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D,nrY CAROLINA LoAN-The New York
Had Of Saturday has the following paragraph !:
1--WE learn that bids TO The amount of two
;II;on five hundred thousand dollars were made
rn- The North Carolina loan of five hundred thou
sond dollars. The principal bidders were from
This CITY. The following awards were made at an
average of four and quarter per cent. premium {.
Gobn Thompson, o. New York, S235,OO0; Cam
mann. Whltehuuse & Co., S125, 900; Carpenter,
Vermve d Co., $40, 900; J. q. Lash, S25, 900 /;
and others"
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The Widow Of Alexander Hamilton has reached
the great age of ninety five, and retains in an as
onishing degree her faculties, and converses with
much of that ease and blilIiancy which lent so
peculiar a charm to her younger days. And then
the old lady, after passing the compliments and
congratulations Of the day, insists upon her visitors
taking merry glass from Gen. Washington s
punch BOWL which, with other portions oil his table,
set remains in her possession.
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hereby given to the delinquent subscribers TO the
/ Stock in the Western Plank Road Company, in &C
cordance with Resolution passed by the Board OF d.
rectors OF said Company, at their last monthly meeting
held at RozzeIs Ferry on the 3rd day of February,
1854 unless the balance their Stock paid
in full by the 18th day of March next will sell said
Stock Public Sale the highest bidder on that DAY
at the Court.h ouse in Lincolnon, viz:
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Steel Creek Academy.

TNHE exercises of this Institution will be .umcd on
/ the first Monday of January next under the super
intendence of Mr. J. H. Denny. Mr.. Dcnny's long ex-
perience and thorough qualifications a teacher
his successful management of the Charlotte Academy
the present year, sufficient guaranty of his ability
and willingness to meet the reasonable expectation of
all who may favor him with their patronage. Good
boarding be obtained convenient the Academy at
Six Dollars per month The following of tuition
Will be charged:
Elementary English Branches, per session, Sc 90
The above with Eng. Gram, Geography, &C., 90
Mathematics. Philosophy, &C., SIS 90
The above with the Languages Is 90
J. b. WATT, Secretary
NOV. ", 1853. 2C-3m of Board of Trustees
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REMOVAL.

- WE inform friends and the public gene
"a w rally, that we lave remol ed our Tin Shop
G5S to the house Trade Street, Immediately be-
tween ]. K. Harrison & Co. and Springs cLeod's
Groceries, where will be pleased to wait all
wanting any article in our line. We prepared
with every convenience for carrying on the
Timing Business
and all other branches appertaning thereto scale
much more extensive than has been the be-
fore in Charlotte.
We will pay particular attention to ROOFING and
GUTTERING.
Persons wishing any article in line may rely
upon getting it at the shortest and the lowest
price.
We have Just received large assortment of Parlor,
Cooking and Shop Stoves, which we are DESTROYS of
selling at very short profits for cash.
MOORE & BYERLY.
January 20, 1854. 90 If
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Fashionable Tailoring.

II HE subscribers take this method of informing the
public and the rest of mankind that they have
commenced the above business in Charlotte in Springs
new building, in No. A, where they vii be happy
calls from gentlemen who a:e deslrous OF nav
ing their clothes made in Superior and workman like
manner with strict regard to The prevailing style OF
fashion in the Northern cities Their knowledge oil Inc
business the facilities they have of receiving an carly
notice OF all the changes Style and Fashion warrant
them yng that they ut time produce an ar
tice equal every respect to these made In New York
and Philadelphia.
R. M. ROBINSON,
NEIL WILKINSON.
Charlotte, Aug. 3lst, 1853 II
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Notice.

4 LII persons subject to pay Poll Tax TO the State
y of North Carolina, VINO resided within the lin its
of the Town of Charlotte, the 1st day of February,
1854, who had been princpa lily employed in any pro-
fesson vocation in said Town, for three months
Immediately preceding the said 1st day of
February; and all persons who owned possessed
of taxable property within said Town. the lst day of
February hereby notified TO give in to the Town
Clerk, before the last day of March, 1854, list of their
said polls and taxable property The said list shall state
the numbers and local situation of the lots parts of lots
given with the value of which they assessed for
taxation by the State the number of white taxable polls
of taxable slaves and of taxable free negroes, residing
the lst of February, the lands of persons giving
in said list.
J. r. KERR, Zo,cn Clerk.
Charlotte March 10, "a. 1885,
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MEDICAL TESTIMONY CANNOT BIZ CONTROvERTED-One OF
the most startling cases narrated OF Dr. NJ Vemfge
by DR. John Butler OF Lowell Trumbult county, Ohio The
case was that ola young lady who had been very sick for eight
wears and had consulted number OF physicians who had
treated Proapsus UIe. De Butler then called
in and a believed with his predecessors tina:
OF Ponpsus lie however, soon forced TO the con-
cusion that his patient suffering from worms, and after
persuasion prevailed upon her take two doses OF Dr.
MI.ane's YERmFUGE. This medicine had the effect OF re-
moving her countless number OF the largest size. After
she passed hem her health Immediately etured. She is since
married. and ENJOY excellent health For sale by
Prtchard & Caldwell
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The REASON WHY SUcCEEDs.-1he Mustang Imminent
attained Its popularity, and almost universal use
simply because gives better satisfaction accOnpshes more
good relieves pain, and heals wounds and sores
than any other preparation before offered the afflicted
Every that used speaks for se-tcls It's Gwn tale
the relief gives, aud the 1t effects And then one
who suffered perhaps long years with pan without hope
of relief and finds in this Imminent almost instantaneous
remedy cannot help but speak praise, ard recommend
in the highest terms all that he suffering 1t needs
other recommendation than TRIAL. See advertisement III
other column.
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Baltimore Piano Forte Mandatory.

r J.WISE & BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudoir
j Grand and Square PIANOS. Those wishing
good and substantial Piano that will last an age at
fair price, may rely getting such by addressing the
Manufacturers, by mail otherwise We have the
honor serving and referring to the first families IN the
State. In no case is disappointment suterabe The
Manufacturers also, refer to host oil their fellow c
J. }. WISE & BROIHEk,
Feb 3, 1854 25.em Baltimore, Md.
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NEW
SADDLE and HARNESS SHOP
IN CHARLOTTE, y. G..
Tile greatest Inducements eUer offered lefore
10 per cent. off for Cash!

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
Charlotte and the surrounding country, that he will
open SADDLE and HARNESS SHOP. about the 9Th
Of Feby, 1854 in the house occupied by E. Loner
gan Grocery where he will be happy all per-
sons wanting anything in his line of business and feels
assured that he will be able to offer such induce
to purchasers fail be satisfa ctorv All work
will be made of the best Northern Leather
to be what lie represents it, the money will be
funded.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in SUI
perior manner.
u All kind Of Country Produce will be taken in ex-
change for werk donc &c.
Jan 81, 1854 27t WIN WHEALAN
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$50 Reward.

CTOLEN from the subscribers residence, 80 miles
> south OF Charlotte, FIFTEEN YELLOW TURKEYS.
1t is rather uncommon many Turkeys of this
kind in a drove, and those who may them will re-
member who has them in possession. 1t is supposed
they will be driven Yorkville through the country
they will take the at point south OF this
place and be carried to South Carolina market.
FIFTY DOLLARS Reward is tffered for the aPpTe
henSion and proof sufficient convict the thief if white
and IS if colored
MARTIN ICEHOWER.
March 10, 1854. 80 st
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Right Side Up.
BOOKBINDING.

4 WALDAUER has resumed the Bookbinding Blu
n siness and is ready to receive work, which will
be done in the best workmanship and cheap can
be done IN any other establishment of the kind Re-
terences to that fact, by Rev. c. Johnston, " c. Bar
ringer, ESQ., Charlotte; Miller & James, j. ]. Bruner
DR.. Summerel, l.. Backmer, Esq, N. Boyden, Esq,
and great many other gentlemen at Salisbury. He
may always be found at the stand where q. Bargman
Il Co. formerly kept Store, next Elms's Gro
Gerry, A. WALDAUER.
Charlotte, Feb. 24 1854. 31-3m
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Important to Public Speakers,

ND all who are affected with Coughs, Colds, Hoa rse-
ness, lntuensa, Asthma, Irritation of the Throat
&c An original Medicine and the very best for
all The complaints mentioned. is the PICTORIAL Gua
DROPS. For sale at the Dug nd Chemical Sore of
FEB 1854 FISHER & HEINITSII
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A Great LUXURY.

CALAD OIL, of unequallcd sweetness and flavor, in
~ troduced by the subscribers year ago into this
market and upon trial proved superior to any Oil ever
used for Salad dressing. fresh supply of this Oil has
just been received by
Feb 1854 FISHER 4 HEINITcH
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No OPIUM CALOMEL-Most of he popular Cough Rem
es contain more less Opium, which prevents their gen.
eral Dr. Rogers Syrup OF LIvERwoRT, lar, and IAN
cAIGUA being entirely free from this narcotic PoIson VIII
h. found not only SAFE but highly efcacious subung
form of LUG disease. For sale by Ptchard y Caldwell and
Fisher & Heintsh, Charlotte. Prce-In large bottles ST.
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]. g. E. LONERGAN

D.
TTAVE removed into their and beautiful Store,
doors south of Sadler's Hotel, fitted it up in the
recherche style and supplied 1t with Liquors,
Wines Cigars &c, of the most favOTite brands, Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, and all articles of luxury
and comfort kept in the first class city Restaurants.
They Will be pleased TO wait on their patrons at all
hours.
n. B.-Havins formed a co-partneTshp with James
Lonergan, all persons indebted to requested TO
settle their outstanding accounts without delay
T.. LONERGAN.
March 10, 1854. 80 st
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MANSION HOTEL,
fMM Ais BURY, N. G. E:s5n

THE undersigned having taken charge OF this hoIEL'
situated on the North Corner of the Court House re-
spectfy informs the travelling public that II wan DO
her inn to keep up the fullest extent the reputation
hich this house has heretofore sustained for ITS como
nrd 70 render satisfied oil who may favor her with
CALL From her long experience, she Is conndeh' none
will have cause TO complain. r
fcient number of well trained and attentive servants
and the furniture kept in the best order :.
THE BILE shall constantly be suPPheo WI"
the very best the market can command.
The Stage Office
For all the principal Stage Lines is kept at tins hoe
The great Northern and Southern Mail lines arrive anu
dcpart Daily ALSO the Western via LncOlnton 10 Ashe
vile, Tr.wccky.
The Stables
Alta chcd the Hotel large, comfortable ana ae
dcd bv the very best Osers In the country
Trusting by strict attention to the wants OF ho
pubIic not only retain the liberal patronage
ANN BROWN.
Salisbury, Dec l6 1888. 24-6m'
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MRS. M. SHAW
EARREAGE FRESHNESS.

THE Subscriber is now happy to inform the
i citizens of Charlotte and the surrounding H%-URL
country that he has moved into his New Shop Oh Col
lege street. Immediately back OF Saders Hotel where le
ready to attend TO all business in his line lie has
got the best of Workmen and is therefore determined to
do the BEST and most fashionable work. ever put up in
this town-and at moderate prices.
u REPAIRING done neatly and in a durable man.
ncr, by calling at the shop Of
Dec. II, 1852 If JOHN HARTY,
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$40 Reward.

| oST, in coming up the Potter Road, between the
Il HOWE mine and Charlotte the list day of March
SfoChEI BUN, containing valuable papers TO me-
but of use 10 any body else. TIE book was small
sized black morocco, and tied with piece of tann'd
ouckskln leather. Twenty dollars reward is offered
LOT me book and papers, delivered TO the subscriber at
his office in Charlotte
JOHN E. PENMAN.
March 10, 81. 33tf
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Law COpartnerShip.
Look Out f! F.!

THE Notes and Accounts of the late firm OF MOSS,
i BELL & o. have been placed in my hands for col
lection and those indebted MUST not expect longer in
diligence, as it CANNOT be gwen.
July %, 1853. ltf JOAB p. SMITH.
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$25 Reward.
=" uncle Ned had no Hair on the tom

UuCIe Neu udu no Hair on the top
OF his head in the place where the Hair ought
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons cele-
brated katharon, which not only preserves and bea t
hes, but restores the hair at any period of life. Only
those who will not try it, troubled with Badness
Dandruff, or harsh, imp easant hair. For sale by
26tf FISHER & HEINITSH
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$50 ACRES.

so to 60 of which is first bottom under the pillow.
From 70 to so acres good upland also in cultiva-
ton; the remainder of the tract in woodland. The
Dwelling House, Cottage ornee contains four large
and convenient the ground floor, with dining
room, store room, pantry and library attached by
covered way. There are also on the place barn 10
by 25, stories high and very conveniently
sary buildings, such kitchen, negro houses,
growing and thrifty orchard containing about 100
of different kinds of fruit just beg inning to bear.
Tie situation is of the ost pleasant and i'm
provable in the State, commanding full view of the
finest mountain scenery and falling off beautifully in
every direction the house. To any gentleman in
the low country desiring cool, healthy and pleasant
residence presents eligible choice. Fur
Their information may be obtained of the undersigned
by addressing him at Charlotte or Lincolnton.
Il. S. w. MOTT.
January 10, 1854. 25n
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NOTICE,

T'HE undersigned wishes 10 hire or 5 WAGONS and
L TEAMS a horse teams and drivers) for months
less to haul rock for the purpose of repairing
the streets of Charlotte. Apply to
SAMCEL NcNlNCH,
February IL, 1854. 80 s Charlotte, n. C.
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MOORE, HENsZEY & Co.,

MOORE, HENSZEY & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. t. HOWELL & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
hardware
No. 1Sl, Market street, PHILADELPHIA,
II EEPS constantly hand a large assortment of
n HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, &c, which
they will dispose of good terms any house in
the United States.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, put up with care and
forwarded with dispatch.
discount of pr cent. allowed for cash in par funds
Jan 81, 1854. 2I-om
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For Sale,
REI,VOIR. NEAR LENOIR,

CALDWELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
THIS place. late the residence of the undersigned,
offered for sale very accommodating terms, pri-
vately until the first Monday in July next ensuing,
when if not previously disposed Of it will be put up
the highest bidder at public auction. The tract OF
Land comprises
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SELLING OFF AT COST!
Wholesale and Retail
Saddle and Harness Establishment,

COLUMBIA, S. C..
THE subscriber wishing 10 discontinue his
IN present business, offers his whole stock, con-
AVN sIstng of Sa ddles. Harness, Saddle Trees, Sod
dIerv Hardware together with every thing necessary
for carving on the business, AT COST
Feb 8, 1854 2S-9m* S. Nj. HOWELL.
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FENCING SCHOOL.

4 NTONY OLSZEWISKI from Poland, respectfully
"A informs the young gentlemen OF Charlotte, that he
will remain here short time for the purpose of giving
instructions in Small Sword, Broad Sword, and Cane
Exercise. Scholars received at time Sessions
from to ~ a. M, and from TO . o'clock, p. m.
Room at Springs Hall.
March 3, 1854 32tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II SrABLER's "GooD MEDICINES" are popular with
all who know them. See their advertisement In an
other column Their CHERRY EXPECToRANT" is ld-
,oiruble for coughs &C.. and their DIARRHGA CORDIAL
- the hest remedy for diseases the Bowels extant
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c. c. HENDERSON, PTcSsdle"H.
Lincolnton February T. 1854. % 4w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23
Written for the Daily Times.
surins Time on the Frairies.
By EAIE CAROL

By EAIE CAROL.
remember h,w usea to stand, and watch them pass,
Like bani Of spirits, Ger the tangled prairie grass
Like = band Of spirits, drifting ever 70 and fro,
Wen. che hs lows ger shining greerswad, long ago.
Ana know the Winds are softly waking In The WesH
p.aiT.es viii Put new, embroidered vest'
the spring COLA ana purple, be It's ony ee@
Ana Its only r.baa.s, be thousand winding stieams
And .he c,cs, ali silver ,oops VIII hurry pas On aSn-
Az the golden sua VIII climb ;ha, dep csruean SKY
nd III. branches, c-ossd winter in one eternal paSf'
eh,r the nay All tasteful tn, spsing-te ~eAs
Ana the pctr bright hat fash the meadows through
an the p,,ngs from Coos hand shall Ill the forest too
he gentle gha the sha oe
Ike mighty o.san filled with one loud jubilee.
Oh the hills ae p.icy, cowies Of suas: S'een'
AID he valleys Of England lie bright ant calm oet"een'
~. he. pasr skies ,cve-her oun,a.rs blown and hoaT
s On, a tie streams dot her landscapes oeT
IL; r.aad beneath her stars, ana think upon the time,
Vrn, Ike distance, the prairie nes WI rlc shne
when ,ha days long aai soen and the sunsets lay
, ,st.r roofs Of c.usoa the:s walls % s:ve-.say.
down on that laaa-ha o..gh: land IN my past,
A. n he,-i will quicken, and will gather fast,
Al. esh, soc.oss sigh, tks sunny eays OF c!c-
p-..res With II 4, shadows ana te.. skies Of gold
r,, tie s~et s7ns ana TIA. everywhere
rae plan; daisies, and her hareoe! c!aseis :a;
Eu. ,Ae SPRING ;hs q ae Will brighter, ove!er be
nan II, t.cs which LAY Fa:heY.cri sha ogrg to me
EEw EArrS. March, 1904.
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BLANK BOOKS, rAPEi, STATiONERY, COPYING PRESSES
PRINTING. &C.
RICH & LOUTREL,

g. WILLIAM SIKEEIy NLTP I OFh CIIl.
DCYEHS will consult their ntsres; by extensive
ID stock, which Offer the lowest poss.S &c prices
account Book Factory Books made to pattern, pagd and
printed h:aGs, style reQlre6. Ao, large stock
suitable Banks and othes conpsnes Mc
Courts, &C., also in large quantities Ir the North, West
and Soath Trade. fts
flirting Papers Cap Letter, Note and Ledger papers, from
the mills the United States. Foreign Papers, Tissue,
Drawing, Writing, Colored. Sc: ti' "'
Stationery! Fancy and Staple Goods most extensive and
complete assortment. Envelopes. Card lnk Gold Pens and
renc Ia, Steel Pens, &c. 90
Diaries or 1871 and Books u S. Inter-
Advance, Discount Exchange aud other useful Books for the
Counting House.
Printing cheap ciri Dill Heads, Ladies, Oh .c Law
Cases, Points, &c.
Engravns Bonds Socks, Certificates, Bills
Exchanges cut, Cards Envelopes embossed in ih
best style.
18TH. Trade. Country Merchants Dealers, supplied
low prices, IN quantities 10 suit buyers.
E-i' Orders ty Nal eyrcuted with prGnptness.
RICH & Iy0UTREI. I'll W.l.iam-st., X. T.,
ray16 Importing and Manufacturing STAT
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GRoyELAND oARpEN AND NURSERY:

gsoesn 81 Pda md 81 AHtaony, mar 1s HeIT Coy 0N6e.
INHE subscriber would invite the who wish
3: out fruit ees this fall OF the ensuing spring, their
stock Of trees that have been growing In this Territory from
70 three yea In connection with Scott Nursery, at
fnpof Iowa. they are prepared to ali orders for either standard
or dwarf trts, Of and every description,
CURED for this climate, Together with Cuens, Gooscbees,
Grape Vines &c also, anything n the ornamental line
Roses, D3has, Phoxee, and the kinds Of Towering
plants usually kept in such an establishment.
Orders are respectfully solicited from those who wish
Out fruit trees ernbesh their grounds. A.
dcent quantity on hand to supply the demand hope
cere orders early this fall make the dencency
the nursery Davenport expect spend the
Orders be addressed left the Of Mr. = E.
Fullerton. St. Paul. L. y. FORD & CO.
st. Paul. May 16--H. ytf - nsfF f,.i
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BRIEF AND ExPREssIvE.-A Wisconsin Editor
gives the following notice of new work: eve
have received book entitled tArabella, . Tale of
Tenderness The author i fool.''
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Horace Walpole SAYS: ssIn nv youth 7
thought of writing satire on mankind. but in
my age. think l should write an apology for
them"