r -r-- t - "' -i
TT
r .u .arrojH 1.110
r Rt 1 fa
6 mv i
y I
iB-2 por am mm
qctiw ml
o 2" CJ
, miffl OF TRABH BTRSKT
OF TIIK U.NU IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF TltE OTHER.
. IX aiiva.nck.
CHARACTER IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES
AS
IT IS TO
INDIVIDUALS.
AND TIIK GLOItV
CHARLOTTE N. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 185&
SEVENTH VOLUME NUMBER 821.
Editor and Proprietor.
JBK2 t Kfl
WW lW4!
THE
..... Tl iO l'ClVf
U UA1XA A j
ii a"
Published every Tncsday,Q5
l'.Y
WI-'S EliITOB AN J
ROIMUETO
ATT., AS ncUiU' l.uitor.
a . f t
., mivanee
J a i' Yi!l I is BIOlltBS
i the exrt
yi
- 1 i - H
.:' .i Ki ih ndvam sungt-rii
V..j.v- gratis fo- one year."
; .is - : i 1 others who may vi. li
i ijo po hw mail, at imr ri-k.
-o
Kales of Jtivti tisiug
... uf ! ; i;ies 6r l-.-:s, f-r :: 1 tlis.
la '
. . nr ! first inwrtioti
iK-nl i:..-i-rnii
; nt advertisements must te pa?
1 no
1; on
in no
s 1 no
- "
1 for in
announcing
Canlidntea ror luie
-. in
,t !
marketl na tn
inserted until
mannser
forbid, a
llsi
:,. time, will h
S. P. SMITH.
?tv al ComiseJlor at ffaw
VtVVYS i'.i-: FOUSIl AT THE OFFICE
U," Johnson, K-i. ; .
ntiitn rlven to I olicetionSj anting
31 ,v
o re, eve.
1 v
W. A. OWENS,
ATTOa; EY AT LAW, CHARLOTTE, N. C
. j.racl iee in ! lie (
i NEARLY o!'lo:
irts orim.-
ite thk Post Office.
LaP. K LE A N DEB,
.: ; : :: ; y a( Law, Charldlte, - .
C .ce over China Hail.
iiiKllT GIBBON, M.D.
51' EKY,
i No. ?. Krnniie uow,
: .
-
Mcdlciae and Sargvr?.
;;; K ;;n IStaiTS Ol J-prillgS iaUlllUH
tt K. UTlrT
3-lf
ii'.-.
; u;se
:i.lC
in
bteil to
lltt. .:l.-eiih will i!iak- im
1:; ikcir N.-ie.: and Account
:a- nr. e
Iher iim
! cuiivvugu.
B-t C. '. cUa.
Town Taxes.
txr Un the Tax Liste few 11 ready far tte
IVrwus liable l i-nv las will pie dl on Iho
i.,ne.l and settle forthwith. It w toped tJlat this
ii i Ik- -i !UcM-nt, as the money must be coiicct-
S. A. HARR1H,
tf
Tax ' ollccior.
lie ward.
fi tv tv or stolen from tne sun.-'
sUli..(-i iher an the
U vi , v i :! Man named PETER
lie is
spare
mild
en :d Ultil i years old, aliout 6
Ihiu-visagetl, "f copper coloi
w lien sooken to. I will ;
t-et nlgn, i
and soeaks
ivc Tv.aaty
Five
nd coalinenient
IT Few
rl t-o- the aptrehensM5i
r,, ia :iit Jail in t
his or anv other Mate, so
him a tain: and 1 v
Ve 1 1 1 1 V l.lli::i
irritation sura
ro.
at 10 k
UV'ict anv per.-oii ot naioiu-
DRCRY MORGAN.
P. ..lane 1. I83J.
3,400 Acres ot
Land
Villi SAIjBS.
j UFPEH t nr Kile m
fl mi i liar t'reek am
nv Land in l-uion ronnty,
lying
I ('
naked Creek, known ; tUe
airveved into three tracts
acres, one aao acre?, and one
to each other. Said Land i-
.... -t !. tn !. h h
l
n
.:. -t containing '-.
I acres, ail contiguous,
;ul iiti I :.i the cnltivatioM ol
nn, corn, wneai
i other small
...-.in a1 will situated for
razing
"a. i i -. h nearly
woo.l-laud and well tininei
i
a htu a eon emeu
I n eeu t UtM iiiil an
distance of tlie Charlotte anil u n
.1 is si;,:a:..l in the gold region be
the Howie Mine. (SoM has already
it narl
f ihe laud know a as me
LJiiiitam.
ils i offer
li tri :. :
; of lias
sale a TRAIT Of LAND lying in
.. ..ii 1 Sugar Creek, joining the
Siirin!f. and others, roataluiug
SoO Acre.
'. .ii.li .-.s lu-en .-..a-atvred one ot'tlic lcst t otton
: : ia York Disii iet. and there is no better
Ittr roru aa.t x tteai.
tl ii vil 1 will tlivitlv anv of the .-.forcsai.
Land to
nis uwu
at purchasers: a
th
; . I.e si r i t- u baVC
1
: i a. tin- layney, ;-r
. . ui mc a.t UharloU
ieu be tuaked it secure.
V. V. LLV.VIDSOX.
PETER MALI.ETT
D. COLDEN rvIURRAY,
(htimal (Lommission llcrdjiint,
XW YORK.
U'J. ,Vo,o7' nfi
Ju
CAROLINA CITY, N. C.
Tn Atlantic and North t'-.ir.dina Raffiroad bci
g BOW
ideted la Beaufort Harbor,
at Carolina Citv for the
1 have determined to
ITto e doing a
forwarding & General Commission
and lttt4K- hy prompt nes
Merit aatriniajf and Wipport.
Ill ' ... . . .... .... . 1 . V V
i.l st t i et attention
ll inc.- the Aueiit of
CI. A US I'M? KJCllS
efibrt will be made to
. .- i.i . i . ire i ' I" 1
' and Mrrrehcad citv. every
nte to
'sii at
IUI
the cheapest and ! expcllt ion - i
- ; oi l.
v l. .. .11 1... o n il a a i i .s' u.i
' VMiaifiadiiMuiua the Kali road Winua.i aaa jnc-
hv
v. " i
W J i I r l It Tif r It I
h i-u j '"
.-ull-flilxTS. " "
ion (fiiVi; TllKil A
IJS PAINTS:
0 send Cheilp, Dunilde
Proof. For sale h
Feb. 0.
1
art , il. hi. n-c. Parfn ub.r nitentioii h o.
u to ail orders, and to the sale and shipment ot
U M. b. lit A A i.
uiMwtnta of Pro lin e to i. Coloen Murray. New
MriU !.o for warded free ofwmmi .-ieu.
J
SC AlHi & CO.,
Oraggtsta & Chemists,
No. 4, Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C,
XVITH tiie attention
Maiitcr$, !Uert-buats, &c
ul 1'iiv -Kianr-.
.. to titci:- j:'V.-
1 (omi.Kte sioek .r DfiP;s. ( '!) -'.S.
Sec. Tin- cxteii.-drc jiftfifhtfajre' tKey
ivc i c i -? t ttftTft thf Pli -i i;i ii- of Cbar-
llwHe ;-.in1 it- viciaitv is tic h.'si aaraiitci-
f the PI UITV OF TUB WW 'OS Bold by
!0. 1858.
TRIAL.
-SlLVKIi'S
"tivc: TYYallier
Pi. AS i IP
and Fire
:m-.i! Prote-t
olesalc an Kctn il hy
SCAUR ,t CO.,
Chemi.-1 - .v Druggists.
J5ATKNT MEDICINES jus! received from the Ware
house: Avers' l.'herrv Pectoral, Rogers biverworl
and Tar. Wisiar's Balsam, (Ilrysott's Rarsanariila and
i cl'mw Dock. MeLane's Filts, Strong's Pill.--, Aycrs'
Pil!. .V.-.. ;cc, at
April i t. . SC'ARR v C(.'S, DruggisUi.
WoodV EEair Kestoralivc.
A fresh supply of t!
invaluable nreiaration for tlu-
ias ja
it I.L-en 1
I -five. i uirec!
rbiu New Yorl
SCARR C
Xhtrrti 10.
TT AN 'ASTK'J S KID GLOVE CLEANER, cinnn-M-J
failing nrojiaratfou. asy and siinjde in adtcation.
removing all iaia- and grease Iron the (.love; at
Mareh SCAUR PU.'S Drug Store.
FINE SALAD Oil,,
A near
article P
Slav U
hi
superior
ami ui UiiVQ uu, an e.Mpiioe
ads. for sale at
ft CO.'S
HoofiuBd German Bitters,
.1 n -; recti veil at
.May 18. SCAUR COS DmgJ
Genuiae Frfnca Mnstar,
tore.
An elegant Article for tnetaine.
Mv IM,
SCARIt CO.
Veelnblc A a? etc Pi? 3 s.
A safe and certain out for Chills and Fever, or Fever
and Aaae In all its i-onplietcd foims, and is also an
elieetaai remedy for Fevers of every de.-eriptimi. This
i,n-.!i. ii:e is M-rfectlv safe anil lianale.-c m its Qaect
o.,.1 Iw ,i wii'i nerfect safetv to nersons id' all
n-.-oj. It never fails to effret n nrre v.
hin ? m k f-ii ii i -r-'-i ! -
tier to ftirrction . ui na 11 '. i ll!:" peh 1
ox. li is much
e-etaide. eoataiaila; UO deleurieti
drugs, aor mineral
medicines of anv kind.
Dr. Champion's Anti-Bill ious, Anti-
Dspej.tic. Pnril'ybi? and Catliartic Pills The
n.i.st reliable and sale remedy in Liver Complaint, Lys-ei-i.
-ia. Costiveaess, Sick headache. Sick .stomach, bd
i.:i.o Pi,F .-tio:i. and Till that Has? of diseases
iiriing frm a mscirdered eondirloti of the stpni!
h.iv.el's. 1.1.....1 or liver. It is eii!ii-ele ve;o-t;:l.!e
contain- uo deleterious drag or medicine, and is on
the ' est c athartii s ever leconuneiidcil.
h.
ifd
of
I'jrn -. '- cents per nos..
e,... r.VT? ki-irr Jt Co. and hv F. XI. Ro
Charlotte.
F. M . S-.wer & Po.. Prm rictors,
June ! :. lsr.s. !' TOvTOc'. Illinois
S !
J AM i
: (M A i'i; IJ S CKliftlJKAl ',!
P.KMALE l'lLLS.
pttEPAaen fboji a pbesckictiox or s?ia J. ctAKKEj m.
CHV.sl'. lAN i:.ii:A'i::iA!'.-i To TUB QVKKX.
- ImnncMm httt it
M well Known m em cine- i ! nn.-.
I sun
t ..i- .. -- r.. T..., ,.i!o DiUien'tics nit:
sure stll.l saio ien. ; m. .,....-
trbstructions Iroin anv cause whatever; and although
n l.owerfnl remedr. tMy Contain nothing htirtftil to the
constitution. To MAU1HEI LAWKS it is f ecuhaVf)
Thesa Pills h;
Directions on tli
never necn Know a iu iau ni '
i page of Paiuphh-t arc w e'd observ-
-ii
e l. For fall iWWnli
V.-ent.
lis .-r-t uann. i et. irratis. ot tl:;
get a p:i
v R c- i .,rWf 6 nOstaire staiat3 cacie
d to
I D V
thofized Vgeat, will insure a botUe4 eoiUamir.g ov
Pills. IV rt I era mail. "
Said 'in Phr.rh.tte F. S'AUR t CO., sole -,-and
1 v llavUtrad, Btctenson .v- Co., Fnaiieston, W
sale agents.
Mareh 2, 1S.-.8. 7
Dissolution.
fjnm: Firm of BECKWITH & PUITTAIN wa--tlus
ii dissolved by lania.dconser.t. Ail pNH -oB
itidebt
,..,,..
tin bti
u said Jirni are n oiested to came hut. -m
... O:.. Mniu nt eitl; -r t?V Cash or Note, a -
. - i .
tin
ed.
. pfckw: 1 11.
iirittain.
Jul
NOTICE.
, the entire -leek of WATCHES,
3 B AYINf!
.0 8.
JEWEIiF.-', &C., ol lleckwnti a
(ritutin
L u lien
fnntinitc the Business at tueir oiO oiau
ail
511
be eh-ased to s
lev old frier.
IV
tf
and customers.
BECKWIT1L
Jane
1853.
Stress I'tc Grate of Ihy Ft ten
Charlotte, N. C.
The subscriber begs leave
to infurui the pnhlie that he
Carries on the buincsa of
wo: 1. lag ia Sarble, en Trade
"-ts. cimi.l Jlrcctlv CDllOSitC tC
....... ft.
Coc.: House. He is iirejiar
ed to dii all kinds uf worl: in
his Hue. sueli as Moi-.tiac-uts
and t?ravc Stones, Mantle
Pieces tor dwellings; or any
ather kind of Stone wuik
thai may he required in his line.
it: -.t: v.. ,,!,!,. irill ahvavs comprise the various
IMS .-I." " - " " ,,
i ...tii.. in itn vrtrk :a a ma unci m
BtiKi.i ifti( tn iin work ::i a ui.mih
qua ui ii s. ..ii.i IU....IV
will he satisfactory
.IIM Vll.ion l.ia.a - . . ,
to those who may favor mm Wftiu
their patronage. .
Orders trill receive particular attention am.
troniptlv Riled. .
he
ed
orK iv i
ill he packed tritu 'rt- nnt o-B': "
to prevent hijary hi
ranspoi i.u.e;
J. C. M C
June i.l. is:
I'BEIOTiillE
A
J.
SANDKFiS.
o.-dahUv ou hand a large ass.a tni. at I urniiare
. - r-..
' ofldsoxvi and N.-rthcru ni.u.a ..y i-... . I
FIStoi M k TALil-' DCFvlAl. CAsFs.
:. s. ' fox
i t r
- ' -
I
TO RKVl1,
TWO FRONT ROOMS, on second story" of Brawleyls
building. Apply to J NO. L. KOXTA.
July (5, Ift5: - H'-Ct.
TAILOR SHOP,
On the 'J liird Floor over the 15ook Storc
Caison's liuilding.
!.'VTI K-.MI'.V n,;..,.;io ll.ir work to fbifl Slinn inav
X R" rely upon having it huh!:- up faUbMly, attd mi
till; l.iitc.-l MVli-: Dill Ilii-y Ul J!K-::j iTin.-iuuit
thev -wili have to nav the (lakh Tin- their work.
June T. w A- ii;:T!iPNE.
Charlotte Machine Shop.
T-i . 1 -R.TI.-. f II,rr'ianlio
Presses and MacUinery in general,
COinmCnced hasincss Ui ('lii-v.ottc.
. c line, and are prepared Ui make
in th
SL-K. ah
Steasil EllgTines of any fonu or construc
tion. HYDRAULIC COTTON PFBSSES,
and every description oi .MAC'll INKLi 1 .
Tljey also beg tfl inform manufactiireiv ami fanner:
general! j, that tioy have recently added a
1 - Sv , ir a. . s il U1 -
pared to furnish '
i other metal, at ;
!
to their establishment, and are pre
(ASTIN(! in liio.s, Ui.'A.-o, or any
a short r.ot'u e and at reasonable jira es.
Particular attention will be given to the making and
rcpa i :-n;'r ol
Thrashing Machines, Horse
Cotton ( Hns, Mill Work, and
owers,
Agricultural Kachinery.
We also keen workmen for HLAPKSM ITU ! N!, dol
mg on
Wagon work, and HORSE BEUiiiKU.
OCR TERMS -VUK ( AMI. -vj-d
ySf Bhops on College Street, aajaienL to Jona.
Rudisiirs Stcani Hailing Mill.
June 22. NaSI t
THE Llt&'K
111 1 1 Is w A 1 W :
in: aiiko B Wt s..roi:p,
Couipojjndt d mtireiy from tilhlfS,
1 s
ll:.- (!(" ' ST C I.O I ' ' A.M I.Il I-
I iiii'iv-iM i...!,,iw ill.- nulilic. :1ml :-.'-:s :i.s ;i Vathiulir.
Mriw mthW. iidmoreer-tiiftilw nny otlmi-meiirtiiie kno-iri. -It
urn oolv h :,!,. lir, but a irr remedy, ttcauM BrBtiMi nio
lir,-.- t.i i-io'-t ils in.ulii'1 mattL-r, I Ben on ihe stMnncH ftnd I. iwils
to citttv oil Unit mailer, Uuw colWins Iwo .iii;i elln-
iUIv w'al:..nt antrorflko painful Ifefihg' i-xpei ni-c-l in tne opera-
li..;.; uf im.M t nil.,., tits. It Mivii-.li'.-ns jilic svsiou in Ilia n.e 3
time il. it it imrj.-.-.- it ; .! v.-hen tiUcn Uulv U rnIera.e J.-M-.S
will slrt.nKtlirn ari bMR4 it n; Hl unusual lain.tity.
Tlie Urer i-- one uf iliti prfncipal resiilalnrt of the CfQ
baaiaa tod; ami when ii W parforow il lin.cti..ns we.l Q
ii Hovers ol U sv.-u-m are . bqi fallj dveelp ed. l no.- muf'-M rt
I. .iiir. lv .hve'ide-t on the healthy m-ti..ii ol tl.e M
PI
.,., tr the proper jierloim- M i m-e ..fit- tiaici io-u. lien i i.e
M.Mjtacll i- at IMliaormiwci
.-v.-a-iii ii4Cec4 in cuanaunnpca
harins ceased to (! its Hirry.
KAM, utie t" tlie pi oni .etui s
praeilee nftuore tunfli twenty
Mtliwraacitfa 'o uaanlaraf I Ike
are hi mna, jiiiu i.ti-u-
KuC the inse8!Ci or niat 6t
kaa uia.:.- ii l-i- stinly, in a
yipiirR, tu Hnn some rcraeiy
inany iterangejnciaa to n i.iiii
ui hat Bmn4.inv mmh trnn
Mixilit, i.' anj i-l iis foras,
ronvi' t; at is c..-i inin.
nioroi.l oi batl mailer from
place a lieaABy t!ow of liile,
cawins food to -liir.-i well,
IT' virir ioi.l- ;tn l fca-arril tnllie
the cause :4 Ihe iliscasc
cz
i:
e.
.. .1. ,f lUi rr,,...K ts
I
blel with Uver l'ott- AA
ha- tint lo try a 1'ottle, an. I Xjy
'Hi. ho Onraa remove t-11 T"fct
Ihetri4eai iappbi"811'"''1
n
C
.
o
nniirjiiiil ' e uBwuu
WiMkle inactiaiecy. .' "-o:i;
eTeaiiiae a rmllepi cii-e.
LiUiUXM attacks are ja
1, nntl, i-.3ial is
oi-ra-i'-n;.! n.-e ot I i
hrttcr. urrvete, s ir.
j-j livcr IitvIjorator.
i iii j il-se ut'n r entipti w sn!'
nml i: event tha too.l fiont
( hsTv miic itosa taken before
Relent t' relfeve Ihe stomarh
risn'? am! .-onrn.ir.
reiiiiiu;, l"
KiuUt-
,.!.. ...... rt...,- taken at - irirht. I el
Hi
boweta
centiv. am) enfes Cos- fVI livoii -w.
iiui ,,e taken :.ft-i ear na-.l w.ll -..-IJysci l'a
, ; a-on.- il an r two lea , kpoonRilii wlH li iela-vt
ft)
2
Slci HiralacUe.
maH fi' .ti iirl'ini renrntts the 9"
t.;ake. a j eifeet etue. M
letiei W Cholic, nhi.e J
a sure cure t.i CUoiern
ot CIotcr. -J
1,1-e.lt-o lo llm-.w out of 1 lie !
eine ati.-r a lon sirkm-.-s. CZ
.t , . ki it . lemorefl II sal -
i in,- iioi::, la Ken nr n-
-1 Clt'l--'- Ol UIO Oi-...-f. ...". .
I lull i.ni- i!o-:- mit-ic aati-iy
Oue iliam oaattarepeateU is
pa
V Morlmi, a.i-1 a preventtvt
3 t? f onlv ui-i' bmile h
s,... -!i the efleeta m. .li
it
-One laiitii- taken for
M l,.nlsv r oWiatnrai rotor
n-i,. dam taken a nbort
w gos to the apetlte, ami nmk.-s
09 One date oftea lefaledj
QJ rni-a in 'ls v .'l st In: ins
II.iwi-l latiiplaliMla yield
lime leloie eating gives vl-
P. food iligcH i. ell. i
M enrcM tllirooie Dint- re
tta hih- o i e r
anil
0
altuoxl M in- nr iti-r. -lacks
ei.iiM-ti b Worms in ,
safer, cr spi-olicr rcinni.v in ii
i lite or two dota$ enres hi
OkiMrcn : there is no surer.
li'2 woibL as it er r mot
M Dropsjr, by exerting tl
rt itif A few bolllea cares
ilin. lielils.
W,- tain- pteaani -e in ri-ooni
r" preveinive for Vtret aittl
BZi memltm! ens men
VffU
' and all K-v-l-s of
a IJii-
lOOS ! J ill- 11 "l..-i.. i.s
aie villniil 10 lealily lo Us
v i.'n . i-rlninlA . nn.l '.lioiisiinils
MnuLu fal iitiu-s.
35
uT AH iio n it nee giving tin iv ttimTtfnums
rt
C testimooy l: in aoii.
ZL Ki-SIIx Water In m-.nt! ylttj Jin Iitvl- o
- jrorUl',1-. cool iWltUol imtn lni t:" i'. "
C 'i'KB INVIGORATCR ZX
fc s Ssi'IKXTiKIi: MKUICAli. )ISt:oVHBV, and is- daHy -
rs A Rl'IKXTIFIl
m raking enr.-f. almost too g
t.. believe, il enraa as ,.-
t ilipr flfiMH '": ' ai.o s.-i u..,,y .
tiki i- reoiiirefl to cine a-iy anai m ji. -r ..m:.........
ft
t: Lite xiinst Jititii'li
uf wiiii-li are tlie ret
:; :r'f jtt'i i- COUllHjwu XMtM.ca, .
Il oralMseitSftl I ivcr. H
'J- nuta iR :i.il.I..li ft BOTTLB. V.
3 SAXKORn .1 Co.. ProprSelora.
5 Uroxdway, Xew York. g
5T WHolcurfe Agents:
r.otNrs A PAi.-K. X.-w V..rk ; '!' W. Dv;;tt t SnSk TWal
M .- Itl'KH V ' .... l-ovoli ; H. II. llAV 4 .. Prl a..
SoM 11. l'lKK. Ci.a-innati : 0aV08B .V I ! a wos e. I
' P.Mvrw.H K l! ,t ttiicago; N.I. WvOU I 0-,t, 1JHHR,
GbOUGrII. Crrita. 1'ittshn. ,.-1. : S. S. lUxcZ, lialiiicve. And
3
CO
r. tailed bj all Oroggifcta. .w
. . nr, . Tin t . ri
Ma
r o 1-. -' v i - M ahh sv
A.
Saccessor to P. T. Villejii
Factor, General Ccmiiiissioii an.
ii! For-
vr CI 1 ... , . ....v---y
n TV A T? T. V. R ?OI. fj . G
Particular attcatiea
rflVCU
t mcas
MeaiiK-rs
gooilsi forwi
RaVtcad t
leston.S. C.
mv caro.
Farrar & lira-.. aaH '. P. (Vrr. Chaf-
uia to
J.J. ldaek.. o.i-i. h.-o., i- auici oiu-
oil.:
Urown, :itt
; Co., Charlattc, jvv
in-ml
t r ft : A TSTil COilPOBITION
C3 SB V I 33
C3- fe -
,vi rk in the
T n, nri nxrei to narnurarm
:. II
.. .. ,,r hi, sines?. I wenM call parties
lar atten-
ill? or taciorh. s. or ray kind of
.. .... ihnci. thai have M
- i u hho rv that in ', fonilosjl loll oi uii iW
inks. Ihat I have one ftf my u. M I have never hcaru
of an
wa, r-.
m1i(
timer tli
ivwi
1! -!
ui
1
u
nt them to run five yei
That 'nave he a : r.aiiin
re .same et bit
t le. iit v v, .ir.
lilt
ladn n an
I cor. id lurnLsh more twin
a
ii ce;
acute - ot n
ho biliJf.
To tcrsona needii
MU1 h
;s and udeua;
. Tr ll ai i
r , -our mil! v
fiirnisli the set for eight
voarsr Ives th.- rrottble c
all
dse is right.
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9.
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all ki
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rk re
v.a at
ml t; ihf. Silver. i.tH.;-.-
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that ltf!!'
ttMtr WOI-A Mas, m-v I t r . ,. 1
.. ri.o h-.nl in lite best s b- one ..na ired jarU?
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liorill el tilt 'i'.i. .yy-
Wil-oi.'s coach .-hop.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
DOUGLAS TOTTERING.
Or.r conception of the nature of the meeting to
' take phice in Chicago, noticed in yesterday's paper
has proved convct. It UtS taken pli'.ce, and fe de-
BcTlDCd OS a fai2C ami ClltlniSiaSUC neeili.U i iuv.
cnmcratie party, supporting tlie Administratntn
1,,. P,..iii,irntir- ri.ivtv V."C SUTiliOSO that JOUdaS j
the Democratic party we suppose mat youg.as i
must fail in his e lection, 1 he Democratic party
-P"b!i:;;;i! 4lTf?3G&S
sirength ,n Illinois. J his movement snow, that e
cannot command the undivided support ol the
Democratic party.
For our part, we rejoice in the course tne ien o- (
ernttc party """lL ljtZ '
rrOlll ItlS S1XXUU Ul ioe.i', ium " K 7
"Cttin' l ack to the Senate, he will head the Plack
lleiub!ican movement to overthrow the Conference
Act, by attempting to force Kansas into the Union
.1,4. . V
with a population less than that Act requires lor
admission. The a-fitngton i ntoU puts a correct
construction on Iris designs. To have supported
hint, alter his speech at 'hicago, would have been
helping him to accomplish and to boast over an
other victory over the Administration. The
Democratic party in Illinois, and the Washington
Union, and the" Administration, are right in cut
tin: loose from such an arrogant and mischievous
foe. He has done more harm to the South and the
Administration than a half dozen Black Republi-
cans euld effect.
1 ,.'TV,r.i- riuir!,
tOU J!' rviiri.
WKALTH t' Tk.xas. Tne llotedon Telegraph,
in a notice of the State ( 'omptrolier's report, says:
"The total value id' the taxable property in the
State for the vear 1 852 was SS0,754,1 S4. For the
year LS7, itvas 183,594,205, or an increase of
"l2o a;r cent, in six years, in that time the
taxable value of land has run up from an average
of XT '- cents per acre to SI 47. Negri es have
risen in value from S Hi to SooD, and in numbers
tVom 08,7ih to 12o,24D. These statistics are for
1st January, ISA7. The present value of property
iH the iShd'e is not far from two hundred and -ten
millions of dollars.
Sj caking of the Kip
"Injagiue one of the
nrar.de. a writer say
kedest thiu-s in the world, then imagine one
CIO
i ' i i It" .. 1. ........
twice
crooK.e.1, unu iiiKtuuiu io vuutauit .i ugv
iv. cr three times as crooked as all these put together,
i . . i a.:... :.l C,l... V- .. i nn -.i witlim
auu-luili uave u i.inu hkm oi wu.ao.-.
1 river. Tin-re is no drat woo
d in
tn tut
croocic
ho fact that it is so crpokci
that timber
. . ii- a tn
canut t Cm.1
.fcks :;..-.'
; traiirha en
j far down efltough to 1 dge two
lis nuj
b r: but
few snakes, becattse it is not
l 1, to swim in, and the fLslk are all in
whii-'jioils in
tlie bend -, bectatse tney c it. not hud
tiic.r wa
y
OUt. !;l t:S I,eaci.l.y a; 1 1 ii ja laj uj
vet-, but alight on the sa.nie.-ide they
-li ip.Lf deceived by the crook. Indeed,
atr.1 ss
:he i
start 60
deceived when you think you see acres
you uia oe
it; and muiic i :
it is so twisting there
;e o noj
U bu
one side
QrAKERtBM. u!id thee receive my reinittance,
Nathan, my son?"
'Yes, father."
"Then why didn't thee buy a new coat? Thy
present one is certainly very fragile; '
' 'Why, the feet is; that 1 have left all of my
money in the bank at New Orleans."
"Ah! thy economy is certaittfp commerrdable!
w what llauk did thee deposit':"'
"a do not exactly remember in which, father I
know it was a good one, as it had a scriptural
name. It wa- urn. let me see It was the
l'itaroah Bank 1 think."
'Son, banks are unsafe now, and thee had better
send for thy money immediately. '
Nathan took a coughing spell.
An obi lady
perhaps one u
eoniussal tenuei
residing not far from Fxetcr was
' the most brilliant exam les pi
icss that the last century produced.
fler husband had long been
lying, and at length,
I ta'i the eh. ig
j daily vbits,
! widow! tit i
nam of rbe parish
lie found him dead.
making one of his
The disconsolate
.ivimr him an account of her spouse t
l.
t n.omcnu-, to
a her
ioor dear man
iot
lid irroaattis:, but he eoti
lid
n
t die; at
fa-f' " saTd she, ' "1 recollected I hud got a piece of
Irawer, so I took some of that and
new tape in tne
iie.i it as turflt as 1 could aroui
nd his neck, and then
r s!op'pc4 his no. e with my thumb and linger, and
poor deaf! be went off like a lamb."
VlttC&ritHj Old Ac,k. The Winston f N. C )
Si r.tincl is credibly informed by a gentleman of
i;tvie countv. that there is a gentleman and lady
in that counVv who are 7- and. SI years of age.
, i i . ... i .1 1 1 ..." i
vc
-r: UlUlVlUUaiS CUl auu gaineie.t uicn
wheat this vear. Tliey were eug ,gcd
ire cr .ii oi
i.,r, ,i.,vs '; tp,, pu.),. Thc frost- of many winters
fall Kghtty upon the virtuous and goo.l.
A man iu Ohio lately cut down a mulberry tree
uid a black
ami
qilit it
in the heart ot it i ouuu a
J be wood was sound where the snake was
i .. !. i'...l. .......... i. .mifl
snake
.-;,, r.
ami not I
ii cnougii ioi ii o'lmw ftv.u..,..
i'.',.,,, , il,.. r.. ih uf ibo timber, it is suppi
ed that
it had been then- some fifteen years, 'i he snake
was -ix feet iu length, blind, and had no use of
kscil CXcelit it- he :i.
-
t
flKVi i.kmkn. cor preserving the
an r
ET PtR
CohVplexioVi, tomueraueej to preivo toe
i rcatn
1 t
. 1
sweet, abstinence from tobacco; lor w
emtio nanus,
hotie-tv. to ramove a sin. repentance; easy
havwtg
ready riwnevi I;r lUipfOVjn"
tlie -lght,
lam. .
1.- f..v
obrTVaf lfWU 9
' -." "
l.eau'dn! nuir, a
Vpfce, civ'liiyj the b
- i.i.i,i-:ivii:i,- In.'
' f
, tti i
t. a v. .
As'trio ,'in.iii lis full splemlor, was pee
. i -. i . ..- t..'. . '-.-..-ft , ..I,. r. !
the eastern nuis, sa.-;i i a r
. , i T- ..ti m,.
in-.n rvi' :l iiiiOi I i e tu
is TF- iW, v-bo
....... - ...... - J W ' . .
u Soften
: ihat ta-'un f?,tKii .g . m: 0004,.. u.o,o ... . ..s.,;
saiifovol out. -What woubi vou say; dear, ,f I had
,nv silk -own on'r"
up a? ihat mgUit iftakln
tbeeomwliu.eid t
ami oppvavu.vu! yy6T?- ' , . - t ' drod t ie u
1 .....1 ... I I I I I I '. I tv 111!
the meeting were repeatedly made, out, inucn, , j - j ' Hd then ilunu him, still alive, from i she was no better, and her parents, thinking h ie
thresh the efficiency of the police. c have no t)( wJl(trc a llf0;lYjfthe was threatened with the typhoid fever, s, nt loth'.
sp:.ce in our paper to-day to give the account .of h.,(.ke(l ,lis hoiy into pieces. The 1 Murphy. The doctor arrived there about - o chick
the meeting or any of the speeches. Me hope to the servants and two ! in the afternoon, and found her sitting uj.on the
be able to give a part of the speeches to-morrow . ...i, at0(f aim the archieves of the I sofa, at the side of her mother, to all appearances
Rv this course ot the Administration nortion 01 ? , ma. i,, ,.;u .om, wmm ! in norfeet hea th. Her imlse. however, Was vuy
DETAILS OF THE MASSACRE AT ; TERRIBLE HEATH, a uixtiaXJ 13 x
JEDDAH. HYDROPHOBIA.
letter from Alexandria, dated the 6th ultimo, The Peoria (111.) Transcript gives an account el
and published in the Paris correspondence of the the. death, by hydrophobia, ol a very iutem4irvg
Time' .ives, among other details of the Massacre child, the daughter of Ml- Henry S. uoder, o
at Je(h?ah, the fdlowin-particulars of the attack Mount Uawley, between e.gbt and moe .years ol
on the French Consulate: age, on Friday nioinu.-ol last week, lhe pai-
bont sun-set on the 15th of June the house of ticulars are as follows :
the En-di d. Vice Consul at Jeddah was suddenly ! Tuesday of last Week, harah Lllcn returned irotn
attacked and invaded bv some hundreds of Had- school, ami complained of leel.ng ill, so mm h so
ramites, (inhabitants of Southern Arabia,) who j that she did not attend on tlie followu.g . lay al-
rron of the Consul, wounded lmu ,
committed at the
y This Gmsut. also :lt tacked by
bl of fanatics who penetrated into the house
fofl lnortally wounded by several
, '
R!ihre i-uts.
His wife was killed by a dagger thrust in nor
. . ...
aftcv liav5nir defended herself courageously,
killed the murderer of her husband, and wounded
several otners. nw agi
ceeded in escaping by a secret door. In the next
room were the Chancellor of the Consulate and his
servant. The latter is a Mussulman, and an old
soldier who formerly served in a regiment of na
tive Alireriucs.
These two men and the consul's young daughter
defended themselves so heroically that the murder
ers retreated for a moment; they soon returned to
the charge, but this time employed a stratagem.
A liadramite, an acquaintance of the chancellor,
approached him and said, 'Come out conic with
mc; 1 wish to save you from certain death.' Oon
fidiag in these promises the brave young man quit
ted the room; he was instantly struck with a poni
ard, which only slightly wounded him in the ami.
Knocked down by the blow, his throat was seized
by the assassin, and he was on the point of perish
ing, when the consul's daughter threw herself on
the' assassin and bit him so severely on the head
th:if bo was forced to let sro. Thereupon another
of these wretches attacked the courageous girl and
iravc her a sabre cut across the face. She fell
senseless, but the chancellor who laid sprung to his
feet, inflicted 3 blow on the last ftdbHtn. Mean
while the chancellor's servant, struggling with ad
mirable energy against these miscreants, killed
three of them, wounded several others, and so suc
ceeded in covering the liight bf the consul's
daughter, of the chancellor, and of a servant, that
they all escaped, and arrived in company of the
brave soldier, at the residence of the Consul-tJen-
cral of France, in Alexandria
CLAY AND RANDOLPH.
ri of..,.,- ..film diKil liotween TTenrv Clay and
l lie r,iv.ii ) w. ..v. v.v . .. j
John Randolph is familiar to most persons; not so
their g'ub'seViucnt reconciliation, and the manner ot
its accomplishment. It took place many years af
ter the hostile meeting. In regard to it, .Mr Clay
wrote to a friend, in the year preceding Mr Uan-dol-
h's death, as foil avs:
You ask me how amity was restored between
Mr Randolph and mp; There was no explanation,
no intervention. Observing him ft the Semde
one ni-ht, and looking as if he were not long for
tliis world, and being myself engaged in a work of
peace, with corresponding feelings 1 shook hands
with him. The salutation was cordial on both
sides. T afterwards left a card at his lodgings, where
I understood he had been confined by sickness.'
In the last public speech that Randolph made,
after dwelling on the threatening danger of dis
union, he is reported to have said: "There is one
man, and one man only, who can save this Fnion
that is Henry Clay. I know that he has the
power; I believe'he wi'il be found to have the pa
triotism and lirmness equal to the occasion."
The cause of the duel between these distinguish
ed m n was the following insulting language used
by Mr Randolph towards .Mr Clay, in secret pen
sion of the Senate in ll'r.
'This man (mankind, T crave your pardon;
this worm (little animal, forgive the insult;
Was spit out ol' the woiiiljf weakness, was raised
to a higher life than he was born to, lor he was
raised to the society of blackguards. Sonic for
tune, kind to him, cruel to us, has tossed him to
the Secretary of State. Contempt has the proper-
j tv 0i' descending, but she stops far short of lum.
j she would die before she would reach hiur, he
dwells below her fall. 1 would hate him il I did
not desnise him. It is not what he is, but where
U
. . . ii i ; i
n. iu rli-.r. nuts inv t loUe li.S 111 UCtloll. 1 Ills .11-
j jdiabct, which writes the name of Thersitei, of
! blackguard, of squalidity, refuses her lettcns for
hW The mind that thiiiKSon wnat it. cannot ex
press, can scarcely think on him. A hypCol
for Uieaiiness would be an ellipsis for Clay
Wages
in Cauiounja. There are now OOU
workmen employed at tlie F. S. navy-yard at San
Francisco, at the following wacs:
Master mason.- per day; foreman of mason
S7 o'); journeymen inason. S;J- foreman of stone
cutters, S7 50; journeymen stone cutters 60; do.
plasterers Uttr, do. slaters SO; foreman o ship
car? .enters SS; journeymen ship carpenters c'7; da.
lao' '1 C 1 S v- ), i-M.av.aus, i.., v-
lto-ular employment at the above rates may
con-idcred an inducement for good workmen,
altliou d, iourneymcu masons who arc engaged on
Bl&at present progressing in San Frauebeo
, -I ftr; T
receive Hum ?n to Ct per ua.y, auu iau" w.wv.......
in proportion.
Ti t F. Koc ? ' V Mot X TA INs. The old and erroneous
idea that the whole region of the Kocky Mouuiajns
nVirtli of the 40th para. led is a sterile rei mi
........ v .1 ,c'f ?i me'ulbi CtfVcfcd
cob water, and ,t r-r,y-cd with nead w .
, & :' luxum,lt -ra'S" '"
1 o suiate ouiiiL. ,,ini ..v - .
Ldy caulkers ,; master carpenter oi iiuiu.ng " r--. - t . "
i . i ,i. oz ... i ....... aavmaH l.- niii L in nf- iii I i oS to axliuw
foreman do. do. U z, louineymcn uo. uo. r.j u nn-i "j - i - "
ou; master blacksmith iSj llrcman do. 87 50 settlement, N. C. Up eubstantiaU Lw .tatcment,
iourm-vmcn do. 80 50, he.d-s of do. 81j masons by the recollection of some revolutionary i.
est cvuti-aniou preset, tug an aunnst unnrm e, . rcfunnsiffr. dtir! !ie
refte.l by '' '1 great revival lint the husband fell into Z oW
ofacers pi h.s .arty,, J.icut. . ..Mm, j yfiufoxleatioiu
ping over rjporti; find that my previo . , . .. to tU (,f 'the woman he hud twtcy
fi'i'.ftxvlv R.'rfkv aTountiiin raUirc are. solar a.- Jits stcnon u iaui ..... ... . s. .....r.
..t ........ .... j - ... . , i ,,r ninrned. ami Coinmitteu to tne u.iiijir. u.i.ij ... ...
aVot.th, wuild c.nccrm-j, entirely t rr-..:.eou. au - wri nr.!iw.,- nT,or) which he coabl lay
ii,be,.tiing pile of rock and mountain, rtm - . of lier tru-ts in thi -
f. . .tc .T -, fi-.i.- e , initi o v. . It watereo ov L'e. nes v. vft... . .,. I. . .1. ....... . t .
tliou - ii still anie to pe aooui me uoune. v'u''V
irregular with an occasional wilducas in the eyes,
and it was not long before she gave a sudden start,
and placing he hand upon her throat, exclaimed
"It troubles mc to breathe, mother." Minute
inquiries were now instituted, when the fact waa
elicited which had not been previously thought of,
that some five weeks since she had been bitten by
a domesticated cat, on the outside of the loot. A
glass of water was ordered to be brought her, when
the sight of it at once threw hei-iuto terrible con
vulsions. This was at 2 o'ciock in the afternoon,
and was the first intimation had by her distracted
parents of the terrible disease with which their
daughter was afflicted. Her agony and struggles
in the spasms were awful to behold, and in one ot
them she bit her mother severely in the shoulder,
and at another time scratched the father badly in
the hand. Tn her spasmodic efforts tho saliva
from her mouth was at times ejected across the
room, ami the only relief experienced was by the
use of chloroform, which, in the end, seemed to
lose all efficacy. She remained till the time in per
fect possession of her faculties, and at -i oclock on
Friday morning, exactly 12 hours jroni the attack
of the first spasm, her spirit departed to the (!od
who gave it.
PEDLAR'S LAW.
New Hampshire, at the last session of the Legis
lature, passed a Prohibitory Pedlar's law, like the
one in force in Maine, which cuts oil merchant!-,
manufacturer mechanics, and farmers, from other
States, from selling any of their 1 nan u fact ure or
products in New Hampshire, even by samples.
The above law seems to be very li-id; but still
the principle is eminently correct. Jtexident mer
chants in any town or city have to pay a pretty
heavy contribution to the support of the State and
city in which they may do business, yet itin. rant
merchants., pedlars and traveling agents manage tu
effect considerable sales of goods, cither by the. de
livery of the merchandk-e itself, or selling spi eifit d
otiautities by samples they carry with them. Here
to-day and away to. morrow, they escape any taxa
I whatever
tion whatever. liiere is neither right nor justice
in permitting such surreptitious traffic to tho detri
ment of those who pay heavily towards the support
f both town and State government. (.viuiubm
G uaj'litt u.
. -
Ahoiukr Cent: FOB Cd.nsi .mi-j io:.. The
French physicians are at present much interested
in a new treatment, for consumption, introduced by
Dr. J. F. Churchill, an American physician in
Caris. Dr. Churchill's theory of consumption is
that it is owing to an undue waste and an uisut'.i-
cient supply of phosphorous in the system.
To supply this want he administers Jiy;.ojiiios-
phatea of lime and soda, in duaes from live to
twenty grains daily in a small quantity of sv.o ton
ed water. In a paper read by him before the
Academy ol Medicine at Cans he gave an account
of forty-one cases treated in this way with sucec
He insi: ts that the cure of consumption in tho
second and third stages (at a period consequently
when there can be no tiucertaintity as to the na
ture of the disease ) can be obtained in all eases by
tlds treatment, except when the existing lesion of
the lungs is of itself sufficient to produce death,
lie also says t hat these substances have not only a
curitivc effect but will if used wherever there ex
ists a suspicion of the disease, prevent its develop
ment, and thus actus a preservative with regard to
Consumption, jut as vaccination docs with ref.aid
to sina!l-pox.
Insurance. The imjiortance of insurance
against losses by lire and water, may be eccn at a
glance by the following figures: Tlu re were 'VJL'J.
fires in the Fnited States in 157, and the amount
of property destroyed was upwards of 1 1,002,000'.
lot Xp$t the amount id' property de.-,tmycd ua.i
upwards of S3,0n,000 greater. The entire lufcs
by marine disasters in the month of December last,
was ?2,o0G,7o". The above amount included D
steamers, &2 ships, o2 banjues, T brigs, and al
seho iners. Tl' this property was insured, as tho
moat of it undoubtedly was, many thousands, perhaps
niilliou.s, uf persons bore the loss, each otic .?uih ring
a little; whereas if no insurance had been effected,
many pcrs(L)a would have suficred a business ruin,
while others wouid have been suiou.-dy crippled
iu their aifaiifor life.
Was Ck.v. Jackson a ViROJUJiAhi1 A writer
in the Charlestowii, Va., Spirit, contends that (iijl.
i .... ... .i .. ! I,:.,
be the subject agree w io ...c . Vv P
l blrtli, but all agree mat nc w . uom previou,
the settlement ol Ins parents, at axhaw, (North I
now South Carolina. I he writer, on the ground
that he is correct, u rges the building of a Jaeksou
Monument in BiehmonfL
. mm
I'oTtOlVINO WlFF. lilt I TAL Tlf shAND. The
Danbury ff'onli.) Times say that a woman v1m
had la-en liiv.rccd from her husband on accyunt of
I ... ,
and in other acts, gnc now win
rry Wut again.
' , ...!...., I .,,.! ...ii iv:.- ...I'll tn I .elk el V COUIilV. a...
. c tieciv an tvio ...... .
eiy ui i i.ui;.: in..