North Carolina Newspapers

I 1 . f -iecuon. J. U. Separk FM eM oi jUleigb. Carolina Watchman, .Ixgga, MAY, 6. I a gentleman ae the Editor of tbe News will not undertake to that this Legis- ThEpw!ojlConyentionwmie n-v h ri ht er Vbi ia Newborn, on Wd of Jfay, restrict its own successor, much I ess the power to restrict the action of a Con ven I'm r tion invested with sovereign power. Col, Wm. Johnston was last Mon jj g theae eo ji rcirjctjona are iUj elected Mayor of Charlotte. A food fl,a1 theo it was evidently bad policy to attempt to enforce them by statute. If both parties favored errtain provisions of the Canby Constitution, (a thing we then it was bad Dolicv for the Judge Brooks, of the U. S. Pis nrftrT.ti- Mrtv to teli lbe in so ' . i I r m tnet Court, declares oneouivocaiiy egainat maoJ wordVthat they were not to be &be ConstitmtonalHy of the so called trosted tlllt luoy 8bonid not have a free Opnl HigtiU bill. nis coarge v ue a,,d nntrammeied Convention. Bat the Grand Jury at WUoipgtop on the snb- . rf however objectionable, & 1 'l'....J.. i. amkm nf hv the ' r . jct h -t - y won't do. It ia dcplotable that so grave Journal clear, lorcioie ana n'"iM a sten should be taken as a stroke of w- i i r i nnlicv. The atieninc to restrict the peo- L. mm, i . 1 . -1 ST J . e 3r The Norfolk .andmarfc wtfl issue l C 'livenUoa was a concession to n a short time in book irom ex.-uov, aaiealtsen, pure and simple, and a eonfes- p. vances saetcuea w nnu -ion that the Jewlalure was afraid to As an abridged history of the State, if. w, . t DeODie. v are therefore op Perhaps, the most vigorous eni iuterestjug to Uje 0.called restrictions for hat could be gotten up, lbeee reasons and because we believe 1 -11 t 4 owawav titwm v-w ra i iiaivui nun vrtTi MARRIAGE LAWS. NEW ADVEBTI8BMENT8. We had the pleasure of a few calls ! ibis week irom Hon. W. M. Robbins, XV U. finnii, Esq., and Maj. Pofil. ?he first named gentleman are in attendance on oar Superior Court ; Maj. Pool is canvas sing for bis father's Magazine, Our Liv ing and Our Dead. We wish him great access. Little Rhode Island is not willing to be left ont in the cold, and so pitta forward her claim to a centennial based upon the capture bv the Providence patriots, in 1772, of the British mau-of-war Gaspee We accord all honor to the claim, but must congratulate ourselves upon the fact that she is far behind the War of th Regulater, in Alamance comity, and th The Conservatives carried the brave resistance to Tryon by the men of day generally last Monday throughout the CI Vev.-WiLJournal. tfe.8i.te in the municipal elections, and Stokm in Concord.-A severe storm Fe think the fact is very encouraging lo passed over Concord on Saturday, an the friends of the Convention. If j the roofing the store house of Montgomery & people are true to themselves the dele Powd, and damaging several other build- j Li- r i.s gates to the Convention will be largely consiuerao.y. m.v cnia7. wm : I III! V' II lift W II M I I I I II . IRIH Ill lilt' Jei QUODS il Ml Brill! CHEAPER Tkn Ever. I am now opening ary new 8tock of Spring and Summer goods, consulting of Dry Good, There is a elass of laws which it is very ificn't to ehang after they have ones heeo established. Tbis is emphatically true of manage laws. In the large number of Stata whteb constitute uw uuion mere exists a great variety f provision reguliiCing marri&ire ; and tberw setns to ue wum or uu tendency to assimilate them. To he sure, Groceries Hardware, Notions. HaU, Caps and the takinc f a plurality of wives is now straw Good. Drue and Medicines, Paints and everywhere forbidden ; but lor many Oiia, urockery, Boot a onoes, luoanmomrj, years it was permitted in Utan. ana ine wails, Bacon, urn, gaaavaos noar, i-umwr, statue on that subject does not affect mat- Ac, My stock was bought entirely for canh riaea which took place before it was enact- na win ue soia lorcaiui or gooa irr, , 6 a the cheapest. I have made arranjretnenui The laws of the different States relating " f" lu? ore nerea iter my prnn,.... to divorce al. differ Tery widely ; a: d-wbat uai auenuon, t-'JP: J-JTr- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ELRLY PEAS& BEAKS At EN NtSS' drug STORE. Early Rose Potatoes to Arrive in a day or two at ENNISS Drug Stork. April 22nd tf. ft i mat nw a uist m n ry rwhiiiriiL i is uaii"wn seems strange a ood and sulDcient grouad I , ' . u- vnar own . . i .l i 1 else where. Come and see and ne your own for dasolvtg the marnage tie in ronton . , may he uo legal grouud J mkM. r, cu VMU. are all in whatever in the State of New York. J mnr,no orP f -m orepared to do In Great Britain a good deal of incou- grintjng or in the best manner at abort veuience naa been expeneueed from ine riotice. dissimilarity of the laws of marriage pre- I am thankful for the liberal patronage here- Vailing in England. Ireland and Scotland, tofore given me and hope bv cIom attention lo rrarliament Has been trying for years to nar- i austneHS and fair dealing; u rami a twunu monixe these laws, and merge them in one ancc oi tuesame. . ... homogenwns system ; but tbe task baa In-en .,.' J .. ooT,: found beset by so many dimcnllies tn ii. v. api, ... some of its principal advoeatea have relin- P. 8. There ia a first claw artint here, pre- quished it in despair. pared to execute pictures in the best style. There is one principle, however which. in spite of all laws, applies to the marriage relaxation everywhere : and that is that its happiness depends upon mutual fidelity. devotion. J aim have anew V nter Wheel (Tnb ) cant Iron Turbine Water Wheel, a Harrison Mill complete and lot of ahafling which 1 will sell at a great sacrifice. J.S.M. 2wa J. IXJfcNtiKLY. Merchandise tad Exchange Broker, AGKNT FUR Til K SALE OF taole and Fancy Groceries. barrels of lio nor and other property stored SUGAR, Si RUP, MOLASSES, COFFEE, in it. The loss ia nearly or quite covered I RnAsa liril Jlrr . The Graham GJeanor says : On Friday night last, about nine o'clock, tbe More house of Peter L. Si liars, Esq , at Com pany Shop, was discovered lo be on fire It was entirely consumed with several Hi lire Deal Hois: NO KOBE DEAD CHICKENS: 8ave vnar Horn and Chicken by haying Eaniss' How and Chicken Cholera earn, 1 price 25ets. Never known to fall at ENMSS Drug Store. FARMERS Sw mmtm' - aLa BbB naaav ' SAVE IHOIVEY. in SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. R J HOLM-8 in. by insurance. THE WEAR AND TEAK OF CITY LIFE The wear and tear of city life are a severe tax upon the strongest constitutions. The hur- ii i . . - . . . ry ana ouaue ana anxieties oi ousmess Keel) the nervous system' in a state of unnatural Bacon, Lard, aVc A FILL LINK O V S Jl FL 1 S CONS T A N TLV ON HAMI. Etpecial attention paid to Collections and prompt returns mad. Office formerly occupied by J. & H. Horah, under National Hotel, Salisbury, N. C. Having made arrangements with first class Houses in Richmond, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, 1 am prepareo to tension du rinir DtiaineAfl lintira unit In iKa cm) 0 - ... - I , v : it - , immii. iU ;i. i t .1 i oner io aiercnanis oniTi me same, ii no oei- impair the elasticity and vigor of the vital or- ter ndvant here a if;lhey Wvr?Xo go North, ganiralion. The penalty of all undue excite- or order themselves. Can ofl'er advantages in ment is subsequent exhaustion. The best freight Conservative. J 7 u, i tj.,, . . . , . . .. uuiu iou oucr vinii, uuiik two mules. No other casualties teported. Stomth Bltt," the tonic and alterative pro- on reasonable terms. A .rr?hl. -frm r naaaaA Chaibtte Home. pe oi wnich rapidly diBuae themselves Any collections entrusted to me will have MA wb yui vuBwy i : I . - , . I t milnli t hn (in t . r . J " r I w.MMt... a&MtAn n ii j 1 . . m nl vnl lima mi.1. Iisvine procured a "Herrings Cliatn:ion Fire Proof Safe," I will receive money on de posit for safe keeping, or on loan, at a reasona ble rate of interest. Parties having mney to loan or wuhing to borrow, will do well to confer with me. Also Agt. fur first class Fire and Life' Insur ance Co's. J. D. McNEELY. April 29 3mo'a. south of us last Saturday. At Columbia, 3. C, it was quite severe, demolishing the Presbyterian Church in that city, and Unroofing and damaging many other buildings. Jt also did much damage in this State. So far, we have heard of no lives lost. WetY- The Daily Eagle, Charlotte, N. C.t has heeo received. Tbis is a new Daily paper just started at Charlotte, or father, it is the old well known and pop ular Fayetteville Eagle, transferred to Charlotte. Mr. M.J. McSween, a gen tleman well known as a writer and editor, is Editor and Proprietor. The subscrip tion price for Daily is t?,00. Tbe paper hi ood size and we wish jt much sue through the entire system revive and reinforce PVPTV dnrmnnl fui-nllv mnA m.Iada .,-..1 T, i m j. I - - j . ... ...vi. ... , ...,u iv .-!iuic m i ini.ii 1 it saot uwj wst i mimmj s.s aa..c-w. v I mniiitinn rtf mi.ul mAMf v 0 t rn a rvi I , -v- j ...v. uiiuu. L'vuic iuvi m s f inu part ot tne aay in ureensooro. x nere fl,rm , nnnn j- f. .,,.. ia (Tip.il rnnin .'iint at Iwith tilcca nt null I . V . . 7T5i j " r "u-u Th"S 10 y t,,e Iea8t of it, is irrational. All iimep. a rHrtu mtviiiie who uciu a- i i- i i . ,. . i . c . l . ! i vuuMewu. iiiivsicians aamii mat pure medica- Hgv mcrhl in Saliahnrv In nni in ncrnnnir I ' ' .i v . j rJ .i w.j..f cated stimulant is one of the roost useful reme- me xauKin lanroau in ui inure 10 u auw- ... hm Thp fir-f .,d arPAtoat inireat of d,es known- A onic and invigorant for Salisbury is to get this road as sron as the and .lanuid Hostetter's Bitters has noasihle. The conntv of Rowan a to " eH,,a'- " 18 ine sneei-ancnor oi tne leeble vote on a SlflO.000 subscriution to Ibis I in ciimsies ana every rond in August, and the town has already Pc of disorder which breaks down the voted $50,000. Both town and county bodily strength, it is an absolute specific. It is are out of debt and the neonle in good Uo n invaluable remedy for sea-sickness. rnndilion: fttanlv tountv it ia anid will .A,,e B,..aBd by the pitch t ;t - r.r.r, i . ig wiu ruiuiig ui s vewei ai ine sea uara vzea suuscnoe ou,uuu ana mere is over u, the ,nd menU, energittl ftnd t,lOBe who 000 private rubscnption. This is enough sutler from it would do well to restore to the to secure tbe road. Bitters as a means of sure snd permanent relief. wituBucuu roaa caiisourv ana tne "'cn,"c w,l,,uul snppiv oi me whole western N. C. road and the upper X aukui counties would have ample out- let for trade and shipment to Wilmington or Nortol.-r-Cowcord hayle. Invites attention to bis new Stock, just It is large and gen aval, oom prising thing usually kept, and is going off at low prices Call and examine it. He returns w thanks fnr past mvurs and will increase Lia ef oris to give satiafaotk hereafter. K.J. H0LME8 .Ap-il. 22, 1975. 1m. NOTICE. Having transferred my Agency for Saliaburv of Messrs IVaiMiuaker A Brown, Philadelphia, to Messrs Meronev St. Bro., they will show samples and take orders for clothing made from measure. From this dste I will take orders for work from citisens of Salisbury. W. T. LINTON, April 22nd 187-if. N. C. State Penitentia y, PROPOSALS For Convict Labor. In accordance with tbe Law passed by the last General Assembly entitled : "An act to authorise tbe Hire of Convict La bor in or outside the Slate Prison," the Board of Directors offer for hire the Labor of 385 Con victs within the Penitentiary enclosure (or term varying from 6 to 10 yearn. Sealed Proposals and addressed to tbe Steward of tbe Penitentiary will be received op to 12 o'clock M. Wednesday the 19th, day of May, 1875- Bidders will designate the rrt icle or class of article they expect to manufacture, bow many . " . . I I . . a - wjnvicis iney wish io employ on eacn class oi article, how much they will pay for the labor of each convict per day lor different periods of It will ran lighter. It will tarn your land better, It will yoa teas to keep it in order, than any other PkW you bava SAVE LABOR, SAVE TIME BV USING THE FARMERS' PLOW. i ywa batter crops. It riM awed. V i Ddlar. Wkj WE WARRANT EVERY PLOW. MERONEY & BRO 4S S lisbnry. N. C April I. 1875 tf. ' - 4 We will ferakdi yoa Points one year for oae plow ia ordinary land for yon pay yonr blacKsmiln to oo ine same on your uia-iastiioneo now r We luire just made a great redoctton in Kncr 7 All we ask of tow ia. Try it, and then if yoa don't like it bring it back be refunded to yoa. NOTICE. Nu , ice is hereby given that an Election will bo held at the several precincts in Rowan eonn ty on the fir.-t Thursday in Augast, 1975, to ascertain the sense oi the qualified voters of Kowan County, a to whether they) will sub scribe tbe sum of one hundred thousand dollars to the stock of tbe "Yadkin. Rail Road Company ," and direct tbe issuiug of t b- Bonds of Kowan Uoanty tor the sum ol Hi . The big gambling lottery scheme that exploded at Greensboro a few dare ago, and wounded so many happy admir ers and anxious lookers-on, is just now receiving universal condemnation. Bold, gentlemen, yon are to late. It ta always discreditable to torn State's evidence against a co adjutor or accomplice, and then it reminds us so much of the old aaying when rogues fall out, dec. ; and than the biggest owl and greatest bore is he who always says I told you so. Those who took tickets in tbe Greensboro Con cert, so-called, should forever hold their peace repent in dust and ashes. T " l wa ivwm tin v'mui re aav fm ipg v4t a". LV .Amon8 "V botanic ingredients of I BRKU THOL'SASD hOLLAUS to Female Lecture A Bad Practice. which it is composed are some of the moat powerful blood depnrents which the vegetable kingdom affords. Consequently, it is not only tones and invigorates, but also purifies the sratem through the nature sluices which nature has provided. pay for SEW CSOF CUBA MOLASSES. The Usury men are still howling because the last Legisture passed a law to stop robbery and oppression by the Jorms oi law. They are continually harp- jog upon the bad effects of tbe Usury, and bey imagine that everybody else ia so stupid as not to be able to see that i he bad effects, of which they complain, pre not because a stringent Usury law was paased, but hocanae it was not passed, thrua or four years eoouer. The bad s Sects are the results of the want of a Usury lav for tbe last too years. It is o use talking, tbe people will hardly fnr restore the old system oi usurious oppression. The question of granting to wo men a license to preach has been decided in the negative by the Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference, upon 300 Hhds. Choice Quality Just uie grouna mat discipline aun usage ior- "Ra, ar i. . ,, . ... r or Sale by NnrLhern nreaeheranr all dminminafinna I J have shown a great deal of fanaticism and WILLIAMS & M URCUISON, foolism since the close of the war between Wilmington, N, C. the States, but tbe Indiana Methot in JUay, bth. 4ws. preachers have just shown that there is still some common sense in that section. We fear that in some sections of the South (our own State not excepted) a bad habit or practice is gaining ground ot encour- -'0: aging women lecturers. Not long since T Respectfully inform the citisens of Salisbury, that "atronc minded" female. Annie thst 1 can furnish them with Maine Ice 24 Dickinaon. from vanken land h . I,,c,,e,,. thick " 2 T ro- Ice House such Subscription. All those, a-ho vote in f.- vor of snch Sab.iCiption Mid issuing of the jt a 9 Am.df aja . a a count. v iionus ior yiou.uuo. suait voio on a writteu or printed ticket "Subscription;" and inoe votinjr ajrainsi nuuscnpinin and issuing of Ctmnty Biid.nr $100,000, shall vote on a written or priuted ticket "NoSubscrintion. Tuis notice is given in obedience to an act of the Legislature, passed at its last Session. D. A. DAY 18, L. W. CO LRU AN'. I H. BARRIKUBR. V Co. Com'w. JNO. (I. FLEUlAG, ' JOS. Me L KAN. J Airil 23, 1873. Smos. KEEP COOL. incha thirlr at 9. wnli -not 1h waa . . i ' I Anannrl aawaawer mnaMinM . : . I .1 1 .1 CI I J UJWHIUK. irying io pay uer way turougo me oonin W H by lectumi, received a cordial greeting May 6-3 moa. in Kaleigh and Charlotte, althongh it ta KESTLER. said she rides a horse like a man in order pAMTP A rifft fA u -r Y?rT toincrese the privileges of females. And iXiAV'A W ljJb I . Inst wntb s ffnuiU pp nppr waa m-anil 1 permission to use a Hall in the Slate Cap There is to be a new church built at G...I. .1 Franklin, in this count v. and the srpiific- mm i.'u, 111 tw iuiuic, uihu alalia 11 J I . , r ndicate that the atandanl of mU vii. UU,J '"uc uul " we nnos " 1 . f T;ii;... tu j i . tne and morality is being lowered at the Laninir lin h5m. TU. rJL l JI c.,.i. ... i u- e i . - " .v, ux- ':T"U 11 UBa ww iooa- ume ai tue inf wm jet oot to the ,OWest b,ddt.r on i01in. i tht. 4th Sutnrrlav in Vr in at Tk. Li.. t. i ... ... i ... . : ' i rcacuers wno participate ana assist in to take nlce.;H Krankliu church. 2 o'chiek coudncting Lectures in public by females p. m. Builders invited to be present. Miss. Armstrong, the Temperance L -duress referred to in onr lasf as crea- i tug a sensation about Raleigh, got into a in iss with Woodson, of the Daily News, n id came off second best. Woodson I mnght a lady who goes through the State "i company with a negress. riding togeth ft ?o the same seat in the cars and eating a the same Jb)e with her in hotels, was .i little too civil-rightish for Southern - ntnachs, and we think so too, notwlth f ' Hiding all the explanation we have seen ft the subject. The fact is there fs no good to come of these women lecturers, nod the sooner our people refuse to toler aie them, the better it wjji be for our v bole section. Hay Heaven deliver us from the Wood hulls, the Tennie Clafltns, the Anthonys, the Palmers, the Elizabeth Tiltons, and the Beeehers. are about as much out of place as the Preachers who have been acting as Chap lains for secret class combinations aud encouraging contention and class feeling between citisens. We regret to see that a Minister of the pisoopal Church, par ticipated m.a female lecture concern at R.i leigh, -by officiating- in prayer on that occasion. Let tbe Church take rare of the Clit rch, hut the Church shonld have nothing to do with travelling lecturers, ' male or temare, or secret class . combi nations of any sort. Charlotte Demo crat. A. L. HALL. Chairman. Building Com. May 6,1875 3ts. Carolina Central Railway Co. 0FTTCK G BNERAL SrPKRINTLSnENT. ) Wilmington. N. C. April U. 1875. ( ra.aafww w ym BOB The Raleigh News is inclined to apolo t . i . i . . . i . gize ror iue cnuoraanon given oy tne Legislature lo t he Canby Constitution. and for tbe absurd attempt to restrict the people's Convention. There no diversity of opinion upon i he policy of these restrictions, says the News. J policy tbe only justification the News has to offer for an act so unreason hie, so disregardjul of plighted faith, so discreditable to tbe honor and fidelity o fire party, so manifestly abiiud, if net Remedy for Hard Times. State Agricultural Journal. I. Hard work. Relief will come from hard, persiaten;, well directed labor. It is God's method for relief from all crises Sweat must come from mental or physi cal labor before bread is eaten, or debts are paid. It is a singularly effective way oi ngnting nam nines. 2. Economy in all things. This must be added lo hard work, or as the prophet saith, your wages will be "put into a bag vnth boles. Right new, nothing will pay better than judicious eeouomy. Watch your tabbas, your person your expendi tures every way. Don t be "penny wise and pound foolish." Denv vourselves the gratification of everv artificial want. Natural wants are but few ; artificial ones are legion, and the latter produce, mainly, the Hard times such crises as are now upon the whole country. o Wl a . .f . - T 'an. . liscaru ine creou system, rav the cash for what you purchase, or let it alone. Laziness and want of egonomy have slain their thousands, but the credit system has slain its lens of thousands. Ston it. else the whole country will go to finans cial ruin. The readers has briefly , our remedies for the evils that afflict men's rockets so 1- aaa. a . T - ' j sadly, will he take oar tbres pills ? Change of Schedule, on and after Friday. Apul 16th, 1875, tbo trains will run over this Railway ax follows . PASSENGER TRAINS Leave Wilminjrtou at 7.J5 A M Arrive at Charlotte at .7.15 P. M Leave Charlotte at 7.00 A. Arrive in Wilmington at 7.00 P. M FREIGHT TRAINS arkL''eSKr " ' auaaafisynIP:"'"r" f"" BBreaajD mmrmmmmmmlmw? ife " A Dr. HcClinM's Russian Remedies DANDELION BITTERS and DANDELION ANTI-BIUIOUS PILL8, To cure Dyspepsia, Indiges tion, Sick Headache, Kidney Disease, &c. For Sale. by J. H. ENNISS, Agt. Salisbury, April 29 tf. time, with or without Uie exclusire riahl lo man . .i . j . m V ui.u uire, ine anu iea Kpevinea, ana ataie ine nu raer of square- feel shop-room and yard-room, which will be required. Each bid nuM be accompanied by a bond with aoreliea, that the bidder will comply with the lerinit of hia bid if it is accepted. The Board reaervea the right of rejecting any or all biila, if they are for lees than a fair and reasonable price for the Labor bid for. Terms of Fropoaala blank bonds will be torn iahed by tbe Steward. JACOB 3. ALLEN. PrwahhwL Raleigh, N. C., April. 12, 174 4im. VAllJABLE K.VILUOAD PROPERTY FOR SALE! Puraoant to a Decree of the Circuit Court of the Lnitt-d Siau-; for the WtnMcrn DiMrictof North ihe Apr; roceedin ing in ruiintr, to fnrerl tioned in ihe pleading between ffennr Clcwa and Hiram hibley and others, Plainlifia, Against The WeMern North Carolina Railroad Co., E 1)1 Tod R Caldwell, Rotas Y MeAden, The 1- irat Nalional Bank of Charlotte. John Rnthertiwd, Hiram Kellcy, Thomas U Greer., lee, Jamea Greenlee, Mary Caraoa, A. H. Erwin, N II D WiUoo, Asaignee, R If M'alker and others, Defendant. The underaigned, Commiaaionera appointed by the Court at the said April Term thereof, will aelt at tbe Court House door in Ihe Cilv of Salisbury, the 22nd dag of June, 1876. at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, all the franchises, road, road-beds, rolling stock and property of every kind, nature and de scription belonging to the said, Tkk Wsstebx North Carolina Kail Road Company, mentioned aud described iu the aaid De- Carolina, at the April Term, 1875 at Greens boro, in a proceeding then and there pend- !... . a morianige men- BEAUTIFUL METALIC GRAY COVERIIC Is now offered to every one interested in beautify ing and protecting the graves their deceased relatives. Th-y are made in for sir, with a variety of style, ranging in price 'o 860. according to aix and style. Can be painted any color desired. galvanised in suit ihe taste of purchasers. A galvanised plate, containing w inscription parti nirr, is rurmalird with each monnd frrr of charge. , t THIS HANDSOME DECORATION is offered al such prices as tn place it witlutt reach of all. We invito the and public generally to call and examine for themselves. .Specimen can he seen at J. A. Ramaay's office. C. PLYLER, Agent Sailisbury; Ji. C Aug. 6. 1674- FOR SALE. A No. 1 Iloree Shnltle Prwing Machine, in first-rate running order, with tattle and all necvamry fit urea for sale for $24. Apply at i hia office. March 4, 1874. tf. SOctPer QUART. ' Wine f .r fhnrrh pnrno ia at 00 cm nrt al ENNISS Drur Ure eat to Meronev A Bro. LOOK OUT .6.00 PM .6 00 P M .6 0. A M .6.00 A M .8.00 A M ....18 M Lssave Wilmington at Arrive at Unarlotte at Leave Charlotte at Arrive in Wilmingtou at MIXED TRAINS Leave Charlotte at. Arrive at Buffalo at Leave Buffalo at 12.30 P M Arrive in Charlotte at 4.30 P M No Trains on Sunday ecnent one freirht train tbat leaves v. iiuiington at 6 r. m., instead of on Saturday mgnt. Connection?. Connects at Wilmineton with Wilmincton A Weldon, and Wilmington, Columbia t Augusta Kaiiroaus, semi-weekly New York aud Tri- weekly Baltimore and weekly Philadelphia Steamers, and the River Boats to Fayetteville. Connects at Charlotte with its Weitern Di vision, North Carolina Railroad, Charlotte A 8tatesvile Railroad, Charlotte Atlanta Air Line, and Charlotte, Colnmbia fc Augusta Railroad. Thus supplying tbe whole West, Northwest and South Test with a short and eheap line to me oeaooara ana Europe. 8. L. FREMONT. Chief Eneineer and Superintend or. t. JMay, I7i.-r4i w IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS. J. A. McM ANNEN'S CELE BRATED IMPROVED SMUT AND SCREENING MA- 'jJHINaV Three thousand five hundred of these Machines are now 1 mining in N. C. and the adjoiiung f tates and after a Thirty Years Test is pronounced by the best mill wrights aud millers in the State to be Superior to any tbat hns been yet offered to the .public, as I am being mis represented by parties offering Machines in imitation of mine. I now offer them made ot the very best material and war ranted for five years for $75. For tbe next twelve months persona wishing to purchase machines or renew old ones will find it to their interest in every case to address me before they pur chase elsewhere. I challenge all other machines, especially the Eureka. JOHN A. McM ANN ER, Durham, N. G. April. 22, 1875 tf. cree. The Purchaser or purchases will be re uired to pay lo the Commiaaionera Tew 'hocsa xr Dollars ur Cash 00 the dav of sale, and will be given credit for the balance purchase monev until Mondav the 5th day of July, 1876, the irat rule day of said Court, at Greeotboro, N. C, next eoeusng after tne day of sale. TIiom? who purchase t aid aale, provided tbev be holder of tbe bonds aecured bv tbe mortgage mentioned in the said Decree, may retain their shares of the purchase money, ex cept as to tbe said sum of $10,000,00, by sur rendering to tne Com rauai oners an equal a mount of said bonds. The aaid Commissioner are authorised, eo soon as the said tale shall be confirmed bv the Court, to give immediate possession of the said Railroad, its property aad Blackmer and Henta, A ttonc ye, Counselors and Solicitors. SALISBURY, N. C Jeanary 22 1974 it. A Fresh Supply of Brigg's Garden Seed received this day at ENNISS' Ding Store Next to Meronev 1 Bro. 80 cts WILL BUY A gallon of the Be t Kerosene Oil at , 117188' DRUG STORE. Next to Merc ner & liro'a. Prescription Department Prescriptions Carefullv r,mpnnndert day or night by experienced, and skillful Druggist. 1 with nealneaa and despatch. To Ministers of the Uaapel 1 will sell 11 considerable below or regular prices. JNO. H. ENNISS, Druggist. Next to Meronev A Bro. SALISBURY'S GREAT BARGAIN STORE. BELL& BRO. Jewelry S be OHrr the beat aelectiaa of oand in Western North Carol is LADIES' AGENTS' GOLD WATCHES tM Opera and Vest Cka i . nra-xj gold p The undersigned take pleasure in informing their customers and tbe commanitj at large that they are now iu race pis ol a large stock of Sftrina and Snmn-rr ood selected with great of every kind and description ; and all per- care and direct from the Eastern markets coe eieVng in part of all kinds of Dry Ooods So- SILVER TtARE, GOLD FENS, 4x GARDEN & FLOWER SEED. LANDRETH'S, BUISTS, A FERRY'S. A large lot of Seed from the above Seedsmen just received and sold low. Bend for a cata logue aud call and buy jour Seed, if you wish to have a fine Garden, from BULB A BARKER. Feb 11th, ltteWtf. sons wno mar be m possession of the said Railroad or any 0 iu property ere comman ded to aaureodar the aeuie to the purchaeers upon the production of the Conuniaaiooers' deed to them. This Road, when, its connections aba II be completed, will form owe of the asosi ncvoa tavt THoaoronrAass in the entire South. Its length is 142 miles, of which 111 miles is complete; that is from Salisbury to Old Fort in McDowell county, at the Eastern base of the Blue Ridge; and the greater pan of the remainder of tbe toad ia graded, or nearly so. There has already been expended upon this Road, about $6,000,000.00. It ia now add lo aalhtfy a debt of about $1,400,000.00. which conatiiute the first lien upon tbe erty. Ihe Commiaaionera believe title of the purchaser will be rood. For any further information, address B.8.GA1THER, II organ ton, N. C. MARCUS ERWIN, Aaheville, N. C. THOMAS RHFFIN, Hillabori , N. C THOMAS B. KEOGH, Greensboro. N. C. April 22, 1875-3w. NEW MILLINERY STORE At the old stand of Foster A Horah . Just received a full line of Hats, and Bon nets, trimmed and nntrimmed. Ribbons, BaaHs and all the latest French aad American novel ties, at HATS. BOOTS. & SHOES, CLOTHING, GROCERS, &c, &c. Tbev are aerwte Ur tbe Spectacles nd Eve ed from Minute Crystal 1-KlihLlx Watchea, t I . k-L and Jewelry repaired warranted 12 aaootha, cbargea aa low area tan I with coH work Store on Maia atreei. 2 Hotel. 2p.l874 If. CRAIGE & CRAIGE VHOKEYN Al LAW A YD Solicitors iiliatatf). Special attention paid t log in Be km pies y. Sept. 5, Geo M Beta, Use ef II Saw a Oe. U 1 .'CI ITair tarv art rfe.Vratieed to sell lo for ems. Highest Caah pnct paid for all kinds or OsaMtrg irewucs. Oar plan ia Quick Sales and small profits e believe tbat the public will find BUIS & BAEKEB WHOLESALE & RITAH Drun Main A Fiabar Stresss, SALISBURY, H. Orders executed with care and diapatch. Pinking and Stamping done to order. The Store wil be conducted on the Cash sys tem and no goods or work will be emerged to any one. Tan rale is onvarible. MRS. S J. H A LTBVRTON . a Wa ar.a aaf . . .1 aa 11 to tneir interest to call and eaasai oar slock before purchasing elsewhere. MO TROUBLE to SHOW MODS. We bee lo return oar thanks lor past patronage and hope bjr fair dealing aad strict attention to buaincae to merit a continuance of the same. ; MrCUBBIXS, DEAL A JULIAN. April 1, 1875 tf. Kerosene and Soline Oil At Kednoed Prices at 111918? Xerooev be Bro. Iiye8taa,K-.B kerchief LilracU, Foreign A Dsmswo sr ociSewpa. Hair, Tewth Kail J Havana A Americaa Cicara. All jp SMOKING A CHEWING TOBACCO. ine lot of Brass A Okeas LAMPS; celtbrated Perkins A House K rcwKi.e Iamti wbicb we warrwal w waara. Wbi S int be tbe M.lara. (aJilbraia rjkwrrv A IninArtrd din. and ntakt and no gwr in baring n aarTr LeW OC flaViaMew fMsVPe7"' awsu, iota ewe. IKemt te u-aX- a reb. Utk. 1S7A-SC -mmmmmmm-mm-t ; , . t tf8aJkAJaamajai aeaaaaia