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Tuesday ::::::.: April 9, 18G1-
PUBLIC MEETING.
Jbe eitiient of Mecklenburg County, are
rrquettcd to mel in Ibo Court House, in
lb Town of charlotte, ou tna una Ratur
day (1 3tli,) of April, to adopt necessary
irreDgeruentt for a grind reception of tht
s.,ih.m Riebts party of tbe 8tt of
Jierth Crolint, on tbe 20th of May next,
W. R. MYERS, Cbu'D
MASS MEETING
or Yes
SOUTHERN RIOnTS PAIiTT
AT NEW1.URN!
Tbe Southern Rights Party of tbe Coanty
of Craven, fseling tbat the present eeodi
ties of our national affaire demands tbat
the frieade of the South ia North Carolina
should takeeeuaiel of each other, have de
termined to bold a
MASS MEETING IN NEWBERN
ea tbe 25th aad 26th of April, preparatory
te tbe Great Man Meeting of the party ia
llie State at Charlotte, on tbe 2f)tb of May,
tci cordially and earaeatly invite and urge
ike friaada of tbe South io every eounty in
the Di.triot to assemble with them en that
occasioa.
Distinguished apcakeri from tbie and
ciLerSlttea will be preaent aud address tbe
', a eomniiitee of eorrespoadeoee
tsviog been already appointed to teeure
their attendance.
We would suggest te our frieadt ia eaeh
eouoiy ia the Di.triol to hold eounty meet
itgt at ae early a day aa possible for the
pirpoae of arranging thrir delegations for
the Mass Matting iu Newbern, as we hope
io ste a large representation from every
eounty.
Though tliie is iatendsd to he a Mass
Meeting of tbe Southern Kighte Party of
tba 2ud Congrrasional Distriet the friends
tf tbe movement and Boutkera Rights aaen
throughout the State are cordially invited
to meet with ae.
Papers throughout tba State friendly to
tht" movement will please extend the aotioe.
BY THE MAILS.
MOVEMENT UK TROOPS, Ac.
BosToa. April 6. There is great activi
ty at the Navy Yard. Over HOO men are
employed. Tbe Baiabride ia ready lor
i.e and the crew are wailing. Tbe Mia
mole, Mississippi and Colorado are nearly
reedy. Commodore Stringbam ia eipeeted
if next week.
iw l(iK., April o Aneoaiece
trsiy store were imppea insi nijni oa
Woad the steamer Atlantic, whioh ic now
about aailiug, with 0U0 men aud adetatch-
ueut of artillery. Four fune and forty
tea ctsnc to thia city from Fort Hamilton
today.
vVASiifvoTn, April 6. Lieut. Talbot ar
lit.d iu this city lo day.
The i'awnec receives orders at Norfolk.
F KOM M UN TU O M K R Y .
MoMiiOMHr, April S. A deapatch from
WahioSton to the Adminielration eaye that.
aa order hat been given io reinforce Fort
I'leksas, Despatches from other high quar
ters eieress doubt as to tbe practicability
of each ao alleannt. They believe thai the
I-:.. J (.-...-- I -ill il. l-k a :.. 1
U si ted Slates Uovernueal will Iblak twice
before making auoh a trial,
il hat transpired here that aa order has
been seal baneo lo Qea. Itsaurepars) to cut
i$ Aiidereon't capplies. Xptcinl iJespatck i
Is litirlrtlon M'rcpry
THC"TlMt8" CoUKSM-ONDINT 1X TUl
St-TiikRM Statu The lodoe eorree
pjaelenl of the Ltat InttUigencer tayc :
" Wc may cxpeot ia the course of ahoat a
fertoight or lesa some ef the most iaterea-
tmg lattera tbat tha Tt"rt baa eve fab
lllaed.
s.iionaa
Y H. Raaaell, tbe eoetensporary j
of the Crimean and Indian nam-m
f'"' h" 10 Sw" ' j
Aaeriea on a mutton from that paper, lie i
t.rted ,t ,h, ,nrJ 0f l.,t week, and i. to j
mate an extrnive toar through the dorain
ieas ef Mr. Jefferaon Davit, gathering tueh
i'ieae on the subject of Aeaericao uolitiee
ai ha may, and aending homo cuoh at he
ilare eousitteotly with hit pertonal tafety
in the country of feathers aad tar barrels,
his touch to be wished that Mr. IlusseU't
Vot of iLcr.dutity were a lull, "roager.j
Hi. on. fault for work of tb. kind it that!,'
bi b..,.. .hat people tell h.oi rather tea,
Hy. ier geaamc elequ.se. and the , 4
f" oi Tt.tttiy reprodueiog teeoM ol in.,..
crest he it not to be equalled, and now, for
tbe firs; liuia, wc thai! be able to realiea
Miy the kind of life led by American polit
ician.!. Hitherto nothing baa been more
iwpeesible thaa to get at the truth of thie.
Judging from tbe American papers, Silad
they are with coarseness and viralenee,
from the turgid rhodomontade aftea talked
ia tht American Chambers, and more thaa
11 from the bloody street tgbte one hesre
ffrom time to time, it woald teem tbat
Nsathern lowna during a time of political
(ifitemeat must ha little belle npon earth.
A friend, just returaing from a loar ia the
ates.uu, me, on the other hand, that tha
veheldert arc really cultivated gentle
st, that i.cb hookc ae Helper's Crieit of
he beutb, aad Kdge'a Slavery Doomed,'
re grave calumnies en a class completely
""understood ir. this country, the Northern
aa beiag in troth the rowdiea of tha Sen
" Hd Assembly, and really lo blame. If
"eie.il ia neither frightened into silence,
d I should not think tbat very likely,)
jw coaied into partiality, bit contribulioa
e literature of the second Amerieaa re
elation will be moat iutereating and value-
A Windt KxnoETATioN, A threwd
waakar friend arose in meetiag, after a
"other bad just cloned a eery diaeonaeo
ut ''auingl.at harsngue, aad laid
''rituds, my p.rlu. uatioDa have been die
tressiugly gr,tl ,BJ disquialind while the
pother wai tpeaking aad I feel to cay,
b,lg moved fay the power withia mo, eon
cerniug tbe exhortation it thandred aad it
"ghteaed, it rained and it hailed, it poared
and it poured out, it held up aad it gave
Uo, aad after ii wat all over, there wat
otniug of it, and the mad wat at thick at
Ur,"
. JTnionMen.-' -AMl.nomer.
We have never called tba enti-ie cession -
itta "submitsionists," beeauve we regard
inai as id onensivt epitnei, aucn ai ougtii
Derer to be applied to a respectable oIuhi
f niea, and very rarely to individuals. Io
tbe Brit of tbeie ieoes.ioo trouble! aud
while there) was an apparent chance to pre
serve tbe Constitution aud the Uuioo, tbe
party opposed to secession were justly euti -
tied to tbe name of union men, and they
wero ao oalled; but that term cannot now,
1th propriety, be applied to tbe anti-eeevc-tioniatt
of the border Slates. There may
ba Southern-Union turn and Northern
Union men, but it is a bald and ridiouloua
absurdity to talk about "Union" mem accor
ding to tht aeeeptatioa of tbe term ae here
tofore used. That portion of tbe voter of
tbe border States, who arc now nnder ex
isting circumstances opposed to severing
the connexion betneen those States and the
North we denominate the NoHTUrax Got-'
IRhMKNT MlN. There are a few who favor
a middle Confederacy, but these are uni
versally reeognited ac tbe old women poli
ticians, aad it does'nt matter much what
they are in favor of. Tbe majority of tbe
anli-teeeseioniati arc of the former eiaaa
whom we denominate Nerthero Government
men; not because wa believe they are abo
litionists or Black Republieane for we
know tbat a majority of them arc not but
becacse, there being no Union aud a choice
being presented to them between a Northern
and a Southern Uoverutnent, they expreaa
a preference for tbe former. They prefer
remaining with the North to joining with
tbe Confederate Statae therefor we call
them Northern-Government men.
Our cotemporary of tht Raleigh Banner
facetiously complains of tbe application of
this name to him, and hia party, aad tear
fully proieatc that it i cruel. We would be
deeply affected by this protest of the kian
acr, but the editer ia sncb an inoorrigible
wag that ae one can tell when be ia in earn-' crowd mustered round and raised money j
cat. lie is, in fact, tbe prinec of jesters, J enough to cover it, and at it they nent
for does'nt he keep the name of Stephen A. ' again ; by tome strange turn of lusk. erceny
Douglaa at bis masthead for Preaideut in i won. lie now effered to put up the hundred .
lfcOt, with a verse of doggerel underneath, ' be bad won against another hundred game,
telling how "the Douglas flag is wiring" so they could now win back what they had
and bw ha.ititeads to "fall" a second time lost and fleece the fello.v of his own ro t hit
with the aforesaid "little giant"? Certainly aides. They sent for a famous piaver, who
he does. Who, then, eau tell when aucb a had happened to have inone) enough to Let
man as this is serious? True, this ie rather ' with, and another game wai playtd, which
a inelanaboly joke, but it very proximity : Jonathan bet and woo. Another hundred
to profouud aadueaa gives a aeat to its en-j was also raised and won ; and it was not
joy an eel. We hope tbe lianuer will not :
make any more fun out of tbe eolenio truths games, aud by mine unaccountable run uf
which tbe Herald utters for its beuefit, but j luck, won tkeui ail, drained the rockets
will close its funny valve, aud assume the , of opponents of about four hundred d jl
dignity of a squatter sovereign. lars, so tbat they bfau to nmell a very
ISut to return to the Northern (jorern-
meat men. There is a great deal in a name
sometimes, and iu the knowledge of this '
l .1.-:. .L ri.. .1 I
selvec L'aioa men, and the paople who
loved the old Union arc muled by the
aasuo. They arc told that tbe iaauc is Uu-
ion or Disanioa and upon that naked quea-'
tion, as heretofore understood, their verdict
ic asked. It ie the bu'iue.s of the South-
era Kigbtc parly to let the people know!
that there it no each issac. Il is their!
bueeineee aad they will attend to it to!
I inform theui that there is no Union t pre-
! aerve that, however it mav be invstihed.
the onlv question lor then to decide is
wnica oi lue two goverameoie loey win
choose whether they will unite the desti-
aies of their State with the North whoso
0BT LIitty about the border Status is to
see tneea abulmouiled, or with tbe aouta lauie, miaaemeaaor or crime ; an'i that n j
wbich is allied to theui by all the ties of log agly, they cannot expect the lovo of
interest aud affection. The bcople must be their fellow creatures. No u.su can Lve
told that those who call themselves Uuion
men, deeire to ceatinue the eouneotiou be-
tween their tltaie and the North notwitb-
stsnitiii ll.sir son.ln.ilniisl rights ir
,oorll. tpl4 trampled under foot, by their
.j be lUitl i he v mut understand the
true meaning of tbe name Uuion that it
meana Cuioa nun tae .North, aa against
Luioa with the bourn. Vi shall do all tu
uf pOW,r t0 m.g, Ueu, nnderstaud these of
. . r ... ... .i
tbiofa, and with Ilia aid ol tbe thousands
of good and true wen who will stand by us
a sua struggle, we oepe aua oencve we.
. B, Tic,oria,
r ,
teat.
H ilmiiiglaii llrraltl.
n...A..,r.Aii.j is.tr,,.
died Tomahawks m Xhn Woods.
Wc have in our possession several sam
ples of a inardereui iustrueueut, some ot a
large number, of which tbe following ac
count is given by the merchant in W sailing-
... t,n I... Ih.n lw .si. It. !
fc ff- h kl binl bj ,'.. 0f ,h,
nM q( BiJi wt, a.t , MI,wne iu Fair-
f e.BUty,with in.tructioosto sell them.
,. .... u.;u. ,,. i i,;-, Ko found
ihtm itoreua uniitt . pil, f ,,,. j. lt.
weods. or ia some out buildir.ir. I here
j were about two hundred of them in all;
nearly a hundred aud nfty were deposited
' tor caic, aa above atated.
The weapon itself ia io fern like a toma
hawk, exevpl that tbe part opposite the
kl..l. 1. L.aui, mil iLi s straits sniksi or
,,, hI. 4Br.ed inward, and termiua-
.'B ,h' Th- buJ u 8r
, uViurM iU8h. wide at the
The apike or ap.ar part is four iuch-
i,. itout handle of ash wood, two
feel long, ia very strongly lusertcd ana se
cured by jaws an and a half inches long.
The haudle baa a. rim around the end to
preveot il from being drawn through the
banele ef the holder. The metal it consid
erably ruated by tbe eipoaurc.
Altogether these arc fearful wcapona for
a hand lo hand encounter. Tbeir numbers
aad their tecretiou, aud the weapon itself,
indicate aa extentivo teele of murderous pur
pose, aud point to the agents expsoled to be
employed.
Whether there arc other military deposi
tories, we know not. Hut eireumstancvt
have been mentioned to ut which will justify
distrasl. Mysterious and suspicious look
iag boxes have been received here from the
North, and taken lute the interior. Inquiry
is already on tho track of tome of thean.
But Ihc discovery ol aueb UeaUly weapout
uader seen circumstances aud iu such nuia-1 dislike ugly people. I laid so at first.--ben
at above elated, is of itself suflioieut te I ,aj . now. No ouc has a right to be
awake tha utmost vigilauao of our people. j ngij . an(j jf m,B SD(j 0UlKB SUoos to be
Who arc these, tbat while good men sleep, 9gT it i their own fault, and they must
arc eolleeting in our forcett, aud by buu p,. tB( p,u,ity."
dreda, tba instruments of wholetalc inur-i
dcr! i m
A tolJier wbotcrved at Harper c Ferry
aad became familiar with the i wespcut cap-.
tared at John lirown'c mauutliu depot, lays
lhat tha appearance and ihc finish of these
battle-axes, and of tba baadleeto them, arc
preoiaely aimilar to those of Brown's pikct.
Like them, alto, Ihcte do not contaiu the
nama of the atrooiout manufacturer.
Wa have decaaed il dua to the publio to
make known theao fasts, aa revealing the
necessity for greater vigilance than aa yol
dieplayed, aud for aa adequate military pre
paration. When wo obtain fuller iofortua-
lion we will recur to tbe subject
drta ( IVi) Utrtttnrl.
Who Saw the Steer P I
1 The richest thing of tie season, styt tbe
Newburyport Herald, caiuo off the other'
ciay tu uie ueigDDornooii or me ruargur,.
Tbe greatest Jonathan imaginable, decked
out io a alouehed bat, a long blue frock, and
a pair of cowhide sboet, as big aa gondolas,
with a huge whip under his arm, stalked
into a billiard saloon, where halt' a dozen
i persons were improving tbe time in trundling
1 round the ivories; and after recovering
from hia first surprise at the (to l.iui) niuiru
lar affect of the room, inquired if auy of
'em bad aeen a stray steer ; affirming that
" tbe blasted critter got away as he came
through town with his drove t'other day,
and hadn't seen nolhiu' of him since."
The bloods denied all knowledge of the ani
mal ia question and with much sly winking
at eaeh other, proceeded to condole with
him on his loss in the most heartfelt man
ner. He watched tbe gum a with muob in
terest, at he had evidently never aeen nor
heard ef anything of the kil.d before, and
created much amusement by his demonstra
tions of applause when a good shot was
made " Jaruealcm !" being a favoiite ejac
ulation. At last he made bold to request
the privilege of trying hia skill, when ho net
the crowd in a roar by hia awkward move
ments. However, he irraduallv sot his baud
ia, and played aa good as might be expect-1
ed from a greenhorn. All bauds now began!
i to praise him. which ao elated hiua that lie
j actually lagan to think kimself a n-coud j
i Phelan, aud be offered to bet a dollar with!
ibis opponent; which, of course, he lost. j
Tba loss aud ihs laugh so irritated hiiu :
j that be offered to play another game!
'and bet two dollars, which he pulled out of
a roll for it seems his cattle hid sold well
and he was quite flu.-h. This bet he ni-o
lost, as tbe fool might hare known he
would; mad aa a March hare, he pulled
out a fifty spot, the largest bill he hud, and 1
offered to bat that en another game. 1 l.u )
until be bad bluoccrcd through hail a doxen
large " mice. i ben everybody got tired
of playing, gawky pulled his frock over I. is
bead, took his whip under his arm, ai.d
..It,.. I ..i .1..
door, and remarking, ' (jeutlcman, if yeu
should bappeo to i-ce anything 0 that steer,
I with you would let me know." At I at
accounts they had not fecn the tetr, but
they bad oome to the candy-ion that they
saw the elephant.
Beauty a Duty.
1 he London iteview ironounce that " oo
naa or woman has a ribLt to h uiy,'' n J
thus discusses the matter : "Menorwo-
men, whatever tbeir physical deloriniti
"j v, u vi no iiimriy ugiy, eigtpv iroiu
moral and iatellcetual causes, aud neither
en nor woman has aDy right to be u-ly,
and that, if either be so, it .a hU or her
an u.y, wouian; no woman can Lvc :n,
"'an ; and if fathers end mothers can
love au ujjly child, it is a very sore strujlo '
and mav be dutv alur ail aud not lorn.
Take the oase ol Theodo.ia Perkins fre-h,
fair, twenty three aad nassably rich. 6ho 1
has a face and a form that a sculptor inis'ht
rove io inmate ; nut she ia pert she 8rls
o has a Lad opinion ef tier onu wi and
the other she lm no edacatiou of the
. r.. -, .,
neari or oi the Uiind ilic baa no taste lur
for color for tunc, fur propriety; she is''
iuwu sun is emeu up
1 witn vanity and conceit, and thinks berseit
'the very cream and quintessence of Ihe .
j world j (.tie is uly in spilo of her fuco and
liunu. jo itui ii ucr is punicieui to linow
that she will tiud no one to marry her ex
cept for her mousy ; and to proj.hesy ih.it
after the is married her husband will J.-tct
her. it comes to (hit that whatever phys
ical nature may have done or may have
neglected to do far us, thu power of hoing
beautiful remains with our.'elves. 'i'iiore
are moral appliances that arc better thru
physical rougea and pomades to uieko a
man or woman lovely aud lovealle. I; ia
tu i that creates face, and that makes lit
tle David, strong in tbe Lord's grace, hand
somer than great Goliath, who is only strong
in tbe devil't favor. And the superiority
ef thia kind of beauty over all others is tin,
tbat the older wo (;row the more beautiful
we may become. ' There is one beauty of
i no a. .is .uu .uuiuer ui ui. uioou. i npre
is one beauty of youib j another of maturity
and another of old age. hxcollent arc thoy
all bat fnm ita eomplcteneas, as wall aa :
from its rarity, the beauty of old n-a is the
divincit of tbe three Iho crewu and coin-
plc.ion of all Ihc rest, l'ouih is beautiful
for ita physical and moral, but old age is -
the happy union of the physical, the moral
aad the inteucotua! ejualnics, that generally ;
OJiumaud leve, respect aud bomsge. I
know au old woman of soventy thr.e years
of ago, of a beauty aa uiucb superior to that
of seventeen, as that of snowy Mont lilaue
to verdant Primrose bill. Lovely are the
cnowwhite lock, neatly parted over her
terene forehead ; lovely arc the accents of
her tweet voice, tbat speaks love kindness
to all the world ; lovely is the smile that
starts from her eye, courses to her lips, aud
lights up all her countenance, when she
rondless a child, or gives eouusul of wisdom
to young men ro maid ; lovely ia she even
in her mild reproof of a wrong doer ; to
mild aud gentle so more than hull divine
that be or she who relapses afterward into
- Ukedneas .is reekless and hardened indeed
Mitt Smith asked 'the pleasure of ;
Capt , Joua () oampaoy to tea.' At the time '
gppoiB,e(i tie tjaptata being iu command
of the rifle corps, made his appear
ance with tho whole of hia cotupauy in pa
rade dress.
-Cover a fool with gold aud he will j
past ourrent. !
Love it a compound of honey aud i
gall mixed iu various proportions for ous I
touieia. I
As rlobes and favor forsake a mau
we discovor him to be a fool ; but nobody
can hud it out iu his prosperity.
WillllillgtOIl, Cliarlolte ailll Rullll'l1'
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WESTKKN L1 VJ.sk in
N and oiler Monday the loth in-tunl. the
Pusseni-er and Mull Tram will lie run un
tins Kn.nl dully (Sunduys exuepn follow.:
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iVieiK's Vmcm in Liidrtutte 'in the tliiiii
in Aurii, t..r tliu pirpnae ol eliding uiie
nurniir I'hji.-in u., snd aii'i t.i supuiut
1'i.ble pi r.Ji.F ti sc; as ieh.inl t'oiiiinilUe
lue uiiierent Uistri'-tH in ttie cr.uiity- t'ur
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tiiree
men
liic eiifiling jeir, aecuruuiir t.j a l.ile sul "I' lire
L'Eii....l.ire. As
n-.rnrc tieiore Ih
,r.i I uu hope we will Iu
a lull nit I. ii.
Tne inn-.jriiier.l ol' tin ronim.m Sehoi.ls uf
liic c.ai.ty sik'Uk; rmi be re-j-irucd ss t-.e busiue.ss
ol one u.an, but it si ii tie the ruly ul every
man tu c .i, tribute e --h re it uttenliuri tu this uu.
mrt uil matter.
I must say that t!i: sulij.-ct lue been loo much
lie;l
nil li.u... u i.lfr 1 s great ln..n) In unr
com in unity, t
rtiiuesl ml t aientf 'ind
.iii-o Sci.uul system s
uiieatl.ill. .Su ion us
D.en inlrusted lo ine,
olle ol ,. c BlJl
u,e ulliee oi fi
I have .i -..) r
ie."reii u act su us t.i proiuule
i. u I sun slly return my ti,ai,kt
Meck.eiuurg lor my proiiiutien
. ..rs. Anil suouul ai.y one. sue. I
I trust no may be mure couipt.
the I
to the i il
fur Ine 1
CfeU Die
UiU lu c rr v tul tins u
ui n-'t than my
J 1'
KOSS Ch'mti,
H
April !), lt'.l.
S.")00 JIKWAUD!
iCi.liAS, the re. enl fi.-en ill our midst
rtre evii;entiy tile Hui;. "f an ineendiary,
. i.? juilin-ized ty ll e t'o.rd ol Coniiuis.
s-..i.crs - ' ; - in- n ul I iiiirli n. , ..tl-.-r a rewaro ul
FIVK Ili.MHiKD l)UM.Al;s n.r pr-.f lo ll.e
e..nvirti n o; liie person r.r pert-i-ns selling fire to
Ihe p.u..-rl) iltslruyed on tne liithl Ol tile 30:li,
,,nu ii.i . ir-i-g oi t ,c 31.' ul l'i - i .onl.
V. A. OttK.Sf', Mayer.
T. W. I)rWK.y, Town Clerk.
April l-til. I ll
tifARLOTi'E, 5..
A Reliable House for Pure
CllOlCI:
asd i:ii:i;axt n:r,
rcMi:iui:i -. .. l'! i i I
Hair. ISaU tllld ioulll hl'tlSllCS
of C l' illCt Qliulit).
.. ..,,Tl,,in -j ,. j 51 .a-iTi (.1
rUiill 'aSZIZ-J.' Jij niSiJiiii
y Medical rurposCS.
'
OIIiS, Paints,
FLUID.
sz$n 7HijB
k i: k o s J- x
KKKOSEMC LAMPS.
AgricuUiral Iinpk'iiicnls
-K ALL KINDS.
Sji l'KAW Cullers, Corn Sliel
l lH, I'loWS, ll.HS, SlIOViiS
.i.aues, forks, Axes, 1'ieks. Mat
u.ckH, tiriiotinig llo s, 'i'laei
Hams, L.g Chains, r'runrig ara
iieiit-e.siie
Hoe.
rs. Pruning llll.l l)Ud,.lng Knives, tsar.
id K iKe, with iiaudles ; Ur.nu t la
dles ; grain, grass and b.ier Siytnes, liusii
Hunks, Waguii h.iics ; ilollow wure.such us pols,
ovens ll lid llds.sklliels, spiders, stew-pans OIUI kit.
ties. Cauldron, -roni Wi to lit) gsllon. eaeh i Iron
and brns. Proserving Ki ltie., Sheep Siiear., ie.,
" TAYLOK S
llut Jirair Depot, opmutt tke .Ujnsion .use.
LUST.
SK cor tili cite ol Si,
ek in Ihe C. tt S
i.lieatioii will b. nn
K. H I iilo. Aji
lor the renewal ol in. .am
T. II KKEM.
.".y-3.ii
The MarLt't.
COKP.EtTRU BY OATHS it WILLIAMS.
CI1ARLOTTK Al'KIL K, IfCI.
BACON, H.i ins. in v
' Sides ,
" it .g round
' S'l.-iolders,
lb....
lb....
lb....
...iij
!i. i
liiniei, a. 15 id
, 1 Iteai.s ouH-iel, S3 (a, ;)!
i iir.l,...y, A,.le ( (.,, 7j
j " sui i')U (-,., i;.j
j i ott.iii, n r$ (
1 I'.JlVce, i!u., ill ILJ In-. ;
" -la" lb U-J (rj in
C.iii.iU-i., A.i im inline b lit (ii .'ll!
" Spef.-li., ;b It) (,0, III
i " TjII.iw ib t a,;
C.irn bushc! :t ei
Chiecns eiicli i.i, 15
t'iotii,t;ui.i':r.ii. yum Ij (.., IU
j " Lniiisejr, yurd 3li 37
Kj;ki iiujcll W fn, I U
' Kie-ur, bbl 00 in
1 bigii .'i.'ji, :c
: Feather II 3u (a, J.i
llnle., Green lb G .., (4
r " L'J lb I-' Ul, m
' Lard, ib Uj (y i3
' Million, Ib j b
; Vl.iCi.erei bl..4N..a 14 (, IIU
" Ivltts 450 ( I'U
' .N.O gl ii (. 75
' i " W.I Sul 4U (II
1 ' Mr..l bKhel -5 I". yj
1 M lltlttf VVllnili.jjt,,!,! ...bbl ! Oil, in
1 : NiiiU. Northern II. 5 (h, V)
1 j ' Suiitlu rn lb 5 (a b
1 ).il!i bushel iU (3 55
' ' IU 7 (-.. 7,
l't.. junliei I'-O iu, 00
.''out... .... iiu.li !.uiii-l Snu j ti)
I " Sweet buehel 4U i ttO
!Hi:e, Iinaliol 4 la, 00
Ujj.ir.Luji, lb 15 fj. UU
tifuwii lb. 10 l-i
.-l.uie.SVaro g;il IU 'y (HI
S" lcI- 175 V0.i
'Tea lb Oiy Oil
: Wheal, while bushel 150 (. 155
i re.l bu.lhel I -' l'J lad
W'iniiki y, Norlhern, gal (ii!j (3 b.i
S. Carolina,... uu! (j 9"
' W'liMlliK.KJeorgis) washed, 'I'l ( a
1 j " " utlviiHh-;ri '2 f'S'
j ' "" bulc 100 t'U
! (RK.M AKKS.
I 'OTTOX. Our cnlt..n mar'.et is ti.mi what i
uull. an. j.net s . ( -ii
I OKN. Tmre h ,
coui'iijr in una siio
lit lie.
ul corn
till. I MltlA MAKKI.T.
rmvuiu, Aj.il 7, If CI.
( Ol TO.S. Thc-re has been a g.,od i!an,.ii.d f .r
i.uiioul the week, and prices have
The sale
u:.t to
:s. Kxiruui
IAv UN.Ii
CUl(., ..
I'KA.S
oniii
round,...
i-'i S
.lll.i !u
1110 ia
t"0 It
13
!10
Hi
( i'AKLfcblUN MAKKIiT.
fHAHi.isro.N April 5. IcCl.
in ei Hon lo dy were conhiiea
t lull priets. The martlet is
upward lenUeney.Kitruines
The transactions
lu 4bU titles, ul Vei
very iirui, with ai
lOaU.-.
Mecklenburg- IKON Works,
ei.itii.oTti:, .i.e-.
alex.-lnmk1Tmcdouu.lll.
' J 1 H K undersigned beg leu ve to n fur in the cili
Zens uf t Liiriutts and rieuutv anu Ihe pub.
he generally, that they have opened the above s.
ubusi.iuenl si the fuut of Trane street, adjoining
the traek ol the .Nu in (.'amlina K.ul Koad and op.
pn.iie Juhn Wilkes' fite ini Mlils, and art nr. par.
to furnish ail Ktna ul'
MACHINERY
1
at athort notice in3 on roui'i
terms.
O 1 Hi ft M lii H U 1 l'i Hi
From S le H H jrse Powfr.
AND
in. t hvm ir uoitk
ur i i- aiNU. !
ll K 1 A IRS
ir lir prnitnily slteaaca lo. Their rOl.N
IS ttl!
UK V ia in lu
operation, slid
Cast Regularly twice a Week. !
VYeuuetiiiiys and Saturdays.
They are prepared tu furnish all kinds of
t .'.tVI'lMis l IKOV, ItKASS, i.c.,
ACCoRDC TO ehIRR.
SAW AND GRiS'f WiLL tiEARIICG,
GIN WHEELS,
SAW DUST BURNERS,
AM I FSIi TION 1'LATKS AS D BALLS
rue
COTTON riiESSKS.
cast iuu.n railing,
Fur Csrden Enclosures, DweMirifr Houses, Pu .ue
lluilon gs, l urlicurs, I emeiry Lots, ic. Tneir
iviM.i;si:.i n
Fr carrying nn the business in a!l Hs brsm hss'
h..ve b-en SKLKlTKH IMTH UKlAT CAKE,
ana srs proiiiieo wiln a i i the
i3ir!ovi:3ii:.NTS
Require
k in a
r. vi i:it.
Filial 1(1
AM-nti.,f.
enl .tlulay
Dr L'. I). Li.i.iott, fur W inter's Pal.
iw Miil,whicn ha. thu acvuiit..ge.
til mai. mill rs.ol" aoiue n least twiei us
.ira, .ni l Jomj. it heller, than any other
ise lt e.in be run uy -Usiii, Water or
Mill ih us
Hur.e r,.i
.-imp at at.
er. Tn- Mu.ay may he ietn at tiis
s III
UhNUi ALLXANDER.
WALCOLM ik i'OL'ti ALL.
Old lion, br. i.-. Copper, ie., boog .t i
N
taki D i Ir.iue
Ortubtr 30 Itf.O
32a"
lotice.
T the reuHlence
Liu: tutL' Hciijimin
Alex.
04th v ..I April
II .-IX VALl 'AULK NLGIiOKS;
ad liueiy.
A LSii.
llnrncs, Cattlf, Nir'i, lluusrlwIJ and
hilrlnu i'uniitttrc.
A credit of six num. he, will be given, with in-
ti-re.l.
JAMP.S Ql'KltY,
CYKfcMCS Al.EWNPF.K.
Man-h S9, Ib6l. Api'J 3l
Public Sale,
A S ADM I N ISI'li A I OR o!Jj. I!:irt7. teee.is
x ed. I will sell in Charlotte, on Tue.J i y ih.
i'iti A, ril next, nn six monlli. credit,
Two Kuckaways,
Tlirie Top Buggies,
Fire Op fit Huggies, i
All h.s hou.eh'ild snd k'n.Tien r'u r n 1 1 ure e.
j T. II. Bit KM, Adsu'r. i
j Aonl 2, Ifcfil. J
iMKi:t r i MiMurrA riox.
' 3 V K.NUI I-HHe)4.s tot .i.
by CUi.HKANK SAMPLE, j
b l lef.i.
NKW SUPPLY OP
Vatelies,Jevclry,SulidSiIvcr
AMI
Plated Ware,
rB'IIK rtilitrriher
E Nnrlh where lie
relumed fr.mi the !
jrch
ei a very rs. I
.. II,N,urehH.!
I11.1I.UI..1 turer, j
very eiii i.l hd-
teiiMVu nipply u( tin
tin.
all In. "riiele. aiVw-Vr-nU-u u'uClXul rep- ('vt'l'' KXHlt'l IO to )IcilSC
''wrrLci.reri.nvre,,:, umlTO OUTALN A SHARK of
Litirtif inn.
It. W. UKCKWITH.
jstr
i ii ii i i
jr. v.. ii. 1 1 (i 11 vvs
-.r.ri.Dh.r.
,.ul,ii.
I,.
iil-iit;
r,rli.
i.n n tinned tne
liar be ll.un.i t h
lie is .rei.reii
1)1'..nh.ti:y
().,; M.i i.ii.
urrt Artificial 'lVelii
lr i.r ' heu.l..tic pti.e.-.
a In.iJ HMTt; mill tin leeth mill Co IU,
liuluun cir Artilii-l.il. He n ir.n red ;
r it. .. ii v .! r t ions beh-ng inu to tl. n tltry
iij ni.t siiy ti.al I.e will be pleasi-u tu win
tiy ut his din irii iius, ur new i.es tithe
iy Like I ul Cur urunliil,
5. I bl. 45 if
"I""'
jj-.iu II
Notice.
I.f, irMiiiji imiel.lid ly n
c.iiu.l In llit KsUle ul Hit
in ure r.i llented In e.'Mie hi
A
I.i It i'li.iuias
K rtru una si l
It'll. c
ll.e i
.t be
, 'I'll
Uu. l.,n' K.-1..U v.i I ir.'Mlit the s.ine nil:.... n
tune .rtenlieu by Uw .r llus Iu.l.ee will t.c j.u...
ill b.ir ut their recovery.
K. NVK. IlUlClUNSON, ExU.
oj THUj. J. HuLUjN.
Fthun v 5, lfctil. 4j
.T A TE OF .NOl'Tl 1-C A ROLLS A,
CALItWKI.L COUNTY,
Jii EntUij To lriiig 'lerm, 1?0'1.
J.iuirs itarper.
G. Br.
111 Kr
w -1
J
.Me 1 1.,
Si I.
to iii'i'i ..r ti. tl.i
sfact:mi
uti W .
i.l tii
i.i ii,
it :
.Hell. .11, IS a n.Mu.r-leei.l :,l
be-.
IIS ut llils 111 Ii J ll Is Iherel.ire uiuercu
Court, t.iat ui.lice Jt gittu lor su wen
newsfi.iper published in this stale tur he
lenda ul, Samuel V . Aii-hun to up.iesr l l
lerm ui alu Luurt ..I h.juiiv I. be helu
county ..I i al.iwcil.st the ( uiirt IIuuhc in
on lue bin .M ihi.i.v silei the 4th M..iiu..y ii
nrxi, titeii an ihire In pie.d, 4tissrr ur tit
C'lli.plau." Ms iml. iillu rw i.-e jllilgemei, I
fes..o Will ue l-.K. II ogaliist iillll.
Witness W ilii.iin ,1. I'm tl. t'lerk anil
'of
ul
nirt ul' Kquily lor Ihe enunty id t'.l
hill M' liuuy alter the 4th Mundsy
r, iMia,
W. .M FUKTT, c. m. e.
's fn fi M. r. h .'i, If 61. ll!
tell, llu
J. S. IIL'.NTKI!.
t'OMMISSKl.N MElit'HA.NT
AMI
(iiiicra! Cellrctins .Aciit.
J, I.f pro.'u'C Bl ipprd hfrr for mv rl : v f
x'm ni.ifl riTciw pnnii il Jitlcntnm jjrt.it
t.ktn in the ptrrhiin- I.f ,iH)I3. ii
NotcK and Acccuitlg put intu :nj Imnntf 1 r
li-'Ctiuu Btiull rtci ivo pruiu.'l utiti iin'ncdi.ttc
tcnlinn.j;
L'hnrlutte, Feb. , li?iSI. 4otf
ho ftui ml it Hi.MV
:ib!e in Clitriolli:
, Tin L-mJay'g, ;inU W
.ty'pi, ani at M'jrrown T
trid.tv's and Saturdav'ti
(h. l,
I iturvti.tv'
tmry week duriiitf the uprit g ucatinn. He
durk b'iv. Mil ii;iiids bii;ii, end 5 Tears old.
anri rupie trntUr.
Turmi 15 to in.urp.
jur tne acufon.
U'M. M. t; RIKR,
M N. HART.
J. M. STRONG.
a
.ViicA 26, lfltil.
TUi: C .VXAJJIAX IIOIirsE
.0IIT1I STAII,
j5 WILL be louud during the
fif, j if X?k sprine season at the lolli.niiig
ilrlf fir M1"" : J- l- Kern, in Hon.-well.
I.lWti il fl.fL " '"- Krvms in 1'lea.ani Mill,
anu J .l. Mwn'i in rUeel Creek. Kvery ith
day st the almve place, and reninin 3 days.
Terms $15 to insure.
" tl-i for th. season.
W.M M. GRIKIl,
M N. II ART,
J. M STRONG.
.tforci 26, If-Gl. 13
Tl.
mom. i:.i.i':ici.
fSVUL
uhscrlher. With a vit
JL iiiu.r..ve I
tins seeli.in, p
ted M rgan Ho
ind itiiorins th
sl ick of horses in
na-ed tile celi l.ru.
, UL At K HAWK,
oesiring superior
c.n he li.und at
tlitmUe
,h, tl.i.t this 11. .r
Ins si iblc, 11 milei
da v., TuesdJiv. and
hie" of .Mai. U.iij .H
of Cliarlolte, on M il
Wed
ia vs ; aud at the sla.
iv on Tuursdsys, Friday.
r,n- lulls.
a. L. DAVinso.v.
4i
itur..av
r'ar p-irtK-u urs, i
Mr
Ii, Hill.
'Out of Debi! Cut of Danger,
LL
IX
UL T of Town, wti
mi- not U,eu li.e.r .n'mlinll i. de u
uu 1 1 ic 1st oi J nu.r.v iciil, ure fjtntili ri
quested I.. CALL At U.Cl. ami p -y ll.e mum
ur give llieir Holes, us vt aie del. I in Hied lo cii.l
up last yw-.r's u.iMiiess, aii. I pr. ier l . do so win
oul ilienrriilg IU.-1. We mean all, mu is.
MUlit. C all WU uaie said.
lilii'W.N, TaTE i CO.
I'll iriuile, Mareii 1, l?tii. 3l
Tin ana Japanned Ware.
A l-ruc
j I . 1'
issortin,
li.l
, lue 1-:
1 AlLulia
i ii.i rVuir Utf.it,
At rra
A -Of e.n i.n.1 l..e l..fc..
Jt ier) , l.ui.s -nd I'.si-.t.
or s
WOoUt.N W AKh, BrtoOM.-. Ac ,oi ail ki.e
S sji , jKlUI.U.Ul -Vl.1,.,1 ,Jjt(. .111.1 I"-
'j.W9.X ion Uu,e-, iron. 4 ...tl. io J .
TAYLOK'S
IDLOVV'S
I I. Mi C A.VS
clf.hkatf:d sklfbkal. :
uf ail lue ill Iter, lit si.f .. at
TAYHiRS
t. i.J7'UirMr "n.m W ...S
I W caOiSj KAj iuim b; ki
SHOP,
-gvv THK Sulncnbrr lm t.
allien cnarut ol tbe ni 11 HVJ:?f
l A. u lnrinwri.
IiAUTV. mm h.ipe by utrici uttentien U
PUHL1C lAnU)NA(;K.
ALL NEW'WOHK WARHANTED 12
JWHt axa'Bs,,, fm
t'irticu ur sttii.tian umi t-,
mn .;q,4 mu tLa.
I have on banns . g ,n ., lot m
u, ttj"j?E,?ai. es a o 1134.
be csn be sldrlcd.
Ctl ACI,! niin,
on Jin. 15
as
41 3:,
i3 iNotice
jMIOM nuu utter li.r I,
We will be u dmj lo
li.lliera i. ml I In. ter.'
11 ui.ij, .my ..ruels in
in..y luvc us liunu. A
i.iiij ..f (i lis ullir I.:
..e, will .ic..e i if ue
u..y ul Jmiunry ne it,
. .I ur i'li, ;nenris slid
. i. k i m. ii,r t Asa snd
r I. lie oi tm.mesa that
t rsun sending or
' itlx.ve uile without
1 1 mte.iii ol fiilllig
, uu ii i.i.iri s. we i hi 1. 1 i, iu. i.i an tin in with s copy
of Ibis auisrlienieiit; aa e r osteruiined nul
to sell a single srtiele on crsail. And thuee in
i ilnbicil to u 't rujui-siiii tu c ill jiio pij sews
Wdiit Ulc iii'ii.oy.
UA'VKS L NV1LLIAM3.
Dec. 5, 18 0. 411tt
Utl l-flJ AlllMIK's.
i 300,000 Select Fruit Trees
t'ou I i.i;.
I i Kt t''r. Cllileli. f til
Southern
are tint the (-euplc uf
I.ii ?tortliwcslerii tilstes
M one ul iiteir leading
ii. a elimi.tff snd eoll
propitious f-ir fruit eul.
u. a ihc citiiens ut the
hi, mi. k. ji.j green, una
I r j.u ; n.wii urmer our
ir tiitir siz , hue tlavor,
are iu.iy su.vtuined by
n. rru t-.-u.l.-, si,u the
e i.ncj uuit sent Nor I ti
Jti'i.. ru St. Us durili);
luri ?
litlli
I Tiieat
pri?ii.iuni
j. rm i .uu
...! .N ri
llir I a l-l i
-It' IU..
tl. I I.r ll.
tstr
i me
iirdu.
in.he iiuiiiT by raising Kruit,
i sriiii h.rwai.l in ui un.ers hum cash to West.
.H unil .Mi in, e.. hull an i ti.sy will luruish you
' K ".arke.ii.g i.rcn..r.,.
WL.SlIiUuuK A; MKNl'liNH ALL.
let-i.si or.j', . iri.n. J.'i tl.
I DISSOU'IIOX.
j Tht. Hrni of FtLI.I.NUS bi'KIXii & Co wai
: .lin.,.!vr.J hj luiiii.tif ii un ihv J.i Jdiiuury, lbtil.
i Tlie tiuti.ii-fA vi.i! t.: ft..fi 1 11.111:1.' umurtiiL- nunn
.11 ..i H)ium t L'LLSXjS ic SFKI.NG. nd Ihtj
impf, bv JlUegritj and vlnct aittoiili'tn tu bun.
; litit, t niertl the luiist- pntroingr hirrinfore hbr
itl!j br-tuwed ky their i;utiteruuc tritnrii and cui.
. liiutert.
Tite precut fiiu
Hid the uueertnnty
in (iv I ut tu liortcn
t to fix fflontlm to
ii ottitr I'fif d ak tt.
tirni ol b ulling,
1 uf bu.iitrftn,
ttic Suture
I litif time ot crt
; pn.nipt pijnif
.it ir mii i
IIAKDWARKjjIARDWARE !
A, A, N, M. TAYLOR
fESPECTFrLI-Y i
forms his friend, and the
Mm public jjctiprahj,
that he hss added to hi.
extensive .t'-ck of
a l.rgo and complete .tock of H AR DW ARE, con.
. i. ting in part a. !uli..Ai:
Carpenter. Tool.,
Circular, mill, ero.seut, hsnd, upper, p.nnel, pru
ninj, grallnisT.tennoii, buck, compass, webii nd
buteher SAW S,
Brace, sed bile. Drawing Knives, Chi.se-!,
Augers, (siiulels, HaiuinTs, Hiitehet. snd Axes,
Brieh, pi isii ring sun pu.nnr.g TKOW ELS,
S.w setters, Screw piste?, Slicks and dies,
Hanes of all kinns. Spoke.. have..
Steel biade Imiel and try Squires. Spirit Levels,
I'.icscl L-veis, Spirit Level Vial.,
It. i MaehlncsCJouges,
and in fact every thing a mechanic wants, in freat
variety and at very low prices, at TAYLOR'S
.ru.ire Store ana'l in Ware Depot, opposite the
Mi"i:nn Wi.uee, Ch irioitr, N. C.
uneo, ldo9. I If
Blacksmith Tools,
fct l i H as Ueliows, Anvils, nand ind
sliue ,uniur, Vieee, Buttresses,
rarneib Knives, S' -rew-piate. Stocss
inn.'. I'n.el.er. au -l.-ngs.
ol evi-ry kinti, cut lie
- iiiot tad
cimeh N ills, Bursa, Iruiiot all nn, botn ul nor
Ihern ami country ni.mulacture, est, plow, blis.
ter anu spring Mecl esf., i-r sie nrr ei...r o
TAVLuR'd,
Oesoit.'tlAe .Haniiu. Hnu$t.
Carriiise Materials
li.l Ca:! .pee;ai attention 'O
,t.,cK .1 me " gooes,
uf Spr.ngs, Axie-s, iiufe.,
'-' ""g
ws, Spokes, Slis.ts, t uru.ii rrums, naue
n.is, Lining N.il.. Li.m.-., --all. iiel.Cioth., Ls.
,, Fringes. K.iaii.eieu and Pan.it Leather, .n.
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