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I f l E W E S l ' E K N D E M O C K A T , C f l A R L O T T E , N. C
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T H E N E W S T A l? L A WA t i to change the Jurudiclion o f the Courts and the '
R ttU to f 1‘Uading therein. 'Sectiua 1. Be i l f i .nciK i by t h e General A s s e m b l y
x>f the Sta te o f NtM'th Carul ina, i ind i t Ijs l ierebj ’ e n acted b j the * u t h o r i t y c l i lie j :uu' - , Tl . a t a l l « a r - rents is3 ue<l b y a J u s t i c e o f tUe i ’l-iicc in civ i l chsus, ■b al l not be l e t u r i i u b i e w i l l i iu r .v i lv e niotnliB itltc-r the e x e c u t i o n o f t h e s a m e , b e l or c aotue J u a t i c e o P e a c e fo r t h e c o u n t V , . .
Sec. 3. B e i t f u r i i i e r e n n c t e J , 1 l iat t . i e j u i i i d i c - t i o n o f J u s u t e s o f i b e I ' r a e c s h a l l t x U n ' i t o o n e
hundred d o l l a i a , p r i : u i i . a l m o u e y , o n a l l borni.^, b i l l s , p r o m i - ' r o r y n o t c i oi a c i o u i H B s t a u ' i , nti<l . 'b . i l l e x t e n d t o . - ixlv d o l l a r s p i m . i p u l m o n e y , ui , . ; n a c c o u n t s f o r p o o d s , a n d n i c - r c h a n . l i . e su' .dd e l i r e r e d o r Uir w o r k a m i hib->r d o a c , o r t o r f |K- u io a r i i c l e s a n d a l l ba l anc i -# o f a i x ' y d o l l a r s a n d u n d e r , due o n Sl id) l.i-' t ni . n i l o n e J d^ t . ts o r dc n i n i H i s , a n d on a l l j u d - i i u - n i s r c . i d i - n d lii( r . i n , a n d o n a l l | . . r - f e i t u r e s a n d j . tnal l i i - . - n . . t f X i t i d : n ; r oi ;o h u n d r e d j do l l i i rS : I ' r o v i i c d . T h . i t t h ; s s c c i i o i i s i i a l ! i .ol bo |c o D y i i u c d t o i : i l ;c Ir<*;ii ihi: c o u i ' i s ihi* j u i iit.*n |incuses of le.-s t h a n oi -e l i n n d n - d do . l . i r . - , u j . » n w h i c h w r i t s h a v e b. ,c!i i c M i e i j . r u r t o i h e r a l i l i c a -
tion ot this act.Sec 3. Ue it f i i r ibT CT..u ‘(-], That all warrants
issued b v a Jiiritice <jt the I’l-.tce, lor any dvb> or de m and 'w ilh in hi.-ju; i = di( non, iiccordi;i? lo the provisions ot ' lhe aoivc .-i c:ion : I’roviU'il, l h a tcaid debt or d.inaii I is i*'*'' ujion any t«<n!iac:l, whether by bond or note <jr li'j iid^tted ucconnt, or any parol u;^rt( rm-nt m.Mi.- or eiiri_ri-'d into, and due prior to the 1st day ol .'i 'V l ' ij">, Fhall iiot l e re-ta rnable lor tr'ial 111!, r.vflvc inonilis afti-r theexecutif>n of the s a n u , au l m i ne reinrn ot the Eanjc i f the dcfi'ndiint or :!'•! ri l iritd j)laintitf. his a^i-nt or ali>-rn"y or ecut ing the warrant , o:.c iiiiMi oi
t h e d e l i c i o u s c h e a t .
S h e said slic loved m e , o f t en t im es S he {lave nie kisses warm a n d sw ee t ,
A n d I e x p e n d e d scores o f r h j m c a O u th e de l ic ious l itt le cheat .
I cal led h e r da r l in g , anpe l , dove ,M y bosom’s qu een , e x h a u s t i n g cjuitc
T h e whole vocabula ry of love,A n d , su re , I t h o u g h t t h a t all was r i g h t .
B u t , when I pressed he r to coosent ,T o nam e th e happy br ida l day,
H e r c re am to bonfiyc labbe r w e n t —S h e l a ughed and said i t w o u ld n ’t pay.
F u r I was poor and .she was w o l^ e—F o r I Lad t i u t h arid c o n s t a n c y —
B u t th e n th e fa.«cinatir.g cu rs eH a d more of com m on sense t h a n 1.
S h e wed a mil l ionaire , a nd now,Wln-n age has s i lvered o ’e r my head .
A n d b rou^ l i t some w r ink le s to my brow,1 t h a n k he r for t h e words sh e said.
F o r had wc too jo ined h e a r t a n d h a n d F o r “ b e t t e r o r for wor.'^e” alway,
T h e worse would h ave grow n worser , a nd T h e dev i l would have been to pay.
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i n t e r e s t , a n d a l l lli ni . iy h a v e a c c r n i d t n e i e -OD, h e , s h e o r t h e y , i ; iay l , . ; \ e r.vi.*lve n n . n i n . ' l o t i j j e r
t o j ) l e a d , Ht th<* e n d ol n i n ’ ii b i i u ; ; a^ ' . i in n w l i l i t d o f t h e l i t ne a n d p l a c e o f i r i . i l , il t h e d e^ c i i d . in t o r d e f e n d a n t s s h u i l pa_)' o t . e li i i l j o i ih*.- ;.i i iu i|K'.l, i n t e r e s t a n d cosi . s , h e , i ' l l ' ’, o r l l i c y t i i i i l h a v e I \ v e . \ e t n o u t h s l o n i ' i ‘1’ t o ]) l t -ad. a t t h e e i i d ot' w h i c h t i m e , il t h e d e f e n d a n t o r <ii rnid-.uit.-; s h a l l [ ' ay o n e h a l t of t h e r e s i d u e o f s a i d c l a i m , h e , ^hl*, o r i l u y i-li.;!l h a v e t w e l v e m o n t h s l o r j g c r t o phMi! , a t t!ie e n d ol w h i c h i t i m e t h e p l a i n t i l l s h a l l h a v e f o r t h e r e - |m a i n d e r : J ' r o v i d e i i , T h a - c x c e n i i o n d o n j n . - t i c c s ’j u d g m e n t s o n d e b t s c o n t r a c . e d )iii>>r t o .Niay l . - t ,
Ib t JS, a l r e a d y r e n d e r e d , s h a l l be . - t a yed I ' l f t w e l v e XQOnths f r o tn t l i e d a t e of t h e l a i i l i i a l i n n id i h i s n e t .
S e c 4. IJe it l ' iirl!j*’r e i i a c l i d . T h a t o n a l l iK-bls c o n t r a c t e d Fin^'e t h e l i i s t . . a y .,1 ' 'J.iy, Jt'i:;'), a n d a l l W H r r a n l s i . ' . 'ni.’i; t - / r l i . c .'-.li.ic, f i i a i l iie r e l w i n e d a n d t r i e d aci*or<iin;^ t o tni* j j r o \ i ' i o i i - i»l l i ie Ui*vi:^{-d
C o d e , c h a j i t e r . < i \ t y - l w o , ( ' J J j a n d t h e r e m e d y i u a i l • u c h case . s s h a l l he t h e f a m e a j in 1.^00.
S e c 5. I5e it I ' nr i ln r e n a e i e d , ' I ' ha t a l l w r i t s i n ac-. t i o n s o f d e b t , c o v i ' t i a i i t , a ' ' H i a [ i ' i t o r a e w o u n t , i s . - ned
t o f u l l T e r m , l^Ut j , o r .'''[ii in ; ; T e i in, 1H'j 7, of i i ie S u p e r i o r ( ' o n r t , s h a l l b e r e i t u n a b l e li> .Sju in; : T e r m , 18G8, f ind a l l o f s a i l a c t i o n s n o w pi-n ii:i^^ i n t h e j S i ! I>e r ior C o u r t s h a l l b e c o n t i n u e d t o ,S . r l i : , ; T e w n . j 1BG3 ; PrON i d l ’d , T h a i t h e .She: ill' s!^.ill l o ' l b e a l l o w e d i n a n y ca. -e l o l e v y e x e c i i i o n b-, l i . re ' .lie f i .^t d a y o f J i u i u a r y s u c c e e J i i i y re: ; i i t i o n o i j n d „ ^ -
m e n t .S e c C. B e it f u r t h e r e n : ; c t ( d . T h a t n i l w r i t s in
d e b t , c o v e n a n t , a s > u m | i . ' i t o r a ' . c o i i n t , s h a l l be r e - t u r n u b l u t o .Sj i r in; r Tt rni v l i h e S i i | i e i i . i r C o u i t , a i . d t h a l l b p s e r v e d a t I t a s i t h i r t y da; , . ' ( S u n d a \ s i n c l u d e d ) b e f o r e t h e r e t n r n d a y . It d u r i n j r t h e r e t u r n t e r m , t h e d e f e n d . i n t p a y t o t h e i>l l i n i i!i’, o r i r i to c o u r t f o r h i s u?^e, o n e t e n t h o f t h e d e b t o r d e m a n d ( pr inc i {>ul a n d i n l e r e . ' t j a n d a l l eo-*i3 t o t h a t l i m e , h e s h a l l b e a l l >wed u n t i l n e . \ i Te i i i i t o pK-ai i . A t
t h e s a i d S p r i n j ' T e r m i i i o u ! 1 t h e d e l e n d . m t i>ay t o p l a i n t i f f , o r i n t o c o u r t fi.i- Li< u s e , o n e f i l ih o f t h e r e s i d u e a n d c o s t s , h e . ' h a l l be a l l . i w e d u n t i l t h e s i ; c - c e e d i n g S p r i n g T e r m t ( ' p l e a d a t t h e s a i d fSprin^r T e r r a ; s h o u l d i h e d e r e n d a n t p a y l o t h e p l u i n l i f i ' o r i n t o c o u r t f o r h i s u. 'C, o i . e h a l f o f i h e r e s i d u e , h e s h a l l b e a l l o w e d u n t i l t h e s u c c e e d i n i f . S p i i n g T e r m t o p l e n d : P r o v i d e d h o w e v e r , t h e i>iai i i i i l l ' i l r e ' i u i r “ d s h a l l file h i s i l e b t o r t l e m a u ' l in w r i t i n g , a n d i f t h e d e f « n d a : i t t h i i l l m a k e o a l h l h a t t h e w h o l e o r . m y p a r t t h e r e o f is n o t j i i - i l y di.-e, o r l h a t h e h a s a c o u n t e r c l n i m , a l l o f w h i c h s l i a l l l<e [i i t r t ic i l a r l y s e t I ' l r t h
b y a f l i d i i v i l , t h e n t h e d e l e n d a n t s h a l l o n l y p a y t h e i n s t a l m e n t r e q u i r e i ] o f w h . i t h e s i d m i l s t o b e d u e , a n d t h e c o u r t sh : i l l o i d e r a J u r y a t t l . e s a m e o r . - n b - e e ( ) n e n t T e r m ; o t i y t h e e r . t ' i j .' in t l i -p^ i l e be! >,i ei n t h e j i a r l i . a n d a t t h e n e x t I t t i i i t i ie de l ' en -d a i i l s h a l l be a l l o w e d t o p i . . : . I o i i i y i i jxin t h e p i i y - m e n t o l ' o ! ! ' ' f i i ih o f t h u i . ' . ' i d u e o f t i i e a d ' . u i t i e d a m o u n t , iumI w h : U e v e r t h e . l u : y m '.y l i n d h i m i i i - d » ' b t e d o v e r a m i a b o v e t h e s a . a e ; I ’l . i v i d e i ; i ' u i l h e r . th«il s h o n l d t h e d e i e i i d a n t f a i l t o f' l iy t l i e l i r s l o: a n y i o b i e q i i e n t i n - t a l m e n t , t h e n , a n d iu l h a t c a s e , t h e p l a i n t i l i ."'h.ill b e e n t i t l e d t o J ' t d j ^ m e n l a n d e.\ec4i- t i o i i f u r s a i d i n s t j l m e u t : I ’l o ' i d e d h o w e v e r , a n yd i ' b l o r t c n d e ; i : i } ' o r p a y i n g t o hi - c r e d i t o r o n a n y
d e b t c o i i i r a c l c d p r i o r t o t h e l i i s l d a y o f . M a y .A. 1). l a i 'O , t h e o n e l e i i i l i o f h i s ii:. li b ' e d n e s s w i i l i o n l a s u i t ha vi ufx b e e n b ; o n j r h t o n t h e . ' am. ' , t h e s a i d o n e t e n t h s h a l l b e e n i u j e d a^. a c e d i ' o n t h e e v i h iiei-? o f s a i d i n d e b t e i l n e s > ; t h e r e . i l ’. f r t l i e r e m . i i n ii i o i s l id i n d e b u d n e . - ' s sh . i l l n it b-- . ■riiedoii f ' ji t w e l v e m o n t i i s a f t e r t h e p n v n i e u t o r l e n . l e r o f - a i d o n e t e n i l i .
S e c 7, Be it f u r i h . T e n a e t e 1, T n a l s o m u c h o f t h e o r d i n a n c e o f t l . e C o n v e i . i i tm, j . a- . ' t d o n t h e Jlj.l o t J u n e 1 8'JtI, K' ^l lai l cor.ii.' in co ; i l l i e ! A i th thi .s a c t . t o g e t h e r w i i h a l l o t h e r I n v s c . -mi i i i ; in e o i . i i i e l w i t h t h e P a m e , b e . a n d t l ; e s a u . e a r e r c n e a k ’ I.
S e c 8. lit- il f i . i t h e r i i . ae te . l . T h a t t h e t i m e e l n p i e d o r c J . i p ' i n ; ; f r o m t h e t w m m o h d . iy ol’ \ ! . iv , 18(51, u n t i l t h e f i r s t i h’.y id' . i a n u . u y l . sTo, s h a l l n o t b e c o i i n t i ii s o a s t o b a r a c l i o u s , o r .<iii ' ,s o r t o | ' t e - i u u i e sii t i s f ae ! i o n o r a b a t i d o n m e i i ! of r i ^ l i t s .
P e c 9. Me it f u r t h e r i n e e t e l T l . a ! t l i i» a c t i h a l l b e in f o r c e f r o m lUid a i ’i e r i t s r a t i f i c a i i o i i
K a t i f i e d F e b r n a i y I'J. l.-ii;?.
Garden Seeds.T h e l a r g e s t a n d m o s t c o m p l e t e . Stock e v e r b r o u g h t
t o t h i a m a r k e t , t i o m t h e c e l e b r . i t e d H o u s e s o fLANDUETll,
TIIOKCUIIN andE U I S T .
For sale atS C A R R ’S D RUG STORE.
Feb. 4, 18G7.
GOOD m:ws FU0>1 B. & L., i t Corner Store under Maii.oicn HousCt
\v e are n o i v p r e p a r e d l o s e l l a l l p -oods at c o s t , iu
«rdcr to nuko room for Spi’ing Stock.C« l i c o(* j , S h i n i n p . a , D e la i i i * ,
P o p l i n s , . \ l p i c c a s , F r c t i c h .Merinos, I l o o p s k i r i s , J l r c a k f a . ' t S h a w ls, N u b i a s , C a s s i u j e r e s , iS; ' . t t i i iets, Jean<i , K e r . - ey s , A'C.
A I bo ft f u l l f l o c k o f R e a d y - m s d e t ' l o i h i n g , u t i d a l a r g e a s s o r t m e n t o f H o o t s , . ' ' l ioe.j . } | a i « . i c . A l l v.e a s k i s a C A f . L, w e w i l l m . i k e price.i ; s a l i s l a c t . ) i v.
liUXB.VUM .t LANO,’ Corner Store, under Mansion House.
F e b 4, 1RG7.
SoDielliing Ken and Atlractive. PR IC ES GREATLY REDUCED.
]flcI..F.OO A: S T E K L EH a r e jit!«t r e c e i v e d a n o t h e r a d d i i i . m t o i h e i r s t o c k of ■ VVI XTEl l c o m p r i s i n g m a n y n f t h u l a t e s t» n d m o . n d e s i r a b l e s i i l c s o f ICmpre ss C l o t h s , I t e p k P o p l i n s , F r e n c h . Mer inos , M o h a i r L u s t r e s . A l p a c e a s ]
D e L a i n e s , B o m b a z i n e s , W o o l I ’ l a i d s , B l a c k i i i l i i s ' L a d i e s ’ b l a c k a n d c o l o r e d ( ' l o i h s , '
L a d ie s ’ a n d C lo a k s ,B r e a k f a s t S h . a w l s , H o o d s , N u b i a s , E m b r o i i l e i i c s . R e a l C l i n c y L a c e C o l h i r # a n d .'^eit.c, T i a i n a n d Kn^' b r o i d c r e d L i n e n S e t t s , 1s t a n d ‘J d M o u r u i n " i ^e i t s D r e s s a n d C l o a k T r i m m i n g s , C lo - . k . ' '^eits, l , a d i e < ' a n d Ge nt s*’ H e m s t i t c ' h H a u d l c e n . i u e f ' . Ki , i ( J i o v e s
H o s i e r y , G e n t s ' i ' u m i ' h i n g G o o d s , U l a . k F r c n c h C l o t h ? , C i i s s i m e r e s a n d V e - i i u t ; s . T a b l e L i n e n . l ) ; i :n- • s k . Mer ino T a b l e Cov er .^ , l ) p e t ; i F i a n r . e l s , w h i i e a m l c o l o r e d F l a n n e l ? . b l e a c h M l a n d b r o w n S h e e t i n g s , B l a n k ’ t s . H o c k I s l a n d Ca .^ s i me r i ' S , H o o p S k i r l s , ( E m p r e s s T r a i l ) B a l n a o r a l S k i r l s , i c .
C a l l s o o n a n d B u y .
l I c L E O D 4 S T E E L E .Dec 10, 186C‘
T H E !^€IIO O L,M K J J A N K S V l h L K , N . C .
T b e S e s s i o n o f 186 7 begin .* . M. \R( ’H 6 i h . C o u r s e
o f i u s l r u c t i o a C l a s s i c a i ,, AIa t u k m a h c a l a n d C o i i - u i a c i A L . A d d r e s s ^
Coi. WM. BINGHAM,T, 190T 39
F r e e A d v e r t i s i n g . — T h e fol lowing was j found posted on th a wall of a post office: “ Lost I a red k a f l i e had a w h it e spo t on 1 of liis be- j h iml legj!8. 11‘3 wa^ a she k u f I will g iv e j th ree fchillins to ev r i bodd i to b r in g h im horn.” j
G 0 1 M L 2 % a [ J [ 3 : E l . C : > J L J S l T j .
G R O C E R Y S T O R E .
Wc have oj>en(d a Grocery Store in N... 1 Grani te Row, ojiposiie the Man.-ion House, and invite our j fiiendd lo examine our Goods aud pricts. We dealin I
15.icon, Lard, Flour, Meal,Jlolassej, Sugar , roil'ee, Salt ,Uice, L’heese. Fi .h , Hams. Bagging,Uope. Twine. I.eather, Soap, (.’andie.s,Ti 1' , Candies, U . i ' i n ' , Figs, Ct ackers, t 'hains . .Axes. .Snuffs, Tob.iccos, Kiiive.«, Locks, I’ickles, .Sauces, Blacking, Baskets, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Cotton,
And ev ‘ry art icle of pr ime necessity’ to cheap and good living. We [lartiuulaily invite tho.se buying Ijv the .-a'C lo examine onr |>rices aud tJoods, while tho.-e b t tung by or.]er vvill be deal t with the same as if present. Inb i i e f , we intend deal ing fairly, f.;iei,!y. litjerally and honest ly, aud invite a share of public {lalrunage.
Fa.ANK' TORilAN'CK, V.-ILLIA.M GRAY.
Charlotte , J«n. 28, 18C7
C a sh E q u i t y S a l e .For the purpose o f sat isfyiag the esigencies of a
Decree of the Court o f Equity of .Mecklenburg Conn- ty, made a t Fall Term, 18C6, I will ejtpo«e to pub lic sale to the • highest bidder for r e a d j money ia gold, a t the Publ ic Sqnare in Charlot te , on Mond.ny t h e l l t h day of March next, th a t valuable House and Lot aud premises now occupied by J . M. San ders, s i tuated on Tryon Street, adjoining the lots of Alleu Cruse and F. W. Ahren.s.
I A. C. WILLIAMSOxV, C. M. E.I January 21, 1867. ________
EDWARD FILLINGSla now offering his fine Stock of
READ Y -M A D E C LO TH IN GBelow New York co . « t . I a m c o m p e l l e d to s a c r i f i c e
n i v G o o d s t o r a i s e f u n d s . I ’ e r s o n s d e s i r o u s of o b
t a i n i n g g o o d C l o t h i n g at r e m a r k a b l y l o w f i g u r e s ,
will f i n d i t t o t h e i r a d v a n t a g e t o c a l l b e f o r e p u r
c h a s i n g a n d b e c o n v i n c e d .
I am prepared to make up to order my siiperior stock of Cloths and Cassimeres in the latest style, and at g reat ly reduced prices; aud to offer my fine assortment of
Hats iiud Furni.^bing GoodsAt and below cost.
N. B. All persons ij idebteJ, e i ther by note or ac- cotitit, to ‘‘Full ings & t^o.,” ‘•Fullings, Springs & Co.,” or ‘‘Ful l ings & Springs,” will please come forward and settle.
Don't mistake the place, No. 4, Grani te Row, one door below the Southern Express Office, a.Td directly oj)posite the Mansion House.
J a n u a r y 21, 18C7.
S P L E x \ » I D B A K G A l l \ i $ ! A . j^ i i ic la ir
Is now offering his ent ire Stock of WIXTER DRESS (JUOUS, Shawls, Cloak.o, I teady-made Clothing, Shoes, &c.,Good Calicoes at ]2.] cents per yard: good bleached
Shir t ing at 1 2J cents.
Also, constantly on hand a full line of Rock Island Goods, a t Factoj-y prices ; Rock JsUnd Readymade Cloth.i.Q, cheaper than the Shoddiest Norlh- ern Goods.
Call early and secure Bargains atJ a a 14, 1807 SPR IN G S’ CORNER.
L E O N A R D H. S M IT H ,(For many y e a n a t the {Jomer Drtig Store,)
j H a r in g pBrchaSed of Williams & Cov’er t their ent i re I Stock of Goodd in this ci ty, consis t ing o f
I Hats, Caps, Straw Millinery,I and o th e r Goods too numerous to mention, would 1 solicit a share of publ ic patronage from his f riends ! ar.d the public general ly.
Mrs L. A. XORRYCK, a Lady o f exper ifnce and taste, has been engaged to a t tend to ihe .tlillinery Department , and will t r im all kinds of HATS and BO.N-N’ETS in the most approved and la test styles at the shortest notice.
I e.vpect soon to ca rr y on the MANTUA-MAKIXO BUSINESS in its various branches on a large scale.
Three doors above Nat ional Bank, Carson bui lding,
Dec 10, I860
C A T A W l i A
Fnglish and Classical fligh School,NEW TON, N. C.
The next Session of this In s t i tnt ion will commence the 7ih of J anua ry next, and the sessions will hereaf ter commence regular ly on the first Monday of Ja nuary and July respectively, We are happy to iufi.rm the public lha t the School is in a flourislting cotulii ifn, and tha t the plan of messing, which en- a>iles board to be secured for half the usual rates, or less, con tr ibu tes to the advan tage of those who adopt it, and lo the success of the School.
Sliould il become necessary, o the r competent in s t ructors will be enijdoyed, and no pains shal l be gpaied to thoroughly fit young men fur College, or give them a pract ical business educat ion.
Pupils have access to a good Library, and have the .‘idvaiitages of a well regulated Li terary Society, which is no small considerat ion.
Tui t ion from SlO to §18, s[>ecie rates.Board in families from §10 to $15 (cur rency) per
m o n I h .I 'or CTrciilar and fi irtbur par t icula rs , address J.
C Clapp, Newton, N. C.J . C. CL.APP, A. B.
D e c s , 18GG. S. M. FINGER, A. B.
lUiiliiicry aud Ladies Fancy Goods*>111.4. E Kl 'LLlXtjS is offi ring her Stock of Bon
net-;, Hats, Uibbons, Feathers. &c.. at great ly reduced jiriees. Ladies are invited to call and examine these Goods ;’.nd hear prices.
Dec 10, 1 btiii.
XEU FlllM TURE MlMFlCfOKYAT ClilOSWKLL’S OLD STAND
O.v Ciifiicii Street.The citizens of Charlotte and the public at large
can always have their wants in the Fl'RNlTUUE aud C.N'DiCllTAKLliS’ LL\E j)romplly and elegant ly supjilied, at moderate rates, by the most exjiert and aceomplished Cabinet \\orkmen from (ierm.iny.
Leave orders at Dr. Pr i tchard & Co’s, or a t tlie Sho(« with .MU. Vl*ilEGIv
Rejiaiiiiig satisiactorily done.Jat iuarv 11, lijo7 t f
1 8 6 7 .SPRING FASHION’S DEMAND.
J . W . BISADLE¥’S
^clcbratcd Patent Duplex Elliptic
H O O P S K I R T ,OR
PERIVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE!
S U P E R - P H O S P H A T E O P L I M E ,
M A R K ^
^ t a t c o f iV. C a r o l i n a , I ’n i o n c o u n t y .Court o f rUiin ij- Q-h.trter 6> s)ii'jnx—Jan. 7'trm, 1807. Hugh DL'.\nii:g vs. theSte\ \ ri r t Gold Mining Com
pany.
.•\tiachment levied 0:1 Land, one F'tcam Engine and fi.Mures, 1 Ilor-e, a Wagoa and Gear, and other Personal Estate.It aiiiieuriiig to the sali.^faction of the Coui t, that
the defendants. ‘'The .Stewart Gold .Mining Coin- p.iiiy," K.'ide beyond the limits of the Stale; it i# 01 den d by the Court that publicat ion be made for ■lix' si.cc. ' sive weeks in the Western Democrat, a p iper published iu tiie town of (. 'harlotte, notifying i iid absent defendants to be aud ajijjear before our ne.xt t 'oui t to be held for the county of Union, at tl.e Couit House in .Monroe, on the 1st .Monday in . \ | iil iie.xt, then and there to answer llie plaintiff aeciiruii g to law, or the estate so levied on will be ordei f d to be sold
Witness, J. E. Irby, Clerk of our said Court at Ol'icc. the 1st Monday in January , and in the 91st vj II of .\!!,eric.1:1 ln.li-;ieii leuee, 1 >'J7,
[,-.:-bi [pr, adv, i l o . ] J. E. IRl’.Y, Clerk.
S i a l o o r C a i - n l i n a , C J u io n c o u n t yCiyurt of J'iedg ij- Quarter Hcs/ions— Jan. 'Tcun, 1807.
Cannon k Co , vs. R. G. S. Austin.Atiaclnuer.t levied on L;ind.
Il aji’ieuring to tl.e satisfaction of the court that U G S .Instill, the delendani iu this ca=e, resides bevoii i t!ie ii!iiit,s of this St.iic; il is ordered by the court thal puIdic-it l o l l be made for si.x weeks in the We,Merii i^emocr it, a paper published in the town of Charlotte, notifying saiJ absent del'eiidanl to hr ainl appear a t our next coui t l o b e held for the county of Union, at the court house in .Monroe, on the 1st .Monday in . \pr i l nexi, then and there to answer the plaintiff according to law, or the land levied on will be ordered to be sold.
\\ iiness, J. E. Irby, Clerk of Union County Court, at Uthcc, the 1st .Monday in Ja nua ry , and in the 91st year of .Vmerican Indejicndence, 18G7.
[5D-Gt [pr. adv. 10.] J. E. IRBY, Clerk.
f i l a t c «>r ?l. C a r o l i n a , U n i o n c o u n t y .( it'iri o f Picas .j- Qu irter Sfssiom—Jan. Term, 1807, Ellen E. Arinliel.l vs, Etiisley A Arm/ield, heir a t
l.iw ol D. F. Armfield, dtc 'd .
Pet i tion for Dower in the real estate of D. F. Arm- field, deceased.
It (ippearing to the sail5faction of the •■'lurt lhat the delendant, Eins'ey A. Armfield, resides beyond the limits ot this Stale; il is therefore ordered by the court lh:'.t puldicat ion be made for six successi ' e weeks in the Wi stern Democrat , .a, pajier published ' in the town of Ciiailoite, notifying faid absent defendant to b:' and appear at our lux t court of Pleas and l iarter Si»sioiis lo be held for the coiintv of I nion, at the Court House in Monroe, on the 1st Aloudti^ in ^\|)iii next, ihen and theie to answer, plead or demur lo said petition, or ju' lgme.it pro confesso will be taken and a writ of Dower ordered.
Witness, J. E. h by. Clerk of our said court, at Office in .Monroe, the 1st Monday iu January, au d io the : t i i t year of -\inoricaii Indep. ndeiice. 1 m;7 .
[ i i - o t [Pr . a d v . S l o ] . J. E, liiBY, Clerk.
S t a t i ! o f iV. C a r o l i n a , U u i o n c o u n t y .Court of 1‘tecig Qu'ir/er Si‘Ssions—Jan. Term, 18o7. Fiias Pies lar and John W. Pieslar , Ex’rs. of Levi
Preslar, dec’d., vs. Sherod Preslar and others.Pei i tion for Sett lement.
It appearing to the sat isfaction of the Court that Hiram Reynolds and wife Tabitha, Henry H Brown .SaiiiuelW Preslar, .Miriam D Giles, wife of Sani'i Ciile''. Rachael L .McLane, wife of Joseph .NIcLane and Noah, Livi and Joseph, chi ldren of Terressa' who intermarried with J ohn Vickery, defend. inir in the Court nnd heir a t law o ’ Levi Preslar, deceased now reside beyond the limits of this Slate; it is therefore ordered by the court that publicat ion be made for six sucres>ire weeks in the Western Dem- ocrat, a paper published in Ihe town of Charlotte nolilying said absent defendants lo be and ap>ieAr at the next term of ihis court to be hel.l for the county of Union, at the Court House in Monroe, on the first Monday in April next, then and there to answer, plead or demur, or judgm ent pro confessso will be taken and the case s tand for bearing.
Witness, J. E, Irby, clerk of our said iour t at Office, the 1st Monday ia January , and in the 91st year of .'Vmerican Independence, 1867.' ■ - -et ^Pr.adv. $10J J- IRBY, Clerk.
E 3 3 a c i x 5 i ^ o s s T r ^ i l .
DOUBLE STEEL SPllINGS.
Each IToop being composed of two perfectly tempered SINGLE iSPIilNGS, braided tightly and firmly together, edge 1 0 e.l're, forming one Hoop, * and making the STiiONGEST and most FLEXIHLl], the LIGHTEST and most DUR.\BLE spring made.
They will not bend or break like the single spr ings, bu t will a lways preserve their
P E R F E C T AND B E A U T IF U L S H A P E
In all CROWDED ASSEMBLAGES, CHURCHES. THEATRES, R.MLIIOAD CARS,
For PRO.MENADE or HOUSE DRESS.
: In fact, they are superior to all others, com bin ing
COMFORT.ECONOMY,
l . IGHTNESS, and DUR.ABILITY.
Incinire for Bradlev’s Duplex Ell iptic or Double Sjiri. g SKIRT.
This poMular Skir t is univer.<ally recommended by the fashionable Magazines aud ihe Pres s gen erally.
.Manufiictured exclusivelv by the sole ow ners of the Patent , WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
97 Chambers and 79 and 81 Rende streets, NEW YORK.
These Skir t? are kept ou hand in la rg e supply
F o r iSale *iii C h a r l o t t e
BY
B R E 3I , B U O W N & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
F O R E ia X AND DOMESTIC
Staple and Fancy Dry GoodS)Clothing, Embroidery, Hoo]) Sk in s , Notions, Car
pets, Hat?, Boof.s, Mioes, &c.They keep the largest Stock and cheapest Goods
to be found in the ci 'y.At Brem Old Stand on Trade st reet .
Janua iy 128, 1807 5m
A ] \ O T I € ET h a t u'lU ni:t he, 1 <im a f ' r n u j , n n t ic t i l .
But those whom it concerns and who fail to notice will be otherwise notified is future, sure.
I want all persons indebted to me, ei ther before, during, or since the war, to come forward and pay up. .-V reasonable time, in addi tion to the many years, nu)ulhs and wei'ks that have been given, may be ex]iocted. Afier lhat, look out for snakes. ‘’Its the truth I’m lilliu of ye, jes t .”
J.U1 M, 1807 t f H. M. PRITCHARD.
Muniifacturcd under the formula originated in 1854 aud patented by
B A U G H & S O N S ,Solo Proprietors, at ilic Delaware River Chemical
Works, Pii iladelphia, U. S. A.This old established .^L\^'L’Rli is maniifactnred
from Bones thal have not been burned or s teamed, and it contains all their original or^iasiic matter. It is active in its ojieration. and is a ferlili/,er of great durabi l ity. It docs not exhaust the soil like I’eruvian Guano, but on the contrary permanently improves it.
Previous to 1861 it ■was introduced into the S ou th ern States to considerable extent, and agaiu in 1805, where it has been used with remarkable success iipon
C o t t o n , C o r n . T o b a c c o , & a l l Ciopiii.A trial will convince any jdante r of its merits.
Pamphlets containing well known Southern evidence furnished upon ai>plication to New York or Phi l adelphia olfices.
fis^f^Sold by dealers in all the principal cities and towns th roughou t the United Slates aud British Provinces.
BAUfUI & SONS, sole Manufacturers, OflQce No. 20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadeljdiia.
ISaiEgli Brother?!! ^ €o..General Wholesale . \gents, 181 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK.
For sale in Ch.irlotte, N. C,, b»' E U T C H I S O N , B U n i i O U G H S & C O ,
February 18, 1807 3m
b a k f . i : y .I have opened a B.XKERY at my old Stand, op
posite the Presbyterian Church, where will be kept constant ly on hand fresh H I!H AD , C A K E S , kc . Families sujiplied at all hours , and on reasonable terms.
I also, keep a full supply of
F A M I L Y G R O C E R I E Sand snp[ilios, consist ing of Bacon, Flour , Lard, S u gar. Coffee, Teas, Cheese, Fish, Sardines, Tobacco, Cigars, and all fine Groceries.
A share of the public i>atronnge solicited. I have been long in bu,-iness here, and am determined lo keep up my reputat ion for sel ling good art icles a t fair jiriccs. .\1. D. L. MOODY.
Sept 24, 1S6G. tf
C B i R L O T T E F E : U A L E I N S n T U T K f
CHARLOTTE, N, C,The cn rr en i session comoieticed on 4he Octo*
ber, 186(>, and will con t inue unt i l ^Otb Ju q e , 1861. Pupi ls are received at any t ime and cbii rged frOHi dat e of entrance. Ministers’ daughter s received free o f charge for Tuit ion.
Ezpenset per Term o f Twenty W teh t:
Board, including everjr e zp ra se exceptwashing, $105 00
Tuit ion in Collegiate Departmen t , 2^ 00“ in P r i m ary “ 20 00
Masic, Modern Lan^jnages, Drawing and Paint ing , t a ngh t by competent and thorough iustruc tors .
For Circular and Catalogue contain ing full pa r t ic ulars, address R ev. 11. BUliWELL & SON.
Jan 7, 1867. Charlotte, N. C.
J. T. BUTLER,W A T C H A N D CLOCK M A K ER ,
C n A R l ^ O T T E , W. C .,l ias just received the finest Stock of GOODS ever offered in this market , consist ing of
W A T C H E S .Fine Gold Hunting . \merican nnd English Watches
of the best makers. Ladies fine (Jold Hunting G e neva Watches ; tine Si lver Ainerican, English and Swiss Watches. Watches of al l sor ts aud ail sizes, from Five Dollars t<> Three Hundred.
C L O C K S .I have some of the best, which I will sell a t prices to please anv one.
J E W E L R Y .1 would say to the ladies, come and see for your selves, the tiuest Stock ever offered in this city, consisting of fine Jet Sets ; fine Gold and Eu tmel Sets; Cue Coral Se ts ; Locket Pins, Ear-r ings, &c.
S I L V E R W A R E .Silver Tea and Table S|>oons, Forks and Thimbles ; pla ted Tea and Table Spoons, Forks. Bal ter-Knives .and Cups, Castors. &C.
S P E C T A C L E S .Fine Gold, Silver, Steel, &c , to sui t aH ages.
Guns, Pistols and Cartr idges, and Musical In s t ruments.
The above Goods I will sell cheaper th an yon can buy them in New York or elsewhere.The highest price paid for
O L D G O L D A N D S I L V E R .
Watch Glasses only 25 cents.Please accept my sincere thanks for y o u r kind
and liberal pa t ro aage lo me since my retu rn from ihe army.
Sept 17, 18G6. J . T. l iUTLER.
R. SHAW. W. E. SHAW.
€ O P A R T . \ E R S n i P .I have taken into Cojiartnersliip my son W. E.
Shaw, and will enlarge and extend my business. We will keep constant ly on hand,
Harncs.<3, Collars, Saddles, Bridles, Martingales,
And everything kepi in a complete Saddle and H a r ness Estaldishiiient, We shall cont inue to Manufacture our own Goods, out of the very best .Material, and warrent the qual i ty . All orders jirom])lly filled.
Rkpaiiuxi; done at the shortest uotic« a u d , s a t i s faction gu^iranteed.
Three doors South of .Mansion House, C ha r lotte, N.
J a n 21, 1807. 6m
A general a9^rlioe»t , alwaj« on twud, at Feb 6, 1868 SCAUR’S DRUG STORE.
TAYLOR A: l>CWCAJ^CHARLOTTE, N. C,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS INDRY GOODS,
Boots aad Shoes, Hats and Caps, HardTvare, Crockery, &c.,
Respectfully inform the public that they keep con- staatly on hat>d a general assortment o f Goods in tbe above lines, which thej will sel! at wholesale or reiafl on favorable terms for cash.
They invite attention to their large stock o f Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware and Crockery, and request those wishiue to purchase to give them a call.
j T in and S h eet-Iron W are ,I In this department every article can be found
that m aj be desired.All sorts of Tin and Sbeet-Iron Job Work
done at short notice.
C ook in g S toves ,Of all yizps and paticrns, furni ture complete, n general assor tment .
Fairbanks’ Sca les.We are . \gents for itie sale of the celebrated Fair
b anks ’ Scales, all sizes.TAYLOH & DUNCAN.
May 14. 1866_______
CHARLOTTESteniB Refined ('aiidj JHanafaetorj)
^VIioI4-m:i1v a n d K f l a i i l .The subsc r iber is now mrtnufactiiring all sor ts of
CANDIES, CAKES, BKKAI), &c. &c.; Plain and Oru.imenlal Cukes, for Weddings and
Par t ies , always on hand or made to order.
Merchants and dealers in Candies will find i t to their in te re s t lo purchase from me, as I will give sat isfaction both iu price and quality.
Orders from a dis tance at tended to at i b o n notice.
J . G. C. LEISER,One door south of the Mansion Honse,
Tryon street, <;harlolte, N. C. March 12, 18G6 y
At Ihe Old Established VKUtt §TORE
Of F. SC.\RR, may be found everything in the Drug line, of genuine qual i ty .
Febru a ry 20, 1806.
illE€KI.E.\BURO IIOIJJSBo s T HE
E I J R O P K / i l V P I . A M .
M E A L S F C R N I S I I E D A T A L L HOURS.
J . B S J X E S A t . T l & D O . ,
[2d Door from the Court House,)
Respectfully inform the public th a t they are con- s laul ly receiving addi t ions to their large Stock of
o o o i : > s ,
R e a d y - M a d e C l o t h i n g , B o o t s , S h o e s ,
H A R D W A R E A N D C RO CK ERY .
They invito an cxnminat ion of the ir Stock of
L A D I E S ’ D R E S S G O O D S ,
consist ing of every variety o f Goods in th a t line
Also, a full as so r tmen t of
C i E N T l . E : ] U E M ’ .S F U R J V I S I I I N G
G O O D S , in la rg e supp ly .
These Goods will be sold at moderate ra tes a t
W H O L E S A L E O R R E T A I L
Country Merchants will find it to the ir advan'„igo to give us a call and examine our Goods aud i)rices
All are invited to visit our S tore before making their purchases. We charge nothing for showing our Go(.ds. J. IJL’XHAU.M k CO ,
Oct 8, 1866. 2d door from Court Honse.
iS0 4 >T.S a n dI T SJIITU’S SUOD STOUi ,
A e z t D o or to JVatio iia f B a n J: , C hurlo t te , C.
\ b we keep nouiinir else bu t Roots and Shoes, Rubber IJeltinp and Shoe Findiufrs, we are pref>are(l to .«e!l to our cu>tomers a t prii es “ lower than the lowe.-t.” Having made the “ SHOK STOl lE” a per manent iii.'tit'.ilion, we oovv itivitc everybody to call and see u-, and be f-aliified both as to the qual ity and price of our (rOo<ls.
N. B — Every ari iele warranted as represented. One price to all.
J an 21, 18G7. B. R. SMITH & CO.
W ITTK O W SK Y &{^Between the (wo D r u j Stores,')
Are rcceiviiig a large and varied assoi tmcnt o f '
GrO C) D S ,COOTS AND SHOES, K E A D i MADE
CLOTIlINfJ , ,Which they are desirous of sel ling off a t
W HOLESALE AND R E T A a
At a small advance on NEW YORK COST.i{
Country Merchants and others are respect- '
fully requested to call and examine this Stock of Goods before making their purchases . 1
WITTKOWSKY k RINTEf.S, jOpposite the Democrat (»f!ice, between the .
two Drug Stores, Charlot te . 1
Oct I, 1866 t f !
c;ooD$ AT :v. y . co i^ t. IV ilsoE i I S r o fh e r s ,
( U u d i r the Western D tm o c r a t (Jffice,')
Are sel ling ou t their ent i re s tock of Dry Goods, Hardware, i c , at New Yoik cost.
Dec 10, 18<>6
HIGHLY DESIRABLE PROPEUtYF O R S A L E .
Wishing to chancre my busines.*, I will sell 250 -•Veres of I.AND in and adjoining the Town of Char lotte, {40 acres in corporation) , (>u the Tract there is a gooif Mill-site, 22 feet fall, wi th a first r a te Dam recently buil t, and race dng, and all the large t imbers for a Mill House on the g roand . The Tract can be divided. Ir is worth the at tent ion of any one wishing a paying property, or as an investment. Any information can be had by a p p h ing to the subscr iber. \V.‘ F. PHIFER.
Sept 10. 18G6. t f
HIDESB O U G H T A N D S O L D B Y
S. M. H O W E L L ,Near the Post Office, C H A R L O T T E , X . C
September 3. 19$$
B l ’ f t X E T T , J I c I . W I S & E I S L ,
C O M M I S S I O N M E R C H A N T S ,K o . o'3 W h i t ih u l l S t r e r t ^ ^ ' E W Y O R K .
L i h e r a i . C a s h Advan'ce.-s made o n CoN>it;xMEXT.s.Cotton, Tobacco, Naval Stores, and all sor ts of
Southern Produce will have the special a t tent ion of our Mr, Mclnnis, who llaiters himself that lie under stands handl ing Southern proi luce—he having V een for Ihe last 18 years engaged in business iu Wil- * mington, N. C,
(,k t 8. 1866. 6m
Charlotte & S* €. Railroad.C0 LC.MBIA, S, C., Nov. 5, IS'iS. f
On and after Wtdnesday, 6ih inst,, Through | Prt?sen;rer Tiaius will be ruu over this Road as foi- ' l o w s . I
'Leave Columbia, ?, 1 0 A. M. iArrive at Chailot te, 9 40 A. .VI. iLeave Charlot te , 6 10 A. M.Arrive a t Columbia, l 40 P. .Vf. I
JAMES ANDERSON, j Nov 13, 1866. S ' lper intendent . j
A N E W I
TAILORING ESTIBLISHMEXT. IThe subscribers havinsr nniled ihemselve? under j
the style of ROBlNiiON k GI»AH.-VM. for the jiur- j pose of conduct ing the Tai lor ing H'jsineis, nearly opposite the National Bank, flatter themselves that from ih t i r long experience in the business they trill be able to give general saiiafaction, and thereby meiii and receive a liberal patronage.
C U T T I N G at tended to prompily, and done in the best style. We w arran t al l oirr work.
R. M. R 0 B I 5 « 0 5 ,Feb 4, 18ti7. A. GRAHAM. \
STElVnOUSE & MACAULAY, COMMISSION M ER C H A N T S,
Chctrlottc, A \ C . , a u d GG I \ a r l S / , K e iv Yurlc
Prompt personal al ient ioji to the sale of cot ton, cotton yarns, naval stores, &c., aud the purchase of meichandisu generally.
K e f k i i k .n c k s — John .Vilkes and T II Brem, Esq’rs, Charlni te , .V C ; Jordan Wonible, E'<], Raleigh. N C ; O (.i Parsley & Co. V.'i1111 in^^lon, N C ; D Paul & (.'o, and Uobi .Mure & Co, Charleston, S C ; Wilcox k Haud, A'.igusta, Ga ; Dunlop, .Moncure & ('o, Richmond, V a ; Tannahil l , .Vicllwaiie & Co, N Y ; Purtridge, Wells k Co, New York.
Aug 15,18(10.
AVIlO W A I \ T S A PIAIVO?Several Patron.s of ihe Concord Female College
Lave requested my aiil in securing<»ood Pianos
For their use. This has indueeil me to make ar- ransem en ts w ith some of the best manufacturers which enable me to furnish ins truments of the Jirst clans ii\ reduced ptices. 1 can save each purchaser frvm S40 to SK'O. I’tiee li.-;ts of the nianfacturcrs
[ will be sent to those who desire them, to aid them in making selei-tion.’ ,
t When selections rhal l have been made the money can be sent to me at uiy ex|iense, by tlie Soulheru Express, and a Piano will be siiipped to the Depot the purchaser m:!V de.-ignate. Each Piano sold will be fully warranted. Address i!ie a t !^ta!esvillc,N. C. J . M. M. CALDWELL.
May7, KSf36 y
MACHINE SHOP, d x a r i o t t o , N . O .
in. iv iARTi.ir & CO.,Having removed their Works from Stowe.«ville, G as ton coiinly, to Charlot te , rerpeclful ly inform their old jiatroiis aud the publ ic general ly that they have opened a
Foundry ]V?aehine l^hopat the oM Navy Yard lot, in the ci ty of Charlolle, where they are prejiared to make all t o n s of
c ^ s T i i s r a sFor Steata Engines , .Mills, Factories, Water Wheels, Cane .VIills, Farming Implements , &C. i t c .
• • P a r t i c u l a r at tention will be pMid to ri piiiruin of all kinds.
All W(jrk shall be done in the very nicest style, and the best mater ia l used.
M. MARTIN.JOHN WILKES,
June 25, 1866 Charlotte, N. C.
J . r r B R Y C E & CO., General Conuzussion lylerch&zits,
C H A R L O I T E , N . 0 .
Pa r t ic u la r a t t en t ion paid to the sel ling of all k inds of Produce Cotton a n d Tobacco.
IJi^hest cash price paid for CoUoQ.All order s from a distance promptly a t t en d
ed to. J. Y. BRYCE.W. Jf. BRYCR.
March fi. 1‘>CQ.
Transieiit and Permanent Boarding.
Agents for the Celebrated “ Nansemond” Rirer Oysters, of which a constant supply will be kepi.
T I I E B A R Is slocked with the choicest Wines, Liijuors, .\les and Cigars. B. W. (JROOT,
Oct 16, 1866 6m Proprietor.
N h o a N
IRON M A N U FA C T U R IN G CO., G a sto n County, N. C.
K E E P Y O U R M O X E V A T HOME.
The Company have been at a considerable expense in fitt ing up the ir Iit>LLI.VG .VIILL and N.\1L FACTORY.
They are now prepared to execf.te all orders, in the be.«t style, they may be favored with in their line of biisinfisd.
Having secured the services of the best workmen in the l ion business, tha t can be procured in the South, they feel coufidi'ut they can give full satisfaction. Titc fol lowing art icles are cininierated,vii:
Rolled Iron, iu flat Bar, round and bquare—all sizes.
Tire."Hoops and Scollops—all sizes.All kind of Iron used fof Fatming jmrposes.Machinery and Hollow-ware ofal l descrij)fion.Also, Tacks, Nails and Brads of all sizes.The Iron is manufactured exclusively with char
coal and wood, and out of .Maguetie Ores.The Iron and Nails are equal to any in the United
States or Europe, e i ther for welding or toughness.They are also prepared to make and “ fit uj)” any
kind of Cast ing at short notice. All orders will be promptly executed bv
B. B. BABINGTO.V, S u p ’t.High Shoals, Dec 3, 1866.
W . GOODM AN, o f M issiasippl, A. P. MERRILL, Jr.. o f N ew York,
General Commission Merchants,ot) N ew biuEET, NEW YOUK.
Wc have made an a r rangem en t by which Mr D W COURTS, late Publ ic T ieas nrc r of North Carol ina, becomes interested in all the business sent us from lha t State . He is not associated now with the tlrra o f Bennett , Van Pel t k Co, New York. We hoj e his friend.i will j iairontze u.<.
Dec Vj, 1HG5 tf
fS osiii iern C«>iiipany.The Southern Express Company has opened com-
municatron with ill Northein tind We,'tern Stales, and is nyw prefuired to forward Freight , Money and Viilualde Packages safely and promptly. l lessen- gers leave Chat lotle dail_\, connect ing a t Raleigh with Adams’ Express ( 'oinpany, and at it ichmond wiili Adams’ anti H a m d e n ’s Exjiress (,‘ompaniei .
Letters will be forwarded by this Company to all points S ou th and North having no mail facilities.
T, I). G I L L E S P I E , A g e n t .C h a i lo t t e , J u n e 19, 1H65 tf
M A . M K A C i r K K B o r
SADDLES & H A R N ESSN e a r lhn Pont 0 £ iv e ,
C II A K L O T T E, N. C.
Hides bought nnd sold. .Mar. h 5, l^CG y-pd
The Southern Express Company,For the t:an-[) irt.ni >n of merchandise, vuluabla fiacka'jfe-, speci<‘, b ink notes, bonds, Ac, for all parts of the South .and S )U*hwest, in connect ion with
ADAMS E,\PRfc;.S.S COMPANY.h a v e e s t a b l i s h e d t h e i r a g e n c y a t 5 9 B R O A D W A Y,
NEW YOlilv, where orders to call for jroodi to ba forwarded t^outh will receive prompt a t tention
,Merchandi*e ami valualdfs delivered to Harnden 1 , Kinsley’s, American and Unite<l States Express Companies, for Ihe S-.uihern Expre=* Company, will r e ceive prompt di-pMtch.
For pwr'iculars, rates of freiifht, Ac. Ac, apply at the office of the Southe rn Express Cf>mpany, 69
I Broadway. U. B. PL. \NT.Dec 13, 186,5. President-
“ MEDICAL CARD.DRS. GIBBON’ A McCOMBS, liaving associated
themselves in the practice of .Medicine aud Surgery, respectful ly tender their professional jervices to tbe ci tizens of Char lo t te and su r rounding country.
P'rom a large ex[ierience in private as well as Field and Uos[.ital pract ice , they feel justified in proposing to pay special a t ' i a l i o n to the pract ice of iSurirery in all its branehes
Office in Gran i te Row, np stai rs, opposi te the Mansion House.
ROBERT GIBBON. A D. Dec 11. 18C5 J . P . McCOMBS, M. D.
1 8 6 7 . A L : W A ! V A C S . I S 0 7 .
Blum’i F a rm e r s ’ and Planter*’Turner '* ‘-North C aro l ina’’“ Housekeepers’ Improved” « v
Almanacs for 1867, inst receireil at the 'Store. TIDDY 1 BRO.
Jau H . 1S6T,
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