
FAIRBANKS CO.
311 Broadwipy, Kew To
'VaW For sale by Leadloc Hardware Dealers
eptl-dtaww ; i
Ucw &&vtvtiszmmts.
rpEACHERS WANTEP. J50 to $100 or S200
.5 per montn, ranng tne ispnng ana Bummer.
for full particulars addreas
- J. . MeGORDY A CO.,
i! - . Pblldelphla, Pa.
D
IPHTHXSUt . j
Johnson's Aftedyue Ltolmentwlll posttirely pre-
vent tbU. terrible toease, and wnl posttrrely core
nine 'case ; la ' len. information that wul save
many llres sent fcee by maU. Dont delay a mo
mens.; Ptewatlon 1 better than core.. Sold ewy-
Where. L 8. JOHNSON k 00
Bansor, Maine.
gBJSOirs CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTERS
' There Is no doubt about the ereat soDeriorttr of
this article over common porous plasters and other
external remeoes, raen as nmmenu, eteemeai a
pllances, Ac Ask ph)iclans In your own localll
about lk tt is wendernu.
Sold by all Druggists, price 25. cents.
CHSAPEST CHEAPEST
BOOK STORE
IN THE WORLD.
53,672 Superb XogBsh Books AT OUR PRICE.
75.27B New American Books AT YOUR PRICE.
112,726 Second-hand Books AT ANT PRICE.
Catalogue of General Literature Free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS.
8 Beekman at, near New Post-Office, New York.
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And alt Disorders of the
THROAT AND; LUNGS
Permanently Cured.
DR. T. A. SLOCCirS GREAT REMEDY
p "p 2 T T O O H h n
HIT H
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FPP
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Kxie
Taken tn conjunction with Us
compound emulsion of
Pure coo liyeb oiL
and bypophosphltes of
LIME AND SODA.
A FREE BOTTLE of each DreDaratlon sent by
express to each suffering applicant sending their
name, P. O. and express address to Dr. T. A. Sto
cum, ii rean sweet, turn xotk.
iqvcovs.
BENCH BRANDT
Guaranteed to be
TWENTY YEARS OLD,
AT CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON.
G
OTO
CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON
' Wot StandBTd Pure Liquors.
F
XNE IRENCH BRANDY,
Wmes and Whiskies for medleal mmosea.
be had of
WTLaOS BUBWKLL, :
deeia
Druggists.
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JOIN ywu hands aU friends of taste
N my dm only the beet to placed.
gANDWICH, Pretzel, Wine, Whiskey, Beer,
. JLjVACH mart 11 receive right real' good cheer,
J3LEASE step In, my hall inspect,
2EAR it, youll see more than youTl expect ;
JpRENCH, German, Domestic Brandies, Wis
J try each enstomer's taste to refine, . .
. gUCH Sandwich novel and Pretzel's good,
QONTAINS my bar, most delleloas food,
. JJAVLNG Cheese and Sausage in bm of fare.
"p ACH glass of Beer, or Gin will bear
gAVANT Judgment and taste most rare.
gEE ojfMiofaewr's Bps jas In sips he drinks
. , X? ACH tip he takes proves what he thinks.
T3 IGHT off one more
calls as to his friend
xt ne winks. ; s
Jan22 . i ' -I
i-i c-
Seal Ssttttje.
'
JEAL ESTATE,
' '. MINING AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY,
For selling and bajinj MlnesT Lands and Houses,
aadwrn
.1 !..
- I
Advertise free o edst, aflTrroperties pWm W
. i. , , hands for sale,'. " .;'
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eclO
i.-rtifji- TBUB. JT. DBATTON,
r.AM r V
C Til
LOTHTNG HOLD YOUR ORDERS.- ii
' Ha.' HxKKTtt KWHx!'of Newark, N iersW!
wen known la CBartotte win vtott the ctfy about the
iL&tb, of February, wKb a full and handsome Xne
of samples for dress and boaineM Mta.'lnelad1iic
jthe newest and most fashionable foods In the mar
kefc Hold your orders, and remember tbe date. . ?
tobOtf j.
5CWJ (a Mil I
JQ CASES EUKt AD! JAK03
vMneral Water; 10 baskets' (50 Jugs eachiApol-
Uaarls, Jest netivedV
4 BtJRWELti ,7
nALt AT.fe.
A.
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5 - vi -. t-t t ' a i s
v Stove and Hardware House fox;
j CH
EAP Hi.
5k BE-
SkSdttsS
:vy:Af:A'yr)oy::i
Buy your COOK STOVES rom me, as I have 12
good reasons why they will do rour work Quick and
Easy, Cheap and Clean ;
: . '-4U'i.l;1 lit .r.. Ji! (jl-Wi:r
BECAUSE .......
They wecWapeittobuy ) J
BECAUSE
They are best to use.
BECAUSE
They ban evenly and Qlckly. '
BECAUSE : ' ::v p-.v" io? .;-. r,-.
Their operation Is perfect. ... f,. ( i
BECAUSE
They always hare a good draft;
. They are made of the best material.
BECAUSE.... .j. -',.
They roast perfectly:" , '
BECAUSE' ' ' '"'i:Ji'-: "'i 'li",
.ji'-
They require but ntue fuel . .
BECAUSE
They are Tory low priced.
BECAUSE
They are easily managed.
BECAUSE
Tbey ae suited to. an locanoes.
M (
BECAUST ' " ' '
Erery 8tore is guaranteed to grre sauslacnon
gotivilinQ,
7JH
iHu.
CALDWELL HOUSE,
ALDWELL HOUSE,
CALDWELL HOU8T7
CALDWELL HOUSJCV,
Comer Tryon and Sixth Streets,
Corner Tryon and sfxai Streets,' f
s CHARLOTTE, N. C. ?
CHARLOTTE, N.
& P. CALDWELL,..
Proprietor.
This house is permanently established and otters
all the conveniences and comforts of a nrstrclass
boarding house. Persons flatting the dty wm fuid ,
it a pleasant home. Permanent boarders wanted.
Can be furnished with jrooma. ,. ...
RATES Per day, transient, $1.25; per week,
Saua Regular table, f 13.00; board and room
per month, $18.00.
JanlO
G
BEAT BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT
J, T. BUTLER'S.
J. T. BUTLER'S.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND
!
SILVER-
PLATED
WARE,
GOLD AND SILVER. SPECTACLES.
CF" Gold-Head Canes and everything you want
tor Christmas, at -
J. T. BUTLER'S.
dec24
E DESIRE to call attention to OUR STOCTT
B DESTJUS to caU attention to OUR 8TOCXX
-:.' lilts fbl'.'ti'.
TJ A N C Y
r ANCY
GOOD O
GOOD O
A" i
Ground and Cut Glass Bottles, tbe handsomest
tn tbe market, Tne latest styles of Perfume Boms
tscradmg some novelties, which will pay you to
call and examine.
FINE FLORENCE and CELULOID TOILET Cases
French Plate, Hand Mirrors, Russia Leather
Pocket Books; also a full stock of English and
American Tooth. Bali and 2faQ Brushes. T
decl3
THE CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON
Cochrane keeps the best RYX WHISKEY, 8tand
ard Pure, Two Years OkL
JjKR FINE WTNES,
And Tl tlqiwrs, Three Years Old, go (
COCHRANE,
Central Hotel SoJoon.
-atrijij-i.
XTEW LIVKRY 8TABLE.
ft toa-wsisi,intiAM ouitaM nfautewLttH.
glee or Saddle Horses, go to (he New, Livery
Hvoa want a CnntaM mint Bunn WtMnti
meet rrrrtng of depu.trsJos, go to the Hew
IJveiT8table.J-''"'"-V"'i'-
-rrytMWaiU yoor lMMwa tedium
to to the New LrreryStabte.
Ouezuffitven,promrne8S and reasonable prices
'wta728v':" n(--J'i feUl . ;;k R. CHaMrTtRS. T
ftq .'d .tfc-, ,jU , ,
RENT,' ;sjju tU-) !,. ' i -v ',.--1
' The two'store to Oe Grler Aienstfer banding
OB Trsde street moREHEADT
fJpHE
BEST STOCK OF
i.tii..BOCZSIES n ;OONIlOTONHUES j I
In fhedtft eti- .rm - -
7- 1 LeROY DAVlDSOiTS: ,
'I5V?' ill i.lT ' : ' ; , .
. J.1A TOW AND CHXAP.t
pEORAM & CO.,
t
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10 S ; -"Wri'v-, ...
j S x r?BOOT8, SHOES ,v
AND
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g I-
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rCA'j'"? .
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1st National Bank BolkUng. Charlotte, N.
C.
Our stock of Boots, Shoes, 4c., to acknowledcwi
to be the best in the State, and we would be Si
ed to have you call and examine for yourself before
bo. PEGRAM 4 CO
gfloftg smfl .gtationmy
1 TIDDY'S
CITY BOOK STORE
CONTAINS
THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK
OF
POPULAR
LITERATURE,
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
" ' ' .'.i.i.
MUSIC ! GIFT BOOKS
OF EVERY STYLE,
BLANK BOOKS,
INK,PENS,PENCILS,
MUCILAGE,
AND IN FACT EVERYTHING UbUALLY KEPT
TN A FIRST-CLASS BOOK STORE.
X. Butterkk'a Metropolitan Fashions for March
kavvjastantfed. Can and get one.
TIDDY 4 BROTHER,
febl8
pHOTOGRAPHa
In consequence of the reduction in the price of
the original cost of materials, and in order to give
my patrons the benefit of tbe reduction from and
after this date Photographs win be taken at mr
Gallery at
REDUCED RATES,
Bpt22
J. H. VAN NESS
P
IELD BROS..
"J ' WHOLKRALK AKB KSTAIL
GROCERS and DEALERS in COUNTRY PRODUCE
Keep constantly on hand
FRESH EGGS and BUTTER, CHICKENS, TUK
KEYS, CABBAGE, IRISH POTATOES, AP
PLES, DRIED FRUITS, Ac .
Exclusive Dealers tn
RAMSOUR ft BONNrWELL'S and A. L. SHI
FORD'S various brands of FLOUR.
Ateo. raoFBinow or the
i
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
This bouse has been refitted and newhr ftmttftjM,'
and U kept in nrsVclass style.
Terms, Per Day
$ 2 00
W Great mdacemento offered to table board
ers; for terms see the proprietor.
-pmhfbns and Carrtokei at every train. Al
FIELD BROTHERS.L . . . ; . ..' ."J . . .Proprietors.
Mr. H. & WrrsoH Lad,..:. :...Snperlntenile7it.
ilHlT WILJOKO. Clerk.
febg
$2.00
Ho
$2.00
MARSHALL
E H
u b r
U 8
" SAVANNAH. GA.
A. B. LUCE,. Proprietor.
Reduced rate $2.00 tod 92.60, according to Iocs
ttoaoIBoom. .
M. L. HARNETT, Clerk, late of Planters' Hotel.
Feb. 16-tf.
CTOP AT THE
BO YD EN 'HOUSE
"iaHsbory, N. C.
C a Baowx, Proprietor,'
(Late of the National Hotel, Raleigh.!
(X & Brown, Jt, Chief Clerk; W. a Shelbum k
JanSO
wTtSOX ft EUR WELL, Agrota.3
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