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No Delay at Weldon or Raleigh.
TO SHIPPERS.
North Carolina all State Railway Lines

TIE OLD RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD
Tie Shortest, Quickest, Safest and best line,
North and South, to be left ont an The coia
nnless Shippers speciudy sag riu r. d g.
Ru}r00d.
We iEaugurated and are the Great Through Inland
Air Line Route to all the Northern markets and have
successfully worked the Line to the entire satisfaction
Of Shippers, North and South, for the last years
a the thousand Shippers in North and South
Carolina viii testify. We paid the State Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars for her interest in this
Road-thereby saving the people from Ia Ration for
all time 10 come $4,000 per year: and unhesi-
tatingly declare thar aud will give more dis
patch all points, North aud South, than any other
LINE.
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To the Ladies.

Miles Congress Caters and Laced Lasting Caters,
Bradley's Duplex Hoop Skirts, extra fine Corsets,
French Purcale SHIFTING at
BARRINGER. WOLFE Il cos
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

have on hand, and constantly receiving,
seneralassortment Of Groceries, such Sugar, Tea
Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Flour, Bacon, Corn, Meal
and everything else in the Grocery line
viii sell as cheap any house in Charlotte, and
respectfully request persons wishing to buy to give
me call
deliver, within the limits of the City, all Gro
ccrcs bought at my Store.
good lot Of Castings and Hollow-Ware for sale.
A. BERRYHILL,
Feb II. 1868. Under Mansion House.
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EDGECoMBE County, n. c., Ma

EDGECoMBE COUNTY, n. c., May 2, 1867.
DIR. J. J.. ADMINISTRATIONS Sir-Please send me
Immediately, per Express, to Tarboro', two dozen
more bottles of your kosadas. have carefully ex-
amined its Formula, and have used it in my practice
in number OF cases. ! am well pleased with it,
think it, beyond doubt. the best Alternative | ever
used. l have tried it in several of Scrofula
and Scrotulous Affections, &C., with much satisfac-
ton to myself and patieuts. | have, therefore, no
hesitation in recommending it to Physicians and
others, the most reliable Alternative now known.
Respectfully yours, &C., a. Il. MOBILES, NJ ID. .
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RE- Finest brands of country made Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, fine grades of Molasses and Syrups,
pure Cider and Wine negar fresh lot of Mackerel
direct from Boston in half and quarter barrels Oak
Tanned Sole Leather, Upper Leather Corn and Corn
Meal, Peas, Lnebargcr's Yarn and Sheeng
stantly on hand and for sale by
March ,. 1868. ". W. GREER & co
Next door to Brem, Brown & Cos dry goods store
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VARIETY STORE.
Dry Goods and Groceries
JAMES ii. HENDERSON.

JAMES H. HENDERSON,
Ohe door Gsiow B. Eoopmonns, Trade Street,
Takes pleasure III informing the citizens of Charlotte
and surrounding country that he is carrying on
the Dry Goods and Grocery business in his name
and asks share of public patronage.
He has on hand
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps
And indeed everything that be found in first
class Dry Goods store
He is thanifal forthe very liberal patronage which
has been bestowed upon him in former ,iays and
hopes by fair ana honest dealing. and street attention
- business, to merit continuance Of the same.
GRO erie
In fhe Grocery line nc has good supply OF every
thing needed fey family use. such Flour Meal
Bacon, Lard, Coffee Sugar, Molasscs, &c. &c.
Give me call as an determined to sell as CHEAP
hs any house in the City.
To Farmers.
lam prepared to pay the highest cash price
or exchange Goods, lor Country Produce.
JAS. II. HENDERSON.
Notice.
The Notes and Accounts of A. ASch knass Co.,
having been transferred for collection all those
indebted will please come forward and settle imme-
dately.
March 80 1868. JAS. II. HENDERSON,
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n As for prices it win be better for oil who are
anxious 10 get rich to trade with -
BARRINGFR, WOLFE & CO.
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Mcleod & STEELE,
Have Just received the handsomcst stock of Foreign
and Domestic
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS.
Hosiery Gloves, Gents Furnishing Goods, Ladies'
aud Misses Bonnets and HATE, trimmed md untrim-
med; Bonnet Ribbon, French Flowers. Dress Trim
mngs &c, SC, they have everoered in this market
Dress Goods.
We have n beautiful assortmont-many of the most
desirable styles of the season. We feel assured in
saying they not exccllel other in style price
by any in the market.
White Goods.
We have full line. Marseillcs and Alandac Quilts
Linen and Cotton Shectings Pillow Caseings Piqucs
Percals, Linen Duck, &c, French Cloths and Cass-
mcres Msrseles and Silk esting. Rock Island Gas
simeres and Jeans at Factory prices.
Hardware and CrOckery,
general assortment
We respectfully ask friends and customers ."
call and examine stock hear prices, &c, before
buying. Many thanks to our friends and customers
fer the liberal patronage bestowed heretofore
and We ask the continuance of the same
April -. 1863. MCLEOD & STEELE.
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Hardware.

Everything almost in the Hardware line; Chisscis,
Augers, Hammers, Door Locks Hinges, Axes, Hoes,
Iron and Blacksmith Tools. b., W. & co.
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Notice.

We thank our friends for past fayors and hope
they will continue them We beg those indebted to
come forward and pay up at once, need money.
April 20 1868 BARRINGER, WOLFE & co.
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w. w. GREER & CO..
Axes and Hoes.
Bacon and Lard.

splendid lot Of Western and Country made Bacon
and extra fine Leaf Lard for sale by
W. ". GRIER & co.
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l@93D The following among many hundreds of
best citizens, testify TO its wonderful efficacy:
HOME CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS
We hereby certify that the ROSADALlS is pre-
pared by physician'who is experienced Pharma-
ceutist and Chemist, and that his remedy is eff
cient and valuable i'll Scrofula, &C., it having
performed some remarkable cures in this vicinity.
\. D. MOORE, NJ D., W. 4. DUGGAM, NJ D.
l.. A STiTH. NJ. d., T.. BARNES. NJ. D..
J. II. WlNSTEAD N. D., Il. W. KING, NJ. ID.
WILSON, n. c., Oct 81, 1867.
l hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named Physicians, and they all
gentlemen of responsibility and standing in this
munity. I. c. DAVIS,
November !. 1867. Mavor of Wilson. y. c.
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CITY BOOK STOR E -,
And News Depot,

Ana News Depot,
3 doors oGorc T. ". Dcrcy d' Cos Bank.
We have OH hand ard are constantly receiving all
kinds of BOOKS: Writing. Wrapping, Drawing,
Tissue and Wall PAPER Pens Inks, Pencils, En-
Ycopes States. Printing and Visiting Cards, Pictures
and Picture Frames. Photograph Albums, SterO-
scopes and Views Baskets, Looking Glasses, Walking
Cuncs Chess, Draft Men and Boards md in fact
everything kept in
First Class Book Store,
Which offer at a reasonable profit, at Wholesale
and retail
Newspapers & Magazines.
In addition to stock of Books, &c, receive,
daily, Northern Newspapers of all kinds containing
the latest news, and all monthly Magazines with
Fashion Plates.
Music.
Remember Catalogue of Music; any piece
lected will be ordered and sold Catalogue prices
E15~ We will make special orders for anything in
line that may not have on hand.
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
May %, 1863 JOHNSTON & ELLIOTT.
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Dress Goods and Silks.

Furnishing Goods and Embroidery: Millinery in all
its branches: Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Rcady-nate Clothing, Satines and Cassimeres, Doe
skins and Broadcloths, Rock Island Jeans and Cas-
simeres at Factory prices
Our standing in this city and the adjoining counties
rstclass merchants will be sufficient guarantee
that intend 10 uphold reputation for FAIR
DEALING. and for selling LOW any merchant
in this City.
Corner Store under Mansion House.
BUXBAUM & Lang.
Captain G. IT, ELMS is with the above House.
and he hopes that his friends of "Auld Lang Syne''
viii forget him, but will continue TO favor him in
his position.
june l. 1868.
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Rosnd''is oriU Care he wota Cases IF .ScrotaIu.
Reud Ike Statement Beioac and Ue<pnir Not.

Rosnd"hS rW Care he uorst Coscs IF .Scrotalu
Reod Ike Statement Bekoac, and UepnU Not.
WILSON County, Sept 10, 1867.
DR.. J. J. Lawrence: Dear Sir:-My youngest
daughter, aged five years has been dreadfuly attic
ted with Scrofuia nearly all her life. tried great
many Physicians, but without relieving her much;
in fact, of them said there hope of
During the last Spring she than ever, her
body and limbs being covered with and blOtches
with face and eyes badly liberated and swollen.
Whilst in this condition. | was advised by Dr.. L. A.
Stith to try your RosADALIs. ! at once procured
three bottles, and commenced giving it to her. The
effect magical In less than month to my great
establishment, she entirely we'll
l am, sir, yours, with respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT
have been cured of Chronic inflammation Of the
ear and Partial Deafness of ten years standing, by
RosADALIs. GEO. W. BLOUNT,
Attorney at Law, Wilson, y. c.
RoSodulis ,iI Cure tie re,y trorst cases Of
RheBnadtisn.
hereby certify that was cured of long standing
Chronic rheumatism, by taking four bottles Of Dr.
Lawrences Rosadalis. JAMES WILLS.
Wilson, y. C., May 6, 1867.
E@s7~ Tie Rosadalis thoroughly eradicates every
kind of humor and bad faint and restores the entire
system healthy condition. 1t is Perfectly Harm
less producing the slightest injury. 1t is not
a Secret Quack Remedy. The articles of which it is
made are published around each bottle and il is used
and endorsed by the Leading Physicians every here
ii is known.
Prepared only by J J. Lawrence NJ D., Chemist,
% Hanover Street, Baltimore Nd
For sale by all principal Druggists in the United
States. Price. 81 so per Bottle.
On account of unparelied demand for Rosadalis, j
have moved my Laboratory 10 Baltimore.
a1~ For sale in Charlotte by f. SCARF, and
J. III. McADEN. Druggists.
February 2, 1868. Gm (smpdJ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

THE CANADIAN DoNINloN,-The peo-
pie Of "the Dominion" are still in fear Of
Fenian raid The followin 9 are among
the latest items from .Mou,rcal; The
pontoons at Quebec are being put in order
and additional armaments provided al
the Isle Aux Noix, The gunboat Min
strel will be- stationed for duty between
Prescott and Cornwall, and the gunhoat
Jason is expected here shortly, \ consid-
derable portion Of the volunteer force i
said to be under arms to leave the city To-
day for Huntington, Hcmingford, Dur
ham and other important points. The
German Society complains that the gov
ernment has ceased TO forward ciuigrants
from Quebec, without means, and they
arr left destitute eH the charity ,,f tlse
public, The government holds that they
are merely passengers To Western States
and ought not 10 be burden 10 the poo
pie Of Canada.
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are permitted to hold office The Tran.
script man should be more eSpliri, and
give not only the name OF the town, hut
that of the officer who authorized the
committal Of the outrage;
In southern Vermont shameful ease
Of pauper Kidding is reported by reliable
gentleman, which needs publicity, Ii
seems that some weeks since the Overseer
of the Poor in a small town in the above
named State, wished to rid the town Of
the expense and himself of the trouble Of
looking after and supplying the few
wants Of an old man. To dispose of him
it was necessary that stratagem should be
called into roquisition. Learning that he
had near relatives living in Petersburg, il
was proposed that an arrangement be
made with his friends there and a perma-
nent home made for him in his declining
years, all of which the old man readily
consented 10, and started with the person
who had been selected 10y the Poormastcr
20 dispose of him. On arriving at Peters
burg his conductor informed him that the
cars made too short stop for him To find
his home and arrange tho price of his
board, but as business called him To Al
hany.- he thnught il better that hath
should visit that city together and return
in the evening, so taking the boat at Troy
they soon reached Albany. Here he told
the old man that he had learned that the
boat did not return till morning, but TO
make himself comfortable, and at last per-
suaded him TO take a berth for the night,
which he finally did, only TO wake in New
York penuiless and fricndleSs. Since the
above shameful and heartless act was
committed, no tidings have been heard
from this poor helpless man, but we hope
he may yet find some friend that will at
least give him shelter and food for his few
remaining days on earth,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

The sous OF the brothers Leland have
been regularly instructed in the hotel
business MIR, Warren Leland informs us
that he intended 10 send his own son 10
Paris TO obtain regular education as a
professional cook, branch which no, only
gives the hotel much of its reputation,
but unless fully understood, is the source
of much waste,
Walter Leland il about OF the average
height, broad shouldcrcd, robust, and
healthiul. Strong and vigorous in physi-
cal constitution, he has clear, intelligent
perceptions aud unbounded energy. His
practical business taleu, haze reda daeed hotel
keeping 10 as perfect a system as it can be
brought, and his various hotel enterprises,
we are happy To add, have resulted in his
achieving handsome il not an independ-
ent fortune,
This band of "brothers" have worked
together with great success. Each seems
To have different personal qualities, but
they are all alike in energy, business spir-
il, and attachment for one another,
Bound togcther"closer than hooks OF steel,
they have moved forward "a host" in
themselves against all rivals and all COM
petition.
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Odds and Ends.

Gov. Bullock is in Washington.
The Peak family are ringing bells in
Iowa.
Prof Fowler is rhrenologiling in
Syracuse.
Kit CARSON died Of rupture of an
artery in the throat.
--Soac of the Pope's near relatives are
said TO be very poor.
Hon. Auson Burlingamc was born in
New Berlin, Chenango County.
Miss Logan has closed her regular
lecture season and dismissed her agent.
A Kansas man offers the pistol that
Jim Lane shot his brains out with to
Ross.
Mr.. VIM. sheldon, travelling cores
pondent of the New York Times, is at st.
Paul
Mrs. Oglcsby, the wifcsof the Govern
or of Illinois, has just died from eonsump-
tion.
Hon Rufus King, of Cincinnati, is
TO deliver the annual Grafton at the, Ohio
firmcl was true She has Crab-tree for
a father.
-Forncy is said to owe his present af-
hucncc and position TO the late ex-Presi-
dent Buchanan.
II, on.;l, xor. yorL D;srotcb Ca
,.,r, 10 ,n,niy,tio, nc Gan S;cklas as
Gnvcrnar nf New York
- -
prominent Episcopal died at jackson.
Michigan. on the third
.,
of London and a sword worth two hundred
p1iineas.
W. + c.,.,,. .,;,o. IS ,,o
~, =, ''n''' ''t'i'"i ea'sot a. WV
bis F,stern min
The services OF Mr' Alfred IL. fease
nave h,ta se'"ren oy thg Norman Acaae-
~ monnmen, to the memory OF Keo-
tor fiefson' flrst iresldent OF ale College
Is soon 7" De erected III 'lihtoh'
The President of Trinity College, the
Rev. Dir Jackson, preached the baccalau-
rr7rtr srrruUu SuuTtHy evening.
M, -. I,.,.. ;,,,.,,,,,,.. :, ,f;,,,,,,,-
IA are those of John Robson and John NJ.
Bolt, both of whom return $4,000.
~ ~
Hon horace M"Fi,aru ll WIN ucilNr'
linn ot T,4rI,er~. snnn 10 meet at Nash
,iiIo.
,,..
---hr'hhi'h"p 0p'uldihs mas issuca
C,thnlie rhur, hes for fair weather.
- u, v
Il'f' Ir,"l, i'oTtIs' Dr. =. ", an
dell, ana r. owIil , nave RESIGNED 1tieir
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TIE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAyIs.-The
trial of jeff Davis has again been post
poned until next October. The trial Of
the arbitrator has become mere farce,
and the people of the country no more ex-
Pect that it will take place in October
than 1t has at the various appointed times
since his capture. OF all the travesties on
law and justice this case of pretending to
bring Davis before court of Justice for
trial is the worst There is no intention
on the part of the general government to
bring him to trial and never has been.
The people are expecting to hear of his
ultimate aequittal, and why keep them in
suspense. Acquit him at once or deal
him the justice which the enormity of his
crimes so Justly deserve.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

TuE SUMMER WATERING PLACES
Although the season has been provoking
ly backwards, the places of summer resort
at the seaside, in the mountains and in
the quiet country, are already prepared,
or nearly prepared, to receive visitors, and
the current of summer travel would set in
vigorously could we have but.a few days
of sunshine. 1t is difficult to tell now i'll
which direction the favorite resort will be
found Much depends on those who seek
to obtain the patronage OF the seekers OF
health and pleasure, as well as upon the
status and requirements of travellers and
solourners. If the hotel-keepers prepare
ADEQUATE accommodations, establish rea-
sonable prices, and make the public aware
of their enterprise through the press, they
will not be troubled with vacant rooms.
If they simply adhere to the old stand
ards of discomfort and high prices, they
will be likely to suffer, as the tendency 70
cottage-life and boarding in farm houses
is incr, asing. One accommodation the
watering place hotel-keepers ought not TO
denv their guests, and that is an abun-
dance of the leading newspapers OF the
country. There is nothing which people
at a watering place miss so much as the
papers they have been used to read and
there is no place where they are read with
more avidity or interest I. Eosn'''g
Post
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- One of the great achievements of
the age, the great railway over Mount
Gents, between France and Italy, has
been completed, and cars now pass over
that picturesque and celebrated route in
about five hours. The speed is between
twelve and thirteen miles an hour-uuite
enough for such a highway. One of the
curiosities of the line is that the trains
need no engines for half the way-that is
they go down on each side by their
own momentum, regulated, of course, by
brakes. 1t was thought the horses Jour
neying alongside the track would be ter
rifed and do mischief among the preci-
pices; but some of them did not seem
to notice the train, while others merely
looked surprised--somewha like the peas
antry of the mountain. They will all get
over their surprise very soon and take the
novelty as matter Of course.
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TERMS $3.50 PER ANNUM.

Whereas. Tho wool-growers have been
instrumental in securing the passage OF a
tariff that excludes certain grades or quail
tiles Of wool much needed by manuiac-
turors, such as combing and strictly fine
light fancy clothing woods,
RtSllrcd, That we recommend the
growers of Ohio 10 give special attention
TO the production of those kinds OF wool,
that will supply the present wants Of
manufacturers and we feel confident in
assuring the farmers that their goods will
command ready market and a fair price
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18

GI.>. GUN>r -~ The democrats are
h"Jrn. on Cen. Grant, holding the posi-
tion of General Of the Armies, while he is
St candidate for the Presidency, and are
calling upou linn to resign. The noceSsi-
ties OF tltc pul,lic service demand that
There should be an executive head to our
armies. and we d. not think that the OPP
position will>ty that better man could be
found for the position than he who occupie,
it. Besides, they should not forget that
Gen. Grant is not acting without prece.
dent. Gen. Winfield Scott was the oppo.
ncnt of Franklin Pierce for the Presiden.
cy and never thought of such thing as
resgning the Office Of Brevet Lieutcnan,
General in the United States Army, while
Gen. Mcclellan, the Democratic nominee
for President in 1864, did not resign hi,
commission until the day OF election. The
election took place on the Sth of Noyem'
Der, 1864, and Gen. McClellan's resigna'
tion reached the War Department on the
9th. His place as Major General was
filled by the promotion of Philip Sheri
dan, whose commission is dated on tht
day of McClellan's resignation.
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The Secretary of the Treasury has
written the following letter, in reply To a
communication from certain New York
bank officers:
TREASURY DfrNETMENLl
June 3, 1865
DEAR SIR: Your favor Of the IL inst, is
received, with accompanying petition. |
found that could not with fairness con-
tinue 10 redeem compound interest notes
in New York without authorizing Re-
demptions at Philadelphia, Boston and
other important points; and as such
general redemption would subject the
Department 10 great trouble and no little
expense, | sometime since directed that
such notes should thereafter hc redeemed
At the Treasury OF the United States !
am advised by the Treasurer that partie.
forwarding notes to him for redemption
will be subjected to delay in receiving
remittancos for the proceeds. Any per-
son holding compound interest notes can
send them, at his own risk and expense,
TO the Treasurer OF the United States, and
on the very day ON which they are r.
ccived, every check on New York for the
proper amount will be forwarded in Re-
turn. Regrctting that | cannot consist
emily with my ,senSc.of duty 10 the GOV
ernment comply with the request Of the
bInkcrs of New York, ] remain, very
truly, yours, ii. MCCULLoCH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Suits FOR LIBEI~-A Washington dis.
patch says it is reported by the friends OF
Senator Grimes that it is his intention to
enter suits against th5 New York Tribune
and the Cincinnati Gazette for libel The
suit against the former will he founded
upon a charge in the Triluue that h,
voted for the acquittal Of tn, Pr-ilen
under corrupt influences and the httel
on the charge that he was guilty Of cnr
ruption while chairman Of the Senate
committee on naval affairs during and
since the late war.
INmGRATIoN.-Thc ships W,scr, tn,
Teutouia, the Astronom. the Lord Palm
er>tou and the bark Jennie brouch
1900 persons from Hamburg and Bremen
to New York on last Saturday, 4 Bcrlir
correspondent Of the London Times say,
that the emigration from Germany vii
be unprecedented this year. Hitherto tht
southern Germans. Of n poorer class u
men, were those who CROSSED the Atlantic
but now the people Of the North are on
l., ia tl.,,,