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The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Meeting of Citizens of Charlotte

PURSUANT to notice meeting of number of the
cltzrns OF Charlotte was he d at the Court Honse
on tuesday evening to give expression to their
sentiments touching the death of His ExceIlenc,r
Tod X. CALDWELL late Governor of North Carolina
Upon motion of W. j. Yates, VIM F. Davidson
Esq mayor OF the city, was called to the Chair
ana JOS T. Caldwell appointed Secr etary
Col. j. L. Brown moved that committee Of Fl va
be appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense OF the meeting, and the Chairman appointed
tne following gentlemen: Col. J. L. Brown Col.
Eco y and 1o3eF zen ffnfus B"Eringer W. j. Yates,
tlon, Col. Jones ar se and presented the following
preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our midst our distinguished fellow citi-
I'm 2, and Chief Magistrate Tod r. Caldwell, ow,
therefore, be it
ResoIred, 1st, That in the death of Governor
Caldwell the State has lost vgiant active, and
fearless Chief Magistrate; devoted son and IA
useful citizen; society has lost a Charitable mem
Der and his family tender and devoted husband
and father
Resotred, 3D. That while we deplore the loss to
the whole community of such a Chic Magistrate
and citizen, we would mngle our sorrow with
those who mourn husband and father, and we
tender to the stricken family of the deceased our
heartfelt sympathy in their great bereavement.
Re&oloed, 3D., That a copy of these resolutions be
transmitted by the Chairman of this meeting to
the family of the deceased and be published in the
city papers
the preamble and resolutions, and in doing so took
occasion to offer few remarks concerning the de-
ceased. He had known him intimately, and knew
him to be man possessed of many striking and
unusual qualities which eminently fitted him for
the duties Of an executive officer. Gov. Caldwell
was an honest man. and his voice and influence had
been stcadi y against corruption of every kind.
He was a fearless man. and discharged faithfully
whatever duty he believed devolved upon him.
The State has lost valuable executive officer and
citizen. The speaker concluded his very handsome
tribute by remarks on the uncertainty of human
life.
Col. Jones then arose and delivered graceful
eulogy upon the distinguished dead. He referred
to him as Conscientious fearless man, and one
who loved North Carolina and labOred for what
he believed to be her best interests He was withal
an honest man, and no would dare say that the
hand which has fallen cold sulied by
unrighteous gain
At the conclusion of Col. Jones remarks the
resolutions were put to the meeting and adopted
unanimously. w. F. DAVIDSON, Chm.
JOS. p Caldwell, Secy.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Charlotte on the
18th of July, 1874.
Lou Afford, Jos H Adkins, Zluty & Co, Mrs
joanna Brown, Charles Boggan, col, George Brad.
Cobb Dr. Cross, John Everit Bennett, Epps & Co,
Jos Glover, N Hofey, Miss Sallie Narget, Miss
Cathrina Hudson, Mrs. Sarah Huntley, Charles
Quinn, Georgia Jennings, Mathus Jonas, Mrs
son, Miss Julia johnson, Miss Fannie johnson, John
Long Mullis, P Morris, Miss Josie Welns
] Parks S NJ Pierce. Mrs. Lucy Ruff, J F Russell
Rev Stedinson, w FL Smith, Archy Smith,
Jacob Toye. Curtis Tupp Twitty & Courteny,
George Wright Mrs. Lefty Wallace White,
w p Walker
When any of the above letters are called for please
say advertised" r. E. MCDONALD, p. NJ
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
The Death of the Governor of N, caro,;n.

DIED at Hlllsboro,' At the house of his brother
ln-lay, Col: Thomas Ruffin, Ton r. CAInwEIr1I
governor OF North Carolina at o'clock Saturda =
was born in Burke County. was prepared for Co1 nt
lege by VIM }. Bingham at Hilsboro. Az,
gradua ing at Chapel Hill, he returned to Hil1o
wooed and won A '0is ioVeo
Governor Caldwell filled many public stations
After graduating, he chose the law as his nrofas
sion. lie was County Solicitor of Burke for many
Representatives from his native County tn wb;ol,
place he was often reelected. He was a menhnr
OF the Constitutional Convention of 1868 Tn 1875
he was elected Lieutcnant-G Governor and upon the
impeachment and deposition of w w. Holden
became Governor of the State. In 1872 he 11a
elected Governor by the people. ""'
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
The North Carolina Manual.
Published by authority and under the auspices al
the General Assembly, is now offered for sale.
July 20, 1874

Published by authority and under the auspices al
the General Assembly, is now offered for sale.
The material for this work has been collected
and prepared by John FL. Wheeler, ESQ, who has
spent great deal of time and labor in completing
It. AS hand book of reference il will be the
most complete and valuable work of the kind ever
published i'm the State. No public man. man OF
business, should be without q copy. It Is D
book of about 300 pages, comprising Map Of tlA
State; the counties and population Of each, show
ing the Congressional and Senatorial districts the
Constitution of the United States with late amend.
ments; the Executive officers of the United States
from the Revolution to 1874. An engraved dis
gram, showing the movement Of population from
1889 TO l87O the of each State In square miles
and the population of each and of every square
mile; the ratio of representation in Congress at
each Decade. The Constitution of North Carolina
with recent amendments the population of each
county from its organization TO 1870. Executive,
judicial and Legislative Departments Of North
Carolina Statistical tables of the popular vote IN
each county, for President, Governor, Congress q
special statement Of the qualified voters from
records of census distinguishing white from color,
ed the counties of the State origin of name, with
q list of Senators and Representatives In the Gen.
eral Assembly from date of formation to present
session and much other statistical and interesting
matter, with full Index to the same.
The price of the book Is % In fine cloth binding.
Postage to be added when sent by mail. Send .
ALFRED WILLIAMS.
July 20, 1874 Raleigh, n. G.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Northern and Western Markets.

NEW YORK, July Is.
Cotton quiet at 164 for low midhling.
No change from last weeks quotations in
sales for future delivery.
The markets were less active to-day, the
movement being checked in some cases by
the extreme views of holders. Flour was
quiet and steady at $3.50 to $3.50 per bar
rel for Family" brand. Wheat was quiet
but strong at sl.s5 to $l.42 per bushel
holders demanding higher prices, which
checked the demand. Corn was quiet at
7s cents per bushel, with small sales, buy
ers insisting upon u reduction. Oats were
scarce and firmer at SO cents Mess Pork
was again higher, and closed firm at $ls.75
per barrel. Lard was quiet but strong at
liz cents per pound. Groceries were quiet,
with the exception of Sugar, which met
with a fair trade at steady prices.
OswEGo, July ls.-Wheat firm at s1.so
per bushel. Corn quiet at ~ cents.
BUFFALO, July 1s.-Flour quiet at $3.50
and 1915 per barrel. Wheat steady at
$l.35 per bushel. Corn dull at 10 cents.
TOLEDO, July ls.-Wheat dull at s1.2o
to $l.25 per bushel. Corn dull and lower
at 66 cents.
CHICAGO, July 16.-Wheat dull and
weak at 81. 10 TO $1.l5 per bushel. Corn
scarce and firm at 81 cents.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
CHARLOTTE MARKET. July 20, 1874.

About forty bales of Cotton were sold in this
market last week. The market closed quiet on
Saturday at Is cents for low middling.
New Flour is being offered in fair supply, and
prices are firm at 1915 to 81 per sack.
Corn and Meal are still scarce and readily com.
mand 81. 10 per bushel
Oats rather dull at 80 to Is cents per bushel.
Peas-none oferng-would bring $1.25 per
buShel.
Country Bacon dull at II to 11111 cents, hog
round. Western Sides advanced to 112l to 1917
from stores.
Butter in demand at 90 cents for a good article.
Chickens Is to 20 cents each.
Eggs Is cents.
The following are the Bank quotations for specie
transactions: Gold-buying rate, 109; Selling
rate, Iii. Silver-buyng rate, 105; selling rate,
108.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
The Burial of Governor Caldwell.

The train conveying the remains of Governor
joined them along the route from Ralcigh reached
Morganton at half past five o'clock Tuesday after
noon. The remains were conveyed first to his
residence, where they placed in his former
law office adjoining now used sitting room.
His aged mother, his brother, and daughters were
present; also his wife, She having Joined the fun
era train at Hllsboro, and accompanying it to his
home.
He was buried at the South end of the Metho-
dist church, in full view Of three mountains. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev. }. T.
Irwin who II years before had performed the
same sad ceremony over the Governors father. A
large crowd was present During the burial SER
vices thick black cloud covered the heavens, ut
tcring loud dctonatons of thunder, but no rain fell
and after the services were over quickly disappear
ed when all was bright again.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Mr. Davidson and the Grangers.

Nr f. c. Davidson of this county, publishes a
rI:I, II, '"e Chariotte Bulletin of July 18th, in
o'. -o' ne challenges the managers of the Grange
''" |" make public any charges that they may
against him instead of assailing him covertly.
u'''nH'eS that the enmity of the Grange was
.1,'eu because he announced himself candidate
,4 congress little in advance of other Changers
NV" congressional aspirations The Changers
"'y ud not expel Mr. Davidson because he
". N"lceu himself candidate for Congress, while
n,. davidson asserts that they did expel him on
ra,s.''' ss,o"nt and that jealousy has caused his
rn. lsVu'lon and unfair treatment We care very
Nov a'out the matter one way or the other They
''''ie the difficulty to suit themselves.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Hon. ThOS. S. AShe.

On Saturday last Mr Ashc addressed a number
Of his feow-citzens in the Court House in this
city, lie gave Il satisfactory account of his
stewardship
NepubIish list Of appointments this week for
ton Thos S. Ashe, the conservative candidate for
congress In this District, We hope the people in
"c different localities where he proposes to speak
Will give him hearing. Mr. Ashe is an honest,
N0'eSonII nns"ltish man, without the slightest
uac'ore OF meanncss He is true friend to all
'.'"" q 'ur nopo, and does not pander to preju-
USc' rngendered by little-heartcd Individuals
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Congress-,

The United States Senate 10 at present
composed Of forty-nine Republicans, nine
teen Democrats aud FIVE Liberals, with one
vacancy. If the opposition shall gain all
the Senators to be chosen next year, the
Republicans will still have majority OF
the body. The House of Representatives
is now composed of one hundred and ninety.
five Republicans, eighty-eight Democrats
and four Liberals There are several
vacancies. The opposition have q very
large majority to overcome, but by careful
management it is evident that they can
very nearly ii not quite overcome it.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Sale Of Valuable Property.

On Wednesday, the 10th day of August, 1874 at 12
NJ at the Court House in Charlotte, we will sell at
public auction that valuable real estate in Mecklen-
burg county, about eight miles west of Charlotte,
known as the MCDONALD MILLS, situated on
Paw Creek together with about 900 acres of good
land attached to said Mills. The Mills are in good
order and have good custom. The land is of
good quality, most of it being we'll timbered, and
has ON it dwelling house.
Terms made known on day of sale Any person
desiring to purchase such property get full par
ticuars from the undersigned.
WIN TODD
july 20, 1S74-5w Ex'r. of j. B. Mcdonald.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
D l E D

Blakeley, daughter of Mr. H Blakeley, agei 80
years.
In Athens, Henderson county, Texas, on the
25th of June, Mr. Henry D Morrison, aged about
70 years. He moved from Mecklenburg cou nty to
Alabama when it was Territory.
In Monroe, on the 1st inst, Mr. Harvey Nc
Dowell, aged SO years
In Union county, near Beaver Dam, on the Sd
inst, Mr. Sherwood Rowland, aged So years.
In Yorkvllle on the 14th inst, Emma, youngest
daughter of Mrs Fannie Walsh, aged two years and
nine months
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Public Schools in Mecklenburg.

For the information of our county readers we
publish full statement of the efficient Treasurer
Of the School Fund in Mecklenburg, Capt S. E.
Bclk showing how the money was expended and
to whom paid for School purposes during the past
year. Nocomty in this State has better public
superior to Capt. Belk as County Treasurer. He
was an old Bank officer, lost an arm in the war
and is a gentleman and christian. No one ever
oares to run against him for the office which he
flS
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Col. S. D. Pool.

"S important to every white man in the State
""' 'ol = D. Pool should be elected Superinten-
V"' OF Public Instruction, as he is opposed to
','O social equality as provided for in the So
called Civil Rights Bill.
D'' every white man who wants white men to
s''eiH North Carolina go to the Polls on election
way ana vote for Stephen D. Pool for Superinten-
WI VI rubllc instruction and also for other con-
'''"'I'e nominees for State and County offices.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Republican Nominations.

The Republicans of Mecklenburg county held
meeting on Saturday last and made the following
nominations:
For the Senate-Dr. w. N. Kerr.
For Reprcscntative-E. II. Bissell
For Clerk-R. r. Ray.
For Commissioner t. L. Vail, Thos Gluyas,
r. NJ Oates, w. r, Myers, and E. Fl. Hinson.
OF course 1t is known that Vail, Gluyas and Oates
are conservative.
Logan was endorsed for Judge and Carson for
Solicitor
1t is said that other nominations will be made
hnrr1ffpr
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

A ''CIvIL RIGHTS" ORATOR IN TENNEs-
sEE.-The Nashville Union and American
of a recent date gives an account of meet
ing of negroes in Fayette county, Tenn,
on the 9th of June, at which various
speeches were made all favoring the pas
sage of the Civil Rights" bill, and de-
nouncing the white allies of the negroes
who refused TO support it. Among the
speakers was one Oscar Williamson, who
said:
81 am going to have social rights, let it
cost what it will, if have to ride in the
blood of whites to my bride bits. l am
ready to begin now, and die before night
if necessary" Pointing to the Academy
he said care We allowed to send our chill
dren there? No! But we will have our
children on top of it if it sinks every white
child in Fayette county to hell"
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
New Advertisements.

IIunin g., rf,operty for Sale-Wm Todd, Ext.
Fhe n Ip.n seed at McAden's Drug Store
sreb france Agency-E Nye Hutchison s. Son.
FFne Insurn surnlp Seed-W r Burwell & Co.
&Ort rTaaI aoaaInce-Burroughs & Springs, Agents
:, ST and pleasant route to Wilmington
Soice IN n ~ resrmont, Chief Engineer and Supt.
rOucbS5 the ihe lrade-C Holton s. Co.
North ~ Co.ISo pottom at last'-McMurray & Davis
iioContaaroo DINA Manual-Alfred Williams, Raleigh
Va central Railway-saturday Schedule
S'ohnson, Asst Snp't.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Notice to the Trade.

From this day we will offer greater inducements
to those who purchase to sell again than any othes
house in the city.
wHOLERALE PRICES 4s
Cakes, Bread, Pies and Molasses Cakes
per hundred, 60 cents
Sugar Cakes, go cents
Currant Cakes, fourteen pieces for 81 90
Sponge Cake (iced), fourteen pieces for 90
Ginger Cakes, thirty-two for ! 90
Pies, fourteen for so
Molasses Pound Cake thirteen for so
Bread, ordinary Loaf, thirty-two loaves for 90
c. 8. HOLTON q CO.,
July 90, 1874. Trade Street
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

eW The recent attempt to assasslnate
Prince Bismark recalls like attempt made
in 1866 just. preceding the war between
Prussia and Austria, by a young fanatic
who attempted to shoot him while walking
on the Unter den Linden in Berlin, Oil his
return home after an interview with the
King. He displayed on that occasion
calm courage worthy Of so illustriOus .
man,
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

NORTH CAROLINA CoLLEGE-We would call
attentlon to the advertisement of this Institution
that appears elsewhere in our columns The Pro-
ieSsors are gentlemen of known ability, eminently
qualned Tor the position they occupy and this fact
together with the m oderate charges that are made
1or tulon board, &C., and the proverbia healthful-
ness OF the location, commend it to the notice of
those who have sons to educate
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
M A r r. 7 r. ID

In Newton, on the 18th inst Mr. John W Davis
and Miss Ada, second daughter of Rev D May.
In Salem Roanoke county, Va, on the 9Th inst,
Capt Thos H Allen, Of the Carolina Central Rail
way and Miss Laura E Porcher of Charleston,
S. G.
In Asheboro, on the 9th inst, DR. Fl C jackson
of Pittsboro, and Mrs Corrina s. Roberts, daughter
Gov Worth deceased.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

i'm -. ne passenger Train on the Western Divis-
s,r, w ne carolina Central Railway will hereafter
!oclo., onar,otte on SATURDAYS, (going wesN at
d,,s 'N' +. NJ, instead of $50 as to accommo-
Cssra' PERSONS desirous of spending Sunday at
's''eand Springs.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Soaking Seed.

Gum camphor is much used in Europe
for soaking seed grain, as protection from
insects and as fertilizer, causing the seed
to gerrninate quicker and become more
thriftV
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Short, Cheap and Pleasant Route
to Wilmington.

CAROLINA CENTRAL Railway
CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 10, 1874.
Passengers leave Charlotte in the afternoon by
Stage or Hack, and reach Wilmington the next
evening at 5:45,-A miles of Staging and IA by
Railway. Tickets $40; Return Tickets $f3, good
until Nov. 10Th. About July 3Oth there will be
miles by Stage or Hack. s. L. FREMONT,
July 20, 1874. 2w Chief Engineer and Sup't.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Carolina Central Railway.

Hereafter, on Saturdays, the Western bound
train will leave Charlotte at p. M instead of 3
P. III.
This applies to Saturdays only, on other days Of
the week, the schedule now in force will be run.
V. @. JOHNSON. as
July 20, 1874. Assistant Superintendent
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

rY- compromise has been made by the rival
candidates for the Senate in Rowan and Davie,
and committee of friends selected MIR John IL.
Clement as the conservative candidate for the
Senate-Messrs Crawford and Price both with
drawing.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

A Useful, BooK-Wheeler's North Carolina
Manual is now ready for delivery as will be seen
from advertisement in another column. This
book should be found in every library. Send or
ders to Alfred Williams, bookseller, Raleigh, N. c.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

announce myself an Independent Farmers can
didate for Congress. from the Sixth Congressional
District, knowing NO party and acknowledging no
afIiliaiion with any party. -.
y June I, 1S74-pd T. G.. DAVIDSON.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

WITHOUT A GovERNoR.-North Carolina was
without a Governor from O'Clock Saturday even
ing, July 18th, until II o'clock tuesday july l4th
at which time Lieut-Go Brogden qualified as
Governor of the State.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Announcement.

Fslsoae Ciiiscns Of tie 9th JudsciaI DishIza:
Yielding to the solicitation Of my friends A.
nounce myself candidate for election TO the oflca
of Solicitor for the 9th Judicial District, at the
election in August next. ]. L. CARSON. +
Rutherfordton, Msy 10. 1874 $5pd
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

rD@ The negroes of Louisa county, Va,
in recent meeting, adopted resolutions
pledging the participants not to support
any candidate for Congress who is not in
favor of the civil rights bill.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Local Items.

~ For some nice Peaches we tender thanks &c
MIR George Rigler.
gB The kitchen of Mr. James Lawing, in
"Mechanicsville," was consumed by fire on Thurs.
day morning last caused by hot ashes in a box OF
barrel on the floor. The loss is serious one to
MIR Lawing.
~ Plenty of melons, peaches and other fruit
In market last week also sweet cider.
E Fine seasons last week for crops. The
prospect is cheering for bountiful supply of good
things, and the general health of the people in this
section is good
B The new Opera House is about finished and
will soon be ready for 1t was brilliantly il
Illuminated with gas on Wednesday night last and
looked splendid. There is no finer building of the
kind in the State. It will seat about 900 persons
Thanks to the enterprise of Messrs Sanders and
Carson.
A NEW PRoFEssoR.-Mr. William Cain, of
Asheville, has been selected to fill the chair Of
Mathematics, Engineering and Astronomy in the
Carolina Military Institute
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Touched Bottom at Last"

In order to close out all styles of Summer Goods,
we have made great reduction in all the follow
ing lines of Goods, viz:
Muslins, French Calicos, Percales, Batiste,
Cloths, Chambras, Ginghams. Coiored Lawns,
Grass Cloths and all goods pertaining to that de-
partment must and will be sold. Call soon, before
the close of the season.
Many goods in the Notion and
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Fancy Goods Department.

Such as Ribbons, Collars Cuffs, Peque Trimmings,
&c, will be sold at Bargain Counter prices.
A handsome lot If French, Scotch and Ameri-
Cassimeres, Gents and Boys Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods generally, have been reduced,
and will be sold to Close at prices that fail
to induce purchase
July 90 1874 MCMURRAY & DAVIS
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Announcement.

announce myself sn independent candidate fc
the Office Of Sheriff of NeckIcnbarg county. Elee
ton on the first Thursday in August next
w. H. H. HOUSTON.
May 1s. 1874 $5pd
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

For Congress-.
.n;strict-Jesse ]. Yeates of Herttord.
-, " No nominee.
"a A NJ Waddcll of New Hanover
oa los. J. Davis of Franklin.
~" A NJ Scales of Rockingham.
o'n Thos S. Ashe of Anson.
o'n WM. Robbins of 1redell.
'',' Rob't B. Vance of Buncombe.
For Judges'tips
n,..r;ct-NiIIs L. Eure of Tyrrell.
-" "A. McKoy of Sampson.
r Fuller of Cumberland.
D',i r q John Kerr of Caswell.
o., Thos. J. Wilson of Forsythe.
~, David Schenck of Lincoln.
For Solicitors.
40, Diotrrct-W. S. Norment of Robson.
,h s. J. PpmbertOn of Stanly.
oh Sam'I T. Williams Of Nash.
-,b F. n. Strudwck of Orange.
och Joseph Dobson of Surry.
ot, W. !. Montgomery of Cabarrus
,oh ". II. H. Cowles of Wilkes.
,t,b 4. c. Avery of Burke.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

az Mai. w. j. Montgomery, of ],
Cebarrus, is the Conservative nominee for Socisor
for the 9th Judicial District
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
TURNIP SEED.

A good supply of the new crop of Turnip gasd
of all varieties, just received at
McADEN'S DRUG STORE.
July 90, 1874
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

"a Plenty of melons, peaches and other fruit
in market last week also sweet cider.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
Amendments of Mr.. AShe.

Hon. Thos. S. Ashe, the Democratic Con-
servative Candidate for Congress, will adj
dress his fellow-citizens at the following
I iOaS aDd pl1pCS
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
conservative Candidates.

r., cvner;ntendent Of Public Instruction,
!" Coi Stenhen D. Pool of Craven.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20
FIRE INSURANCE.
Substantial & Reliable Companies.
RITRROJrGHS & SPRINGS Ac,rs

We offer the public Insurance against loss OF
damage by Fire in some of the most reliable Com
panies in New York and Hartford
We have represented these Companies for many
years. and testify TO the fairness and liberality
which they have always exhibited in settling losses,
and the ability and skill which has characterized
their management
Policies issued on all classes of merchandise,
cotton buildings manufactures, &C.. at fsir rates
]. C. BURROUGHS,
r. A. SPRINGS,
July 30, 1874. Charlotte, N. g.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1874-07-20

eE For some nice Peaches we tender thanks to
MIR George Rigler.