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CHARLOTTE, N. C, SATURDAY, MAY. 16, 1863.
C$6 PER' ANNUM
VOL. VLLHO. 124-9. J
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BY TELEGRAPH. .
tciATEO fress.J
rEl.kaAfHED FOETUS ASS
From Illclimoud.
from
PaPtenirvrs P-p1 "hat Urge volumes of
tmoke was seen this morning in the di
rection ot the Yankee camps. .
The a?0r-gate number of wounded
.,nht t,r Mince the 1st May. is eeven
of which three
thousand have since returned to duty..
The retaliation resolutions adopted by
Congress provides that every commission-
4 nrr.r U.V n vh.ill command any negroes !
in military service asainat X Con.ede
, rati States, or aid. them in finy military
enterprise in said service, shall, if captur
4 ed.be put to-death, aid that ' negroes,
hen captured in arms against the Con
federal States, shall bo dealt with accord
ing to the preeent or future laws of any
State.
The .Montgomery Advertiser, in peak
ins ot the crop proepeci in that State,
ays :
"We have it from coed au'bcriiy that
in tome portions of Alabama and we pre
urne the same is true in regard to other
States the breadth of land in wheat is so
great, that the lew inhabitants left in those
sections of country will not be able to save
the entire crop. The importance of this
subject would justify the Government in
detailing men from ihe army to assist fn
the work of harvesting; but this will not
b necessary if the planters in the c unties
formerly devoted to the culture of cotton
will send some of their surplus hands to
aid their neighbors. - If tl.ey will do this,
thy wiil thereby be enabled to procure a
apply of wheat for themselves, benefit
those portions of the country which have
"been drained ot their laborers by the war
and render a lasting service to the country
and the cause.,? Pinters in every section
of our country should lend each other a
helping hand when necessary.
The Traitors. It is reported that about
two hundred of the enemy recently cap
tured near Rome, Georgia, by Gen. For
" rest, are Alabama traitors. They have
deserted the cause of th? Confederacyt
proved false to their own State, and turned
their backa upon their homes to join the
inva2r oS thm South. No punishment is ,
too great for such wretches. They are ut
terly abandoned and degraded, and if jus
tice has her own they will speedily grace
the gallow. Mean and despicable as the
plundering Yankees are, they are angels
of light as compared with the craven scoun
drels who have turned against their own
mother, and engaged, in the work of rob
bery and outrage on their neighbors. The
troops from the North should be paroled,
butthe tories should bo turned over to the
civil courts of the Confederacy, to Be tried
irMinn. Thev have forfeited their
lives and should be made to pay' the pen
alty of their crime. Montgomery Adver
ti$tr.
Response to Lincoln's Fast.
The good Book siys the prayers of the
wicked are an abomination, etc., and the
Savannah Republican thinks it has never
been more strikingly illustrated than by
recent events. Lincoln ordered a forward
movement in Virginia, and simultaneous
ly. but to precede, a day .of na ional hu
miliation, fasting and prayer. The papers
inform us that. the religious appointment
was rtligiously observed especially in the
Abolition caoitol. . The armies ot the
North then moved forward, and we" have
Heaven's response in the late glorious vie
tcxy for the Confederate arms.
It follows, that Lincoln must be brought
to doubt either the efficacy of prayer or
the righteousness of his cause. We should
take it that he is staggered, for the more
he prays and .'fpega away," the worse be
is whipped.
- m -
Whz at CEOrs.We have just conversed
with a gentleman direct from . Alabama
who informs us that the wheat in the por
tions of that 'State which he visited, is
now in 'dough,' and that it does not need
any more rain to ripen it. In two or three
- weeks at furtherest it will be ready for
harvesting.
lie further states that the yield will be
anprecedently large. This is cheering
news to many'who have oeen living on a
short allowance of flour.
The wheat crops down the M. &. W. R.
R. are fine. They are not quiie so for
Aa iUo.. v tnnV o f in A!aK". .
wa.w .
bat they will soon be beyona tne rcacn oi
the casualties to which a wheat crop is sub
jeet. It will not be six weeks before flour
"wUlbaas plentiful in. this, country as it
was ever known to be. And then what a
fall in prices ! Atlanta Intelligtrutr.
A CHArLAUf'a Badoe. The Chaplains
et th. army in Tenne.iee have adopted a.
a bad, tha Maltese C.r- -k0t abo'A
winch in diameter, worn as Ji
star on the collar; on eack side. They us.
alao th. Staff button, and r.y e oth with
black lacing, and trimmings. 1. Snr-
fons.
' Tha N.w'orl.an's'jM report. c.p-
mr.: 1.
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Miscellaneous
ThrM doors of Vallandtgham's house
4
l.had to be broken open' before he wa ta
ken. , .'
The Washington Chronicle says that the
'preparations fof. the enforcement of the
! Enrollment Bill are nearly complete.
nvIr 'Parks, a Catholic priest, has
i been arrested at Parkersburg, West Vir
ginia, charged with being in commumca-.
tion with the enemy. -
The War Department has ordered that
no extracts from rebel papers which con
tain news unf avorably to the" Union cause
Ehall be telegraphed from Washington.
. Rev. Mr Martin, a Maryland Copper
head, residing roposite Alexandria, has
ben arrested for treasonable practices,
andr with his whole family, sent across
the lines. -
The Supreme Court of Minnesota has
decided that the law passed by the Legis
lature of that State, suspending the priv
ilege of all persons who are aiding the re-
bellion, prosecuting and defending actions
in 8ny of the courts . as unconstitutional
and void.
The ship Punjaub, from Calcutta, reaeh
J ed London April 26th. SheVas captured
March Hth in lat. 9. long. 31 W..Ty the
Alabama, but the cargo being British pro
perty, was released, and the ; vessel bonded
in the sum of $85,000. "
The Democrats of Maine will hold their
State Convention to nominate a. candidate
for Governor, at Portland, on th 18th of
June. The Copperheads having been
silenced, to a great extent, in that State, a
wir Democrat will probably be nominated
on whom the party will unite. -
1 A correspondent of ther Herald, describ
ing the Yankee trip to Port Royal, Vir
ginia, says: "Negro slaves who w,ere of
fered their freedom, relused to come over
with our trooDS- One .small store was
broken open by the boys, who confiscated
about a hundred dollars of Confederate
monev. ladies' shoes', pocket combs and
fancy goods."
Gen. Forrest. The Atlanta papers
sav this intrepid chieftain is again in the
saddle in another chase after the Yankees
It is said that he has mounted the 5th Geor
gia and othor reinforcements on the cap
tured horses, and gone towards Talladega
in pursuit of another raid.
SUPERIOR , WRITING INK,
MAN C 1TAAJ i'Uie.u bi
DANIEL & THOS. LED WELL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
TMKTE ABE
MANCFGTURINO INK IN
LA&U1C QUANTITIES aud ol a supe
rior qui lty.
it mav t round ior me at me xLx.i.ria uucc.
I'rtmpt attentisn glrea to all ord-ra addressed
- Tiinuia T.pnwKix.
May 15, '63 f Cbarlotte, li. O.
STEMIOUSE dc MACATJLAY,
WhoUtaU Groc6rtand Commission 2ferchante,
a T their, old 'stand, on Trade Street, keep con
fik. ttADtlv on hand a well selected stock of
FAMILY tiitOCERIES. Orders for Flour, Corn,
Bacon, A: proraftly and carefully filled.
xun. Cotton la lots, suitable for factories; 700
boxts Totaccovvarloas grades. .
J. B. 8TKNIIOCSE,
Miy 15, M dly. ALLEN MACAULAY.
riiilclVKMtOLLINGOFFICB,
8 tti i nucrestlonal I)larlctf
SALISBUHY, N. O'., aiAT ie, iswa.
.TOTICE n hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that all exempUons graoted to o n
rrinta. belot cinsr t the sth Congressional Ds
trict, engaged in the manufacture of salt are here
by t evoked All such persons will promptly re
port themselves la person to Colonel Peter Mal-
lett. Commandant Conscripts, N. C, at Camp
Holmes, near Ralelch, cr they wul be adyertised
and treated as deserters. ' Also, all conscripts of
t-.e 6th Congressional District, for whom applica
tions for detail or exemption have been filed, as
laborers in making alt, especially the employees
or H. O. PpriDgs, (Mecklenburg Bait Compsny,
operating in 8. C.,)nd of J. K. Harrison, (la
liorry District, S. C ,) must ba promptly returned
to Camp Holmes, near Raleigh, or they will be ad
vertised and treated as deserters.
Lieut. JESSE R. McLEAN,
En. Officer, 8th Cod. Dlflt.
Chief EsrollUiG Orric,8iH Cok. Dibtrict.
... Balisbury, May 18,1563.
nnBE attention of a'l Militia Officers in the 8th
H Ccngressional District, is respectfully called
to the above, and they are hereby aiQcssisn to
collect and return to csmp without delay, all
corscripts whoa they .may know to be iecgaged
in making salt, wherever they may be, except
those employed by th State alt Commissioner,
Lieut. JESSE R. MCLEAN,
EnrolliDg Officer Con jre&slonal District.
inty U'3-d6 V -
ON and after Wednesday May J8, 1863, pas
senger trains making close connections
with adjoining roads will run as follows : .
jAu'Z Train through from StattstiU to Col
umbia, Dnily.
LeaTe States villa at ,'..5.00 A. M.
Arrive CLarlctte," 8.8ff "
Leave Charlotte, 222
Arrive Columbia, .....;........."...- .5-00 P. M
Lava Columbia, , ) A. M.
irrlr. Charlotte. " X. Oi.
Leave Cfcarlotte,"
Arrive talevili."
....8.50
' it
r
Accomodation Train, from Charlott to Col-
. W&ta. Daily. w
. .jr Charlotte.
at
. 5.10 A. M
.......... ai t
Arrire Columbia,
Leave Columbia, 'g.jo.A.M.
Axriye Charlotte thosVL UAS?. ? : .
May 18'68-d'f
General SuperlnU ndant.
HOUSES STOIEN.
the tut eoljj ;
p0 a rewardiof TITTY
eennv tnr ,m.r
Xa4A i ava-aw
aoa.
DOLL A ks ror 'Be
C. A: S. C. AND A. T & O It. It.
rta-n of J!tS5Kr y w laformf
Sy'aSS!11' izitEltLMAY.
" SHOE PECS I SHOE PEGS 1 1
TnB undersigned, as agent, for the
turr, keep eoerantly 00 hand a Ujre wck
Kf fchM Pe.s of s4l th. various sisei, which we
ders solicited. BIATT 8TAiT 0.
BUSINESS DiaECTOlTY
j OF THE -
Olf'of Charlotte, N
. - r. v -
ooarcDSaATa oovEaaxvrr omcis aso orriCEBS.
Commandant Naval Station Catesby Ap.B.
Jone; office aS Navy Yard, south side Trade
street, corner A and Trade streets.
Acting Executive OfficerJohn Owens ;office at
wavy xara. . .
Pymas er John Johnson:- office atConfederate
States Mint, south side Trade street. .
Surg'on-!-CharIes 1L Williamson : office at Na
val Store, south side Tryon street.
Chief iHnsrtneer u. Ashton Ramsay; office at
tN'avy Yard. ...
Kaval stor? Keeper wm. a. reters; store south
side Tryn street. ,
Quartermaster Uonrederats states Army R. J.
Echols, A. Q. M.; omce south side North Carolina
Railrjoad depot.
Comnjlssary Ciomeaeraie oiaiei Army uapu
E. M- Lowe, A. C. 8.; office east side Trade street.
Transportation Officer Kev. . M. Evernarat;
office at Qqrtermaster'a Department.
Medical Purveyor jame x. jonnson; omceai
North Carolina Miutry msutuie, souin eiae
Town, j '
Confederate states uepository a. j. naiaoi-
n . - f St . IIam.a .t.Adf
son, v. o. u;.cmce ia uourt uumc, nw
nn.i Trai una unurcn streets.
Government Cotton uuyer--Li. d. niaams, .
, n
C. B : 'face east side Trade street, Miween iryon
and College streets.
f CfTO. CORPQRATJOH OPTICSHS.
Mayor Robt. F. Davidion; ofilce south side
Tryon street. . .
Clerk vouncu ana iovn irea-urrr iu. i.
Dewev: offije at Branch liaax oi im jrm aroi'n.
Town luartnai auu iujl vuucwi "
8tn; office at iiayor-s omce.
J POWDKB WORKS.
North Carolina Powder Manufacturing Co. S.
W. Davis, Pre sHent; offl e nmn side Tryon su,
coraer-of Tryon and Ala stre.ts.
.HOTELS.
Mansion House 5out" bide Tryon etreet.'
Ktrr'a UoteJ 3-u.h ile Try ju street,
lerres Ilotel Opposite Nsjrth Carolina Bail-
road depot. I . . .
Ackermm's Eaunjr Kaloon 3oum- stae roim
Carolina Rai road dep6t. '
N. a. -Hosnital. No 1 0 Located southern Dart of
town, on grouaas cf North Carolina Institute:;' R.
K. tirexory, M. M , Surgeon in cnarge.
j ' 8JUIKaS ASdOCIATIOS.
Soldiers Aid Soc'ety Office north rHe Tryoa
street; Mrs.iM. A. Osborne, President; Miss M. A.
Alexander, Becretatary ana Treasurer. .
RAILROADS.
Charlotte A South Carolina RaHrosd Depot
sau'h rtd of town. Leaves for Co'umbla at v
a. m., ai d 7.15 p.m., daiiy; arriv.s at a.m., and
3.8u p m.
AtnU ic, Tennessea una u.no uauroan xepi
south ;eod of town. Leaves e.&U p; m.; arrives
8.80 a4 m , daily.
oith Carolina Central KUlroau JJ'pu souin
end or town. Leaves 6 20 a. m., and 5.4 J p.m.
dai!y;rarrives5J5 a. m., and 5.15 p. m;
Hutniogton, Charlo-ta & Rathsrfordtou Rail-road-f
Depot eatt end of Tryoa street. Leaves
S a. roL, daily; a-rlvei S.15.p..m. .
'i MISCELLASKO'CS.
Express Ollice-Office north side of Tryon street;
L. F. Bites, resident Asst. Supennteadcn ; T. D.
Gillespie, Aent; J. C. Burroughs,' Moaty Cierk;
Th s. jW. D'Wry, AsstCierk. ' .-s,
lei -graph OliiOi A office of Express Compa
ny; Otas. Beardjiey, Chief Operator; George E.
Deiiby, AcstOeratur.
Posj Office l has. O Arm an, P. M.; office, north
Ij e Try on street. Upeu at 9 a. m.; ctoeat2X P
m ; 'open aaia at 4 p. m ; close at 5 p. m.; oen
at 6ik . m ; c oac at l)k p. m. Sundays'.
gV"prniMWciae III" TJT" p. IftT ' "ru jrr,c sA
ciosesi at S a. m.; Nurtnern Alavt closes at 4
p. m.;l Western Rail o her Mails at 7 a. m.
C urt iiousi; Kaat side Tr4.de street, corner of
Trad a and Church streets.
Jail N r h slie Tryon street, corner Tryon
and 6th s reels
M.n't Corner Trade and Mint Streets.
Cnarlotte Female Academy kast siie of town,
on College street.
Fair Grounds and Buildings Southern end of
town.!
Treloar' Hall North side of Tryon street.
' CHCRCHKS.
EphcuyiH Chirch-Bev. G. M. Everhardt, Pas
tor; norm side of Tryon street, corner oT Tryon
aud 7th streets.
Presbyterian Church Rev. J. L. Kirkpatrick,
acting Pastor; east side Trade street, corner of
Trade and Church streets.
Methodist Church Rev. Dennis. J. Simmons,
Pastor; north side Tryon strett, corner Tryon
and 6in streets.
' Baptist Church Rev. R. W. Griffith, Pastor;
B street, corner B and 7th streets.
Lutheran Church Kev. G. D. Bernhelm.' Pas"
tor; east side Jth street, corner 7, th and College 1
streets.
St. Peter's (Catholic) Church Re ?. Dr. Joseph
O'Concell, Pastpr; s:uihslde Tryon street, corner
Tryon and 8d streets.
' w8pafm orricks.
Daiy Bulletia Office north side Tryon street.
' Catawba Journal Office north side Tryon it. -
Western Democrat Office, west side Trade St.,
second' fioor.
North Carolina Wfcig Office east side Trade
street, corner Trade and College streets, second
floor -i
f : j BANKS. , '
Branch Bank North Carolina. Norm side Tryon
street; Jas. it. Carson, President; Thos W. Dewey.
Cash er; S. L. Ridd'.e, lelter. ;
Bnk of Jaariotte, soiitasiae tryon street: j.
J. Blackwood, Pre.-ident; . Cashier;
W. A. Williams, Teller.
. ISSURASCE orricEs. .
North Cvolina Mutnal Insurance Co. Thos. W
Dewey, Agenf; office Branch, Baak Norlh Caro
lina. I
North CaYoiina Mutual Fire Insurance Co,;
Greensboro1" Mutual Fire Insurance Co-.; Fayctte-
viile Mutual Fire Insurance Co.; Ashviile Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.: charlotte Mutual Fire Insu
rance Company, iitcck In surana. L 91s chburg,
Va., iiose and Fire insurance yo., ueorgia iiome
Insurance Co.; Alabama Insurance 00.; insu
rar.es Co. Valley of Virginia; Insurance Co. State
of Virginia; Southern Insurance Co.t Savannan,
Ga ; Florida lume lasuranes vumauj,
Co.: Petersburg Savings and
Insurance C '.; Gulf State Insurance Co.; Mer
chants' In6nraL3 Co., Richmond; FiremeLh'aod
Mrrhant' Insurance uo., retei sourC
Nye
UuthisjD.AKeht; office corner Tryon
and Trae
streets, f. . ', Ttif
' Office of secretary n oowuui nn
Davlison Collage; ilecklenbarg Sa-t Co.; Ayr
Co.; corner Tryon and Traue streets;
Hutcbiaon, Agent and tiecretory. -
."j." rocKoaiES, Ao.
Government Naval WorkWsoutii side Trade
street. corner.Trade and A streets. ,
Charlotte Fo vndry Sootii side CoUege strett. . -
sah. D6or and B ind Factory S rath side vol-
lexe street, corner College and tth streets.
r..T . U. (Tut ci.il. nth ana
WUceb. Jicur um ctA" wi
A streets. "
tJoany Acvonear S. A. Harris. -
i . .- CO.PPEBAS.
fWtATXOB A A 8 BURY are now prepared to
sj furnish Ly the ton or otherwi-e, a fine arti
cle of Copperas, superior to any Eogl sh. offered
ia markei. 'Dugilsts and Apothecaries supplied
with a chemfcady pure arti le. Adrt ss
"? I , TAYLOS A AEBDKT,
Mv-2, '63 dtf .C a lotte,I.C.
t3J The Charleston Courier, Savanh News,
Auguta C rstituiionatifct,M.a gomjry Mall,Rlch
Liond Enquirer snd Columbia GuarJi uj will copy
once each week for two months, and forward bills,
to dvertiier,with copy of paper containing ad
vertisem'nt. , I. BONES, BONES. '
WANTED At the "Badls-ll Q-:liMlne,wa
1-rge quantiry of oses, for which the
Mgriest market price will be paid. All si'sed lots
taken, j : May 9.6S-dlm
! OIL FOB SALE.
-IT UBBI0ATLSO, Pinlai, and Tanners OTL.
11 a made of refine 1 rosin ill a superior arilcle,
Ipay 10 J0H2I HUTCHINSON,
i Coajpaay fiiorii N. C,
HayT.ltew-ia .
SPINrnSK-WANTED.
The highest wages will be paid a first
class Mule Spinnef , on application through
thia office.- . .
March, 17 '63 dtf.
inmsciiAivr .TAitoiiiNO. .
His ucdenigned having located two ioo'rs
Sonth of the MANSION HODS .
Charlotte, N. O., 1 prepared to-fill aU orders in
his line of business, such as Military and Cftisens
Clothing, Cara, Lace, Buttons, Ac., Ac.
A liberal share of the patronage of the public i
respectfully solicited, as all orders entrusted to my
care will .be promptly and faithfully filled. I
have competent workmen, and can compete wi'h
may other establishment In giving a "good fit,"
and I warrant my work to give entire satisfac
tion, j - . - - r, ..... ,
Mr. R. M. EOBINSOU, an experienced cutter.
Is engaged in" this establishment, and be win br
pleased to wait upon his friends.
' . J. A. CALDWELL.
March l&.lSi8 d .
TO STOCK RAISERS.
BLACK HAWK MORGAN.
Any person wishing to raise fine 'stock
will rind this HORSE, during the Spring
seasoiuat the stable of A. B. Davidson,
Esq., Mondays, Tuesdays and .Wednes
days, and the remainder of the week at
the stible bi the subscriber, in Gaston Co.
Season commencing 9th March
v Pkic!e $15 a leap $20 per season.
Insurance $30.
Mares will be kept at 50c. per day. - -v
All cara will be taker, to prevent acci
dents, but the -subscriber will not.be res
ponsible for them.
All persons parting with mares will be
held responsible! for the Insurance.
: I J. S. DAVIDSON.
Mch. 12;'G3-tf . - ' . ;
NORTH CAROLINA POWDElt 8
MANUFACTURING
. COMPANY.
The Mills of this Company, located 12
miles West of Charlotte upon the Catawba
River, are now in full operation with a
good supply of material. All orders from
auy secuori ot the Southern -Confederacy
for fine rifle and sporting Powder, as also
orders from Rail Road Contractors, Miners
and others lor Blasting Powder will be
promptly filled
Address Charlotte, N C,
, 'i S. W. DAVIS, Prest,
March 10,1863 dti ;
SUBSTITUTES WANTED. '
Two able bodied men, over Conscript
age, who may be able to enter the service,
are wanted and will be employed by gen
tlemen not liable, but who are desirous to
contribute in the defence oi their country
and Its institutions. For particulars apply
to the Editor ot the "Bulletin," Who has
been authorized to negotiate.
xMHrch 3, 1863 tJ
I inOltE NEW GOODS. 1
50 dozen Linen Cambric HANKER
CHIEFS just received and for sale at
KAtlN VVE1LEK. & 13RO.
. gy at t qq .f , : ,
BliACK AliPACGA.
A splendid article, ju8t to hand at
' KAHN VVEILER & BRCK-
Feb 27, 1863 tf
TANTEU. ;
Immediate employment, will be given. to
eight or ten good, sober and industrious
hands to work in the North Carolina Pow
der Mills. S. W. DAVIS, Fres.
Feb 26, '63-tf , '
ATLANTIC, TENN. & OHIO IS. R.
Prepay ment must be made on all Freights
going up this Road at this point, when
not paid south of this.
, JAS. DANIEL, Agent.
Feb 181863 tf
A W- ALEXANDER
: DENTIST. .
I Oilers his professional ser
vices to the public. He is
prepared to execute all oper
ations beloneine to Dentistry.
Office opposite Kerr's Hotel, in Brawly
Building, 2d floor, North corner room.
Office Hours. From 9 a. m, to 12 m.
and from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m.
I take pleasure in recommending Dr.
Alexander, to my patrons. Having con
fidence in his skill, I have authorized him
to operate on the teeth; of my own Family.
Feb. 20-dtf,-. E.H.ANDREWS.
"III AliLOTTE & S. C. BAILROAD
WANTED to hire, FIVE SLAVES for
the Charlotte & S; C. Railroad Company.
. . A. H. MARTIN, Agent.
: Feb. 18." 1863 tf v :
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
HAVE BEKN APPOINTED BY THE 8ECRE-.
TAB.Y of the Treasury, Chief Agent for the
V-ohase of Cotton for the Confederal Govern
ment within the State of North Carolina, aad will
nay for the same in 7 per cent. Bonds or Cash.
Sub-Agents Visiting tbe different parts of the
State, buying In my name, wiil have written cer
tificates of appointment. x
- By order of the "Secretary of the Treasury."
all Cotton purchased by myself, or iny Agents,
on and after ihe ISth day of March, 1S6 will be
paid for In 7 per cent. Bonds or Gash, and not S
per cent. Bondslas stated in a former advertise
ment. Up to that time, however, the 8 per cent.
Bonus will be furnished as stated.
Patriotic citizens are now offerei an opportu
nity to aid the Government by selling -to it their
Cotton rather than to private capitalists.
I La. WIS S. WILLIAMS.
" Charlotte, March 20, 186S tf
37 The Charlotte Democrat, Fayetteville Ob
server, Wadesboro Argus, Raleigh Register and
he Goidsboro Tribune are requested to copy the
above usUl forbid.
8
TOCK. FOIL SALE.
25 SHARES of Atlantic. Tennessee &
Ohio R. R. Stock for sale. :
Apply to : M. L. WRISTON."
Oct. 8. f62-dti, Treasurer.
FOB CENTLE3XEN.
SOWN EngUsh HALT HOiE, Extra QuaUty.
I " At : .
KAHNWEILELB A BOO.
Msrch 28 '63-dtf. - , .
8 A M'L J.
Attorn ey
LOWRIE
a t Is a w
, CH ABLOTTE, iN C. jv
Office In Brawley Building, opposite Kern
Hotel.
res. i
TTTANTEJD.
II or0 is, good SOAP, for which
theeaah
faotorw.
Tul M poCii taUU U O
Charlotte er at th.
JOTICE. 1
On account of age and infir- ,
mitv, I wUl sell ray HOTEL
in the Town of Monroe, Union
county, N. CK ; Also. tha fur
niture an J. fixtures, stables,
offices, ice., all of which are new and in
complete "order. The Wilmington and
Rutherford ton RaH Road runs through the
town and this is the only Hotel in the
place. Also three twn lots besides, lying
near the Hotel. Also a good plantation,
haying 75 acres ot fresh open land, joining
the" tpwn. Any person desirous of pur
chasing will find me at any time ready, to
show the property and willing to dispose
of it on very favorable terms.
. -... . JAMES BICKET.
.. Monroe), N. C. Feb 12. 1863 twtf.
. . - NOTICE, i
All persons ; indebted to Fulling &
Springs, by note or account, are hereby
notified to call upon Wm. M. Grier, Ex
Sheriff, and make immediate settlement.
J. M. SPRINGS.
- an 29. 1863-r-tf V '
FOR SALE.
The Toll House and Lot on the States
ville. Plank Road, near the property of Jno,
J. Black weod, Esq.. Apply to - :
. - WM. JOHNSTON.
January 23, 183 tf
IRXPERIAL. TEA, . ,. "
A small quantity of this mos t delicious
Green Tea tor sale by the single pound at
Jani 17-dtf ; THEBOQKr STORK.
Charlotte Foundry
And Miachiiie Sliop.
S RATING purchaaed from J. A. Vox. the above
MM. establishment, the undersigned begs leave
to call the attention of the public to the 'fact that
he Is new ready to fill every , order for makiE
Steam Engines, Cotton and Tobacco Presses, and
every description of Machinery, Ail kinds of Cas
tings In Iron, Btzss and otir metals made atort
-notice and reducoJ prices. . Particular attention
given w . the Eiaklng and repairing of Threshing
Machinee, Horse Powers, Cotton Gins, Mill Works
and Agricultural Work cf all kinds. Elacktxalth
tag, Job, Wagon Work, aud iicrse-Shoeing doc
with dUp&tch. Old Iron, Br&.u &nd Copper Cst
insfs bcagtt at ths'Fosuidry or ker! Is fxchanj'
for Jcb wcrk. A15 Sttods of Wood Turning also
4ont I
e'tS tt -fhlTV U SOWT1,
JJIO KENT.
That handsomely fitted up Store.known
as China Hall, one ot tne best locations
in Charlotte may be rented the .ensuing
year. For termsj &c, apply to Ur. xlAz o.
Dec. 25, '62 tt. , . ' .
WILLIAMS & 0ATES
have this day associated with therh in th
Mcrchatitile and Commission lusiness, .
t, LEWIS W. 8ANDERS.
The style of the ' firm will hereafter " be
; WILLIAMS OATES & Co. '
All persons indebted to the late firm ol
Williams &, O&tes - will please call and
settle up, as we wish to close our old busi-
Dec. 2tf. ' - ::- '- ' - r.
WIRING-CON, AULOTT15
KIXl.JtAMA' aa.v,
; mma pn r
4"N and after the 10th of November, the Pas
Train will be run on this Road (Wes-
tern.Divisldn) dally (Sundays excepted; as follows:
' GOING WEST.
aaiva,
8.43 A. M.
9.23 "
9,54
W.5i3
1105 i :
AjtSXTB
, Lbavb
8.00-A. M;
8.61
9.2S ,
9&9
100 "
Charlotte
Tuskaseege
Brevard
. Sharon --
Lincolnton
Oherryville -G0INQIAST.
LlAVB
lM.
12.55 P. M
1.34-
1.63
8.23
Cherrynue,
13.45 P.M. Lincolnton
1.19 Sharon
1.5Q Brevard
2 05 ; Tuskaseege
8.15 " Charlotte
Passengers ' are required in -all oases, without
exception, to purchase tickets, wherever there are
ticket agents, and also to furnish the right change,
as the Company cannot procure change for every
one. "An omission to do either subjects the party
to an extra charge of 25 cents, which the conduc
tor is strictly required to collect.
By Order,
V. A. McBX,
Acting Master of.TranBinatkn.
'Uanotnton.Oet- '. 1- ' ;
FAMILY FLOUIl FOB SALE.
AT the Charlotte flouring Mills can be bad
W amliy, 8aperflns and one ILOUB, 81
OOND8, 8HORT3 and BRAN.
ELEGANT SHOES FOB. SALE.
Very neat French Calf BOOTEES for
Ladies. ' ,. . .
Pegged Calf Bootees-, (light) for Ladies.
Pegged Goat Skin Bootees for Ladies.
Gent's High Cut Scotch, neatly .made.
Elegant pegged and sewed BROGANS,
double sole.
A fresh arrival of Shoe PEGS, to sell by
the quart, sizes 4-8, 5-8, 6-8 and 7-8,
Also, a lot of SHOE KNIVES.
. JNO.F. BL'TT,
Mint Street, Charlotte, N: G.
Feb 18, 1863dtfc
J. S. PHILLIPS. -L-
7VTTg!la.a,aa.-t Tailor.
AYINGr located in Charlott reepect-
fully solicits a share of public patron
age.
Aeomniete assortment of Cloths, Cassi-
mersand V eatings always on hand, which will be
made to order at the shortest notice, after the
latest fashion.;
Shop three doors South of the Mansion Iloe, -
sPt.19 i " . : l.v
FLO C it raiLL FOlt SALE.
ine subscriber having entered into a
contract for building the Rail Road from
Danville to Greensboro, is desirous of de
voting his whole time to that work, and of
fere his STEAM MILL for sale. Th
firBperty is situated in the town of Char
otte, on the North Carolina Rail Road,
has six run of Mill Stones and the Flour
manufactured has a high reputation
throughout the Southern Confederacy.
It has also a Barrel Factory, with im
proved Machinery, and Cooper shops at
tached, which will be sold with the Mill or
separately.
. . JOHN. WILKES.
August 28, '62 tf.
-WHEAT AND COIW WAXJ),
THE planting community w -take
notice that their WHaat and
Corn Crops will be porched at the ,
CJilotte Bteaa flooring Mill, at I
market priees. Those having Wheat
ad Corn for sale may find it to their
advantage to call at the ttUl befort
elasinc a sale. . : . , '.
tLuJi
IIOUSE. f,
CUAELOTir, N. 0.
THIS well known and popo- k jT tCX "
- lar House has been lea- ,ZJ- w-?
ed by the undersigned, whe kas 1 . "
commenced putting It in mm.L j i'
mer eonditieo, and Is new prepared to accouuap .
date transient or permanent boarders npoa -M
liberal terms as the times will admit. .
His larder Is well supplied, a4 all other com- .
forts, conveniences or neoesslUes are In ampre' '
abundance and heflaUers himself that eijUre
satisfaction will be fiven to all thefe who may ' ,
favor him with, their patronafe.
-His larre experience Is a sufficient ruarantet of
his quallncaUons as a. host and caterer for the ap
petite of the poello. -
wam A.n omniDur wiu, snwayr roans 10
waiting on the arrivals of the several trains to
convey passencers to this Couse or eUewhere la
the" city. WM.P. MOOKK.
June o liv-dlm
' Removals
fTtHlI subscriber bejrs to Inform thermbDe tha
JL he has removed bis Bhop.to No 4 GRAN1TS
wt wnere ne is prepare wiui a full stock
GOODS L70K Itl WEAlt,
To supply all who iay favor him with ealL
Having secured the ervtecs cr one of the best
Cutters In the Booth, he feels aatUned that ht tan
pleato the most fajtiduous,
oot.9-tf , ; j. a. pHiLLira.
CHAatorrx, AprU 24th, ISf 8.
IpUEuudersigced wo!d respectfully call the
1L ' attention t all 'concerned to the follow-
Inr extract from "Order No. 8 iisoed' by Col.
Peter MslleU, Commandant Conscripts, N. C.
'1V. Appllciilons.for thedetsll of employees
of QUARIEft MA3TJCKS, C0MMISAR1L., and
SURGEONS must be made to the LUKEAU cf
CONSCRIPTION through the bum of their re
spec live DEHHTMISTi-" .
lt. jjbk e. Mclean, p. a. c. .
En. Off. e to. Con, Dut.
April 25,1 06 ).-d6. , .
P 8 My addresli BalUbary, N. C.
VW Balisbury Watchman, a.d Western Demo
crai copy one time.
: : 1 .
COJIIFOIIT.
E are manufacturing to ordrrfor Gentle- .
men wear the eguUr "CONGRESS GAI-
TtR;' a'so a beautlfnl at.cle of 0itcrs for La
dies, te most comfortable and elegant Uhoe lor
Summer now worn, at
WILLI AM 3 Jt GRAY'S.
e 3T One "Fine Shoe Msker" wateU.
'March 26, 1663 tf. .
- a - f ... '
LAST NOTICE ! SAVE COSTS !
A
LLrersons due me by note or secenn -wi 111
settle the same, BY UA&li,,on or be ori (he '
Itiu day'oC May. I aia obliged to haye the cssh,
ano these ailing to c mply will fid their notes
in the bands of an officer ior colleo 1 n.- ihcse
having claims against me will prisent them ior
BtttieiucnU W. IRE 1. (JAR.
m'tiS d3. - - . ,
N
OTICE.
All Freight charges '.not advanced wlthlo the
last two months, will be increased 25 per centum
on the Charlotte A South Carolina and Atlantic,
Tennessee A Ohio Rail Roads en and after the 6th :
Instant. All Agents will act accord I ugly.
' . WM. JOHNSTON, Prest.
OcV . 1S62 tf.
CHARL0TXE DRUG STORE.
E. HYE ' HUTCHISON & Go
Opium, Morphine, Quinine, French
Brandy, Old Port Wine and Castor Oil, (by
the gallon,) Indigo, Castile Soap, Sup. Carb
Soda, (by the keg,) Calomel and Nitrate ol
(perfectly dry) for which' 50 cents a poun
will be paid'by i
- E. NYE HUTCHISON & Co.,
' Cnarlotte. June-3tt " Drttirirjt. :
Office Charlotte & S. C. R. B. Co,
Charlottx, Dec. 8, 1862.
The semi-annual dividend of thia Com
pany will be paid on application at this
office. The Coupons and Bonds due Jan
uary next will also be paid on presentation
to the undersigned.
A. II. MARTIN, Agent. .
Decf, ltI tf i
"RANTED, :- J- f
At the North Carolina Powder 11 ills,
10,000 White Oak and Chesnut STAVES
of the following dimentions; 42 inches wide
by 3 inches thick and 36 inches Ibng.
.. S. W. DAVIS, Pres.
Charlotte, N. C, Not 17, 1161 -tf ,
. ; . 1
gUPEBIOB 8EWIJNtt.:SILIt.
The subscriber has just received an in
voice of the yery best ITALIAN SEW
ING SILK, which he offers to the public
at 12i centa per skein. .
J. S. PHILLIPS.
Feb 14, 1863 dtt .
IIOUSE AND LOT FOItSALli.
TUE undersigned will sell at
public auction, on the first Tnurs-
day in-April, 1863, the property
known as Montamcsna Fcmale Sexixabt,
in Mt. Pleasant, N.C., consisting ot dwel
ling house with ten large rooms and other
out-buildings. Also, one of Chfckering
Pianos, Carpeting, and other School Fur
niture. Terms made known on day ol
sale. Stockholders especially, requested:
to attend the sale.
L.G. IIEILIG, )
PAUL MILLElt, V Committee.
- A. FOIL, J a
.March 41863 10t ' '
PIUXTXBS' ITTS. MAHUTACTTJBSD
' - ' BY ". r
B. A. BAlSfUAUD.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
BOOK, NEWS AND COLOItED
INK.S, of an excellent quality, aad war
ranted equai to the best Jlorthern make.
BOOK INK at eenu to $4 per B.
NEVvaiNHL at 13 eenu per B. " ' t
CQLOKEDINKS atfl.to 3 per ft., In half
pound and pound eans., .
ZZf Avery paper inserting this advertisement
for one month and sending me a copy of their pa
per, wiil recelre pay for ths same upon purchas-.'
ing three times the amount of their bill troo mv
Mareh 26, lS63lm p. A. JU "
PLANT SUGAU CANE. '.:." '.
!,.,, una m w.twj
April 85 'CS dim . ,
TEAS TEA I TEA X
A6PLHUDLO AST1CLC OF TOUNO JIISON
la any quantity, from half pound to full
Chests, at $0 per k
March ai. l86S-tf
CZANSION
T.s!sa
! 25 DOLL All? ItEWAllD. :,
-rrft ANAWAY' from the subecrbers rn 9l. "
wtT tboMltb Inst- their Boy N ELS0N. If?
gaid . Nesra aged about S3 years, dart
complectlon, nottU buts.lm bnl'.i. lie is Vr
supposed o.ee lurking la t'e vteHty or perhaps
has made hii way towards Fayetteville. -
The above reward wik'be paid If confired la
aayjaii, or dtUrertd safely tins. - .
.AntMi v-.nM'
- f y charlottt flaw UDl-