i.'. BON.-JUDAU p. BpjWj
HOTOKsra ENOLAwSDi ToirBBXJosTl
wktS fex oECBETABor wAW5:jmurderer . having malkraantlY
fTf
, ! he Lord Cbancelor baa couf erred 'silk I
3
be Lord Cbancelor has conferred ilk
upon.
iMr. J.P.BenUmin. iimkter-at.Iaw.
of the. Northern
the Northern Circuit. I Mr. Benjamin I
was jborn In
ra jborn la, 1S11, in the British West
ndij, and commenced the practices of
he lav in New Orleans between thirty and
thai
L&1!
between the Northern and Southern States I
wuiuu uirLccucu lucurraa nvnnrni inn wivi
vi America, uo was uuiiea a taxes
A' ! ' 1- . T rs. . . 1
lorof Lou.Ln.. and ' AU , 'Jwwuwauuiuu ucBaja;
period, or the greater part bf it, he led
the bar before the Supreme Court at Wash-
inrtOD. In those Java to ha a Senator
.1". i. . --,'-r T o ' I
was a high distinction. He became, mi is
well known, Secretary of the Stat Depart
meat to the Government of the Confederate
btates, nndetJ efferaon Davis a he after
Ward became War Secretary, and held
that offieuat the tima of tha huU of Hall
Itnn j eventually he became Secretary of
Bute Department aeainL , In the latter
position ho conducted all the correspon
denes; and negotiations with other coun
tries He was with Jefferson Davis at
the end of the War. and i after nnmernna
! I) air breadth escapes arrived in Eng.
land in 1865, and entered at Lincoln's
Inn.' He was called to j the bar in 1866,
fX s&cialijtratia, waiving the nsnal period
of studentship on account of his high le
gal knowledge and experience. Uis pro
I gress toward the attainment of a practice
at the English bar was at first slow, and
though his abilities and experience fitted
him for leading, his nosition at the bottom
of the-junior bar prevented leading busi
ness irom Deing given to him. He grad
ually, however, obtained and increased a
Sractice, principally in Liverpool and
tanchester cases. Uis arguments la these
cases were noticed at the time as combin
ing strict legal accuracy with a persuasive
adroit rhetoric, two attributes which com
paratively seldom run together, the latter
' being, indeed, a somewhat scarce com
modity at the Equity Bar. About this
time he employed the time which bung on
bis bands in composing his now well
known book on the Contract of Sale.
About three years ago Mr, J ustice Hamen,
recognized his abilities and the difficulty
of his position, gave him: (as a Justice in
htm IlAl a rlffht in An Pdl.tin.
for Lancashire. Mr. Benjamin's position
as one or me nret advocates and lawyers
at the the Common Bar is now (airly re
cojruized. It is understood that ha an.
plied for a 'silk gown at the last creation
of Q. C.s ; his application, however, was
not t that lima anooaaafYil n.vk.l.l..
' - - w.mmmi HUbVVBOUI VUUIJ I'll
account of the short period of his England
pracuee. it is stated that be now receives
his silk gown in consequence of the Lord
Chancellor having been so impressed with
the ability of his recent argument before
the House of Lords in the case of "Pot
ter vs. .Jlankin,' as to ! consider that it
would be unjust to withhold from him the
precedence ot a u. ' -
The New York Herald, ordinarily ob
sequlous enongh to the powers that be
thus exhorts the Administration. Refer
imc w wudi iur. i ijionor aeRerihfii
General Orant.s ptraistence in inflicting
-misery on tno ooutn, it says :
"We warn the president of his danger.
j. no peopio aiti tired ot the incesent ess
C'tempnt Irpnt nn Kv ihn nn1itl!... ..Jt
. they say, witb-Senator Sumner. 4the war
is ended; there must be an end also of
beligercnt passions, and the freedman as-
area or uis rtgnts, must enter upon a new
career of lmnnina and nman:. tl.
violent tirades of Wendell Phillips, Ger
riw omuu, lioutweii and others, who pour
into the car of tho ignorant negroes the
' poison of suspicion and hate, and who
urc-e upon them a resort to civil warntd.
er than & submission to reconciliation, are
revolting to the public mind. - Sensible
men cannot fail to see that the doctrines
advocated by Greeley must lead to peace
i auu uapiuce, wuuo mo aocirine preaen
ed by the Radical supporters of Grand
must leau 10 oiooasued and auffrrinrr if l
QeieTiaaiMiadarm.nMt.-Jan
t 1 . ' : I
ceai your property ; but organize for de
fence, is tne advice or Wendell Phillips to 1
the negro. 'Black men. be not dJLn
py tuts cry tor reconciliation. Your old I
. i . . ... .
oppretiors win never oe reconciled to you
nor should you be reconciled to them
cries Gerrit Smith, and Boutwell. Harlan
and the rest echo the worda. To what
can such teachings lead but to continued
discord and haired, and eventually, per
naps, to a oioouy and cruel war of races
Are the financia interest of the couniry
... uuj am,. uu appeals 19 the
passions 01 ignorant men. It General
Grant is re-elected it will be hv the sun
port of the moneyed and business classes
ox iue country, and it is time for them to
make it a condition of their support that
'.!!.! 1.1 f i .. a ....
win xecmeBs piaymff wun nre shall not
I J " "l U IIMUI UU
longer hazard the safety of their lives nA
.prorerty. ! It is time for the people to let
all parties understand that whatever can
didates may be successful tho Adminis
teal ion of the next four years must give
tonskitutional freedom to tho Southern
States, take the iron hand of military rule
from) the throat of that section of the
Union and let the whole nation have
peace."
The Approachina State Fair. Th
officers of tho the State Apn-irn1nm1 So
ciety are making every possible arrange-
fM "pjirucuing xair, to corns
therce on the loth proximo. They have
vjtrV reason to bdieve that the exhibi
tion will equal if not murnaas mv hmlA
nee the war. News,
tr I
SPEEDY JUSTICE.
The other day in Chicago
a
prisoner was tried and convicted
of murder in twenty minutes.
This was .quick work. The cause
of this unwonted expedition is to
be found in the terror produced
by ihe murder mania that pre
vails in that city, j The commu
city has been greatly excited over
the unusual number of Murders
recently eommittjid, Thf iag
jtiiijnmBHttpy disposed of was
PWy aggravated one, the
shot a policeman in the perform-
-
au "liy.
The State bf the nnh1m rninri
"nK' tVof Q
Jf SUCl tha 1110 attorney
has deemed it expedient to make
recitine the law and
detailing the efforts of the COUrts
" w :
-' - ' . ir
- . -i
in order that people may know
the exact state of the cases now
pending, I deem it my duty to
givo vug mcia relative 10 repre
sent condition of them. By the
law, as it has existed in this State
since 1867, the jury are obliged
u vueir veruict to ux tue panisn-
ment or tne prisoner, which may
be that he suffer death bv hang
ing, or that he be confined in the
pcmicuwary ior a term oi not, less
than fourteen yearsbr for any
numoer of years greater than
fourteen, or for his natural lifa
I believe it is an unsafe law The
punishment should be death in
all cases of unprovoked murder,
... J J -1 i it
auu iuo juugo suouia nx lae pun
ishment; but the law is other
wise, binco this law has been in
OneraHftTt. ItiriAa Tiava nrAnAMliir
done their duty in this city bold
ly and fearlessly. The recent
cases of murder which have so
justly aroused the people ha vie
an occurred since tno bin of last
month. The first session of the
Grand Jury since these cases oc
curred was convened a week aero
yesterday. It has found true bills
ox indictment asramst Kaffertv.
Schweigert, and Hurley. Raff-
a m am aM W
eny, ior ine murder of officer U"
Meara. is now on trrial. SchW.
lgert, for the murder of Kane
Hiffgins at Winetka. is o be
tried next Monrlav. TTht1av
-' . w .
me muraer of ratterson, is tote
tried one weee from to-day. The
wana-jury nave one or two oth
er cases to investigate, and if they
find indictments the nccnsprl will
ill be tried this month. So tho
public will see that all these cases
are to De tried in about thirty
i . . .....
a a a .
aaysirom tne date of the killing,
I believe that everybody will say
ia prompt, emcient, and
speedy action bv the criminal
court and the oflicers thereof.
I believe in prompt, speed v ius
tice to all criminals, and will do
all I can to secure that desirable
end.
There would be fewer murders
and few crimes of all kinds if
summary justice.was more een
erally dealt out to offenders.5
almost every American commit
nity criminal cases are! allowed
to Jrag on until they literally
wear themselves out. Mean
while witnesses die off, remove
to other localities, or allow them
selves to be tampered with. Give
the worst criminal time enough
win nnd some mode of
i . '
escape irom punishment. 10 an
SnnooAnt mm a nmmnf fnl ;
lnnocent man prompt trial IS a
11.1 Z 1 i Tm
mewing.- liicnmona Wing,
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
SENATE. f 1
1st district Ckirrrituck. Camden Pka
quoUnk, Hertford, Gates. Chowan and
Chamberlab Republicans. 1
KAPri ntmona t w i ..n nj s I s i -t
2nd district Tyrrell, Washington
Martin. Dare. Beaufort and Hvde John
C Respess. U Stiller. Republican-.
3rd djstrict Northamhpton and Ber
tie, G D Hollomao. Renublican.
4tb district Halifax, Henry Eppes,
coia xwepuoucan.
5th district Edgecombe, Alex McCa
be, Republican. ' i -
th district Pitt, J McCotter, Repub
lican. i
7th district Wilson, Nash and Prank
lin, Wm. K Davis, Jno W Dunham,
Conservatives. f
8th district Craven, A S Seymonr
Republican. x
5th district Jonee, Onslow and Car
leret. James G Scott. Conservativn. ' I
10th district Duplin and Wayne, fW
a Alien, l, v uumpbrey. Uoneervatives
1 1th District Greene and Lenoir. R
W King, Republican.
lth district New Hanover, Geo
Mabson, col'd, Republican. 1
13th district Brunswick and Bladen,
U JN UUl, Kepublicarf. V
14th district Sampson, C. T. Hut
phey. Conservative.
15th district Columbus and Robeson.
John w .Ui8, Conservative.
16th district Cumberland and Har
nett, W. O Troy. Conservative.
17th district Wake. James H Harris,
coi d, uepu hlican.
19th district Warren, J ohn A Hy man
col'd, Republican.
20th district Orange, Person and Cas
welV John W Norwood John W Cnn
ningham. Conservatives.
21st district Granville Bourbon Smith
Republican.
22nd district Chatham. R J Powell.
Conservative. If j -
23rd district Rockinchara. J T Mnr.
head, Conservative. , 1
UtU dutricAUmanw ftQd Goilrordj,
sena-itnniw i,r;i 1: v. xr .
Jaa Morehead, Jr.j W J llnrnty", Con
servative. '
25th district Randolnh and Moore. J
M Worth ConservatiTes.'. . - : '
26th- district Richmond and Mohtsro.
mei7,lTLongj Republican. :w y
r 1 27lli distract Anson and Union u U
T McCanley, Conservative. -
join aiawici viawums ana otaniey,
C Earnhardt, Conservative,
29th diatrict Meckledbor?. RP War
ing, Conservative.
Oth district Rowan and Davie, Char
les Pifice, Conservative,
i 3 1st district Davison, John T. Cramer,
Republican, r
32d district Stokes and Forsvthe. J
M Stafford, Con servaitve.
33d district Surrv and Yadkin. AC
Co wles, conservative.
34th district-Iredell, Wilkes, and Al
exander,! Thos A Nicholson, Phineas
Uorton, conservatives.
35th district Allechanv. Ashe. Wat-
aaga W B Cooneeil, conservative.
36th district Caldwell, Burke, Mc
Dowell, Michell aud Yancey, W W Flem
minglGudger, conservatives.
37th district Catawba and Lincoln.
James R Ellis conservative.
33th district Gaston and Cleaveland.
W Jj Milller, conservative.
39ihe ! district Rutherford and Polk.
Martin Walker, republican.
40th district Buncombe, and Madison,
Jaa. U. Merrimon, conservative.
; 4lst. district Haywood, Henderson,
aud Transylvania, W P Welch, conservative.!-
f-
42d district Jackson. Swain. Macon.
Cherokee, Clay and Graham, W L. Love,
conservative.
Republicans 18 ; Conservaties 32.
: UI ' I "
ids nousx or &xpnxsum.Tiyxs.
Alamance Grant, con.
Alexander J M Carson, ind
Alleghany f
Apsohj-R T Bennet, con.
Ashe Squire Trivett, rep.
Beaufort Samuel Carson, rep.
Bertie-r 0 Miller, tep.
Bladen A P Perry, rep.
T D Johnston,
1 coi.
Burke Pinkney Warlick, con.
Cabarrus Shion, eon.
Caldwell Ed Jones, con.
Camden Simeon A Jonee, rep,
Carteret Silas Webb, eon.
Caswell T J Foster, Geo W Bowa,
reps.
Catawba R 9 B Houston, eon.
Chatham J M Moring, Hanna,coas
John L Winslow, rtp.
Clay Anderson, eoa.
Cleaveland -John W Gidney, son.
Columbus V V Richardson, con.
Craven-1 3 Abbott, E R Dadley,
repSi.
Cumberland G W Bollard, cm.. T
S Lutterlob, rep.
urn tuck- James M WoodhooM, eon
Dare-r Oliver N Gray, rep.
Davison J T Brown, John Mieheai,
ren3.
Davie Charles Anderson, eon
Duplin Juo B Standford,
, eons.
Edgecombe W P Mabson. Willie
Bunn, reps.
Jf'orsythe W H Wheeler, rep.
Franklin John H Williasaeoa, rep.
Gaston William A Stowe, eon.
Gates-Rob t II Ballard, eon.
Granvillc-Rich G Snecd H, T Hughes
Graham-
Greene
Guilford Joseph Glimer, Wiley, cons
Halifax Jno Bryant, J J Woodwyn,
repi
Harnett J R Grady, eon.
Haywood H P Haynes, ton.
Henderson Jamas H Blythe, repu
Hertford Jamas Skarpe, rep.
Hyda
Iredell Williams, StayensM, eoaa.
Jacksoa.-
Johnston Wm. H Joyaar, Jtaas Hla-
nant, eons.
Jones Jacob Scott, rep.
Lenior Stephen La sailer, rep.
Lincoln A J Moriraon, con,
Macon J L Robbinson, con,
Madison
Martin j
McDowell
Mecklenburg Jno E Brown. S W
Reid, eon.
Mitchell J W Bowman, rep.
Montgomery Allen Jordan, rep.
Moore Dr John Shaw, con.
Nash Lindsey, coa.
New Hanover James Ifeaiaa.
liam H McLaurin, eol'd, Alfred Llody,
coi u, reps.
Northampton Burton H Jones, rep.
Onslow J W Shackieford, eon.
Orange - Pride Jones; Jonas Watson,
con.
Pamlico,
Pasquotank, P M Godfrey, rep.
Perquimans, J R Darden, rep.
Person, Montfort McGchee, con.
Pht,: WniP Bryant, Guilford Cox,
reps, ;
Polki N. B Hampton, ren.
Randolph J W Bean, Harrison Fra-
zier, reps.
Richmond, Robert Fletcher, eol'd, rep
Robeson, W S Norment; T. A McNeil
cons I
Rochingham, David Settle, A B Jones
cons.!
Rowan. FN Locke j, Kerr Craige, con
servative.
Rutherford, Eli WhitsnanL ren.
Sampson ; J R Maxwell, Bryant,
cons.
Stanly- -
Stokes, J G H Miehell. eon.
Snrlr, Harrison M Waugh, con.
Swain-
Transylvania
Tyrtell, Bertlet Jones, conr
Union ;
Wikie, Richard 0 Badger, John C
Gorman, Stewart Ellison, col , RoVt J
Perry, ireps.
Warren, Goe H King, J Wm H Pas
cuau, j rrps.
Wasliington!, D C Guyther, rep.
Wajtanga 4-
WVne, J 0 Rhodes, E. G Copeland,
reps.' j ' . S '
Yadkin, J,G Ifarlir, ton.
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TRIUMPHANT !
0 CO
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PRE
MIUMS and Gold and Silver Medals
were awarded to Cbax.es M. Stieff
for the best Pianos in competition
with all the leading manufactur
ers of the country.
Oflce and Z7ew Wareroomt .
N: 9 North Lrberty SL, BALTIMORE, Md.
The StiefTa Pianoa contain all the Uteat !m.
pruvements to bo found in a first-class Piano.
: . ..r v.
niwiwuuuiuu tuiprut ciucuis ui uis own 1U-
Tention, not to bo found in other instruments.
The tone, touch and finish of their inufrn.
meats cannot be excelled by any manufactur
ed. A large assortment of second.hand Pianos
always on hand, from $75 to 300.
faxior and Oharch Organs, gome twenty dif
ferent styles on hand from $50 and upwards.
Sand for Illustrated Cataloirue. containing
names of over twelve hundred Southerners
(five hundred of which are Virzinians. two
hundred North Carolinians, one hundred and
fifty East Tennesseans. and others throughout
tne bouth, who have bought the Stieff .Piano
since the close of the war.
JALLEN BROWN, Agent,
22:40t Salisbury, N. C.
Valuable House and Lot
FOR SALE.
I wish to sell mr House Sc. Lot aitnated on
Ianiss street, frontiusr four hundred teet.
The Lot contains four acres, or one square
of the town. The House is a twlvt-foot
story and contains six rooms, besides a base
ment cook-room of brick. Kitchen. Smoke-
cMise, Lumber room and Wood house, also
irat-rattt Well of water with a brick Dairy
16; a laree Barn, sheded on two aidfs
30 m20. With a 20 foot SO-iare thru&hincr floor:
three acres of the lot is well set in clover;
also an excellent garden.
Ann person wishbw a Valuable Lot.
would do veil to giv me a caU at once as,
1 am aetermmed to sett a bargain.
K. J. WEST,
ana; 6th 72: 47: 4t
R. W. Pnics.
T. J. Pjuce.
PRICE & BRO.
Have Benioved
THEIR
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
TO JENKIN'S CORNER,
Where thev will eontinne to Sll Vn,.r
Meal, Fresh Meats. Bacon. Lard. Butter.
Eggs. Coffee. Teas. Snffr. Salt. PirV W f..
Ueees, die., toother with a large and varied
sioea or nouaenoiu asd table necessities.
Bring your country produee to
rUlCE i BRO.
(I7:t0 .
FOR SALE.
TWO SMATJrrnArTs nr t.jvnf
J ' I t
lOrrr tO ive milM nf Tmn maluini.. ALTWn
and MEADOW, with a rt cleared and in
orchard. If not sold before the 6th of July
aext it will then be eold at public sale. Apply
J. K. BUKKE, Agt.
MAKE HAY
While Tho
SUN SHINES.
1 WOULD respectfully give notiee to the
farmers that I am Ageut for tho Celebrated.
BUCKEYE
Mover and Reaper and Siceensia l
T II It E S IT J? n
Manufactured bv C. A nit
. W -W. VWUIVU,
UtUO. and I retinflftfullv rpmicut iKiwn in
of anytor either of these Machine, to call and
w me, mm gei a coos giving tun instructions
and prices.
Tte scarcity of laborers and the high price
of Hay, Jce., raak these Machine a necessity.
Please bhnir or kAnd
as ptssibie. 1 j. k. BDKKR.
J'f Salisbury, N C.
ROWAN MILLS !
rPHB propriettira of thee justly celebrated
L Mills axe in the market for W1IKAT, and
solicit calls irom all who hir.it n coil tv..
JHijl ths highest market catk prices.
Flour! Flour!!
ThSV also Solicit oritur f.ir Vlnnr Th.r
manufacture ftiur d(Ti- rent trrmAeta i.t PI,...
ranging Sett ramlly, Family, JSx-'
liiey also sol.cit orders for Bran.
Thev exohanire. or vrind fur toll u mmw u
desired.
EMMERT, BROS &, CO.
Oowaro of Counterfeits !
job nosEs m&wcitms
previa. Tk rMMMJUm ctaaawJ Mmm
Mae AU Mikara ara wtmLmmmS
FJ1 Fi.Ilj.mr wrfUlaiB tba enTa7ku
thoM paiaAU and daacmtu limMi to walch the
tomala eorwtitution U rabei. Thar BM4rsta ail
xrttt aad rrauTi aU astomcUoas. troaa whV
?ar rarjw -.
TO MASSTZB TJtDTKS
they ua aarticalarly auitii TUej mill K a tSrl
4 althoach vary jtrarful.wttUU BfHhJnirhmrt:
nil 10 eonmtauoa. Ia all caM of Narvma rvA
ptnal aeactkma, Fmina in tha Btck aa4 Llmia,
fro.ebattoa. "" w
btiTid. On- DofUr pclol to ta- RoU rmorl.
W. iOB MOSial II CortUndt tU Haw Tork?wui
IS?" tl af tha frmtin, eon tln1n rift.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES'.
BTtTAWfl PTJI4HOICIC WAFXlt-J t7
S-r-CS"- CoLaa, Amu, Baoaoama. Soa
Tbboat, HoiaaBBa..DirnocLr BaaATBiao, la.
cipiiwt Coaavarnoa abb Lcae DtsaAsaa.h"r
haja ae Mtarta of aWlcina, aad aay child win taka
tt-m. Thavaaada hT bn raatarad to health that
had baCora dmairc4. TntioimiT rl- tj In handmda
Ak for BETAS S rutMOMO WArBBJL
tor. HCort)jdtetryt. New TorlL
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Ro. M4 Raa Lombard. Paria,
E -
I FTlTJS.
Thaaa CU ara hlrhly raoaameaded kvtha mm
. rana.
Madieal
la ail
acBitroi
Ba: Rl
m ATI
lirhtlT.D
ly. Dally or PnmmtMn XatiaaiotM :
'naatATra
t or Prn
sal Wait
kiMtaiorfoi
SoeratBaUtoa4gzaal aUeaa;Blagaraiiottha
aacaaas anarafraiai
SS1 Sr" Wk "! : DopoaiU la tha Criaa,
ndaU tha jrhaatly traia of IHaUaaa aH-in froai
trSLMr lUDPhlf AdTica In aaHi box. or wiU
PHeetl ar Bex.
b7 ' crt fy U4 from m 1 1 6wrvi'm a
vm mit aaatraawat ao.
OSCS. IS CoaTLAvatf
-Haw TowuSola OaMral Araat irr
ang 14, 72. 48; ly.
Land Deeds, Trustee Deeds
Commissioner's Deeds. RhrrlfT
I Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, &.
i?or ttaie at this offttv .
Brttaries aad Whit, thr will affact a em ha
vivruoiL, rmi DiiHiDn or ins 11
HAEDVABE merchants,
Main Street, Salisbury, JV.
ARE CONSTANTLY ADDING
New, improved and valuable Tools, Imple
ments, Machines, Contriranciea, Ac, Arc, for
the convenience and facility of Farmers,
Blacksmiths,
Carpenters,
Shoe-Makers,
Tanners,
Cabinet Makers,
Masons,
Carriage Builders,
Coopers,
House-Keepers,
Butchers,
Cooks, &c.
In fact, few persons unacquainted with
our establishment, are aware of the wide
HAS taken the room recently occupied by Overman, Holmes & Co., in 3rurphy's Granite
Row, and opened a
PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS.
drne solicits cash orders from abrod. Produce bought and slurped on very short
notice. Rnectfullv refers to business en of the city. -
ElfCaah paid for all leading articles of country'Producc. ll:tf
BURKE I COFFIN.
Commission Merchants,
At the Sign of the Red Flag,
MERONEY'S OLD STAiND,
MAI STRKKT
SALISBURY, N. C.
J. X. BURKE.
J. M. COTTIV.
t"Ordera and connignmentii respectfully o- I
iH'teu. pay-Auction mIb every baturday and
public day.
Oh! Yes Oh! Yes Oh ! Yes!
ITafing fallen back to a better position and
beea reinforced by forming a copartnernhip with
Jjo. M. Corrm, who baa been long and favor
ably know a in the Mercantile communitr,
I would rpectfully retnrn coy thanks to the
public generally, and aolicit a continuance of
their patronage to the new Firm ; with the a
u ranee that we will do all we can to sai'ufy all
who may have anything to pell or boy.
J. K. BURKE.
January 1872.
X. B. I will con tin n to attend to the aell
inr of any kind of property in the country, for
AdmintaUatoraaod others when notified in time.
tM8 J. K. BURKE. Auctioneer.
1 hare analyzed the Whiskty knotrn
under the brand of B SELECT," eon
trolled by Messrs. WALTER D.
DL AIR & Co., Richmond, Va., and
And it Free from Fusil Oil, and
and other impurities, and recommend its
use for medicinal and family purposes.
J. B. McCAW. M. D,
Late Prof, of CkenUttry 3i. College. Va.
This brand is beyond all doubt a sups
rior article and can only be had genuine,
at T. J. Foster's, No. 3 Main et.f nearly
opposite Mansion Hotel, Salisbury, N. C.
38: 4t
WILLIAM VALENTINE,
THE BARBER,
RETTJRXS 018 THANKS to his OLD
FKIKNDS and the Public for the liberal
patrons tre heretofore extended to him Tr
informs them that he has fitted np a new and
commodious
Shop, la Dr. Henderson's Sriek-
Boildinr. ZLoom XI o. a.
where he would be pleased to see them. lie
SiaranteeR to give satisfaction in every case.
e ban in his emnlor ut the lt rtatr nMw..
in Western North Carolina. He requests a t all
from all.
Salisbury, X. C, Dec. 17, 18tt. 50 tf
State of North Carolina,
IREDELL COUNTY.
Superior Court, Spring Term. 1872.
Marshall T. Bell as Assignee of William Griffin,
Mnanips agatiuA ueorge u. Alcllenry and
Daniel B. Welch, defendants. '
'I f ppetrin,? 10 the asfction of the Court on
affidavit filed, that the defendant George C. Mc
Ilenrv is not a resident of tha Rit r v ii.
. vi
Carolina.
It ia therefore ordered
- --- j hvy pub
lication be made in the Cam'm .
newsnaper published in the Town of Kaltbury,
North Carolina, for six weeks, notifying thede-
vj.re jiciienry mat a ISmnmons
t V?? I"161 in.thc aboTe actio sgain him
m wnicn ne is notineo that a complaint will be
filed in this action at the nt irm nt 1..11
Bapeiior Coart, on the second Monday after the
third Monti a v in linviut A T 1 0"o -.
urw mree aaya oi tne lerm, and nnleas the de
fendant, George C. McJlenry answer the same
within the time preacribed by law, the plsintifl
will ask for the relief demanded in the com
plaint. W itnesa C. L. Summers, Clerk of oar
said Conrt at office, in Statesiille. thia 29th day
of April, 1872. C L. SUMHEB8. C 8 C.
6w33:pr fee $8 of IredIl coontv.
ALL KINDS At nnnuT jam
0 '
aJJLL A
GISTRATES BLANKS at this etfke
range of wants we are prepared to meet, nor
of the exact and beautiful adaptability of
our gooos ior the purposes for which they
are made. Nor can we describe them in an
advertlieinent. They must be seen. Come,
therefore, to the Hardware Store for any
thing you want, from a toothpick to a steam
engine; from a pin to a strawcutter any
thing almost every thing. They have
A FULL STOCK always on hand of every I
variety of Naila, Iron, Steel, Hoe, Grain Cra-J
dies, Scythe, 100 Dozen Axes at low prices.
Guns, Pistols, Krivra and Forks, Fairbanks
Scales, the beat Wrought Iron Flows to be found.
We warrant them to give satisfaction. Thomp
son's Plows and Subsoilvr.
CORN 8UELLERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,
and a thousand other things you. need. Send
in your orders or cone and buy.
13:tf Salisbury, N C.
SALISBURY
SALEM ALMANACS
At the Book Streo.
I)SALMS AND HYMNS.
At the Book Storr
IUTIIER AN Book of Worship.
- At the Book Store.
SHOOL BOOKS. large varietr.
At the BookStore.
IN fact any thing in tho way of Books and
Stationery, can bo had at f'hort notice and
on reasonable terms.
At the Book Store.
SPECIAL order will receive prompt atten
tion Send in your order.
CALVIN PLYLER.
Jan. 1. l7-i. lihif
FURNITURE !
-o-
J. A. CLODFELTER & CO.
iamacfwrrr and Dealea in Furniture,
Invite attention to their
stock of Cottage Bcadsteads,
Cottar Chamber Suits, paint
ed Chamber Suits. Irench
Suit Walnut and painted Cane Seat Chairs
Rocking Thair of nil descriptions. Extension
Dining Tableables of all kinds Wardrobe.
Bureaus, Wahtand, Wbat-Nots, Mattresses.
Pofas, BeerptioD Chairs and Parlor Seta. Also,
Bastic Window Shades, a novelty for complete
ness, beauty, cheapne and durability. Alo.
many other article which we are prepared to
sell a cheap or cheaper than any lioosein the
western part of the State.
lX . -A
Br ... tT,,m
t A fall assortment of Boe wood. Metal ic
nd. Walnut Prrial Caes, which can be fur
nished at 3 hours notice.
Be sure to call, nearly opposite the Mansion
Hotel, next door below the Express oGce, see
onr stork and hear oar prices.
Special orders (made from photographs in
our office) will be supplied.
ap5.-23.0ai
Assignee's Sale
OF
$4000 to $6000
WORTH OF
I WILL betfn at :J o'clock on Saturday,
XSaytho 4th, at tho Auction Ucraaeot
BUKKE COFFIN, to sell at public sale, the
STOCK OP GOODS
lately belonging to Johu W. Bittiag. bankrupt.
TLi Stock couKirts of a general assortment
of If erebsLdise, such as is usually found in any
First Class Stork. Suuto continue erery
Saturday till the whole Stock is eled out.
Merchants and Traders are respectfully inTi
ted and renniiMl t at imnA ftmi
uiius iu imj staUKi at me urae of sate.
J. K. BUKKE.
Assignee cf J. W. BtTTt0.
Salisbury. April Id, IT2. 3I:U
'IS . . m
SHOTCUI
GXl BEST III THE trORLtr.
Hew Yori OSes, 27 BEnOLUT EX .
April 2G, 1872. 32:1 y
Marriage Cf rtifioatc for aale here.
BOOK m STORE.
' rl
THE
WATCHMAN OFFICE
is well lupplied with
A Urge and elegant assortment of
PLAIN I FANCY
SOB afSfSES
Pictorial or
CUT ILLUSTRATIONS, &C,
suitable for all kinds of
PRINTING.
Finer and more Ornamental Type for
Business & Professional
Visiting, Party and Wedding Cards ;
College and School
3 xba 3
irculars of all kinds ;
PAMPHLETS.
Tobacco Xotices and
LABELS
for all purposes ;
T t -'. 1 t
For Clerks, Magistrates
and Solicitors ;
Or anything else required in tho
Printing Line.
THE
(Hatolina iDatcljmau
AS A NEWSPAPER,
Is candidate for public favor, lit
circulation is good, and its standing
and patronage improving. It it one
of the best advertising mediums in
the State, and offers its facilities on as
liberal terms as any.
FAHCT HAIR WORK.
MILS. 8. W. TEKKELL. wUI do asj
kUJ of
Fancy Hair XVork.
Repair Bra'nU. tnake CorU. S Hebe. Or
nainents and Jewelry Ketts ; al uuike tsiui
ly hair into Wteaihs. aud Il.qoets.
For terms call at her reeidenee oa Cherch
Street, West of th- Methodist Chorrh. Sam
on Innisa atreK.
May 9, 1872. .Tit.
REPAIRING.
Sewing Maehioes, Umbrellas PaxaaoKWaik
tng Canes, Apple and Peach Parerm, Shear.
Cuisora, Baby Waggons, and orsxrw mI sfsri, ia
eluding repairs to buckets. Tubs, Ael, Ac, Ac
Shop in the rear of Uodf Iter's Furaiturs
Store. Terms low, but cah on drlivery.
J. T. BLL.
Joly 2d 1875-42:1bo.
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