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DOMESTIC ENTELLICENCc
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As'''NoroN, May 3.
FRoM FLoRIDA.-At length we have bo..Jc
Maj. Gen. Scorr's command in FIorid, IT, "o"'
atihe date otthc dispatches which have leVn way
cd from him, at Tampa Bay, with the vhol. CIV
under his command, amounting, now tina, al ' y
dc,achmcnts are united, to between Gv. ,,I u"
thousand men. Tho General met viii, ,Las "'
the Wyillacoochee, and had >kirmishes with ,L. ~
(supposed 10 be the same body as attacked e."
GNNus) for several days, without beinr ,,,.
bring them to battle. Tiny were fllovnI ="
charged upon repeatedly in the lammocly I i''
the nature of the ground is such O,einp all ,.a.
marsh except the hammocks, or cluvps and ,Lc,
cts Of trees and nndcrgrowih) that il was ,n,.,',
BILE to prevent their escape. Some Indians La..
ever, were killed, and few Of the ,roo,. ,,''
killed and wounded. The General was abou,
vain to take the field from Tampa Bay and to send
dctachments to Charlotte Ilarbor. and o,be, a..
ccs where the Indians might be expected to be- me-,
with.
We have seen letter from an Officer a, Tam.
pa Bay, WHO states that the NANpAJ, E>oo,a,
wary was then (ApriI Sth) still in Tamna b,
where she had been for several weeks that = d.
tachmcnt of Marines from her had acted with nj
LINpsAy's command, consisting Of the AIabau,
volunteers and Florida militia, and in two ryr,,
sonS into the interior had several skirmi>lm, with
the Indians in which four of the troops WIRE killed
and four wounded and some twenty Indians vor.
Killed. \ fort which they threw up ON their Grt
excursion, nd garrisoncd with 10 men, was attach
ed, during the absence ofthc mali, holy, BY $50.
Indians, who fired upon the fort mo-, rlan two.
hours, when they were beaten off with IL loss d
- or 20 killed ; there being one killed and onu
wounded in the fort. Nat Int.
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II down 10 his her--io the ma'ron, tia, she may
deliver il IL her MA " sOn--to the young mother,
hat she my teach her infant babe to suck IN Ihc
afengir.g word UxrrSsE, with the lite-sus.ainine
milk which II draws from her BOSOM" u 10 thai
Young mother who shall be willing to mis- the bitter
ness Of thai g" avcngina word cAw.ncc," or any
other vengeance, with the milk Which, with the
sweetness Of maternal love- She should minister Ia
her babe, il Is 10 be- hoped lie will ncvor have any
offspring; aud II the unhappy babe shall suck
tine spisit of vengeance with his mothers milk i,
what deeds he may perform IN his mature man
hood. II IA revolving 10 reflect But none Of the
young mothers are going To take li's adsiee-that
| am sure Of Aud If the Democracy Of America
shall be willing to accept the legacy, which the
gentleman from Missouri j, so bouniilly desrou.
of bcqncal ng to them, and 10 improve il TO the
degree of which it is susceptible, fear some future
advocate OF monarchy may find cause 10 remcm-
Der aud apply to MS the coniempiuous language
which the lofyi,m Of Swl, has applied 10 all de-
mocrttic States" that an nsafIing popnlacc l.
is own dupc-a mere undcfw0fhcr, and a pur-
chaser in trust for some single tyrant, whose state
and poa or they advance TO thef own ruin, with
a. blind an instinc, those that die witt,
weaving magnificent habits for beings Of a nature
superior 10 their own" And, >ir, | venture to
warn my counirymen, that ittliey would avoid the
rcproach Of being dupcs, they must never indulge
the valn-g glorious Imagination that they are inca
pablo OF being dculcd that they must distllst and
watch their agents, disir>t and watch themselves,
watch their Constitution, their laws, and cs-
pccially their public treasure, upon which the ghs
they dearly value essentially depend.
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Sr. AUGUSTINE, ApriI l3.

ST. AUGUSTINE, April ID.
Private Letter. On account Of the Indian war,
our city is in "A drPlorable state. We are dr,.r-
ted by all the strangers, and many of the inhaJ.
tant, are on the point of quitting Us. Provision,
are scarce and very high priced. We have M
means of defending ouScvcS, our arms having been
taken from us, about 30 L. $. troops left to pro.
tect city without tortlcaton, and entirely open
to a savage aud cunning foe. should not be az
toniShed at the Indians attempting 10 burn euf
CITY, should the war not be Terminated this STA.
son. 1t will be impossible i'r the troops to con.
tinuc IA months longer in the couotrv-thcy will
have to fall back and let the Indians do as they
please until NEXT November.
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which If would require to submit the care TO the
de- sion Of the President Of the United States,
migt plogc fatal to large portion oi the frontier
inhabitants, have determined to solicit oil your
E.xcclleney a brigade 10 consist Of two or three
battalions oil volanteers--ns many 10 be mounted
MS praciieabe--to repair IL this place as soon as
may be convenient, by companies or hatiaIlons
TO receive lhcir ann, and camp equipments nj
New Orleans and b on Rouge. There may be
eiah OF ten companies TO a battalion
Should llr war in Texas be brought 10 close
without tie unprecedented Indian hostlllties, the vo-
luntccrs will bc discharged forthwith.
With perfect respect, | have the honor TO be
Your obedt scry't,
(SiencD EDMUND p. GAINES.
Mijor General Commanding.
To His EscrlIcncY, EDWARD d. WHITE,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, \. Or
l,ans
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j. Some Mexican, had indeed hc.a

cd. Some Mcxicans had indeed bee, ~.
they we're going In DIN Houston "' ori
Santa Anna was al San Antonio ~, H.
slant. Gen. Houston ut Gross W., IN
Brasos, on the 9TH, with 25oO men. H. . " lhe
my horses, for cavalry of 800, T., aitarL - 'as-
,anced guard Of the enemy, cncann,J ''e . al-
% miles OF hini; and he lad open comm, ."nim
with the gnll-"lencc he was stumbled n;.I a'oa
visions by the Yellow Stone and other ,,,a,, Plo
The next arrival may turn the tlnos If .,"''i'
favor al the Texans. 0'l IN
Gei efal Gaines WAS IT " lknsou'>e,ca
on the Sabine, with Goo L. s. ,roops anj P"eh
daily expecting reiniorcements from For, r., Wa.
There ~as not the slightest apprelen,io, "s
attack on hlnl-Wliaevcr he does will l.. " an
ollcnsivc,-lo prevent and protect. y" u'
The Uobiie Wtrc0ntkc .idttrtiser of u.
says We understand General Gaines l,as ION
patched Cap. Hitchcock 10 Santa Anna 10 ues'
tain whether lie has invited the Indians fro "'et'
side the olndary Inc between the Until ulh
and Texas, to assist him in the war he i N'''fs
with the Texans. He gocs of cours. .;. s''e
flag of the United States to protect him S ',e
that not be respected, Santa Annals da,s 1"ou'a
numbered and their sands but few VIII De
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fgilli. subscriber respectfully informs l,ls friends
rhvsitans, country merchants and the publ
gcncralls that his spring supply Of Dl|l G-, MED
ltINE~. Ac. has nov arrived. HIS stock Is very
extensive embracing nearly all the N'm Remedies,
Patent ieGieincs Chemicals, Sc. purchased by him
sell in the Northern Cities. all ot which lac eau Re
commend ~ being fresh and genainc.
The following conpfl,co part OF his assortment
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Cop ARTNERSs8sP.
YsNllE subscribers have entered into Co-part-
L nership under the firm Of
yAII, a. YAWCny


For tho purpose of carrying on the Tailoring
Business in all of its hranches-and they hope that
by strict attention 10 business and disposition to
please they will merit share of public patron
age.
ii. HALL returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public generally for the liberal en-
enlargement lac has received. and soicts con-
ttnuation OF their tavours in the new firm of Hall
~ lancey, opposite ID. Il. Lyman's Apoihecary
Store on Bank Square.
HALL * IANCEI.
.lvri! is I'm If
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PAINT SiAUD'cTxs

10 barrels inseed Oil,
) do Spirit, Turprnine,
100 kegs lcwi,'s White Lead III Oil, No. ! and
No, l. pure,
500 lbs. do do do Dry,
1000 lbs. Spanish Brown,
1000 lbs. Venetian Red.
500 lbs. Lamp Black. English and American,
200 lbs. Red Lead lOO lbs. l.,tharsc,
lOO lbs. Chrome, Green and Yellow
% doz. superior Salad Oh,
> bbls dn do
Ground aud d.y Nrrgrls, Sugar of Lead
TIMBER aud Stone Ochrc,
Gold Leaf, Gold and Silver Brozc, Paint
Hln.hre. &c.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TNllE subscribers have associ,ted themselves 10
l. gethcr, in III. Goods Business. under the s!'
and firm of ROlALI, YOUNG & co.
JOSEPH f.. RONAl.L,
JNO. W. YOUNG,
JNO. &. MEEM.
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NEW STORE.

NJ f. are now opening, one door below the Damn
w and opposite Mr.. John X. ID. Paynes Auon"
Store, our FIRST assortment Of GOODS, consso''
n their different varieties, of
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COPY.
llr.p QrAnruEs, WESTERN DEPARTMENT, !
NAchiiochcs. La. Sth April. 1870. |

NachtochcS, La. 9Th April, 1870. J
Sn-'rhc war in Texas, which has OF late as
sumcd a sanguinarr and savage aspect, has indu
ced the President of the United States 10 require
considerable augmentation OF regular force to be
concentrated upon this section of the national
frontier 10 which my attention has been paticu-
Iarly directed. lie deems it to be the duty of the
United States to remain entirely neutral, and TO
cause their neutrality To be respectcd-pcacdbfY
If pr0rfic0blc -torribiV II nffrSSarV.
The 23d article Of the Treaty. with Mexico re-
qnrcS both the contracting parties 10 prevent by
force all oStllitieS and ncursions ON the part OF
the Indian nations living within their respective
boundaries, thai the United States of America
will not suffer their Indians to attack the citizens
of the Mexican States, Nc."
The provisions OF this article | am particularly
instructed to TO be enforced, and have, pur-
suant To instructions, taken measures to make
known to the various Indian tribes inhahtine thai,
portion Of the United States bordering upon the
Mexican territory, ON the waters of the Red and
Arkansas rivers, the determination of The govern
mcnt to prevent any hostile incurSion into Texas,
and have directed that the Chiefs be called upon
TO nculcae upon their people the necessity OF
carefully ahstaining from any violation OF the IL
hovc mentioned cngagrmcntS-and have morco-
Yer informed them, pursuant To the orders of the
President, that nil not hesitate to use the force
at my disposal TOR The purpose Of preventing any
s"ch designs.
have learned from several OF our citizens en-
tlllcd to credit, that one Manuel Flor 5, a MeSi-
can Spanlard. but Tor several years past citizen
OF " Spanish town IN this State, near the Sabine
Ridge, has been lately commissioned by persons
protesting to act by the authority of the Mexican
Government, for the purpose OF cn'iclng the In
dams in the western prairies our side of the
hpunIlrN lin Ia in tlp war of Ntrr
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The accounts received yesterday from this coun-
try are oi d more favorable nature, and negative
IN part the previous runorS relative to Nacog To-
chcs. 1t is true, that that town had been desert
cd on the report that the Indians and McXicans
were making descent on ii but it was rot at
ached AID DESTROYED. Colonel Quitman contin-
ned there with POO men and the Texans having
conveyed hclr families east OF the Sabine return
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springs 4 Dinkins.

TNllE death Of Mr. Dinkins d.ssoIves the
IL above firm, and renders It necessary
for al! Persons having any DEMANDS a
galnst the concern, 10 present them Tor pay.
meut; and all those indebted to The firm,
are requested 10 make speedy pigment
All apan accounts not closed by " CASH
or NOTES" between this and next April
viii be put 10 suit. The situation OF the
concern viii not admit of long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Sqrririag Paratr u Springs . Dinkins.
Charlotte, 2-th Oct. 30,
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.HISCELL.E.N.EOUN.
On sickness MRS. slsoURsEr

On sickness MRS. sIeoURsEE
Nnen sudden sickness chains my frame,
And takes my Joys away,
Or tossing IN the grasp Of pain
On restless couch Law.
Thou, " ho keener pang didst bear
OnEalyary's torturiug tree.
CIV, ylgor TO my feeble faith
. Lord, remember me.
Rend out the strong and rooted sins
That 10 my bosom cling,
And wound the tender plants Of peace
With their enyenon'd sting.
Nor let of sickness and Of quit
Nv double burden be-
Come as the healer OF my soul
q Lord, remember me.
o Thou alone, to whom is known
How long have 10 live,
Show pity on my deep distress,
Though man no help may give.
Proporlionec 10 my pressing Desd,
Let thy compass lons be,
will not shrink ii thou art near
q Lord, remember INC.
II far aw-y from home and friends
Thou calnsi me nov 10 die
Smooth now the pillow tor ms head
And every want supply.
A sull,en and sinful man,
Unto Thy cross ! flee,
And whether lie or death be nine,
Q Lord, remember me.
Hartford, June 3Oth, 1886. L. II ;
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DYSPEPSIA
LIVER COMPLAINTS,

HNHE PATENT NEGLTAbLE MlDlcrr
II SToMAcHICE III hErATIoA, tom
by chy meal analysis and synlbcsis u sn
raj proTimGie vegetable principles, are "
sersally Acknowledged TO have tolalb !.
cllpsed the pfetensIons OF every other reos
DIV, and superseded the Necessity Of c,-
other mode o, treatment Wherever the st14
diseases are found TO exist, as we'll as 10 q,
largemen, OF the Spleen and n Jdtndic,
Among the symptoms OF Dyspepsia Ia
LAYER complaints, are falulency souiga
OF BURNING 10 the stomach, melaGohoi,.
rtablliiy, disagreeable taste 10 the uoca
reaiirregulafIy OF appetite, which lssat
times yoraciuus, and at other times grtl
" deficient THIRST, ielld breath, nsu~L
weakness Of the stomach. acid efuclaiioa.
palphai,Un, droWsincss, ifregulaniS q J,
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter uess
pain ~ the head, dizziness or vertigo. CO
lusion OF mind, attended with loss Of usge
~, a gna~tng IN the stomach "a hen IN,
chlllincss, ati,s,lon OF SIGHT and hcanf.
PAIN end weakness N the back, lauguar /,
IurIed sleep, cold trrI aud hands, lrrrs.
uncaslncss ~ he throat, cough, pam IN Ia
ste OF breast, &c.
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I" Miss Sally--darnaiion y
az hat dye say, Mr.. Baker =
"Darnatlon
"Oh though, you spoke to me-" Sal
" picked up the tongs and laid the brands
together.
What d'you think of getting married,
Miss Sally /"
odd sou speak TO me, MIR. Baker =
"Cerlalny dld--there's nobody else TO
speak to, as see" said JOSIAH, looking
round the room.
Sally now began 10 color up, her throa,
swelled. aud she reminded JOSIAH OF one Of
his turkeys, and thus furnished him with
topic of conversation.
(" Miss Sally, do you love turkey :"
Yes"
$50 do !" said JOSIAH.
(Which do you like bes, on It, apple
sauce OF cranberry J"
Cranberry
$50 do l." said Josiah. Which do YOU
think is the sweetest, Sally, honey or ma
pie sugar !"
Honey"
Thunder we're as nigh alike as two
punkus. Now, sally, III tell you what's
the sweetes, thing IN natur-lts YOU.
"Noa be still, Mr.. Baker; mother says
praise 10 the face is open disgrace.
He nov drew his char clos r up 10 hers,
for, as be told his SISTER afterwards be be.
gan to get has pluck up. Sally, says he,
whats the sign when any body treads on
your toe
1t IS sign they love YOU. Oh Mr..
Baker, you've mashed NY foot all 10 pieces.
pom tins he threw his arms around her
neck, aud gave her such smack as Sally
Jone- got when old Ms. jones thought her
bottle OF empt'ins had burst.
What's the matter ml dear y SAID the
squire who was awakened Oh, of a sound
sleep By his wlte jumping up N the bed.
No,hln,' SAID she, unly ! heard a
cfacAla' lust aoa. thought al first 'tsas
your shootin' gun ven, oil bat guess II )
only the frost CONN out OF The ground.
At the mention VI the gun, the squire
90, out OF bed, aud opened the door into the
sitting room. Sally, are YOU up W hat
noise vas that
"T@as-'luas J,s, shu, the from, door
that, all the noise heard.
Well, you'd better pot the nal over the
latch and 20 to bed.
The next morning the old lady gave Sal
~ a severe scoIding for sammiug the door
50 hard y hen the people we're asleep.
That interesting luienlrs and above all,
that paftng Kiss, VAS nor. than sail, Jcp-
son could stand unmo,td; and on the next
SuudIS, shru she uenl to church, aud .o,
q SIS Nlnk aud nod from Josiah, for her
life she couldn't tell whether She had a
heart left among her goods and ch4iieIs,
although she trrd ali meeting Tune 10 de.
eide the doubt josiah repeated the kiss
on that very evening" and performed more,
tor he popped the alternative, and had the
satisfaction to sec Sally blush, an lntalhhle
symptom that hts question had gone straight
to her heart, aud caused II 10 ilood Der
cheeks.
The parson blessed the happy twain, and
they became one hesh very much to the
delight u oil the lovers OF thanksgiving
daullcs, shu 10 that union ioresa~ ger
peIuation Of JOSIAH lIcosupa fab!e bfted u
turkles.
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NOTICE.

THE Coparlnershlp heretofore existing
IL under the firm OF Smith, Wilams d
Boyd, Is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent.
All debts due the firm will be collected,
and all responsibilities incurred by IT will
be paid by Messrs. Williams d Boyd, who
will continue the business at the old stand
and IN the usual way.
+. L. SMITH.
H. b. WILLIAMS,
Nor. |, 1886. ]. y. BOYD.
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable .tKtI.fsiiiOus Pilk,
Are The cbeal<.si anu mosl approved Fam
ily Medicine ever otirr,d 10 ths Pub

IL, Medicine ever oitrrd 10 TIE Pubt
lhct are extremely maid IN ;ue,f uf~ralRc /
neither causing ackurss 81 the Il mach, %
any unpleasant sensation tn the =, sleo Il I
Is too lrrquenilS ,hr resaI, tom m,d,,ytt
given 10 ac' upon II. t-g~es. lhcs ac'p.
cdhcally upou the Liver, ~hcn "a lTA
condition, carrying 1T a large quaplla
bile, through tbs Influence "a the fttefwsl
function, Nhich. II suffered to remain IN ,s
system, ~ould produce either Jluu.lcr,
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever. Fever
AEuc, 80 some other gr,c,iuus le..,ly At.
uun. In all cases ot topor 81 tie uuats
,hey act like = charm. In recent cas-
Dyspepsia, tiiek are crftau cure. Ma-l
persons Who ~erc suhFct 10 Nlul,u, alia,JI
OF SICK headache, have been u uch lsnefr,.
and several perfectly currd IN lev seq
b, their u~e. 1hry ar hight, r,eomue..
cd as "a preventative and cutc d Hlliaus .
plants. Pefzot.s @ho sfr subject 10 ga.
distressing complaint, ~ea SICKNESS. rs u,.
lng portion or two 81 ttcm ic~ days gf.
uous to cmbafkIug oa board the ,rsscI, y
be almost certain to escape IT. Fcfl 81
can use them a, all pcrtod-, without luogt.
flog any RISK. 1hetr virtues ~ti rtuas
ln'mpalrcd for years ~ any climate. Sol
family should BE- without these Pills a po'.
uua ct them, taken OCCASIONALLY would =
the means % preventing much suffering iroa
sickness. IL Is irom eject Of keeping "
a regular perlstaltlc action Of the dom7H
and bowels, titus suffering to BE- abs0rsI
and mingled with the blood, unasslmlaiy!
fluids, that most diseases are produce.
DR.. L. feels confident that no person va
gives these Pills a fair trial, will ever a.,a
feel wiling to he without them. The ~
umony Ut thousand. speaking IN the hlgs.
est terms OF tholr efficacy, might be ADDED |
but the very high reputation Dr.. 7. has 81.
CURED rs the inventor Of the " Patent Veg.
table Medicinal St0machica t Hepaiica,
Tor the core OF Dyspepsia and Liver con-
plants, IS thought suiiiclcn, guarantee 10
those wishing 10 make q trial Of their W.
tues. laey contain not a particle OF Mer'
curry, or any ingredient that docs no, icl "a
harmony with health and oppose disease.
Dr. J. having been educated under rho
most eminent American aud European Med.
zeal professors, and pracllced his proiesslcn
many years IN the South, where diseases d
The most obstinate character prevail, con-
sIders himself well qualified to Judge On tho
nature OF diseases incident 10 warm climates.
Prepared by Josrrm PRIrSrLY PrTEEs
". ID. L. Il. {. p. VI. at his Institution ior
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means d
vegetable remedies, No. l2g Liberty street,
New York, inventor and sole propneIof /
Zach box contains forty Pills, Price 80
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold i
Charlotte BY Smith & Williams; IN Con-
cord by p. b. BarrInger, and in Salisbury |
by John Murphey, where numerous cerh'
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen. /
JOS. PRlBSrLY PETERS
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ANOTHER GRE.FTCERE,

Hatflgh, SfWsWbT ~, l@9b.
| an noH - years u agc--NAcu 10 my I,ih
year, | received wound on ny len liz, vtieh
brclmc liberated, and continued 50 until tie itsl
Of March last II souid oecasioUa.iy beaI Up,
and then break out again bat u.os. OF the time,
u was N very painful condition, the sore having
extended b large szf, and become very deep.
tried many remedies to make cure, Nt,hout
success until applied Gray'a iar1luab!s ONT.
meHi. tao pols Of which have eiregually cured
my leg and reduced 1t 10 ITS natural size The
cure would have been made much sooner, had I
strictly attended to the directions for the uss Of
the Ointment but thus failed 10 DO, " hills | look
much cKereisc, and very importantly used tight
b4ndage My lex has been we!l Tor more than
s,H months, during which time, have walked
much, yet II remains firm and tree from ell sore.
ness OF Inflammation After having been aii.sesrd
for period OF forty one years, nos ENJOY the
benefit Of a sound leg again.
LEWIS HOLLOMAN.
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The Subscribers respectfully inform their
old friends and customers that they will
still carry on the Mercantile business under
the firm of Williams d Boyd-who take
this opportunity Of rendering their thanks
to all who have heretofore pa,ronlzed them
and now inform them that they are now
receiving ;helr Fall and Winter supply of
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Returns his gTelelul thanks to MS friends
and customers for their liberal Patronage
10 the above firm, and informs them that
be vii continue TO carry on the business IN
bis own name, at their former stand, the
Brick Corner, where he has Just recely.
Cd, and IS now opening, large and general
assortment OF
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& Kitchen Furniture
some bedding and bedsteads,
One Horse,
One Colr and Calf,

One Horse,
One Cor and Calf
and a number Of articles not enumerated.
Taklng into consideration the very nd.
vantageous situation Of this Valuable Esta.
bIlshmen,, he is fully Ius,tiabIe IN saying 10
the public, and to such IN particular, who
wish TO purchase Town Property Of this
kind, 10 give him a call soon, as bargain
may BE- gwen, and private sale preferred
for the house and lot-good and sufficient
title gwen thereon.
Terms Of sale made known on the day
of sale.
NATHAN BROWN
Charlotte, Nor. %, 1886. t25
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-16

Nv stock Of LUMBER, consisting of
Ash plank, some Pine aud Poplar, and l.
or 1900 choice river bolton Oak Spokes.
Also
TOOLS of every description, Wood
Shop and two sets Smith Shop Tools, Of an
excellent quality, together with
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-16
WILLIAM w. GRAN>
s.N'E.fLI.lHLE
Oh 4 ME Y,
For lcer>. TuInours. &c,

Can nor BE- Obtained y The Patc.tee, u! The
Office Of The Raiash Register.
Single Pot, dolIar--One dozen, Q dollars.
NII.LIAd " GRAY.
Raleigh, October "a, lsJb. I5u
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-16
For sale,

An excellen, PIANO FORTE, warran.
n ted a good Instrument, and been IN
use hu, short time. Inquire al this office.
Nor 22d, 1885. 2lu