j Salisbury. Friday dec. s.
LOCAL AITD STATU XTSSCS.
"I rP ; ApVERTISEMEST.
Having purchased the printing, ock and sub
scription lint of tlie Obi Sorth Suite, in aword-
fllJ v "I111 M "in v. - " vm- w taS ll4s
pVnl in advance for that paer, will look to us
to 'fill out their term. Those who were indebt
ed; to that paper1 at 1? o'clock on Saturday tliej
10th ull., had; their indebtedness': transferred to
and it. i a iuatter of importance that all
tdibuld be promptly paid. Those not behind
exceeding three month may yet pay at the ad
vance rate of $2,50 for the year.
Oct 3, -1871. J. J. BRUNEE.
CoTTaXfin New York, is quoted at
a 19f. I I 'CirlentoivAt lbj a 18J.
. ! U-i -- .
C. I. GREEK, Ksq. will 0011 com
mjeticts tLe publication at Durham, N. C,
a new paper to be called the Durham To
bacco Plant. ! :
The Road; Steamer, owj.cd by citizrfns
ofFayettevilleJ has been put to work.
. J Tbc Vilongton Journal, one of the
tst papers Jo the Stat , jii out in a new
(ri'8. i . i.
1
, Photographs of ajl kind are now taken
Mono A N 8 G11I erv. I hose desiring good
Work at N'H-(-hei'irpRreti sr.iu1l call at once,
ail the Gallery will be open only a short time
iJiiUfer. 10 tf
The Iiu.riiain Prince, now! in N. Yoik,
jamarc talked of just at this time than
Grant or any of hi tool. The pictori
als present un liis pot ruit, and, real y, the
p'iusc is a right clever-looking fellow.
I- 1 , r i- u. j
jTlic kbklax pHmeis atti sritnisfis wlio
,nt down to Haloigh last week and the
week before, have ii turned to their homes.
They niay have to travel back and for
ward untintl the Presidential election.
Morgan takes the best Picturs of any ar
ft who has ever been in our city."'
Journal of . Commerce.
MoRO AN makes the 'burn
'llook still diviner." Setc hem Times.
JO-tf , !
A man at Raleigh has got un an egg
htchr that works by Hteam. Chickens
hatched by steam ! What next for steam ?
(JoxpOLLY, ex comptroller of the city
of New Y-rk, failing 10 give bail ior
11,000,000 for his appearance, is now in
jVuV J IeJ s preparing his quarters for
jrintry weather. The people of New
Ydrk Befri in real earnest Xq puntfh the
ihicvea vhM. have been jobbing their
Treasury and wasting their! money.
i ' I i t '
An elegant Photographic Tent and Out
it. witli ivjer y' con veil euce will be sold low.
An'y mte willing to piirchase, will bb iu-tni-td
wj-thout cliarjel fasoa for sej liiig
f-ain goiujf W't. !
j Pl'ly f"r JwV w eeks to
; i UUr'US MORGAN:
lO-tf ! 7 Niit'n.nul H..tl
The Scutch Fufr. The editor of the
Lumberton Robeson ian t-pent a day at the
late Scotch Fair near Laurel Hill, Rich
mond county. He reports that the. atten
dance! was uuuHually large. counted
J90j wagons 011 the ground, all loaded
with something to sell. B.v-id eg thet-e,
there were sixty board ehantiea occupied
by traders- torn various points. The
no;st active operation in the live stock
iras swapping borers. The crowd was
Buiraiea ai u,uuv me Urgest evereeU
uere.
The Y. Sun, w hich for a lonff time
Mjltd the name of Horace Gieely for
President, baa hauled inrtown and run up
jhattof; Lyman 'l'ium.Hll, of Illinois.
Who next.
j That paper also charg'B Prrpidi nt
prant witU organizing and arming a
M-crn society jn Arkansas for political
Jnrpos. Similar reports come frem
Alabama, and aloijgiku lit,,, between .he
lower portions of . ( aiol ua anjl Geor
.gia. Wliat doeu it mean t
I Postal Tclryraph. President Grant re
jcommeuds iu his mei-cage the absorption
bt the telegrapU system in the postal sei
ric, This was boldly' denounced by
pirmbers of Cougre, aKorrt that it
WouU invot'vc an additional expense of
570,000,000: a year, and an increase of
5,000 federal offices. A ivote was taken
! n referring It to a. special Committee, in
Jtead of submitting it to the standing
, Comia itiee on appropriations, when t he
movement wis defeated by a lar. ma-
1 jorily.' j- ' -v. h ; 0
I , ' 1.1.
pAi-irsijUKJt JmakKp.js
!. UKC. 8, 1671.
BtroRTICD BY J. A. Jf CCOK A VU B h V . O KOCtS .
Paeon, : pfrpouna,
otlees per pound,
Mrn,perbtub,ot66 lb.,
I V Mtl,buh. 46
J opperai, per pound.
Randies, Tallow.
' Adaminttne, i
Cotton, perponnj,
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iPotatoes, Irinb. per bngl.el, .
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N L VT ADVERTISEMENTS.
CATAWBA
NKWTON, N. C.
Hev. J. C. (Iapp, A.iB. 7 -
S. M. Finger, A- M. Principals.
J.D. Howe, (jate of University of Va..)
Assittaut. j !
t 1
The; 13th Session of 20 weeks, beeins
Jannaty 1st I8?2 5
Tuition, from 10 to $22,50 per session.
B ard in laiuilies.frwj $3 to $10 per ino.
The l harterprohibitithe sale of spiritu
ous liquors witjdn two inilesofthe Institu
tion. : j
The teachers; haveeen regularly edac ted
for their profession at three Colleges among
the first in the LT. S., and the discipline and
drill are thorough. i '
Newton is remarkable. for health aud mor
ality, p. - 1 I "': -
For circular and particulars, address
I CLAPP 6c FINGER.
Newton. Dec. 5, 1871 j I2:6tpd
ministralor's
1 i
Sale of Land !
ON TUESDAY the 2d day of January
B x. at tu? latt residence-of JOHN W.
McNEELY. d.Mj'dU I will sell the valuable
p autatiou oelongitig to bs estate, consisting
' '235 ACRES,
situated on Grants Creek near the Lincoln
Uoalv13 miles from Salisbury, adjoiuingthe
lands 4if Dr. F . N. Lackey. Joshua Miller
aud others The Tract contains about 40
acres of valuable BOTTOM land ; and an
ab.mdauce of WELL TIMBERED WOOD
LAND. 1
" The plantation will tre soW without any
iucumbrancerfor widow's Dower.
Terms of sale : One.thir.t .
credit of six and ttIvo m.ntKB f..v u ,..1,.
er two-thirdsSi with iuterest from date of sale.
1 .. 1..- . e t ,
L1J OIUCI Ul VyOUTI. i
JOSHUA MILLER, Admr.
' Of J. W. McXeehj, drtd.
12:3t:pd :
Prospectus of
THE PATRIOT."
M
"THE PATRIOT." adnilv nim..i;
Lonscrvirtive; newspaper, 5s published by the
"Patriot Newspaper Association," at No. 927 D
si reei, oeiween iintn and ricnth, city of Wash-
1IIUIOI1. ti
"The Patriot" will advocate tnmmnt anil '
perfect restoriition of the Union in all its parts
hiiu in enure integrity; equality among the
States as prescribed by by it he constitution ; the
immediate removal of all disabilitiM rHnltln.
from the civil; war, and the restoation of har
mony ana tratemal fellowship between all sec
tions of the country, which; the abuses and usur
pations of partisan power! have criminally la
bored to prevent : f
A fann for revenue to cover the expendit
ures of an economical administration, aud at
meet the justoblieationiof the G m'prniiipnt nn
opposed to the existing system of exhorbitaiss
: r ! 1 '' . ..
iiyiciiiun iw sjciai monopolies ana undt-Ii
guised partiality for favored manufacturers :
Reductionlof the Present odious anil nnnrM
sive aeale fof taxation,! .both as appe
lo uuues on imports ana on internal revenuh:-
Kigid economy in every department of tae
Government and retrenchment of the expensed
Befonii of the public service in all its branch
es, Civil, Military and Naval:
A sound National currency, equally distribu
ted among the States, and protected against
speculative fluctuations: I
The rights of intelligent labor, against all,
selfish combinations to degrade and depreciate it:
Legislation by which the public lands will be
reserved for actual settlers, and as a resourceof
National credit, in opposition to the Radical
policy of enormous grants to speculators and
corrupt schemes :
The fullest and firmest protection to Ameri
can citizens abroad:
And cordial sympathy with all peoples strug
gling for liberty and self-government.
It is intended to publish a nec-eps-per of the
first class, and to enlist the best available talent
in all its departments.
Terms Invariably Cash in Advance:
The Daily Patriot, per annum, $10 00
The Weeklyi Patriot, per nnum, sin
gle copy, 2 50
The Weekly; Patriot, per annum, clubs
often or more, .'200
Remittance may be made by drafts of checks
payable in any of the principal cities, or by
PoM OlSce orders. Addition business,
J JAMES G.BERRETTV
"Patriot Office," (Washington, D. C.
National btmorralie Exrrntirc Er&ideot
- ) Committer.
Washington, D. C., August 29ih, 1870
We take pleasure in recommending most ear
nestly to t he 8iipjort of our Democratic and
Conservative friends throughout the country
"The Patriot" newspaper, as announced in the
foregoing prospectus. - ' -
There is no journal at the Capitol through
which the Voice of opposition can now be heard,
or the abuse and iniquities of the party in ikw
er may be exposed. j
Such an organ has become an admitted ne
cessity, which we are persuadec" will be ably
and satisfactorily supplied by "The Patriot."
Tliis enterprise rests upon a firm foundation,
and is entitled to the confidence and favor of all
men who desire to redeem the Government
from misrule and corruption, and to bring back
the principles, simple virtues, and integrity of
our o retainers.
committee:
Sam. J.: Randall, M. C., chairman, T. M.
Smith, H.iAV.Sloeum, M,!C, AT St. CVDenve
F. Stone, M C, R T Merrick, N L Jeflries, Sec
retary, Thomas Swann, M C, Treasurer.
COKGRESSIOXAL COMMITTFTV?
JMisene Casserly, Cal;;John P Stockton, N
r; Wm II Barnnin, Conii; II W Slotuini.NY:
ohn T Bird, N J ; Sam'l! J Randall, Pa ; B T
Jiggs, Del j F Stone, Md I J W Johnston. Va :
Eusene Casserfv. CalriJohn PStrlrtnn V
j; v
John
Bicir
F K Shober, NC; P Van Tnimn, Ohio : W E
MDiacK, jnu; a liurr, III; a Winchester,
i y ; .j a cneaie, lenn; . Wells, Mo; C A
Eldjidge, Wis; E M Wilson, Minn; Joseph g
Smith, Oregon ; J A Johnson, Col; JC Connor,
Texas; p 1 B Young, Ga; A Bailey, La; A
A C Rogers, Ark. ; 12:tf
:M3aJ)yEr & jB ROTHER,
foundry. Machine Shop,
J And Planiii- Mill. .
H7"Thrcihers &, Horie-Powers rerjairctl.
Sashes, Blinds and Doors, made to order. J
CASTINQSSCcn AS
MILL Q EARING GUDGEONS, kc.
Will sell a lot of T obaeco Fi rtnrea. A Un
A 15 hors rocr Portable Steam Engine,
: a
HIGH
SCHOOL
At!
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL.
HiMtciter' United State Almanac for 1872,
for distribution, grati, ibroughout the United
States and all civilized countries of the West
eru IKioiKphere, will be published about the
first of January, in the English, Oeiman, French
orwegtan,; Welsh, Sweedisli, Holland Bo
henian Hand Spaniah language, and all who
wih to understand the true philosophy or health
nliould Head and ponder the valuable sugges
tions it contains. In addition to an admirable
medical treaties on the causes, prevention and
cure of a great Variety of diseases, it embrace
a large amount of information interesting to the
merchant, the mech.nir. th mi
the planter, the professional man ; and the cal
culations have been made for such meridians
and latitudes as are most Kuiuble for a correct
ami comprehensive National Calendar.
a lie nature, uses, ana extraordinary sanitary
effects of Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters, the sta
ple tonic and alternati
Chiistian world, are fully set forth in its pages,
which are aiso interspersed with pictorial illus
trations, valuable recipes for the house and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other instruct
ive and amusing matter, original and selected.
Among the Annuals to appear with the open
ing of the year, this will be one of the most use
ful, and may be had for the asking. The propri
etors, Mown. Hoetetter & Smith, Pittsburgh,
Pa., on receipt of two cent sump, will for
ward a copy by mail to any person who cannot
procure; bne in his neighborhood. The Bitters
are sold in every city, town and villageyand arc
extensively used throughout the entire civilized
world, f
THE CAUSE AND OUUE OF CON
j j $UMPTIDN.
The primary cause of Consumption is derange
nieiitwttjie digestive organs, ius derangement
produces lilioieut nutrition and assimilation, liy
asMiwilation 1 iifean Uiat proctw Jy w'tich the nu
tnment of the food is converted into blood, and
tLeiice iito bolids ol the body. Persons with di
gestion tljus impaired, having the slightest pre-dis-posifion
to polmanary disease, or if they take cold,
will be fery iible to bare L'onsunipiion or the
Lungs taaouie.of iu forms; and 1 hold that it will
be inipounbieto cure any case of Consumption with
out urst restoring a good digestion and healthy as
unilatioi.:; The very tirst thing to be done is to
cleanse tee atouiach and bowels from all diseased
mncca and slime, which is clogging these organs
so that; they cannot perform tueir functions, and
then rousie up and restore the liver to a heaithy ac
tion. '0rlliU purpose the suiestand best remedy
is acheack a Mandrake Hills. These Tills clean the
stomach and bowels of ah the dead and morbid
sliuiethatis causing disease and decay in the whole
systems They will clear outthe liverof all diseased
bile that has accumulated there, and rouse it upto
a. new -and heaithy actton, by which natural, aud
healthy bile isjiecreted.
The stomach, bowels, and lirer thns cleansed bv
the use ofT.Schenck's Mandrake fills; but thtre re
mama in the stomach an excess of acid, the org:-n
is torpid and tue'appetite poor. In thc'boweU the
lacteal are weak, and requiring strength anp sup
port. It is in a condition like this ti.at Sdieuck b
feeaweed Tonic proves to be the most valuab.e rem
edy ever discovered. Jt is alkaline, aud it use
will neutralize all excess of acid, making thehtou -ach
sweet and fresh; it will give pennaueut toi.e
tothls importaut organ, and create a good hearty
oppejite,and prepcre theytcin for the tirst process
k T ?? digestion, and ultimately make good,
healthy, living blood. After this preparatory treat
ment, what remains to cure most cases of Conauinp
tion lame free and persevering use of Schenck's
Puimonic Syrnp. The Pulmonic Syrup nourishes
the system, purifies the blood, and is readily a bsoib
ed into thfe circulation, and thence distributed to
the diseased lungs. There it ripensal 1 n.orid mat
ters, wBether in the form of absesses or tuben ies.
and then assists Nature to expel all the diseased
matter, in the form of free expectoration, when
once it ripens. It is then, by the great healing and
purifyingiproperties of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
that ail ulcers and cavities are healed up sound,
and my patient is cured .
Thcraa dial thin to beeon In erring Cnn-nintlion
to ,t up nod at petit and a od dlnticn. V at
the b dj w II H'ow in Set- and get itrun. If a i.. r. n
h adise!- tuni!., a -aviij or ab-re H er c v
ity cnnnt: el, thnattrr ennot rip. r, an lonrft a fe
y 'em l He! w par. w.mt i ne. ettiry 'o cue U nrw
rdcr of th'iui, a oo- appetite, a po- d nut-i i- n, ihe
IKK1.V to . In toh and jtrl ft ; then nalur U helped,
the cavill. will he '.the m-ttrr riil rl. en am he tl.ro n
off li rKqunUM.andthe iennnrrrin ; e-lth and
pt-ei.jfth ilha lulit iut and oi ly pan to cure Cn
umi tjo nd If a ira. n it ery had if ihe lunpi nre i ,.l
entirely destroyed, or even if one lung eu'.rrlj gnt,v
If the - l. .nonKh ltaliiy Kit .n the V tr o heal up,
th're in hof e.
I have seen n an- uernri cured ith ntr pontic!
luup. Iie aiid enjoy Ife to rood Id a,te Th is wl t
pc- et-clt s Medicines will rto to cue Consu" plr n. T cy
wl 1 clean put the loinsch. taeeten aid st e plhen t.vet
upa road : diie tion, ar rt g r Nata e thesina rr she
need, to cie-r 'heT-tem .J all -he l.ae tl at i in he
lun a. whatever t- e f mi niay b-.
It Is tmp rtant th t ile usi Fc' enck's Medidn s.
ea-e ahftttld be eierciaed Q. t -0 take c Id ; keep in doo s
in coll an.ldomi.aea her; v 1.1 night nir, and takeout
d rr - xtreise ot ty in a genial and warm unsi It.e.
I w sh it distinctly understood that wi-n I recotnmen '
a fieatto tecar-iul :n repard to takin cold, ahii
I I. V ,p cUI teA"n i
- " i -iiaiiy rrcoT.riU I oni the ff ci of a bad j
cold s faf more liable loa rela. se than one ho has he. n
lillr- IV- cured and it la i- i . . . I
Cunsumtiflan. 5 I n as the luns are not per'ertlr
he l-d. ion so out U re l...mrnent danger of f II re
turn of t se ulsease II i-ce it ; that I to strenuous y cau
tion pulmonary p-tienta Ra nsl exinc then s. Ive. io
-B atmosphere t-a n-1 get ial and plra t. Conr.rm
, " on,,BP,,' lunifi aiea mas-ol fres, which th
least rhhge a'tn phere will l fl,me. Ti e rrat d s
f.re'. J,U'",T? w',h mT Medicines c- sWts in m. ,.
Ity nMM tufl oiiBAttn. Ins-ead of , rov kin. It. as
.ny of jhe faculty do. n inflamed ur-g canm.t t,
safety to; h, pa ten, be ep red o the bltlu b a t. ..f
v Intei-; or the rhil in winds of Purine r autumn. It
s oidlecar f shhlded from ail Irri'atlrg it fln nee.
The nt tst .uU..ho.M he uhserved in 'Ms par.ic.Ur
as ;( II a cuif.- inter almost ary n umstance Is an
t.'AlP0rh?t kr.k'? -!t-me and nu ri
tloas diet aud a I the Me.llc n-, conUno. d until the body
tr'ntaT ' U tot U 1 'T ' "J
I waa myself cored by this t tent of the worst k'nd
r O- twain tloHf and have lired to get fat and heart
1 7-7i.7 -' ,w one lung mo.tl g0-e. I have
eurrdteusard, since a d very many have been cured
by ihiBratnenthora I have nev rsen
?k t.",?' ?'f ?,ot'r 1 lt to take posretsion or
ctyiie?bul.ln a the N tl,eat Corner o' Six b and
aii!i'i-'h'l.",,k' pl ,eJ r4
all who ma)' require It.
Full Bijre. t ona iacoM Mny al- r ; Bem di s, a thai a
person anv part i f e war d rat. b r. adily ttr- d by -strict
vbservaLce uf the same.
: J. II. SCHEVCK M. I..
ii I : t f lladr'p'. a.
vj JOHN F. I' EX K V,
iS-t- Co lee Pla e, Ttew TorV.
e,.Itm Wholesale A g.nt.
Tlionsands attest its tirtut, and from all
quarters pf the Globe come testimonials of won
derful leures performed by Simmons' Liver
Regulator.
Hrw to getmoney is the great doireof all
ri.rIJp f aua K?"icable Sewing Machine
tbat W1I make niouey for you, or help you to
sayert. Mill be wut to your own home ou
trial for 30 days, no matter where you mar be,
and rau can, pay Ai it in small inonthlv in
stalUnent by writing to the Great American
MaclMBeCo-i cor. John and Nassau Street,
rew Xork; or yon can hare a County Right
Tree, a agent, and make nionry fast. We advise
smart men to secure the busineis, as nothing
pays better than the sgeiiey for a good Sewing
Machine:; nteatouoci : 3:ly
41
XOTIOE TOJIIE LADIES.
Aniong the many usenjl inventions produced
by th Nineteenth Century none occupies a more
prominent position than that of the Sewine Ma
chine,! The cheerful hum of these tireless litde
helpmates of our mothers and wives mav now
be heard in almost every hou.e in the land
1 bey are made in endless variety and one is al
most at a loss to choose when there are so manv
of decided merit. One of the latest anl nios't
improved is Ihe Emptrk, manufactured bv the
Empibk Sewixo MachixkCo., 294 Bowerv,
r. utpeedif, nouelat and durable; and we ca'n
conscicnliously recommend parties in search o.
a Machine give it an examination before con
cluding to purchase.
AgenU wapted, liberal discounts given.
niav20:lv-
Ijarid! Deeds, Trustee Deeds,
Commissioner's Deeds, Sheriff's
Dcqds, Qhattle Mortgages, &c.
; For Sale at Ithis office.
-jr- fir 7-4 .
Cheap Chattli Mortgages,
and TariouB oilier blanks for rale her.
!
HAS taken the room recently occupied by Overman, Holme & Co., in Murphy's Granite
Row, and opened a .
PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS.
t-IIe solicits cash orders from abroad. Produce bought and shipped on vcrv short
notice.-Respectfully refers to business men of the citv. "ppca on very snort
ST Catdi paid fox all leading articles of country 'Prod uce.
L. It DAVIS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ROCK HILL, S. C,
Qolkifs ihipmer.! of Flour,' Meal, Wheat,
O. torn and Oats, Uibe utUi on Cuutraission.
rcoe having products U sell should corres
pond with me and obtain market prices at Uock
Hill, which can generally be done in 24 hours.
vhu?renee: Jwbn ISbvVr- Es(i" r J- o.
SnliobnrT.DeclJOTl. ll:3m:pd
LAND SALE.
i u 1 n 9th daV of January, 1872,
I will sell at the Conrt-House oorf in States'
yille, the following valuable tracts and interests
in Lands belonging to the estate of Janics F
lell, dtce.ist.-l, viz :
NUMBER ONE,
Uncwn as the Lawrence Tract.
two miles from Statesville, containing Three
Hundred and Thirty-two Acres, more or less
on the waters of Fourth Clretk, 40 to o0 seres
of which is very rich creek bottom, 100 or more
acres heavily timbered rich uplands, and the
balance mostly clenred upland; iuijii,ii,g Uie
lands of llayne Davis, K-q., nnd oil'urs.
NUrtlBEIt TWO,
line wn as the Gibson Tract, con
taining Ivfu Hundred Acres, more or less, three
miles Statesville, on the Tayluisville road
40 to CO acres well timbered, 40 to SO avres re
cently cleared, and the remainder more
worn, but all level clay uplnnd capable of im
provement. No br.iketi washing land on it.
Two branches, affording stock water.
NUMBER TH REE.
One-fifth Interest in the T. A.
Bell plate, adjoining No. 2, the whole of "which
containing Two Huudrcd and Seventy -four
Acres, more or lesfs.
NUMBFJl FOUR
One Lot in the Town of States -
ville, known as the i tton I, (M, designa
ted in the Will,) coni..iningonenda half Acres,
fronting on Depot street, and adjoining the De
pot lots.
TKRMS OF PALE: One-third (J) cah,
one-third (i) at the expiration of fix months,
and one third (J) within twelve months from
day of sale. Interest on two last payments from
day of sale.
Notes, with annrovid seen r!i v. will rr.n..;r.
ed, anil title withheld until full pavineiil is 1
made. " J
Persons whishing to examine said Lands will j
please call on Capt. T. A. Price, bimonton
i louse, niaiei-viiie
J. IIERVEY STEVKNSOX,
Kxeoutorof J. F. Hell, det'd.
November 2lM, 1ST1.
Also, at the same time rnd x,ri T will .H
i-uiiur iMiifs ui.ti ointr claims tor monev and
railroad Mot k belonging to the estate of T. A.
Hell, dcccasid.
J. IIERVrY STEVENSON,
Executor, &c.
November 22, 1S71. ll:tds
i... . i .. , . ; . i
IS IIEHERYT given that a Certificate-!
for two shares of -Mock in the North Caro
lina Rail Road Company, ined t John
M Horah. has been hftr and that applica
tion w ill be made for a new Certificate.
Salisbury, N. C.. Nv. 8. 1871.
JOHN M. HOEAII.
llin:8
CONTAINS THE GOVERNMENT OF
the Slate, Holding of the Courts, manv Valu
al.le receipt an amrSTe Monthlv Calendar,
Uarden Calendar, and mimv Anecdrstes, Stories,
Ac, making it or.e of the 'most valuable and
interesting Almanac's published. For Sale at
the Stores of Mw k& li.own, and McNeelv &
W alton, Salisbury, N. C.
lm:9
PROSPECTUS
OF
The Scmi-Weeklr Tconcmist.
I propose to publisJ, in Eiiiabeth Cltv N C
Its aim will be to minister to the Literary
taste of its readers, ainl to jm.mte the Ari. ul
t.iral, Commercial, iWwial.Mechaiii.al and
other industrial inienst- of our opie, w ith ali
the capacity .industry and real it can comn.and.
in a word Ji,e te,n.,mit propos., to occupv
the whole held o legitimate journalism "
Politic a llt, it will seek, witlut uirC the
poisoned wcajwiw of bitternesS lo
coinlune all the elements of opposiuon lo the
reckle tendency of the times ; believi,,. we
honestly do, that our Republic and its institu
tions are in peril, and that unless fifKd men of
every class, un.te xo and as one man, to stav
the tide of corruption that is surging over us'
this precious herita; wir Fathers will a, ...
di-tant day be like a laJe thai i toId-liU a
tiion tint bus pa.-.va away.
The Editorial I manatrement will be under t; e
direction of R B. Ckixy, assisted bv CoT. W
1 . Martin and Dr. R. K. SjKd, of PslsQuutnik
count v ; C ol. 1) D I lTrtLec ,Cq
'r ii'i-Mi- ,' , . rtL,te, amden cot. m v ;
I. II. (jilliam and T. Skinner. Perat.imo'n
-onty ; Maj. If. A. William at.d Jc? 'cTe
Chowan country ; Hoi-. L. C. Latham, Wa
ng tin eonntvj.Ho,,. T. J. Jarvis, TvrVell co ;
Ion M. L.Eure, Oates cannty ; 1) f.' Wi.iston
Lertie county, and a number of occasional con
tributors whose reputation will be a guarantv
lerprte lnUri,f ud 8Uw- of tl""n-
. Communications froin Ihe different crmnfies
in the Dist rict and from the National and Sl"
capital will appear iu every issue. There will
'tea (.!,. 4 KSJPgjtf
aIkOM ( ,1!
I
O00Bi
q.1 t,0 ?PENTI0 ueh thelarcest
J5t k . f G.ls I ever oflfered in thi market,
aud can hold out neater iuducemeiits than
7-rLtthe Wh,,,' d IMail D.uler,
ith 20 years r.IoP expeiince iu the Trade.
I think n.. dealer w ill run any risk in giving
jnv stock a close exainiuuth.a before makiue
his nurcliasr-s. either n? wholes ,) or retail.
I call att-ntioD to a fr-w leading articles which
will aid m'reachiiig the
CIIINTIH..
I) it Goods
in all ,he various departments: Notions.
liady Mnd Clotliimr, (ieutg. un-der-wear.
Pant. go.Kjs. HaU
and ' aps. Boots and Sho?6.
Stationary. Wall and
Curtaiu Phper, Boljiug Cloths.
HARDWARE
AND
- i.N. Axps: Sh , , aTld Spades. Iron St.el
tud Ca: ' : - , Drugs, Medicines.
rATNTS.OILS ..f all kinds;
1 'ye tulfs and Crockery .
Coffi-r, Sugar. Molassca, SItt Cheese,
Soaps, Candles, Spices of all kind, ( on
f. ctioncries, Nuts, ('a. .dies. Currants, all
complete in tl. it line; upper, solo and
ILin.ess LEATHER I deal h.vmlv in
all kinds WHIbKIESand BRANDIES,
and call your spi ei .1 attention to T j'
Fosr.r's OLD LO(j CABIN WHIS
KER , unsurpassed )V miiv. I am a-em
tor the famous WATT Plow: Wheeler.
Milli.k ic Co'g nuiisnrpa-sed Thiesher
and Cleaner, at manufacturers' prices.
L" STRICT alteution given to all
orders.
I BUY ALL KINDS OF
BUCE.
Very thankful for the liberal patron
age given mc in my business connections
heretofore, I hope to earn a continuance
of the same. My sale-tncii, under present
arrangements, a;e :
Geo. E. Bosiian, M. Hunt, Jno. L
Burke, JI. a. Vandcrford, Moses L.
It'td.
THOS. J. FOSTER.
No. 3 Main eircet Eaet Ward )
OalKhury, A. tj. j SS
Oct. 3, 1S71.
iVolice in RanLrtiplcy.
lySTRICT COURT OF THE U. STATES
XJ For the Cupe Fear District of X. Carolina.
IU BAXKHIPTCY.
In the matter of Samuel Grow?, bankrupt.
ATOTICE. This to give notice that a
petition h;u been tiled by Samuel
Grose of Mecklenburg rotmtv, in said Dis
trict Court, who has heretofore been duly
declared a bankrupt upon the petition of
creditors under the Act of Congre, enti
tled An Act to establish a uniform svsfem of
bankruptcy throughout the United State
applied March 2d. 1M7, lor a di.hanV
and certificate thereof, from all his debts
Rnd other claims provcablc under the said
Act, and that on thi 20th dav of December
1871 at 10 1 o'clock, a. m., in Salisbun at
jheothec of R. H. BroadCcld, one the
lb'tristers of said Court, in Bankruptcy at
the time and place assigned for the hearing
ol the same, when uud where the cmiitore
may attend and show cause if any thev have
why the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted. LARK INS cl'k
1( ol,thc U- S- Dist. Court of said Dist.
ll:2t:pd
Notice to Assignees.
ASSIGNEES in P-.-krnptr who have l.a
a. not lees of am. ...
pi.blihed in tl :
Lent and ai--.i.t -
it .
rame, are i
' : ;" aud oblige
"nu nave not pa:i f. ;
tested to forward a ;t...int
TUE EDIIOK.
Look! Litigants!
In pursnance of nn order from the Gover
nor of North Carolina. a Special Term of
the .upenor Cart for the County f Rowan,
forthe trial of Civil Causes, will be held on
Monday, the first day of January. A. D.
I?7-. at which Ter... of said Court parties
and witnesses iu Hll CIVIL Causes re here
by notified to appear aud prosecute or de
feud their suits.
D. A. DAVIS. Chairman
r ... County Commissioners.
OBADlAn W oonsox. Clerk. I0 2t
CUTLERY,
0H00EIIES!
f , . Ofe PrintiriE
ofallkiaJb J. JT BizrKEK
STAR COOKING ST0tp"
. TIES best and ctt desi ever tt
wventcil. Witncs on the gro,,,,, w
cxperieuce prove it It U aiu.pi,. ,r,
stly uianagetl. It ), the Iarj.e-t oeii of
any Stove made in! America. Other xa-i-etics
also on hind.) All sold chcrur th.:n
any Move pwltllwfan stll tht and war
ranted to perform rell.
Tin W are on hand, and tin, copper, and
sheet-iron work ofll kinds done to order
" 1111 uisnsicn, ;iiitowx 4 WEANT
MERONEY & BROTHER
DCiLxna is
LOHESTIC & PA1TCY QOOLS,
Furniihin Goods,
Hosiery, Dress Trimminpa, White Gooda,
Boots, Shoca, Hats, Car.
GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES. Ac
KTThey are agents for Sewing Machines,
Agricultural Implement, 4c.
PHILIPS & BEOS.,
Jfain Strert, tira doort abort Cvuri-llwte.
(Sx SALE
Fresh and salted; FISn of all kinds, a fall
supply of Family Groceries, Lio,roM,
and "i ankec Notions. Also, Boot, Slioea,
Hats, Caps, Dumfctica, Yams, & Crockery.
All going low for cah and countrr pro
duce. Call and rr them. Mar 24
Uanfed, lO0,6uQ lbs, old Bones.
V. WALLACE
Asks public attcption to his large A select
Stooulof Oood,
comprising everything in the Mercantile
line, and ffered as ehmp at th eheapat
his remaining HVpstock at cost, in which
great bargain are daily given. The high
est cash prices, paid in Goods at the lowest
rates, for all kinds of Country Produce.
Furs! urs!! Furs!!!
Bring all your Furs to WALLACE.
rkrxnxo.
C. S. M0RING & SOX,
HOUSE, SIGH & OaiTAHSNTAL
PAINTERS,
SALISBURY.
J. W. iBITTIIMG,
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY,
WHOLESALE 4. RETAIL DEALER
in general Merchandise,
Embracing all tEADINO articles. Buvs
and sells all kinds of Cvuutry W.
Wholesale Liqpr Dealer ami Commission
Merchant. Agnt for Navassa Guaxo
Co. Orders Solicited.
R. W. PKICE.
T. j. rnicic
PICE & BRO.s
II AVE OrE"ED A
Pasiilv Grocery- Stari.
In the new buihling lately occupied by G.
C. Smith are K-lling n hoicc selection of
articlisinthislineat y reducetl prict -
Flour. Meal. Bacon : er. Iird. . .
fro-'' and sweet al way : adv. CofT -u-gi:
ii; and Teai. to suit the'fancv. ...n
you Produce and trade with Price a Bko.
BTRTOS CRAIG E.
KERR CRAICE.
CRAIGE & CRAIGE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
So. C Council lrcft,o)K.tite the Cwrtlluute.
I PRACTICE
in the Superior Courts of Rowan sd ad- '
joining counties; in the Supreme ( t at '
Ralei'di. and In the United Static t ..it !
and District Courts for the Dist. of North
Carolina. March 23, 1871.
f
; DENTIST.
- Office, corner of Church and Innisa
streets, Salisbury. Qj
WM. M. BARKER,
Coach Maker.
SCL, Is Tni.niiftrtiirinT n!l Lin.i
t ' r aiUMK
of vehicles at his shop on Lec street. Anv
one nredine a really and, and fine job'ran
get it here. Call and see. All work after the
most approval patterns, and will compare
with any north or Knith. Sih ial attcntiou
invited to his light work, and to his paint
ing and trimming.
IOrnamental and SIGX Tainting
done v.-ith neatness and dispatch.
Salisbury, 31 arch 23.
"COME TO BOOKS!"
THE $ A LI SEI liV BOOK ST ORE,
Bj J. J. STEWART,
U the pbice to get Books, from A. B. C, vp
teard. until you can learn to talk in lan
guage which few can understand f ho,, 1
liooks full series of ail the most jopilar
authors. Afao, any amount of B'b!es, Tes-J
taments. Hinn Ikxks, Vocal and Instru
mental Mrsic rttm- Bs.ks. Cony
Books. Blau;k jLtti Hooks, JUulo
randi.mii, Pens, wAwSy pencils. Papt rs
(Writing and Wall,) Inks and Ink Stands,
with a long catalogue of
Story CRooks.
BIPJCHAM $c CO.
fr7PT2 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
fflG-riociHs,
Main SL Salisbury.
Are receivini? a vcrv lare stncV nf
Salt, Sugar.
MolaMeii. Bacon.
Lard. Kice-
Cheee, Candles,
Ponp. Powder,
Rbot, 1 Whlskev,
Brandy, i Tol acco.
i Woxlen Ware,
Crorkerr and Glas Ware, and all article
usually in the Grocer. 'He. which we ar
selling at whleale u tail on the mo;
: fa vorab'e terms. No... ..Store.
( 1 sacks Ooflee. bbls. ku -.
i 1kxcs Candles, 30 " MtdasJs,
; "0 gros (J.iil Ar Ax' upr. Scotch SnnfT
FOR SALE LOW.
Tle very Mt Kero ne Oil, Pure Clarified
Cider Vinegar, Pure Candies. RiM ns,
Nuts. Cheese, Crarkcrs. Corn Starth,'
Heckcr'f Farina. Cox' Gelatine, '
rfoicatcil C'ocoanut.
Royal Bakinf Powders Just recei? ed at
DIM, II AX k CO'S.
JOHN S. HENDERS0H,
gttflntfj at Jafo,
3
KRS. C0EEELL,
Tliankful pat favors, has the i .
to announce the meipt of hi r Fall tj-
of mili.infj:y GOODs.
Ilat. Bonnets, Chignons, Switche. Rop.
lowers, RiU-.rrs &c. she is frv.,ii.-nt v
receiving additions to hr nock, ar i
thus keep on hand tlie latest tvi -Her
Flowers arc vcrv U-mitifuL C '
and see. Orden. toficiu-O. Repairi.
done as uual.-Store naji neat and c
a-jy'nearly oppositt- the Ikixtlcn IIou.-. "
J. m. kwox,
No. 4, GRANITE ROW. MAIN STREET .
I'FaLKU IN
Sttnle and Fancy I )rv Good, Cloth : -Shoes
and LUhMs, Hats. GrrKerit. A,
AImo, l uiM and trlh fvr
CORN and FLOUR,
and Country Produc e pueraUv. Protr ,
attention to orders for Gr.ix. Fuvu.
llf lie invite thoM- who wi-1. to nv ..
a well as thoe who wu-h to buv, to .
and sec him. He pays
LIBERAL PUCES
for Produce, and sells what he hag
SMALL ADVAM F.
wm7jiptuiimer:
SADDLE and HA!!
Wt X Hvv U VP A- v 1 1 1 1 1 '
MAKEIL
West corner of National Hotel. Kcep
sale a hplcndid st.k of 'fames, SatlJ , ,
and Bridh-s, SI.-h-. nr.l 'u-. to or i
Bewt s!k k alone employ- Rejniring ii
.both lines attendcl to. ui. cnJi. "
J. H. Earnhr.it & Go.,
fVjn? V VM F.UTT TIKRs OF
s22:CARMAG!S. BUGCiGS.
and '.Vap-ons of all kind. A lo. repa: -in-done
at h.irt notice a; .1 in tlrtvlH-t i .uii
ner. Shop on the corner of I.-e an.
Kerr street, one I.I. w-k fro-u the Itj4.
Sali.-burv. Mr-rch J.5.
J. A. CLODFELTER & CO.
Manufn-turrru uud in Furniture.
Cottage lM-d-fe;d-. Cof.ui.-e fhar
r M i'. paintitl ( hainUr ui?-t-Ri-"
Urtr.il. Sui:.. walr.ut nl pain..
Cane Sx.it I'h.iirs. I:.;j,r Cl..rr- . f
dtcripiior,fc. Kttt -i..n IVninir Table. t
bles if i.'i ki: ,! '.Vsr.lrf.lH-s. liiii,-.-Washctand.
M..it Not. M.itt n-s-.. S.l
Ret-eption Chair- ::'i.l I'.ul. r S
Rustic Window Mia.l.-s. a no In for
plct eness. l-a lit . hi-. j.iit-ss and tw ,iili
Also, many other nrti. h-s vhi. ), :ir. j,
Cycd to M il as h aji or h ajx r thin !
!ouc in the western part of the State.
fciiimi aaiTSala - - b.swrfi,i
l.K full ass.
" ' and Wji"t h..-
Tit IliN (hk
hie'
' Jriiisln -. hour- ii
Be si. .all l.taru j'iite
sion IloU.. n t lM.r U i-.n the
ollirc. Me our Mc k ami lit :ir our pi..
SjH-cial orders (ni:tl from pl.oto-'
in our otlicei will t- m.j plied.
C. F. BAKER & CC
It i' and A''.-. Jjfiltt i,4
Tin, Shect-Ircn and Ccrper "vTirc .
Cook, Parlor and Ofcc Stoie.
of ei-ry si Mm) i;i!i'v. STII.I r
cd. h-iiisrs IJ.H.f cd. i ; u ; , r. .1 u -p-all
at short t -tic nr. l in t!.- ttia.
Work w Aim wi n.. l ull -i.m k of ; r .
Store. We t aniiot U- ui.-l. r-.ld.
Highest prii. - iii i i..r o'..l topjr.
J. ALLEN BR0WK,
xriini nmi.. ix
GRAIN, FLori:, HAY, c'.
SALISBURY. H. C.
Dealer in IT RE f'EK'CHAS '.T.I'
and other reliable I". ni'ij r. Al.-. I.!
for building a w!l n- a-jrii nit oral u
Ollicc at Wm. tm- mn a
hoe Mnrr, Main stn
J. ALLEN BROWN,
REPRESENTS several ,t the leu,
and most rf ?- p. .; -il!- -i n i i i i
Fire and Life. jn.h ie at tin
est rate. U.TVc nt
Wm Ovllmax a Son's
Sh H- st..rc. Mr,
A NSW sr. A ij
WASH iNU.
. '.liOii.TiMi:
C'ytbc dtTacl
-d Ly I lie use
WARPXBID'i.-
t: iLli V X 1 E K
Sclf-Y.liinc
SOAP.
end t-i -1 1 .- i i r r. rd I'.ite L'st.
AfJKNTS WANTLI).
AVILrOX, L"CV.iili, I.VI:;.i;-jt Co
f 1 ... , . t i
k1 A,-r.i i, '.,. f ' . ... r L r,A
Cm it i.i . . . r a.
T R E E ST
Fruit and Ornamental,
For Autumn oi" 171.
W .nlt- tt r stt-l i ti I f'H.UTS UC hi
t oor iutv si.o , .a j... tr -t. . k i.t .
our.Jaru ut.i Ivfi Pft I Its.
liraf tt.e it.l sIUJ ; fjn
I rt.sll.eatjii lreS. M.rtit. aaJ fMa.
N slid iUrr ty.: at ' tus iut.Li Trts.
tin's . i. r.it, t,
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til r.!.! on it j l i -ijti.j.. s f. i .. .
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free. .No. J-LtiU '. .t.!t..
i.; . l ooHunf
Ftlll.l.J li,- Jldy,
licind Leaders.
For om't'..:ij !tt n-.i ? J m
COil:.KW.(1.ni.(.;.lf..'t S V.
O30
Arent IOper e r ei at al
I diCorrtira. If wm nt j-, ,m rrf t b n '
I and .icaaaiit ork j j i f . : j ( - lt. t .
A M llion DoIIotb.
d bet i ft rfatm . aira fitM I .
Tcanrr li-r M-rttl VI L bb.HM to etrf
PS8 Treads sr. w
Agents ! Kcad , Tliis i
t laa saW ar II Vsa!. me rskaa Isb. mm a u ...
r? r
tip
4ef l nui ; sadnas U. Waft aCav.i
LaU, Mm.