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CHARLOTTE, N. C
Saturday Morning October 9, 1869.
Work for - the if ontL
and after.soaking, soVin faith, that A Sucker cm the FFs of oH TlT-
the giver of all things .may bestow
upon us a bountiful harvest. $niA
ern Cultivator
Tie liSsca,cf thV Panic.
ginia.
In Illinois Sacker took great dis
like to a foolish young -Virginian
who was a fellaw-passenger with him
on oneoi ine jmssissippi oteamDoaus.
I was on the boat and saw the whole
of , the affair. The Virginian was
f For the Charlotte Observer.
FOX HUNTING.
' Fox. hunting is a pleasing sport,
Id which there is no error, V
Unlike a case brought into court
Inflicting
- A gentleman remarking 'in a; tav
ern that he had shot a hawk at nine
ty yards with No. 6 shot; another
X!harlotteCotton Market.
-m .""J1 a :. ' ' il. '
j, wo poinw, says me w colllinaallr combing his hair, , brush-
Sun have been demonstrated by the . ,,ln'w nr dstinr hWhnots
recent events in Wall street not, all of wbich movements ""the
indeed, by any means for the first gucter took exceptions,-sbeing what
time in the history of the street, ne termed, "a leetle too darned nice,
but still with peculiar force. One by halt" He ;finally drew j up his
is that a few unscrupulous opera- chair beside the Virginian ;and: ber;
tors, with plenty of money, can, at gaivr- , . . v- r - -
any time; put the; price of gold or yMWhar might you be from, Strang-
.tnAo ot veha tovo. nni'nt. t.hV rJpftSf? er ? ' - "
answered the gent. -"f--
'.'Erom . old, Virginny, , I -.s'pose ?"
says the Sucker. ?i i tf, . .
"Yes, sir, old Virginia,", wasi;- the
'Ifoii airpooty high up in the pio-.
turps iiuir. x Kuuuuser . .I
, i . - . - 5- . ' . " ... K 1 . .
. workshould be pushed forwatu vig- j cash means .undertaking to ; specuf j -I don't know'what you me&n hj
OrOUSly. Vrnett COICOU IS mgu j late wim uurruwcu uiuucj,.ww9,iu i iuok icukwh, w. ng-, v
i . SteZi :;:.- LwhenVthere is a- fall in -nr ices to aff- . Oh, nothing "r says the .Sacker,
ana nev Den orougnt up ngni
flfce."
v "It the intormation will gratuy
ypu in any way," says the. gentr pat
roniziugly smoothing down 4iis hair,
"i belong to one ot the Jirst jamy-
lies."
7if- - vaiuiuia,
and the other is, thatwhenever
these1 men do exercise their power,
the small fry operators, with whom
they come into collision, are sure - to
be ruined.
October is fusually a beautiful The practice, . unfortunately so
inonih'for cotton picking, and the. common, of persons with limited
"Oh? in course" answered the v
jrery importawxi wur eAtfhas bonght stocks.
. hng in picng ginning and pact- 8ay to the am6Unt of $10,000, pay
ing ,wiitpay jLndsomely. The corn ing $1,000 of liis- own money and
jcropi in most parts of the South, borrowing $9,000 of some money
lwai;be;sb lender, who takes the stock for se
soonasdtthatne curity. r !
.the -fields. To make up for defi- fall depress the market value of the Sucker. "Well, stranger, beinV as
ciency oi corn crop, we wouia urge purchase, by forced sales, to the you belong to the fust, I'll just give
nnon our readers to sow larcrelv of extent of o00. and the lender eets f vou two ot the tattest shoats m all
Illinois ei you li only una me a lei-
ler that belonscs to Or.e of the second
Virginny families." -
"rouwant to quarrel with me.
sir," says the Virginian. t
"No, stranger, not an atum " an
swered the Sucker, "but I never seed
one of the second family, and I'd gifl
sumthin to git a sight hi one of 'em.
I know you are one ot the ftist, 'cause
replied : "Must have a good gun, but s
M it" "Ah rUaidAHe firstVhbw far 7??- ?' C" 8- 18
- " - - 7 r i - I " ... .-;T 1 . V u uaies at24i on.
awful terror. n i i , will it &ill ft nawK wiuilcsp. o-snot?" I Marketdnii ' 1 , ' wc
' . . :. i I T ilnnl ii i ilml in li ill Till i i iiiri ta-Mot"M
T Pleasure m tne lores, aense;, -, JMf
To hear the hounds a howling. . O - tt..i t ut 1 - -1 rtilAAALl.
And Lizzie jumpmg every fence fthoot salt ftltocrether -T kill mv mn
To leave poor Julia growling. Rn f wkh mv Ithat : thiT m
would spoil before I could get it."
A straw will make an impression
on the virgin-snow : let Jt- remain
but a short time and. a,, borse'shoof
Wn scarcely penetrateH. So it is
-withnheyotithful tnindrAtriflirig
wqravmay maKe ant pnpression on
itbui after .aljewl years ithes .most
powerful appeals may cease to- in
n mi l . . t . l i
nuence is. xnmK oi. tnis ye wno
have the training;- of nthe - infant
mind, and leave such impressions
thereon, as will be safe for it .to car?
ry amia neimneatiiaaiiempsauons
of the worldl " . :
n Ay kind, - physiciad' wihiirg I to
smooth the Jasjr hpum ofja" ppor.iwp-
man whom he was atteiiding, asked
her it there was anything that , he
could do for her before she died. The
poor soul, looking up, replied : "Doo
tor, I have al ways thought that I
should like to have a glass " buiter
dish betore 1 die ! '
With a party slow in rear persuit,
'And one in speed abounding,
4A"WitEouta gun to take a shoot,
' Or horn to make a sounding.
The Fox is coughtthe race Is o'er
The excitement is a dying,-
, The noise of Dogs are heard no more,
"And all the men" are sfghlngT
- They all go home and eat their lunch,''
1'Then some go out to plowing,
While others take a whfsky punchy
? And still keep up the rowings :".
- The Doss lie down to take a sleep,
Aud leave 'the woods in-qufetf- '
I u silence still they rest and Fep,
Aiid wait again to try it. r?
; And when the misty seasons come,
You'll hear the horns a blowing,
; The hunters leaving from tliei? home,
With breastly rapture flowing;
; v Charlotte Monev MArv
KATE& OF iiANK NOTES, &c.t
Thomas S. Tate ThomA. nr
BA5KERS AHD BROKEM.TBTOJ. Stre!?7'
V I t:: i ' Charlotte, N. C.
Bank
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'One always crows and boasts along,
The ballance make endorses,
Aud sing a hunters lively song,
While riding on their horses.
small grain. Oats would do better
'sown in September, but they may
still succeed well if sown at once
'Break the ground well and cover
with turning shovel ; a little guano
will make a very great difference in
tfte yield, i We pray, alsoi that am
ple breadth of land be given to the
wheat crop,1 orVf albert Awe should
' have said, let an ample quantity of
manure be given to it; for a few
acres, well manured and well pre
pared, can be relied on with more
certainty than a large number poor
ly prepared and manured. Plow
deep, but have a care especially
i . " . tV m a r
uneasy ; let tuem depress it $0UU
more, . and he hastens to sell and
save his $9,000 while he can. Mean
while, some other lender, who has
lent only $8,500 on the, game
amount and kind of stock, seeing
that the price of it is failing, and
that his neighbor barely got his
$9,000 back, rushes to save his
money before it is -too late,' and sells yon look just like John Randolph
lhis mollined the Virginian the
hint of a resemblance to the states-
atp,700. ; i
Other money-lenders follow suit,
and, assisted by those who are
striving to depress the market, they
put prices lower and lower, until
everybody who has not paid for his
stocks in full or nearly so is clean
ed out. Then the reverse process,
that of inflation, begins, and the
that the upper layer of the soil be game is played over on the other
thoroughly, pulverized. Asallknow track. Of course some men are
" the wheat,plant ' sends out numer- luc,ky eZu& to e?caPe Athi d&r
'i. , , and make money instead of losing
der firbres cannot force their way
through hard, cold, - cloddy masses,
whereas, :Xhe object of nature, in
this arrangement of roots, is to
make every part of the soil tributa
ry to the growth of the plant. The
manure ought, therefore, for a like
reason; to be thoroughly incorpor-
it ; but the chances against specu
lators of small means are about 9
to 1, and in such a panic as we are
now passing through, 1,000 to 1.
The noise of hounds are heard again, )
The hunters yells are shocking,'.
The Fox abounding o'er the plain,
Where Dogs are fasily flocking.
The excitement then is great indeed,
The bushes all are shaking,
The hunter mounted on, his steed,
Aud all the country raking.
It is a sport as far from crime,
As quakers are from fighting,
As Greenland from our sunny clime,
Or frost in August biting.
Some men prefer to work a farm,
And some the trade shoemaking,
But in the hunt there is no harm,
Just so you keep from raking.
I will admit it is a sport,
Laborious and fatiguing. .
Much harder than it is to court,
'Yes harder still thaa digging.
But then it's hard to those alone,
Who would prefer to trace it,
And not to those who justly own,
The soil on which we race it. ;' ;
- Joh.
.., Wanted. An. exchange says-we
are anxious to obtain the services.of
a large man to attend to the follow
ing kind of persons :
The uneasy cuss who wants to
know 'what's the politics of the
paper and is 'afraid it is getting a
little wrong.
Cape Fear
"Charlotte "
Clareudon
Coninierce
Fayettevilie
Lexington (old)
" (new)
Graham,
Roxboro
Thomasyille
Wadesbbro -
iWasKhgtcfe" .
Yan5eyvflle ' '
Commercial Bank of Wilminwn
Parm aihi' n n1' ...
Greensboro Mutual Tns. Co.. (ohtt 7
xucicuaiits cans oi iewbem
Miners' and Planters' Bank .
Virginia Bahk Notes average about
South Carolina "
Georgia : ?,r
Ni ;Ci Railroad Stock
N. a R. R. Dividend Serin'
We buy and sell at liberal
Stiver, North Carolina Bonds, United Stat
uuuua uu an oiner marKeiable stocks.
40c
86
48
8
17
15
2
2
2T,
45
10
32
2
"88
S
38
55
40
25
30
25
22
85
Travelers' Guide.
North Carolina Railroad.
THE PASSENGER AND MAIL traiv
leaves Charlotte at 7:10 d. m.. ami nrril
at Charlotte at 6:00 a. m.
State News.
Too Much ' Marrying. -The
Liberal Christian has an article on
the above subject, from which we
take the following r: "It is not in
the facility with which peonle cret
ated with the soil, particularly the divorced, but in the facility with
Upper layers, for it is these that which they get married that the mis
the roots especially ramify. In chief inheres. It is not the marry
this vicinity thelargest yields have in? M the.unmarrying-the mar
followed the 'application of cotton ut proper ., consideration
wuwiicu.vuB uwuuu w wnuu marrying from wrong motives,
seed with guano and desolved bones, with false views and unfounded ex-
The wheat plant delights in nitro- pectations marrying without know
! geh0us manures, and growing in,;the mg wn0 or what- that causes all
rnw BMflnn :f,a , iMO'.; the disturbance. And there is al-
At, ! ' 4 ' r Wt '' together too much of such
r , - i Marnag
' jiumimuu jl duwu. uiuuico. aegree. a marriage
Til ' I . !' ' " ' ' '. 'u ' '"" I ii . . . " - m . ! ...
. -experiments: t nave Jf quite rcieariy usually a snort-lived attair, wnue a
man was nattering to his feelings
and he accordingly acknowledged
relationship to the orator.
'lie. you know, descended from
the Ingin gal, Pocahontas.
"You are right, sir, answered the
other.
"Well, stranger," said the Sucker,
"do you know there is another queer
thing alius puzzles me, and it s this
I never seed a Virginnyin that
didn't claim to be either descended
from an Ingin, John Randolph, or a
nigger.
We need not addtthat the Sucker
rolled off his chair suddenly. They
were separated ana Kept apart .until, I Got. Of olden knet lady-hare returned from
tne DQCKer got on at a lanamg near i their northern tour.
1 1 A 1 i J 1 1 I
ins uome. as ue Bveppeu asuure no The Roanoke is on a bn8tM It is out of
caugnt a signt oi tne Virginian on I its banks, and it is feared some damage may
the upper deck, and bailed mm at ( result.
1 . say, OUl V lrginny, rememDer years, committed Suicide in Rutherford coun
ty, by hanging himself, last week.
The Rutherford ton Vindicator learns there
is an unusual amount of sickness prevailing
in Cleveland county; perhaps an hundred
cases of Typhoid fever, we are informed.
The Raleigh Standard says : The revenue
officers sold in front of our Court House Mon
day! a tobacco wagon, one horse and a lot
of tobacco, seized for a violation of the Reve
nue laws.
two fat shoats for the first feller
you find belonging to the second
Virginny family I" :
Compromising Spirit. A sable
Adonis, named Edward Chandler,
was up as a witness in New Orleans,
in a case of assault and battery.
The pugilists were two females of
the same ebon hue of Edward him
l marrying.
Mrs. Cecelia Rhodes, of Polk county, is
one hnndred veara old. She distinctly re-
self, and a little inquiryinto the I collects when the British army were in Rowan
TiA difltnrra.nnA nnn rAvPflK I county, and relates many incidents that oc-
ige is a thing of quality and a ean1. ft, uv.,i,;n,J 9wr dQrin8 occupation of this State
, A marriage of the blood is ti,A ,isWT.ntWm . fKr Knshanfl. 3
Both asserted that they were law
New Advertisements.
Me niorandum Book Lost,
YESTERDAY; somewhere between the
South Carolina? Railroad depot and
the Charlotte Hotel, a Memorandum Book
containing a few papers. The finder will
confer a favor by leaving it at Charlotte
Hotel. 0. P. GARDNER.
STOVES & TIN WARE.
WILEY & GASTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
, STOVES & TIN WARE,
One door below Brem, Brown & .Co's. Dry
Goods Store.
ROOFING & jGUTTEUUVG
done at shortest notice and in the best Style
prices to suit. We are in receipt of all the
latest styles of
COOK1 X O STOVE9 V v
and ask particular attention to the . .
. BARLET SOI3AF, v
pronounced by judges the best Cooking Stove
in the market. We have all sizes and styles
at prices that will suit all. We will not be
undersold. Call if you want a first rate Stove
at a low price,
oct 8 tf
T?resli Fish and Oysters. THE
l 1 citizens of Charlotte are hereby in
formed that I will have, in the basement
room under Uates, Walter 15 rem & Cos.
hardware store, Mansion House, a supply of
FRESH; FISH AND OYSTERS
Every morning.' t ; My fish are well packed in
ice and are warranted to be sound and good.
Call and see me.
oct 6 tf JOHN RIGLER.
W1
The Standard understands that the criminal
shown that, with a given Quantity marriage of the brain or of the heart rnnkrri tn KJti krL Sl1
a m. - J - - t a ill b 1 1 ii i ir ww iiiu w iwiim . - r . w z ii. - .
manure, it is oesi; 10 mate two " "& - est crosexammation iauea to ais
applications of it, one in the fall, ma,a11 Jer clean J throogli, close any flaw in tho statements of
another in the-flnnnw in fnrm nf ? js rn.'-i'i;: i . euner .
tnn nrAiL ' iu v 7 2P !? -SP cor- Why, you rascal you must be a
top dressing. , Another pomt which partm the pther, separation is im- wa;iV' hJiiA n;
YnQV TlVnr hh vrrmnA n.A A m wll AM,A V I TiAOOl Kl A I-C11 tnhnm 4Kaw I - O - . - O J
vn u guCU a ncuwwu. r--r-"" " vv wrathfully towards Edward.
l;nUJ 1 ; i ,i ; i ' t I hair marriarl whan nnlv a Viiirt navt I
iioueu uy experiment, mac uruied M,,'vr v """r"1"
wheat, highly maaured, ana-of rank of them ia- married, when they are
.1 -n . ' it -. ?,.t v? married only m-their instincts, or
growth, will not fall down Mike the their imaginations, or their fortunes
broadcasted nnder;' wmilar circuhv- the unmarried part of them is ' very
stances the stem of the former, f apt to get uneasy and rebel, and
"SUi. VP
'Youve married both these wo
men?"
Yes, sar, but day need'nt fight
bout it, dough r
"Don't you know this is a cnmi-
ing there was but one jury drawn, consequent
ly the trial docket cannot be reached after
this week, and of course not one third of the
cases will be tried. - - .
The Sentinel announces that about sixty
pupils have arrived at the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind Institute; many of them new
ones, and the prospect bidsfair for a larger
auenaance during tne session now opeuiug
than during any previous one. ;
from better xrreiti theyfind a Bedlam where they look nal offenc0f yours
air, is not so;soK and?suculentai tor Jtlysmm; v Sar, replied Edwai
inai; . oi ; tneiatter; -Jfixpenment fn,aM ,:0 inA 'v V V V. ,"
, v . -1 '-" : '-'si . . ' "inere is Altogether too much earaVstlv into tha
rafeot: "' riBg to h
width of the nlr should be. ,On$ young people into the most imrior- i,, tf . . t
thing We feel uite assured of,- that tant and sacred pf 'all, human rela- JQat go V
a; sufficient width to permit work- rtM Hfor.? !$f prepared; for :'Y&?K
ings to destroy the-weeds, would be SS8 me,a t0 as" , tfDen don't say no W about it,
wheal fields are infegted withweeds much of marrying : and being , mar' clt roo g ? 7
"in.early spring, . and there ' is no riedntd it-18 thought by many ; : 7, .
, r, , i- ,i people:somewhat of adisgracefor n. , ' .
reason wny. tne wneat plant snouia Uromaii to pass throuhi ww h.Two
not suffer from these disputing ' the wheri, in fact, the life of many a sin
soil with it, as well as corn or co- ( gle womaff is :poetry, romance, i:ap-
ton under like 1 circumstances. - Ex- ture even, in comparison, with many
. li. -i r.. a wne.
- vepb ttlUUg' mo vvw ' ouu ' nwuiu
parts of the South, the grain should
Hi In tUe ground before tne.,la.t of Lg
TTT nn':aminiiltn. I . Ti
,G APTTAli UOMING bOTJTH. The
October, We hope our agricultu- statement that a gentleman who rtas.
ralsobietie's;wiU undertake , expert- ed through that city Thursday Hast.
time for 1 ie ww vv""od ercnant
be deposnea in ine jreopie s savings
- - South Carolina N etvs
.There are four hundred and twenty retail'
groceries in Charleston.. ' ' "' :';i
Sar, repUed Edward, the whites Skff . & Ga7Jord:" Mmstreis wiiDg in
nrhift avfia enlaro'inif. and lnnkinjTl
Jfii 'iu ? tJ?j 1 c Ther are one thousand people In C&arlea.
lo uuuo o -i i i4rhoSB naDaea commence . with the.Tietter
nave you arressea m. j- ' 4 . , . 'T
The South Carolina railroad company has
just placed on its track a new sleeping "car.
OtisG. Chanel, Esq., for many years a
prominent merchant of Charleston died at
his residence in Aiken on tne era insi.
Thomas J. Perdu was arrested In Charles-
ton on Saturday last, on the , arrival of the
train, he having eloped with another, man's
wife, from Manchester, Va. He left l wife
and two cnuaren ai u tauerpiace.
The dramatic season opened In Charleston
POSltinn tn oah f, T.HA 14 UUBy "?uu,8- . wwu,
, , m Ai.viia.ua., w pine flr8t appearance oi tne worse & uoiuns
wuo great advantage Ot tne local company, in the "Ticket-of-Leave-man." :
piiuua. UD6 Started Wltn a tWO COl- I A rrnn fr1 hunired hehielf ahont two
the plantation of Mr. Wm. Win-
Twelve Mile ; Creek,, .Lanoasier
The circumstances are thus
tLn . " . , . ",-". f 6V v I pnDU8neu oy vue jjcageri appears inat
which was the'
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
"E HAVE RECEIVED A
New Stock of very desirable
uuuds for the
We have an . unusually large ' and at
tractive stock which we intend to sell as
low as Uie same quality of Goods can be
bought in this market, either
Wholesale or RetaiL
. - All we ask is an examination of puV goods
and prices. vJail and see us before buying.
BREM, BROWN 6 CO.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
t. - ' -1 '
XfmHAirOTSRECEIVED
: VVTtfy iarge andr extensive
bwkjk oi juacues iress uooas oi. every va
riety and. style.. ; Embroideries, Laces Edg
IrigSiriserttbni, &dVWe" have very at
tractive stock of Goods for the Ladies', and
will take great pleasure m showing them; ;
ti ii J v..:
i. icaoo uui auu bctj us uoivd uuyiug. ' i
every variety and style of
Dress. Trimmings,' . Frjngeaigjps. Jelvet,
Rihbonsj Buttons,5 &c If ' youi "want' to be
.sure and and what you-'want, go to ; , -
".BREM.'BROWW. A fJO'Sl
. a ju
YV
.circuses are running- inop
.-. , riu uverusementr tne Otner IOl-J weeks ago
i lowed with four -columns; and then Chester,, on
; mimW - - t . : I county, 8. C.
mant, frt rlAHrlA thfl best' lime I0r I ww - "T."r , "v.iuaut - v . m.v xicn I meui, wi luainao ui
mentso decide tne d 1 tQ the gum of $10,0oo in gold to bany Ind- to do some shopping! Jected to by the girr,
aineren w-uuw , v, . deposited in the Jf eople's Savins " the 5lerk askftd if tK'" coupie u consatr
convince, tne people- the girl, Jane Crow, became- intimately at- wTr'7T6 '"TrnWvinn "
best show - ' tached to a colored man by the name of Jen- ! r . BREM, BROWN & CO. t
r.s I n?1Ss an the attachment on the part of Jen--1 : " jj ftl.' wlZTTTw ILitLi'
3 warmiy reciprocated; an engage- i . wt ; tt: rr,T:'" r. w'.
sowing in
Via hoof aaori with n. f.OarBB Bievw Kanb- nt liVnCUUUnr. JLQB aP.nnitn ouvbiunor s,A h a nnnl J i I
& out all the - cockle, cheat and said he would . not consent to have e was amazed by the reply. .'Oh r?n SfSa'trX
'r:. : 4 Wnnce in fT. 'k, sir; unless you will be kind nmT incur
rrJ: ,vw . while tne 1 layer- w.pwiuauon and ro go out and milk tT,A ia '"iwlfforlove,
fLTirPtlv strniKT eolation of bluestone Vamblincr was. raging so wildly, and I rnda T -", iot i ir
nrptlv strniKT fiolution OI Dluesione J Vambln
and Pki.ro offevery thing that floats, resuHipg i sortweh ruin, ,
A - , , I : 1 M nines wa
wuuiry gin rode into New ment of marriage followed; , which . was. ob-
s father. All efibrts of
r i tne coupie u consamate ineir mutual aesirss
her own life by hanging ner-
This is the first instance with-1
knowledge where a negro destroys her
and should be duly recorded. !
WHW ' .,lluul tne mreguUrHcepo4.ihemite.Hous
vf-pila idea .
E HAVE AN" r 'ENDT.F.SS
variety l. of Cloths. Cassi-
meres, xncoiy, ueavers, Batinets. Jeans, &c,.
sewing at , astonishin2) low
which, we
prices..
are
BREM, ;BROWN & CO.
SHOES AIID HATS. V
i2 HAVE A LARGE RTOfHT TiV
Shoes and Jl4ts,-which we are sell-
Clmrlottc & S. C. Railroad
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, - -
Leave-Columbia. - - - .
Arrive at Augusta, - - .
GOING KOBTH.
Leave Augusta, - - - - .
Arrive at Columbia. - - -
Arrive at Charlotte,
6.00 a. m.
12:50 a. m.
6:15 p. m.
Making close connection both ways.
6:45 a. m.
12:35 p. m.
7:10 "
Post- Office Direct ory.
OPKKING AV& CLOSING OF
THE MAILS.
Northern M ail, closes at 7 d. m. : Deliv
ered at 1 a. m. .
Southern Mail, closes at 7 d. m.. Delivered
at 7 a." m.
' Western Mail, Lincolnton, &c. Closes 7 6
a. m.; Delivered at 6 p. m.
Eastern Mail, Lancaster, Wadesboro', &c.,
closes at 7 a. m., Delivered at 7Vi a. m.
Lincolnton, &c., mail is a tri-weekly : ar
rives and departs on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Lancaster. Wadesboro , c., &c., is a tri
weekly j arrives and departs Monday, Wed
nesday and Priday
lieatties Ford, arrives on Monday and de
parts on Tuesday.
Davidson College arrives on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 12 m., and de
parts same days at 1 p. m.
CHAS. A. FRAZIER, P. M"..
J. S. PHILLIPS & CO.
TAKE pleasure in informing the publie
that their stock of
FALL AND WINTER
o s
is complete and open for inspection. -
Their stock of
t
Beayer Cloths, '
Black and Colored Cloths,
Black and Taney Cassimeres,
Vestings, &c,
is one of the largest ever offered in this market
Gents1 Furnishing Goods,
In great variety.
Scotch, .English and German Mennoea,
TJnderware, Cravats, Ties and Bows, of the
most fashionable styles.
Lmen Shirts, Hosiery and Gloves from tne
best makers, and .all the new shades.
; ; xXX ,A -Hats l
of all kinds and of the best quality.
. Bady-Made Clothing.
A small stock of the above goods, and well
made.
... . .... .-. . .. ALSO.
Theelebrated M c I N T Q8 ff RUBBER
CLOTHING, which are the best water-proof
goods made. : ' " . ;VV '
i, All of the above, goods will be sold as low
as the same gradja-iL4W0d.can be beugh
elsewhere, u v
' - Bpecial attention will 1e paid to the
and good fits guaranteed.
sep 80
LADIES' COVEHtNGS.
-"r '--- 1 .Uti.i
"E HAVE A GREAT VA
RIETY of Cloaks, made to
oraer,, and gotten up v handsome style.
"We have a large assortment of Shawls, in
all the new styles. Fura and Mufis, all of
which we are selling at the lowest prices.
L JBREMBROWNCa
CLOTHING. ' - " "
jTTTTE HAVE A GOOD ASSORT-
YV MENT of well made Cloth
ing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, 1 which
tout Fail to call on Caldwell A Bre-
'-nizer and insure your "property m tie
Liverpool & London A Globe Insurance Com -
panyi'."'"' : " f..:. .'' oct 7
"Vfow Is the time to Insure your property
"J. 1 ; against lost by fire. Call on Caldwell
& Brenizer, First National Bank Building.
oct8-,'r- V UJH."
TI. nenderson. HAVING
opened a
. Family Grocery
in the store in front of the. Court House, formerly-
occupied by Major Hart, asks the citi
zens of Charlotte to divide their patronage
with him. : "
Call and see him. oct 6 3m
ing very cheap..; :V.
1 1 '
Y arge Quainty WHITE MOUN
JLi ' tain Houey, for sale by '
oct. 6 c R. M. Mlhh&H
lVroT'CE ! A Assignee of W
ll S. WALLACE, I will seU at M.
.Wriston & CoV Auction House, on bai-
URDAY, the 16th instant, at 12 o'cioca,
one claim on James Wallace's estate, aiid
some accounts belonging to the estate W. s.
Wallace,' Bankrupt. , : M
' x-iV Vt JOHK Ei BROWN,
, octaat" -- AssJguw
uct3
BREMr BROWN & CO.