Carolina Watchman.
SEPTEMBER, 23
Tbe Convention has gotten fairly
to work, and we expect 10 ice the business
progress rapidly. We give up our edito
rial space to m ike room for the more im
portant proceeding, believing that the
people wall piefer to see them.
La Mai. Patterson, of O ranee, wae
elected on the 16th mat., to fill the vacan.
cy made by the death of ex Gov. Graham,
by a majority of 703 votes, making
uitijority of 325 over Grahams vote. The
people had awakened to the importance
of having a Democratic majority in the
Convention. If they conld have been
impressed in a like manner all oyer the
,
ritatc, the Convention would now be com
nosed of Democrats almost entirely. But
w. -
before the election in August no one
seemed to think that tbero would be any
doubt of the success of the Convention
cause and the election of a majority of
Democrats.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CON
THIRTEENTH DAY.
amend art. 5, see. 6, of the Const itnt inn.
Providing for the exemption from taxation
cemeteries and certain ot her public prop
erties and a certain amount of personal
of personal property. Referred.
Bv Mr. Turner, dem.. a resolution
condemnatory of ''the fraudulent practices
of the R & A. A. L. R. It." Referred.
By Mr. Durham an amendment giving
Justices of the Peace jurisdiction iu all
eases of misdemeanor and pretty larceny,
subject to an appeal to higher courts.
Referred.
Mr. Durham moved a reconsideration
of the vote taken yesterday by which tbe
ordinance in relation to the reduction of
the number of Superior Court Judges was
reduced to nine, and moved that this
motion be made the special order for to
morrow 1 o'clock.
He slated his object to be to move that
the number be reduced to 8 instead of 9.
Adopted.
By Mr. Justice, rep., a resolution to the
effect that all sensible people in North
Carolina oppose the mixing of children iu
free schools, calendar.
THE "NORTH CAEOIJf A AJT1) YTBr
GIHIA RAIL ROAD."
Messjm. Editous : i
The organization of the "Yadkin River Navi
gation Company," has been completed and i
ready to receive subscription to tbe capital
stock of said Cusapany. Tha President informs j, alHj oMW -inc tne ,
me that there is one section in said charter that aua i'lAA weii We r.,j
The General Result.
imposes some restriction upon the Company
that is very objectionable, and it will be impos
sible to make any progress in the work until
said restrictions are removed, therefore the
work on said River will be delayed until the
meeting of the next Legislature when an
amendment will he offered to said charter re
moving the' restrictions imposed in said bill
Tbe charter of said Company is very liberal,
and like the "North Carolina and Virginia Rail
Road," has a charter existence of seventy-five
years. Aad the charter members of said Com-
pan y, are only waiting the passing events that are
transpiring around litem, yet looking with con
siderable anxiety to the movements that are
being made in regard to the "Yadkin Rail
Road," and the "North Carolina and Virginia
Rail Road." I r.-gret exceedingly the failure
By Mr. Boyd, an ordinance to amend 1 of tbe subscription to tbe Yadkin Rail Road at
art. 4. sec. 33 of the Constitution. Refers I tbe last election. See Acts of the last Legists-
General Cox, tbe Chairman of tbe
.Democratic Ex-eu.iee Committee, say
tlie Charlotte Observer, is in poesearimi ot
the offici.il vote of 'to State, which he
has arranged in such a way as to chow
flsTrtiuori
camp-it'ii v e epieii, aim
give below, ihe popular vole mi C-nyt it.
lion in the Coitgre-sioual DisfiicM li
will Ih seep tliMt lb" iuuj iriiy ug.tin-t
Convention is only 5.245. nd not 12 -000
as the Radical have been claim
log: 'Jl'i-' '
Contention. Aninst.
ton he German, French, English, Danish, "If
Italian, Spanish. Russian, and Swedish
d.-b-gaie. I o cacti of these
Q u -u said soi f. wa.de.
i.iit eoiirrtsatsiMi wit' t t-m
gll'St
ot
III"
red
intio,, bss (Uc- d m mi ajiig
of i. t.leVM ., u.
i -r
pu
I. vH
1st District
2d
3d
4th
5th
6 h
7(h
8 h
14
li
to trials before Applicant courts. Refer
red, y
By Mr. Anderson, of Clay, an ordanee
lure for the charter of the "Yadkin Navigation
Company.
But as the people of Rowan Conntv. on the
The Convention met at 10 o'clock,
President Ransom in the Chair.
J'rayer by Rev. Dr. Pritcbard.
Journal of Saturday read and appro v
ed.
Mr. Strowd submitted a memorial from
the State Grspge Patrons of Husbandry,
complaining of tbe excessive tax of agri
cultural products, the want of protection
to the same, and praying for tbe establish
ment of a Department of Agriculture by
tbe Legislature. Referred.
Mr. Buxtou asked to know when the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
would tepnrt ou tbe Robeson county con
test. He was answered that the Commt
ttee was considering the question, aud
W a W
would meet again this evening.
to ainerd sec. 13, art. 2, preventing the 5ln day of August last, decided not to subscribe
to the Capital stock of tbe "Yadkin Rail Road,"
and have in all probabilities defeated that pro
ject, there is s project or enterprise in which she
can lend a helping hand and thereby increase
her wealth at least t en ty -five per cent, t al
lude to the "North Carolina and Virginia Rail
Legislature from certain private legisla
tion. Referred.
BILLS OS SECOND DEADINO.
The Judiciary Committee reported as
its unanimous opinion that the Convention
had no right, under the oath taken by its
members, to consider the resolution to bJ th General Assembly
make the homestead a fee simple, and on
motion, the said resolution was laid on
tbe table.
The resolution to defray the funeral
during tbe Session of 1856-'57. Looking up the
Watchman of tbe 27 th, May 1875 you will find
the charter of said Rail Road: It is the opin
ion of two very able Lawyears that the charter
T-tul,
1 '(
13 607
I 1 A1A
1X766
14,136
9,904
12016
15S1
10,861
9a Q&?
Mjoiiy.
J 1 tmm
X
12,064
20,917
14.195
15 132
10 521
10 950
3311
8.100
100,191
0,254
The follrtwiug ordinances amendatory
to tbe Constitution have been adopted :
"The Mat shall be divided into Nine Ju -dicial
Districts for which Judge shall be
choen. "And ther shall be held a Su
perior Court la aeh County" at least twice
IU each year, tonntinue for such time In
each county as may lie prescribed hy law.
But the General. Assembly may reduce or
increase the, number of districts. . .
expenses of the late Gov. Wm. A. Graham, f said Bail Road is in full force and erlect, if
delegate elect to this Convention from the so, why then ot go to work and build said
county of Orange, was considered. Rail Rad ? The citizens of Salisbury are
Mr. Badger stated that the expenses deeply interested in the building of this Road.
attendant upon the burial of Governor I uEx MSBsftsSsi rej." Your city is being depleted
Graham, from the time his remains left daily by Statesville on the West, and Winston,
Saratoga until they arrived iu Raleigh, I and the North, and without this Rail Road to
had been paid by the Virginia Commis
sion, of which he was a member at the
time of his death.
1 be resolution, under a suspension ot
the rules, passed us, several reading.
jNTaopccnoN of ordinances and
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. King, of Lenoir, rep., an ordi
nance prohibiting the establishment or
new counties, unless they- contain 120th
part of the population of tbe State. Re
ferred. By Mr. Jar'vis, dem., an ordinance to
amend tec. 1 art. 3 ot the Constitution.
Strikes out first day in ninth line, and
inserts second Monday. Relates to
Qualification of State officers. Refer-.
red. " -
By Mr. Bell, rep., an ordinance to give
Bertie an additional Representative iu the
General Assembly. Referred.
By Mr. Cooper, dem., an ordinance to
amend sec. 26 art. 4, of the Constitution.
Providing for the election of Supreme and
Superior Court Justices by the people.
Referred.
By Mr. McEachin, dem., a resolution
to smeud sec. 7, art. 7, relating to taxa
tion. By Mr. Bryan, rep., a resolution of
adjournment sine die. Lies over.
By Mr. Anderson, of Clay, dem., an
ordinace to amend sec. 6, art. 7, of the
Constitution. Provides for the election
of Tax Receivers. Referred.
OKDINANCES ON THIRD READING.
Ordinance from the Judicial Committee
to amend sec. 3. art. 4, providing that the
judicial power of the State shall be vested
iu a uouri tpr tne wiai oi impeacnroents,
n Supreme Court, Superior Courts, Courts
of J ustices of the peace, aud such other
Courts inferior to the Supreme Court as
may be established by law, was consider
ed. Adopted.
Ordinance to amend article, of tbe
Constitution. Provides that the General
Assembly shall meet biennially, on tbo
Wednesday after the first Monday in
January, instead of iu November as here
tofore Passed.
Amendments striking out sections aud
articles now obselete in tbe Constitution.
Adopted.
The ordinance providing for nine
Superior Court Judges instead of twelve,
and to re-distiict tbe State to this effect,
the Legislature to have -the power to iu
oreaae the number, was considered. Adopt
SPECIAL ORDER.
Being an ordinance in amend see. 9,
art. 4, of the Constitution, doing away,
with the requirement that the Supreme
Court shall be held twice a year in the
city of Raleigh, and leaving the Legisia
tute, was considered. The Committee
reported adversely thereon.
Mr, Avery favored the passage of. the
ordinance as a matter of justice to the
whole people of the State.
Mr. Bennett, from the Judicial Com
your door, you must be like lite captive Jews,
hang your "harp.- on the willows," and sing
songs, not however, like them in estrange land,
but to the whirling commerce on different Roads
which you have lost by want of a little eflbrt
aad energy on your part. Will you not be
aroused and come forward like men and tut
your shoulder to the wheel and aid in pushing
this enterprise to completion, which is your
only salvation. Now is the time to consider
what you will do, delay not ! delay not !
This Road has already secured to its Capital
stock One Hundred and twenty five Thousand
Dollars on the part of Davie County and the
city of Salisbury. It has been estimated that
to build said Rail Road from Salisbury to
Mocksville will cost tbe sum of Two Hundred
inittee, stated the reasons which actuated and twenty five Thousand Dollars. Now the
tbe Committee in reporting adversely people of Davie Couuty will make litis propo-
.1 . t r ,. . . . l r o.i:. n
upon tnis measure mat tuey uia uot want won w io wiik ot ouuuury anu nuvan
to eee this court made DeraDatetic in its County if they will build the Itoad from
- i
character.
Mr. Durham asked it as a measure of
jnstice to the West, that a term of the
Supreme Court be established either in
Morgan ton or AsbeviiSe, or to have this
power in the bands of the Legislature.
Mr. Albertson, opposed the measure.
The rotation of the Supreme Court would
work hardship to persons of almost every
section
After some further discuseion, tbe vote
upon the passage of the ordinance upon
its second reading was uiken, aud resulted
in 47 ayes, 37 uays.
MISCELLANEOUS.
W. ST Tt r l . .
air. cowman, from the uommittee on
Privileges and elections, stated that eom
!.. ' - 1 .
uiuiee was now engaged in preparing a
report on the Robeson county cou tested
seats, which report would soou be deliv
ered.
Tbe ordinance requiring that the mem
bers of the Senate be elected for 4 years,
one half to go out every two years, was
ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO TUB CONPKS
SATION OF MBMBBUa OP THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
Section 30. The members of the Geueral
Aseembly. for the trm for w u-h they may
have been elected, shall leceiveas a eouipeu-
sation f..r their service the sum of four-dol
lars per day for each day t their session, for
the pfriod of sixty days, if they shall remaiu
in s?i.u so ioag; uud should they remain
longer iu session they shall serve with. mi
compensation. They shall also be euli led
to reesrive teu cents per wile both while earn -iuk
to the seat of government and while re
turning nouie, the said distauee to be com
puted by 'he uearest Hue or route of pubtir
travel, but tby shall not receive more than
one set f mileage each way uuless exiled to
an exra session. In whieb rase, their com
pensaliou shall le three dollars per day for
uot more than thirty days, aud the mileage
the same as above specified; but at both the
regular aud the extra sessions, the per diem
compensation of the presiding o Hirers of the
two lloue shall he six dollars per day.
r Report of J&lichtl Committee on Ordi mines
and licsulutions Proposing to
Section EigUt. Article Four.
Strike out tin- word fo ir" in said section
and insert in its place the word "two," o
that the section, as a'imnded. will read as
follows :
'The Supreme Court bhall r nit of a
Chief Justice and two Associate Justice. "
In Regard to the Judicial Depttrtutent.
Strike out the word Special Court at
tbe eud of said sectiou and insert tbe follow
ing :
"Such other Court inferior to the Supreme
Court as may he established hy law." so
that the secti'.n. as amended, will read :
"The judicial power of the State shall
! BTMUM T Wl MB OX BXSN.
Prvm lac CommereiaC Advertiser.
Buody bus b".i tu 4i lord ! we.-ks
and has bft ui wife. Bandy is a little
man, and hi wif weighs two hundred
and forty powwda, aod wae the relict of
of the late Peter Potla. About leu days
atter marriage Butojy was surprised, o;i
awakening in the moroing, to find hie bet
ler half siLing op iu bed crying as if his
hfart Would break. Astonished, he asked
ihe cause of her sorrow, buteceiviog no
reply he bgan to entiifise that there must
he mnMfn atiCfWt oa bef mi. id tha she with
held troui him, l hat wae the easts1 of her
inguish. he i. marked io M s B. ibal
Si they Were UMrVtttl, she pbould o il him
i tie cane ol her grief, if poasihle, he
coold avert if, and after considerable
coaxing ht; elicited the following from
her :
''Last night I dreamed I was single,
a-d as 1 walked through a well lighud
street I came to a store where a sign iu
front advertised husbands for sab. Think
ing il curious, I euren-d, and ranged along
tbe wall On either side were tuni with
prices affixed to Msais Such leauilul
mc ; om f ir SI. 000, some frn $500. and
so on to $150 An 1 as I bad not that
amount I could urn porebaae."
Thmkiog to console hm, Buudy placed
his arm lovingly ar:nd her and naked :
"And did you see any men like me
there "
4 Oh, yes,M she replied, drawitig away
from him, "lots like von; they were tied
up in bunch', like asparagus, and sold for
ten eeul per bunch. '
Buudy got up and went to see his law
yer as to whether he had s-iffieienl grnuud
for divorce.
ICAL COLLEGE ofYIBGM
R I ; II ffl O A O. '
tS8I0H
tfiuter ColsfSe a( Lectures begin October let.
and close M five mouths. FuU essfS Med
ical In-trssrUuii hy the racnlty, and daily ay-trmWer4truuat..M-by
U ASfaasC yniWl
P'-oleaimn-iaw-.tl'A). Pksnsisnr Coarsa
Beueliciary Ticket. $50. Pur fall aanicu Jars
or catalogue apply to J. B. Md A W . U 1 , 4 a
No d Uraee 6u Ktcbmood Va. Oawa of tea
Faculty.
WESTERN 1 AR Y LiU" COL-
70S sTUDKKTS OF BOTH SKXKS 1ST
imKiB n Pa ktm antra.
Book bavins: a fall corps of Pruts sane.
FIFTEENTH SEMI-MHUsU SESSION
begins September 1st. 1576.
tWA0TlRTI8EMEBT8.
COTTON 8 AW GIN.
'Euaal to any ia tha country, with an
aw cotluci mil
laj. F. W. Wol.rU
July llj lo.o-W pd.
J. M. ELUOTT,
W. R. CrerLi. k TTl .
DAVIE COUXTY-IN THE bLpE.
UlttU iil u-i
vvw mm.
HIOU
Gray ar.d Mar fa
ret Korcui...
PtmmSigt
XT Catalogues with fall information aa tu
Tcrm,CUM of Stnlyf etc.. fumUhed gratsr
itoulr. addreeaJ T. WAKU,U.Dn Preai
dcut, Wcaluii ivter. Mil.
NEW ADVEKT1SEMEKT8.
EXHIBIT OP TIB
far kchef.
Clkkk of the CoaaisaioKia or tsi Cov-tt nv
Row a, to tb riaav Moaaavta carricasaa. A.
D. IH75.
Atitonn and ItcmtianditcJ by tbe Board to eweb
member tbereol aeverall :
P. A. Davt
M . L. Uolmes
Geo U. Bernhardt
da aw
J C flaming
o do
B. Maum-v
A do
Henry Barrianr
tlo do
Jo-c,.h P Mclean
do do
Br L W Ceiemaa
do
U N U'oodaoa. Clerk,
P r d.ern S3 SO
" - 2400
m m ajoae
mileaaja tJM
per diva fc (HI
mileage 18.90
ytt diem 16 00
tail.e II US
per diem 16 no
TtiH. age S.JO
pa dtaaa IB.4t
nuUeaa 11.40
per delm 19.(U
mileage Sl0
par dies SHUO
rrs so
ibera of tbe Board
940 aim
aw M
Diatiaeea traveler! by tbe met
ia attending tbe inawjain of the
Ooa U Bernbardt
J G Klemirg
K Manner
Henrr Kaninrer
Joneph P McLaaa M M
UrL Coleman 190 M
HGRATIO 9. WOOMOX. Oerk.
Sept. tat Staaa.
SCHOOL NOTICES.
MISS JENNIE CALDWELL'S
m ii ol srm cisaae
Will open at tbe oual place on the Std Sept,
gastast.
Pareomi winhitur to enter pupil
time amy ouply u
t n rt i. 1 1 r
effect, there at ill linger among the older nrac j , y a
Important Results Pleasantly
Achieved.
Although the day of irrational medication
are happily passing away, and intelligent phy
sicians have ceased to measure the auppoacd
efheacy of a remedy by the violence of its
Km ma ClampiU If art
pit. Patience O ray aud Pink
ney Gray a id abrfw,
Jetmdamt$
STATE Or SOUTH OAfcOUXA,
To the ShertfuflPmrU Ctf c.r tittf .
T.u are bee by wsainsnded to kamajas
Kcnaua Oanip,U Mary Clamptt. Patience Urav
Pinkuey Gra. aad utksvw, cbildrea f ImaV
uray name on a bow a. w cox- nainea wbaaj
known will be Mwrled. tbe iJefendauia abutw '
named. 4fibey be found wtthia your u.mtr
t be and appear betwre lbs Judge of oar &.
periur Court, to be held for the County of Dnvia
at tbe Court lloaae iu Mxkavtlt am tne fad.
Monday after tbe 3rd Monday of 8epten ber ad
answer the complaint wbicfa'viM be drprfeh1
ia the uOee of the dark ad the Sopmtir U.rt
fr id County, withib firat 3 days of aatdtetsj
and let the said defendants take notice tka sj
they fail to euwrr said complaint WHbiatist
time, the PlaintiffK wilbappiy Uxbe Conn msi
relief demanded io tbe canaplaiat
Herein fail not. and af tbta snmmant wtt,
doe return.
Given under mr band and tbe
Court, ibis 10th day of A sweet, 149.
lalj II. li.UOW.aKD.
C!erk Soperfer Court Da.ie County.
It appearing to the Court upon satbrfnetery
pitwjf Lhat tbe aid Pir.kner Grr and . thr.
children of AmvGrav. namea. unkntiwu. srw
Dot resident of tbe State of Meet Certain, it
is ordered, that publication of tbe above sun. '
anna be made in tbe " nroltua Watrkman" S
newi-paper pnn:t j,t in tbe t.wii ,.f
Mai socreve w ?ek fn.ui tlr.- dale.
; Aug. 10. 1875. H. II HOWARD.
Superior Court of Da . ir t ' ur ly
Aag. 12.167o Cws. Phutera fee flOO
seal .fai
Ufore that
tittoners a few of tltoae predilections in uvor
of "heroic" realmeut, which il would be lucky eommertce on tbe ti 1 iut
for their patienta if iht-y had nbnioiuned. One
Amend ' these is a fondness for administering drastic
purgative, each as blue pill, calomel, jalap
and caster oil. .A contrast of the effects ot
these drenching drug
Mrs. . am pie's Music School will sio
ORDINANCES.
I DAVIE COUNTY IX TllE Vl l'L-
WW . . sa. rf-w k w sw. h.
:0;.
P. M. Phillip )
tlauMf. r-aassaoea
Agninst fbrBeiirf.
Uriah U. Pbetps,
Defendant.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIXA
lb the Skmrignf Darte Ceaatg GrveWaf :
Ton are hereby rowunabded to nine
Uriah II. PbeJps. tbe DsaWaut. above a mad
M be be found within yoax Co ty. tu be aid
ivoara tSM al m ijur1 to held for the Uaataiy ad Davis
at lue yitri UoUiw: in Mocksrtlle on lb
vested in a Court f.ir tl.
mem. a . njiri tu- t ouri.
Courts of Juti of tit-
trial tt inieaeh
S 1 1 1 if .r . it ..... t
1
fact, it ml
other Courts inferior to the Supreme
as may be estahlisbed by law."
Mr
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uroRii
Jas. T. P-it way, touiuiercial
VV ilmii irfiti. V I 1 1. I-,. ... ,t
circular ililr.jfd "To the Farmers and
Planters cl Colou
Iruet I be follow
Fit si
troin nltirh
Salisbury to the South Yadkin River, the peo
ple of Davie will build it from the River to
Mocksville. Will you do it?
I ruust confess from my ittand-point view of
tbe subject, that this Rtil Road will be more
advantageous to the city of Salisbury than the
"Yadkin Rail Road." Now ineae are my reas
ons for a thiuking, 1 may, however, be mistak
en, yet they are my deliberate conclusions, if
the "Yadkin Rail Road," was completed from
Cheraw.S. C. by Wadesboro,' N. C. to the city
of Salisbury, the only possible advantange to
be derived thercform, as I can conceive, is a
competition line, in the way of freights, which
when closely investigated does not amoiot to
very much in the end, because tbe shippers
over said line would not receive a compensa
tion sufficient to justify the outlay or expendi
ture of such an amount of money to secure this
smaU muity, and the land owners benetit would
only be nominal. The North Carolina Rail
Road is able to carry all the surplus from your
city aad County and much more, for it never
has been operated to its full canacitv. ezceot
" jr 1 I. .,, . , , ,
during the late rebellion, and hence this Huad IS rc - u.e sate e male
i lie lowest, tnereny falsing h .oss on
i.. ..a:. . t. .i i.
-A. , J f..l.... ,t. V !!.: I o ' " " u "i. , ui m i uivrr at
Wmi. (Ill k il It t . .A lltl 11 LI t I i I' it' I ( T I M I I '
Rail Road would be a depleter of your city in
stead of feeder. All the produce and various
other things raised for market along this line
of Rail Road has a Southern inclination for
consumption..
Now theMN.C. & Virginia Rail Road" when
completed, even from Mocksville to Salisbury, I Q
would bring to your citv an untold amount of
At a reeenl tne-tina of Tow
ilk the mild tnd bene- ' f.Howiug oidWs wre mad and ordered to
; nini oier.itiou ot itostetters stomacn utttcra, : f puwinru lor ine Denent or all eaierrwwi. (tfd) Monday afler tbe third (.id) sfund f
! is ihe very best arvutnent that run be adduced I Ordered, that nil era.ns who ahull euro- j September, aud answer the csojiplaint wmnh 1
agup.siihewiatiomof such destructive treat- H,M,, "T vr u-n m niirnea to ; ... - " "-
, wiu'ini or "i u"i Tffiiriw on ini" virena i - - - w
trst lbrw days tH tawlvum, and let the amd
lrfi t.lau: lakr notice lhat if be faille anrwer
tit- said coutp4a:nt within that tjtne. the
:i i ; :. :.. t'.. ort f.r the relief
nit d .i tu I be ( plnit't
incni. i tu oiu i.tsiiioneu caiiiarucs convnis
the stomai. h, and relax ihe bos tl no abruptly
and copiously as to weaken them. lh':. tu r,
Hitters, on the contrarv never grip (he Intes-
tutes, Inii produce a l.iaalive edeel re-einblinj dly fufoTred
1 1.-, ..t .. it ....... ii...w I Ordfr-d. thai t!f
j MV . w . . . a aa. ...... . ft a. rftifl,, ll.Uft . j .
. remove Ibo .t:ise of imisvipaiioo, bv aroi.sin "til all d.a '
I the dormatii iivcr to srvrvte liir tile ihvikih . .
Iu. ! to the recitbtr pt-rfnriiiaiM e of Hie ex-r-i.c! nr.br-'.
Sa'ibot v. shall Its- fined from oce to twenty
dollars.
Ordetvd. that tbt Urditianee hi rvgsrd to
bilrhitiif horsw t sliid- tr--. . Iw na'-
-W la
.1 . u
insoTiirTi-tl l
wu--. i'i-
l iu i, on, ami eusble tbe -ton. . h ut linn. .. :
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M. B. H(lWaKI.
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OMNIBrjl & BAGGAGE
Kkm ACCOMODATIONS.
T-fti.' BKKS in. e
t ft
"i
tabled.
The ordinance to reduce the number of' would not be the one to secure to you the great
the Senators to 25 was made the special
order for Friday at 12 o'clok
The ordinance lor abolishiner private
legislation was laid npon the table.
1 be ordinance giving; to the county of
Pamlico an additional Representative was
tabled, on motion pf Mr. Shepherd, who
agreed with the Committee that this body
bad no power to legislate upon this matter.
lion t h.!-
(MiMioi.-, 'ti
I 1 1
ihi l u five butnlrffl
a a a w x
htty being tomr. ci.ii! .m.
middling, ii cnuse h nh I
good ordint' v uMki ii; a los
aiz to seven do'iuis per hle.
Third. Pack the bales so
ti
win otier for aaie U p ttKO af;iou, ON Ir'ainaT,
1 nr. 5rn ; if nr V tvawkia. iS7.i. si tiie late nsai.
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name or rettx it. ciooiriier, ueeeaseti. ooni one .huwhi "im urn ww sun io amw vur ' ,-;,Iwi .. M ,ll-ttt ., I
i t i .n i 1.-1. .l .. !.. . o .... o 1 1 1 . I nave litirl op an irmniits ar.d
i.ui..'WIIiim- ui i.i.'i w n.c 'l HHrlll.ni, li'Uli Ldll ilV aTHlflU IUU tUWMltU . l t ; t - J . .
aeh baatwotnaWdee-ya, plnj theM inf M. W. KrfMn ,., Apr,l Is, ih- will 7 ,71' TZJ.
1 mi W .11 IIIHtl. MTs. .U . 1'.. It tl.H .1 I I Tli V.I"" I .j ' ( 1 . . . . ! " --w . - w a -
it. Jdt. L'Ha lowttstiln. alaiut Id mih-s west af! k'l,t ,u xU vrv jyie. .t eeu an w.sblinr-. Ar. Lesvr .sT.hr.al ilstttott lloab'
Sa'Ubnry. on the w .iters ofSio'a reek, near Back , ipicute can colupla n.
CreskCliurch. ft. is is a very ile-irable tract o" J. A. 8NIDKIL
1 . . . I a it:i ... t I , 1 .1 aa rws la A Juan nwlflitl a .H. r
...wa, u si"" ' -f-, .v-i aw.-... -r, lillilig.
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FOURTEENTH DAY.
The Convention met at 10 o'clock,
President Hansom in the chair.
Prayer by lie v. Mr. Spake.
.. Jauuuil ot yesterday read and approv
edj altJk a discussion as to the manner of
placing upon ihe journal all amendments
that may be offered.
Mr. French offered a resolution requir
ing the Clerk to place on the journal all
original propositions, except those adverse
ly repnfled upon, and amendments, and
to this end to give him an assistant at a
cost not to exceed S3 per day.
Mr. Justice said be wanted to make a
record here for the Republican party
against, all actions of this Convention, and
hence, he wanted the records to show
everything transpired.
Messrs. Morehead, from committee on
JCducation, and Durham, from tha com
mittee on Taxation, fee., submitted
reports.
Smyt, col., arose to a question of
personal privilege. Several of tbe news
aT si
paper repuirais ui me pity persistea hi
appending "colored" to his name when
'Mr." was applied to other members upon
the floor. He "did not see why aueb
privileges should be taken with his name,
as be bad no particular familiarity with
those reporters, snd be should like to be
treated as other delegates
AAmiiiAmA frrtm f Ka lAitnt.AC sf AuUa Will...-
fwna w a s s vvimimvimv uuiu aa vt vvrvtiunvO VI .I.-'IK, II tia.CB.
The ordinance concerning civil rights . . yju. .a r. w. .
w i. m-w i ,-w i. OilU litl it:. UCVilUDC IIICDV VUUIl"
and social equality in North Carolina was . . with modillB1 th tn
laid upon the table. . ,vi iilT!
PWWST 1 w. inupvviw avwwstaa awerue . viunii Ul ill Cl U 1 1 rt 1 J I ,
Phe ordinance concerning the per diem 1 . , ...... , 7 .
and mileage tbe members and officers P7o inc nnsoanoman ; work tor
of this Convention, was considered. lhe fWf : Ubor for and ne-
. . ! a s 1 1 a a . l a w
Mr. Bobbins moved that the matter be uie Ana ii your moniea
postponed umil next Tuesday at 12 men - reap some bcnebl ,rom M 'his
-..I. t. I tltev roulii nnlv nimnlnin of tlo.niaclt.
O C
lock.
they could only complain of themselves and
This motion caused a discussion, nar- l not othera- Then"your real estate would be
ticipated io by Messrs. Robbins, Albert nnnced from 25 to 50 per cent more than it
son, Boyd, Bidger, Chamberlain.
aft to con
. b w
as ueariv nve iinuared pinna as
possible Bibs under three hundred
pounds are not merchantable. Do t.ot
How bagging to lap, as s deduction is in
variably made lor lapped bagging. It is not
essential to have tbe bagging meet on the
side, a space of six to eight inches not be
uig oDjectionitTne. i Mere Should be en
bonpesto the hnle.'
Fourtlt. It is a ban poliey oa the part
of the producer to allow Cotton to remain
exposed tn the went her, as it often reach
f iitaut-r and aisiui twen y acre ni bjimui
ittotn. leititso: -aie ot:cli4.r i-4il.. mid tin-
- Ulaace in tar.ve taoutii-. itiUtcit Troin date.
i the sun, ume ai.l piece, andersicued sill
se!l for 'sh abttut 6 nui.iiels ot srueat. ?o bnshela
of out. i0.. buslteis of corn and a let if -tri ir.
Male to take place at 1 1 o'clock. A. af. Persona
: wtshiiif toaee the land an ca'lon J. L. Ciodfelu i
near tke preinues. or on Ue o m-. -rsin, , .
LUo li.t.V'E. Oi. i r.
isr al my Livt-rv Sal
near lt ulroa-i bruise.
?Ma!.lr, Kil.ef
m. a. i i.i N' ;.:
is.
A communication signed "Surry" publish
J ! .I. TtT.l II .,
cu oi uie oatctiman sometime in aiav or
June last, gave an Idea what kind of a country
the "N. C. & Virginia Bail Road," would run
through if completed from Salisbury, to the
Virginia or Tennessee line, and it would not be
very difficult to get the amendment be suggested
to the original charter. The question now is
Will ."Nfi l I c! .1 1 rv V , .Id tn nkararat k - L.
a awsw. a-w a w. I nnn nn n a j WW V MtWUKC HCl Ml UMT I U
were in Virginia. 73,849 farms ol all sisjavJrfeee JntZTLZ Z, Z "l
i .i . r ; . i i ., . I " "
-u mat,, .uiproveu lanus mere were 4. l,- Carolina and Virginia Rail Road."
Cost of Fencing.
Iu the "Farmer and Planter'' Mr. J. C
Kemper, gives some interesting statistics in
regard to the cost of fencing. He shows
that according to the census of 1870 there
040 acres requiring fencing. This gives 110
acre as the average size of the farms of im-
Could the brave and lamented Chaa F.
Fisher speak he won Id say, "so mote it be:"
- J .1 J W a v . , a a V
Let us hear from you Mr. Editor,, in vour
uut issue.
"XENOPflEN."
proved lands, aud adding ten acres of woods, nd lue departed John I Shaver, would say roll
it will give 130 acres of the average size of Tt ZT V 1 eip puS? uif.wra.
farms requiring fencing. To fence this farm
in six rectangular fields, which is the cheap
.... i ii c . . . .
woi way it euutu oe ienceu, would require
3,44 yard of fencing.
Kow, allowing forty rails for every
hundred yards of ordinary fencing, and put
.j
aSAVl'L A.
Sept. 33. 1875 4ta.
of Felix 0. ClodtVltcr.
E H. MARSH'S
MACHINE WORKS
Corner of Fulton & Coukcil. Streets.
- Salisbury. N. C.
Having all my new Machinery in opefn
atiou. I am now prepared in connection with
the Iron 6c llrnis works to do all kinds of
' Ah.
19. -If.
.jr : SIMOHTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
es market in a wet and damaged condition. ! wood work. uch as Lumber Ureasing,
causing trouble between buyer and seller,
and invariably a loss to the producer.
Cotton iu gnb'a condition is prefetred by
the buyers m all markets.
F'fth.'Vui Wilmjngtnn Compress and
Warehouse Company, will have in full
operation in time for the first Cotton re
ceived, a first class Press, capable of re
ducing the tbiekit? of a five hundred
pound bale to six iucbe, and in connection
therewith, will have extensive fire proof
Warehouses for the Storage of Cotton.
All of tbe Railways will deliver Cotton to
be compressed or warehoused at the Pres,
free of expense ; and with the facilities it
is confidently expected that our market
will offer iuducemenfs to Planters and
speculators second to cone in the conn
try
Tongue At droving, making Sash. Biiuds
tJc Doors, making moulding from i iucl to 6
inches wide, also Turning it Pattern mak
ing. Sawing Brarkelts. ice. Having' the
beat Machinery and first class workmen,
satisfaction is guaranteed.
July 29. 1875. ly.
O 0UTHERN ILLUSTRATED
AUE!
Raleigh, ft. C.
pes rurally or obdisakcks asd asso
vPaxti LUTIOXS.
By MV. Stroud, dem., an ordinance to
amend art. 3 of the Constitntioj, provid
ing for the establishmont of a Department
rf Agriculture. Referred.
. By Mr. Faison. dem., an ordinance to
amend see. 17, art. 4 of tbe Consitution.
Reining to the apprenticing ot cbildreu.
Referred.
By Mr. King, rep. a. resolution to ad
ourn sine din. Lies over. .
pwm cooper, dem.. ao ordinance to
a. HI J m ' . ,
Disloyal Talk.
f Atlanta Constitution. J
As tbe crowd of darkey soectatora filed
ting tbe rails at 91 10 per hundred, it will " of tbe Atlanta city court and watched
require worth of rails to fence a farm lue me Dt aentenced negroes marching off
of 1211 acres. But by adding In the eont of lbe ciiiu &K, an old negro remark-
w l J w
hauling and putting op the fence the expense
. -.'-,'i .' v
is iucreaea to not leas than 9400.
1 hen if we multiply the 75.:b- fArm In
the State by $400, the cost of fencing one
we uave ao aggregate of S2..ra.finn
eo :
"It's a git tin' might v bind in' on de nig
ger deee days !"
uYaa !" said a sassy saddle baed fellow
as j W gorto be stopped somewhar pur
the total cost of fencing in Virginia. But ty soon, 'kase I'm tellia' y er dis sort o'
it is probable eveu this falls short of the ting is a bustin up da 'publican party
publi
party
Mttvki.. t . i tv t. at.
Tbe total value o .11 the My eek iu 2Z L A 7 a -
yirginia. jiceordiug to U,e me ceaauTwa. it f 3F D.W 5 dcfe
$28,187,679.
aaed to wu z iu de
nuium league ?'
r- w wi we m -nm -
So ft wsstma that tn X.. . -L I Several of the unchained votari wolowsn
" w nrrp BLOCK U I . , . , " t"
of our eaHlvwtad lands, we have to spend in j ,y 8"ook their beads and pbjmcd jo i
tsoeiog fti4MJdoJ more teas all the five 000 " :
I Steak 10 the State is worth
IVa laataatsut talk j'
An Accomplished Queen.
The Queen of Holland gave a reception
recently to the member ot the Associa
tion lor the Reform and Codification of
tbe Laws of Nations, whieb is assembled
at tbe Hague. A correspondent of The
JjOndon Echo, who was present, says
"It is said that the Queen can address
her guest, and that with fluency, in every
language spoken iu Europe; aud on one
occasion, on receiving the Hungarian del
e t W
egatea ot some learned society among
many other who attended. Her Majesty
addressed these gentlemen tn Latin, plead
ing aa aa excuse that she bad not studied
the language of Hungary. Her skill aa
a linguist eras put to the test to-day.
bad tbe good fortune to be near tier Mai
esty at tbe time, aad satisfied myself thai
eke fj able to tfeeafc arjth ee.ua fqaaaj
Theonly ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY in
the South. Eight page, forty column. Con
raining more reading matter than any weekly
published in the southern SHatea.
n . ' , m . ireivv ww ww. ask WW
The h rut-number oi tno ini'.K. i IL
LUSTRATED AGE will he iawaed on
Saturday, 26th day of June. 1876.
The Publiaher intend making it an illua-
fatraled record of lite times. It will treat of
every topic. Political, Historical. Literary, aud
Scientific, which u of current ituert-.t, and give
the beat illustrations that can be obtained, orig
inal or foreign.
The (SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED AGE
will be printed on new type, and heavy book
paper.
On its lint of contributor will be found the
namea of many of the best writer in the South.
Serial and abort atoriea, poem and sketch cs,
and well conducted editorial department, giv
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SUPERIOR COURT ROWAN
COUNTY.
J. G. Flemming, Executor of
the laat will and Ustamennt of
Jacob K rider, deceased.
Rank K rider, Daniel W K rider,
Charles C Krider, .John Gra ham,
A wife, Julia E Grahan, Thorn
a A Krider, Margaret C Flea
in. Marv L. Krider. James H.
Krider, Maria Krider, Anna M. 0mm
Kndvr, Same r Krider, liarna
bua 8 Krider, Theroa V Morri
aon, Katie M Morrison, William
1 Italic and wife Sallie E Betbea,
RoovK N Flenjing, William K.
Fleming, .Sallie E Fleming, Mar
garet J Fleming, Nathan N Flea,
mi, Roberta Fleming, Charlea
J Fleming and Julia G Flem
ing. Defendant.
8TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
To the Sheriff of Rowan Count f Greeting
You are hereby commanded in tbe name of
tbe State to SummiTn Sarah Krider, Daniel W
Kridttr, Charles C Krider. John Graham and
wife Julia B. Graham. Thomas A Krider, Mar.
caret U Memtntr, Mary L Krider, James H
Krider, Maria Krider, Anne M Krider, Sallie
8 Krider, Barnabas 6 Krider, Thomas W Mer
riaon, Katie M Morrison, William Betbea and
wile Sallie E Bviliea, Robert N rlesaing, Wil
liam K Fleming, Sallie E Fleming, Margaret
J Fleming, Nathan N Fleming, Roberta Flem
ing, Charles J Fleming, aad Julia G Fleming.
Defendants, in the above action, to appear al
the next Term of lite Superior Court of the
County of Rowan, at the Courllloowe ia Salis
bury, on the 6th Monday after the 3d Monday
in September next 1 17v), then and ihere to
answer the complaint of J. G. Fleming, a Ex
ecutor of the Last ill and Testament of Jacob
Krider, deceased, Plaintiff in thi suit. And
V'u are further commanded to notify tha aaid
Defendants that if they tail to answer the earn
plaint, within the time periled by lew, the
said Plaintiff will apply to lhe Coast for the
relief demanded in the complaint and for all
cot and charge in thia uit incurred.
Witness J H H0RAH, fr
TATYILLE, X. C.
The next seajdfe will open Sept. I. 167S
Term fur board. Ao . have been made as lew as
possible U suit the time. atasarnaotM. hVvt
Cha Hbillipa. 1). !.. Prof. W. J. Martin, Rev
W . A- Wood. Kv. I. E Jordan. Ki- tt.v. L a
Vance. H n W. II. itsttle. aad all fnewd ef
tbe lat Prof. Mitchell. ofUhapel Bid. N. C.
A nr. I'J. I(74. 6100.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
I will open mv school at the Fair (i
on tke firt of Strptetnbrr, before vbtrii Ubm
namrw of popiU tnav be left with Gol. r. J
HeiUg or B. F. Roger-.
H T. i. LUDW1CK.
Aug. lh 'To. 4 Isaa. m
gjjfrh lectTre
TO YOUNG MEN.
Just rublinhed, in a mealed enrrl"je
six oral.
Lecture 00 the If ature. Treat-
mtsL and W mdiral - f eunnl
om. or fto riiialotrl:oja.iuda-ed br Self-X I
lnvolautarr Emission, ImpotencT, Kervwua.
Debllitv. aad Impediment t MsrrbHt gr
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J CLLVERWELL. D-. aalhur of the
'Green Book." Ac
The wortd-inus nil aatbar.m tXi adwksu-
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ence lhat the lawful ctuequeoces of Belt
moored
will furnish every week an amount of reading Court, at ogle, in SALISBURY, thi tka 4ia
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lence and varietv. It hi intended to make tbe i. M. HORAH,
SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED AGE a joor- Cbrk Superior Court Rowan Cssjaay,
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domestic snd social life.
No family aho-Id be without it.
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Cotton Plant, Arkansaa an! William Betbea
and wife Sallie E. Betbea, st or near Marion,
South Carolina Defendants above named
of this State will pli-i lak
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