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&fA A Nd committed 10 the Jall
49, va Of MeckIcuburg County,
iIP on the 9th inst, q negro boy
named GEORGE, about ) or
: s-.zs.-ss 20 years Of age, and about 3
feet 10 inches high. Sad negro says he
belonged to DAVID Welhers, Of Brunswick
CO. Virginia, who sold bin to George Raj.
ney, Who was taking him 10 the State Of Mis-
sisslppi, and that he left at Salisbury. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take him away.
JOS McCONNAUGHEY, Jailer.
Dee. IL, 1886. 24.f
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IRISH W.T.

A Pit. an Cd jaker, and Yankes more sly,
Once riding ogetAey, gsl!o~s passed by
Said Yaukec 10 Pat, III don't make Ieo ifee.
Give The gaIloEs is due, aud where nonld YOU o
aWhy, hans,." said Pt', az es'il' knorn'
I'd be riding 10 town, by ns sell all aioat."
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100 GEMS EsGFtBss.
"a, EN ANANAY from the sub.
}3A Nc scriber, on the 7lh lnst.,
ss&s an lndented apprentice 10 the
I1r Carpenters Business, BY the
name Of Benjamia Chae--he
-. Is had on when he left blue Jeans
suit oud white bat, about 8 wears If age,
) feet : Of 8 inches high. All persons are
hereby tarowarn d harbonng or employ ing
him, as am determined to put the as ~
force against any one 50 doing. Any ore
returning the said boy to nc shall receive
tue above reward aud no thanks.
JAMES h MORRIS.
MeckieHiDrr CO., Nor. %, 1887. rs
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just Received
gsirer Lands for Safe.

TENli IL following tracts on The
sL-<-.lrts II Caiawba River, IN Meek.
@ Iii, II lcnbure couaty, belonging "a
he estate Of Jas. LaIta, dec d.
The ract OF which the deceased reslGed,
500 acres Of good land, boun
ded by the Calae Da River for nearly m'Ie'
under good ence and ~tl tmbeed' eleven
miles North vest Of Charlotte and } miles
West Of Hopewel Church. On SAID plan
iAuon there is good Two story Dwelling
House, with all necessary out buildings, IN.
usually well uulit, aud arranged more con
venlently than On most places IN ths coua
nv. There IS Well al the house aud :
good Spring near.
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GRE,fTTLRr

FAtFaN4 = ~ ltf"tfft 80 tss4
asa uov s. year, Of agc--wlen ia - 81
year, received wound On NY .e't :, 4
bscamt liberated, and coutuutd - up'. i.. -s
Of March last II would occasionally g.
ana lhcu bf,ak out again, bot masi
It sas "a ysry painiul oouditloo, e.
extended 70 large sttr, ard basuns ,st =
| tried many remedies to MAKE sl't
.gcesss. until applied G5uy's iata g..
r,rai, tao pAs OF witch have az e,-4ly Il
my lex aRd rcdao,d II to lts naia.t ,.f id
cure woad have hren n5adc much soo..t
STREETS sucnded 70 NJ dlfcclinas 60 ~
ths ptniucni, bul ui' ale, Is =, tis I'D
much exercise and ecf lertud5r sf
tsaudsgc VI is< has ten nt6 I'd
~ muuths, duhag hish nmf tlt esd
ouch, yst i remains ttH. asa nee 4
n,ss o. inflammation. Ansf hases
.ssf q prfiud ~ Sorts .orc Ss't, ..
aeus n .. a sound ieg gem
LIN = l0itaEa
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EEats. Shoes and Boots.

$500. '- $50"
The above articles we're purchased tbis
Fall IN tie city Of Charleston by himself,
on as good terms as vas possible for any or
Else 10 obtain them. lie now offers them
10 his Customers and all "ho may cali, At
considerably reduced prices from last Year.
; he has noe closed his books aud intends
o sell hereafter for CASH, he Will make
i, an object TO those Who call on hlm 10 buy
W. +. ALEXANDER.
Nor %, 1897. 1Af
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MSnW GOODS
low tor Cash.

z TENIlE Subscriber has
fE1 H. jus, received and Q ~
A pened, his Winter Stock ~
ea---zf of Goods, at the corner
Of FInh.s,reet on Ttycn. The following
articles comprise part of his Stock VIZ
supcr Blue, Black, Brown, Green and Clafei' En-
elish. French and Americas CLOTHS,
Steel mix'd do for Ovsfcoais,
Black and Drab CASSiMERES,
Nix'd Black, Bloc aud Slrip'd SATTlNElS,
Rcd and White FLANNELS,
ezra Black aud Figured MERlNoS,
Bhck Italian, Sinchtw aud Gro De Nap SiLhS,
Plain black and plaid SIX Nelyes NESTlNGS,
Sill Nr>tinrs, Merino 10
hile ana Black Cotton HOSE,
Black worsied DO
Coloutsd do
Lambs Wool and Cotton DO
BuF ard Drab Buckskn GLOVES,
lloskin DO
Ladies white and black Silb do
DuiIla aud Point BLANKETS,
+ Whitney do
+ 81 4 bound DO fine article,
/ Good assortmen, Of low priced PRINTS,
i Bryrn and bsachtd SHIFTING,
Brown and hleachcd DRILLING,
i rcking aud Cheeks,
4 Cambrirs and NusliHs
+ Flag and Fancy Six HANDhERCHIEFS,
+ Prusslan SHAW L., ThIbet do
i Printed >llk do Cha.iey 90
Stocks and Collars,
Cotton aud Six Umbrellas Bale Yarn,
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CoLUMBtt-pEC 6.
cIIARLrsroN--Noy o.

Bacon. Nackersl, No ! /.
B5Cgiug. Hemp, la 80. do
o. I8e, liaiG 10 NO"
r De- Roag. ga12NaIs, cut
Beosaar. - Oats, b
Cotton, Upland, san Rec, pttm''
I Office. rtrs. 100 toy d. m'et'.'
do Inferior, gs98 Salt IA 'a,t'' d
Corn. sll 20 % BUS
hour. Country, to I. i'.'"4 81
Iron. kusiso. 81 ~nta. q.
d, sssdos. oafsad i1ra Il.
Lard, lUai2 Tees N
Mdlasses, Cuht. Boa - FshaE, +
do NO. 81 % Wbisksy
EXCHANGE
Cheeks on Nrw iat- q Per con-
other places attbn Nor,1, q per cent r.
Bill of Exchange on lha North, n. &
Banka On New YORK., 30 days s'gV y,
DO. | per oeni. discount 30 Do. = rr
discount Riehtooud, / per eart ~ sos,
Savannah 3 per cent, die. over % Z, ,.sa
On the West. 90 per cent. dis. tna
Commercial Bank. columhs pa'
Camdeu Bank, par ,t,er eel
Bils Mofchanls Rank, CHtsT' - I'D
Georgia Bank Bills. Augusta ana !, cot .
por cent. die. Country B9tks "a . !"
North Carolina money par
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Valuable Town Property
For .$'alP.

"a VIE subscriber be-. .,.A.ss.
6 iii! 60: :: .. g: :::: g.. :: ::
.szlI.Hi3, lotte, offers for sale his -.ssA.,---
pos,e,,.oas ~ sad town, consisting u the
Dwelling House IN which be now resides
beng one Of the most desirable residences
~ Charlotte, having all necessary out hous.
es besides WELL Of good water in the
yard. Also, two ots, lew yards distance
from the above, on one Is a new frame
dwelling house,--on the other Is a wood
uNd smith shop, on the IVA street, aud
tiers good situation for carving on
me Carriage Making Business. In all Of
the above property vii give good bargains
nod make the term. easy, as | am deter,
1lneo 10 leave the place.
MILES hill.
AagH IS, 1897. son
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ftRAY1S OINTMENT. trSa't
N WILLIAMS 4 bolb
NrrcA Z. ls37. 3a
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ST4TE OF NORTHcAR0LINA,


MLcKLENBUEG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, De.
tober FERN, lo37.
Jos. II. Wilson, ES'r. Of ". Morrison, deed.
James Magnus, George d. L.nas'af' John
Penman, Henry Bluldeil AMI denry lea.
thorn, members Of the Anglo Amerl-
eau Gold Mining Company.
Original Attachment Levied in TIE hands
Of William Carson, and Ia,n summoned AZ
Garnlshee.
1T appearing to the stiislictInn Of the
Il Court, that the defendants reslde beg pad
the auits Of this State, Il il therefore Or
dered, That publication BE- nude SIX weeks
IN the Charlotte Journal, lha, unless toe said
defendants appear at the leAl Court Of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for sad
COUNTY at the Courthouse IN Charlotte, on
The 4ih Monday IN January next, and then
and there plead, answer or repieqy, Jodg.
meat By default will be rendered against
them.
Witness, Bfaly Oates, Clerk Of sad Court
al office, the 4lh Monday IN October, a.
u. 1877.
B.oATEs, cc.e.
Nos. u. i-37. Price ads. = ~
- s 81 r.. ( IL OF N0RTHCAR0ALAA,
MEcKLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court of Piecs and Quarter Sessions, DC
toter yerm, 1877.
John T. Hunter
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NOTICE.

bought for CASH ou.y, lcseihcr siih
large stock OF
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Que half of Fishery. called Penny's,
within less than nile OF the house which
all BE- attached to tals place or not as the
purchaser chooses.
Also
A tract called tie Moore Place, within
two bundled Yards Of The above tract, con
tanning 100 ceres, 81 which Is tirst rate
MeadpW aud good wned ,and-iIes well
-ALS1-
Aaother tract, Gated The Dunn and Priu
Place. containing SEQ acres. lE,, place
ll,~ y Ell, mas !, good headow and god @oo4
iauJ.
The above Iauds viii be sold privately
before Tie tuesday OF ueSt January t,ua
or b. uhsre3 on that day a. AUCTION, 81 th'
/ Courthouse n Charlotte. Ru'u~ Reid vi
sho~ or haze tie above ltuds SHOWN 10 per
sons wishing to purchase.
+ ROBERT LATTA,l F,...,o..
RUFUS REID,
Dee |, ISL Isl
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T'sC0 Cenis RetrGv9.

Nor % 1897
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THRANKLlN lNFlRMARY.---rh public are re
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the most approved plan, aud in airy and most ADM
iahle situation, in the faboug Franklin upon the rail-
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The building is large and most commotausly divided
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and different diseases.
The institution is supplied with the most skiltul anc
attentive male and female nurses, speaking, the various
modern lblsuages
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from tw.
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Terms in the ordinary wards, one dollar per day
Slaves also one dollar. Small oxn the ordinary ward.
three dollars.
/. All capital surgical operations extra.
lhc resident physician is DR.. IL. Lewis, TO when,
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ASANALS and RAIL ROADS-Map of the United
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and common roads; which given the distances
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The Artist, or, Young Ladies Instructor in Ona-
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just reeei, ed and for saehy
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THNHE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus.
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C0BBET1"S LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
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perty, greater than the dsseners have the same
and ought there ought there not, be separation
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TAR JONES PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
~ been in successful operation Tor several DAYS. at no
"dO Julia street. from 10 to Ii oclack, and from
20 m will he continued ut the same hours till Ss-
tHday afternoon when lis operations will be clio ed.
Those desirous of seeing in operation, are respect
ally iayit2l TO attend. "a
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, ,
East District of Louisiana {

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT,}
East District Of Louisiana.
III .timi'uhy sitting:
obedience of an order at this Court made on motion
OF Henry Socket Esq. the 10Th january 1886 re-
curing statement of the monies remaining deposited
md unclaimed i'll the Registry of the Court, to be pub
lshcd spccNn ing the cascsutes ofdcposi and parties
interested of Record the undersigned Registrar reports
the sum OF $I232 10, remaining unclalncd-i the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford 4 Stevens ship WASHINGTON 5l} Is
Deposited on the Registry Aug. ~, 1917.
iclng the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
whom he owners appear to be Bowen & Rob
bins, james Mason, Oon Wilcox, Warrsn
Misrepresentation not on Record.
Schooner i,ebilc rs certain Goods, 537 30
date OF deposit AuG 10Th 1917.
j Smith rs y logh's of wine, 793
Record.
Mitchell ct dis rs Schooner 9Th January, ~ .
dates oideposit Jan. 18th, 1889, Levin Boznan
tlvmouth e claimant ofvcssel
Winter ct dis rs Steam Boat Nnnolron 90 II
date OF deposit Dec. 2t 1929, balance of the
proceeds Of the sale ofthc Ma polcon after pay
ing claimants. Boat claimed by Anderson Mil
lcr, of Louisville.
Victor David IS steam boat Florida, 3 81
date ctdtpost Sept lith, 1881, J I Bau,nc's
syndlc claimant.
Hayden Perry ct ais rs Brib Sally Esther 0
date of deposit, May 9th l%2o, owners of Sally
Esther, j 9 Clark, John I.illin. Richard Dou-
born and II Richards OF Massachusetts.
And III obedience to the further order of the sud Court
the owner Or owners and all and every other person or
persons having OF pretending To have any right, title III
tcrcst demand on TO the said monies are hereby c
ted and admonsled to be andappear alta District Court
oltlc L. 5. for The district aforesaid be holden on
the tird Monday Of Nav 1886 10 e lock H. IN. al the
cause why such disposition thereof should mol be made
as to the Court may seem meet and proper.
By order of Court
ian 900 fSm
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GE Es O. " 8.

II VIE Managers OF this concern take the Liberty of i'll
IL forming the citizens of New Orleans, that they
nave made an arrangement with the New York Com
panr (ate OF obilel TO perform for short season. in
conjunction with their present company now perform
lug IN the city. Knowing from the reputation of the
northern concern and the performing here,
mere Is none that can compete with it in the United
States and in fact the world The following Young men
arc attached to the CONCERN
Mcssrs. STICKNEY, SWEET, NORTH MN
NiCU, ROGERS, ANDREiS, lew, VAIL,
silly, LIPNAN, JOHNSON, N4TEER
RYRNES LEWIS, LOIVRIE, JEFFERSON
LONG; Masters L|PM1N, Dale, LEX, and
J. g. G.. BUCkLEf; Clown, MIR. GOSSIN.
An efficient band of Music is attached to the establish
ment Q-5'Doors open att quarter after G, and per
lormance to commence at I precisely.
Adnance-Boxes, 81 co. Gallery so cents. ma
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Public accountants and General Agency Office.
HAMILTON HALL having opened an flee at No.
Il la Exchange Place, for the transaction of bi's
relative 10 Accounts, Collecting Debts, Transla
TONS etc. will engage to write up and keep tradesmen
hooks, eiterby the month"; year job, and is coniden
in of the respectable houses that he give
general satisfaction to those who may phase employ
him. He pledges himself that all debts entrusted to his
care will receive his hest attention; and from his know
ledge OF md long residence in this city, he offers his
vices with the fullest confidence, the time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of nil
ccpls. Trausations to and from the French aud Spa
niSh language he will likewise undertake execute
with despatch aud correctness.
1yeur Nrr Orleans. Oct0bcr | 1886.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
IA FxrLonra plarc
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ENANCY PRINFS-20 cases rich lish, fancy prints;
II so domestic fancy do; 10 cases blue prints,
III store and for sale by
81 CCASH & co. lin c
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NEW WORKS.
FsNllE NATURALI>TS OWN BOOk-Comp,i~ill.
d descriptions and ut cntic anecdotes of Quudrup
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Cu,Irt by tho author of the "Young Mans Own Book
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INSECTS-Ir
two voIumcs-rol :, forming n of the "FanIy Ii
brary"
digest OF the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscoe, ESP with and references IL
American decision and 10 the English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by Georse Sharswood.
On DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES of the CHEsr--bascd up
on the comparison their phi, steal and general signs
by w w Gerhard, NJ ID.
PRINCIPLES OF PATHOLOGY, AND PRiCTIcE OF
PnrsC-3y John Macintosh, Nj d., from tho last Lon
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The AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING &c fol
December 1853. Just received and for sale by
fl2 VIM Mexican. corner ofCanp nnd Com. st
H.NURNITURE-1he subscribers have received sc,
E ship Shakspcar the following splcndidnc mulIo.
gany furniture which they offer for sale on liberal
terms,
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved Will,
hair cloA blue, scarlet and purple plush scarlet velvet
and worstcl damusk 10 Mahogany french parour
Chains with danask hair seat, II do do do do plain IL do
do do do crimson worsted danask 10 do Grccian do do
hair CLOTH do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
io nun. chains, pair couchcs, everett sand--Al OF
New York make and perfectly new.
IL DUNBAR * Co, 50 TchurDtoulnS 81
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4IKfY 1IFfS 1KTfH HKfY
g HIP ARKANSAS,C c. S. Dennis, commander, 81
~ tons, to sail February 22d.
Ship NASHVILLE, J. Rathbone, commander, 5l3
tons, to sail March 9TH.
Ship KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander, 62o
tons, to sail March 1s
Ship ORLEANS, S. s. Scars, commander, 500 tens
to sail April 4th.
Ship ALABAMA, c. c. Berry, commander 474
tons, to sail January &c.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sail May Cd.
The ships of this line will sail punctualy from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
cut the season.
They are all of the first class copper fastened and
coppered, and were built in New York expressly for
this trade.
:. They arc commanded by experienced men, draw
light draft of w2ter and will at all times be towed up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their ac-
Communications for passengers are very superior.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter, parcel package sent by put on board
of lcm unless regular bill of ading be signed there
for, at the counting house of the agents owners.
The rate of passage is fixed SO; wine liquer
furnished on board. For freight passage, apply to
BOGERT g. HAWTHORN