North Carolina Newspapers

f r --a-awMaw-'q',,'ryy?7 4 I ; : " -.4' r -; - it - i : . I t . toolina ,-jyatdimaa.; " THURSlilVj.OCTIJELi 24, 108. Democratic Candidates for Congress ' rt Carolina. In JESSE J. YEA i'ES, of Hertford. ' 2 . frcoud Ditirict, -W.'il. RlTCHKX of IJaHfax. ALFRED M.AYADDEIX, ofjNiHajmver. " 'rttiJh ililfiet, -i JOSEPH J: D AVJS, of Frauklin. " MFREDI. SCALES, fMf&. WALTER X.. STEELE, of Rockingham. - - ; : 'tSereniiifihti let, ' ROBKTR F. ARMFIELD, of 'Iredell. . 'if ' Myhih- Dittiht, ROBERT B. VACK,:f llnnooubc. ELKCriOTueistlay, November 5iJi. -.tf. ?. i : - : ' - ,'. ' l)uncan K.'McRaeVlt ia stated; lately a resident of - Chicago, wU retiu n tojliis iU iiiitiver.$tiite auiTsettje in Wilmingfon. ?'he Sheriff of Orange lias set a ... . -'i guard around "tlie'jail to iMevcnt the eiAcaie prisoner. f ' ' of r Trmmjtt. Every day's exiteritiice proves 4amakui; t the niolrn order ot tramps Jt is not safe to t'rusf them any farther than too can se theoj. To lie, steal, aud deccire is a daUj occupation with them " ' ' '' " ' ' ' -.' , : '"' V - Thfl trifle at Hamlet. S. C;, near the Pee' bee river, fell with a terrible crash on Tuesjlay, It was uiiuergoiug reprars At the time- No lives lost.' Trains will continue to run on - ihe two ends of the road iintit'flie' trestle can be rebuilt ' The Spartanburg and AslVeille Kail Rftad has failed. The creditors, to the r .7., Y t jjmouiit-of $G50,01K), have applied fot- and .ohtaiued. An .order, for the foreclosure of the mortgage on the road, and Col. James Anderson, nresent Hiineriutenaent, was Appointed by JndgC Dick receiver. - ' Mr. G. A. Miller ,ilitor of the"Kowau SVhiffAud Advocate," a paper published ia this town iu 135-'54-'5.r, aid ubser nueutly for. niany years an editorin Geor gra,' has relimjuished journalisui, of whieh e as a veteran, and Is now teaching a ehoet nenr Cbalybxate.SpMiigSin the lat-rState.- - .fi ' : 1 1 i Hi ! , Death by,Fire.--'riC Charlotte Obscrtcr reports the death of a fivo year o,ld negro child in that count j who was lef't'by its ngin the fields.' The child got to play aag 'with the tire, as is supposed, when it clothing, caught, and jt was burned to death... Such cases ought to be a warning to pareuts. t t . ( JTihnington Sum. We have 011 our table a new candidate for popular fiivor, a daily Wilmington, N. C' paper of the above jiame by Mr. Cicero W.'Hanis; a, gentle- fian of welKknwwn ability. Wade II. larris, of Concord, presides over the local department and is performing his. part welL The Suit is a huge paper, and dis plays decided ability and industry iu its .; varied departments.' si; pei9rsIiM)ALi. denies in toto having sent any, telegram iu cipher from New Orleans or Florida. Was never in Flori- ua. Teut to ew urieaus "at tne re- 'fluist bf ihe'beihocratic national commit-J tee onlyHoaid iu having justice-'done toIthose of old who waIkci no S to oniytoaiuiu naving j tl lemecratic-party in Louisiana by .honest praVtleci and througll legitimate counting and conference." "All myiicts,' ayslie, 44wbile I was at New Orleans I jam -'willing the' world should know." He ' jtoik nq part in any conference or act look jna t Aft Undue Secuving of the electoral yotes of Florida or Louisiana. """ - JTrag&lifin Lundert(jnf-b jpung.lady n Lumberton, uaiued Linkhaw, about a! week ago entered a public liotel in that' place and asked pei nnssi.a "to gee Jlr. Ed. Haftman, who was stopping there. ITIiey met lu the 'parlor, and after a few i lyords ljef;ycei jtjiem, sue drew a pistol anJ tired, tle ball taking effect near the heartdytlie young man. Within 24 hours afterwards she gave birth to a full grown child, and it "is understood' that she char ges Mr. Hartnian with seAiuction and de sertion. Mr. Hartman lingered for about a weeltjy Jijg yesterday, protjng his . nuoteie to tlie last. The excitement of ( thelwo events h.Vs bronghfithe lady, to verge of the gra ve, aud thus sin isacconi plishing its w ork.- ; . " ' ' :"r - Mr. J. Allen Brown, of this place, re- eeivedj on Tuesday, thc'fohowiug note : ; fiXiiw Yduk, 23 Oct., 1873. ' IN MCMORIAM." ' TIJs iaoxiiiug, at Atlanta, Ga., departed this lifey - George C 'Honest gentleman nied associate faithful thend; i It ' i . . We deeply regie ss. A. Stodpart, Jus. Bates, i. A. bw in, . iPTew York Ubderwriters Agency, vf.?f.jV- Mb- Uroadway.B.: i i.-.,. . Mr. DoMhw waihe"s6q t Dr. Geo. B. Douglas formerjva icsiden of this townj and yei remembered by the older inhabi tants. ,The ecease4" was also known jier'and highly respected by his friends. '. i.-r.. '! - i - . The "rail road meeting which was held iiK Wjlkibom on the 19th, adjourn ed wlthput aetbiu to re-ass'eUible on the st of peceTnber. uiiia iu attic.e oa Nortrohnrf."T" r-- Stubbobness U anegedtpbe spe of:$ ind'is'peulp rijitrodfte r- cltara;ri;Jic, of UieGerma plej bui lotte Observer if it lenieant t!t tlTej ais,u-or addicted i rrcSOt 'the given courM Untt reapo, we think it articles' iuentioned, as follows jVr.Uu! best ten MifxW'M Wr S 10.00. " " r , At i the best imrrel oi man jwm , any variety, $10.00 in goiu. iiit.. , v"-"" o . . i I.. For the best bama.ory iW .45.00 ' ' . . . i- I We kiv a MAiiubcr of farmers m kow-i an whure noted tor proaucing un -.ir; lit Jl i.I 1 V Vm - F " " - r , 1 I ter; scopes who caDt be beat in ."Sicomplishmeut ef tfootl to ,tlicoeWe or iiisli potatom ; and if white oujoua win Jotiierg fLey have a jart clainj to fixed- imv.wcll in Charlotte w fMnk Riwan au send them enoogji t jiertume me air i until next planting Utte. uf Ttnnh Knhhrru.-JLnotUer d-rinz day- i-ht bank r.bbery has been perpetrated. 1 The Manhattan Savings BanK Duiiumg, u New York Citv; was entered on the morninff of the 27th, by six mei, between 6 and o'clock; the janitor and his wife were seized and handcuffed, and compel!- ed under threats jof instant death, to give ' ..' up the keys of theJiauW and the vauus, and reveal the c(Hi.ii);nation of the . safe, Having made everything secure the rob- j bers proceeded ith tbar worK wiinoui; tinea to no respeci. noise1 or confu'sjoa, TVy are report as; re have been led t to make these re having carried oft' in money, bonds and marks in answer to one we heard on the other valuables to the amounts of 12,158,- street last Saturday, f o-wit : 700. Only about $11,000 of tba lunmse "steal will be of any service to the robbers, llie otner lironeixy iaKcu iihj iu hhi which Uiev cannot use, and "which will not sfewousjy damage ! bfqjc'.' Every available detective in the city fja been - .- put to work to ferret put the perpetrators aud it is probable they will f found, J The vote between Jjje two cajriAiate for Congres in this Djstrrcfc may -v8108- true as ateel in battle, and shirked no Uniler ordinary ircu instances it would be jaty ,0wever hard, and euduretd suffer uo race at'iiU. Robbins carried the Di.v jj, a COuiposure equal to the best. trict two years ngo by a majority of 4,075. Maj. Armfield will fall behind this, no doubt, aiuL Mr, Brower tan aever reach Dula's vote. The question between these throughout the distiict and the State, ex geutleinen however, is censiderably mix- cept iu those districts where the contest ed. We cannot know how it will be de- hag 8harp and spicy. Indeed we be dded. A few votes may turn the scale. iieve tl,e 4th and 5th DistricU are the No democrat would be willing to lose the ouly exCeptiou to the rule. Wliy there Dist i ict, and yet some do profess to be ghouid be apathy any where is the strang careless about voting, A moment's reflec- cst thing of all; for certainly there is tion will satisfy all such that they are in- nothiUg iu the political situation which consistent" with themselves, and that the thou1d niake democrats indifferent about only sure way to prevent the loss of the voting; but ou the contrary very much to District is for every democrat te -poll his vote. It will not be pleasant to see the L 7tl; North Carolina ms-represenied in the next Long. ess, anu tne uemocrais or me UKstrtct owe it to tueraseives, tne own and the country to prevent such a catas trophe. They tan easily do it, and next Tuesday is the day to act. 1 Siiuihy DettcprpttpH. It will be sepu by an abstract of the proceeding in another nart of this paper, that the Presbytcriau rn,wi lutnK- 5b uHuinn at. 1d.lw.V ,'' .. . ro , "i- -w.yv ... " ceration oy tue rauroaus. it is a snuject of great importance to the people of the whole country, and should especially en gage the earnest efforts of all who believe in the Bible as the word of God, to put a top to the desceration of this Hely day It Ts a question' which admits of no debate with thoso who acknowledge Gid. No suLtifuireofai ffumentcan set aside the command in this case any more than it leaving the Democratic State ticket a plu can those: "thou shalt not'steal:" "thou rality of 13,739. According to the Repub- shalt not tjommit adultery," "thou shalt Ucan organ at ludiauapolis the Legisla not bear false witness:'' "thou shalt not tur ta"d follows: Senate Demo kill." The oft repeated command in re- spectto keoping the Sabbath, aud the terrible visitations of the Almizhtv udoii ternble v His word, should lead the people of the present day to look for a judgment to come for such a wanton disrerard of one ef tho plaiuest and most positive precepts iu the decalogue We hope the efforts of Synod may be followed by a geueral awakening on this most solemu subject. Those ruuners of tbe'blockade who con- in.1rmnrin ti.. TT a r.. Statesville last week and were discharged ou promise of good hl)?Vior in the future, certainly ought to be thankful to get out of their difficulties on sulj jaAey terms. We trust for fhe sake of old North Caro lina honesty, they will everv one of them keep their promises. ' Bat is not such a wholesale pardoniug of violators of the law. an admiitairtn im the part of the government that the law itself is unstiited to the peeple and ought n.,t t.ipriH "v i.5ir t, i. : .1: j. H..v v iiiiuai evi aw in 1 11 ui rcct conflict with the old established hab :a- f ,1 . . . . its 01 me people, ana is a vexatious and almost ruinous restriction on their iudus tries. Aud the law is unjust in that it singk'3 out only two subjects for taxation, aud those that are mostly relied by a por tion of the people to make money. - But the worst eflvct of the law by far is the demoralization i. Is exerting on the people. Every block aider and every man who purchases blockade gqos, commits eitner actual or implied perjnry. And it ; : - .a- .i- . , - - . great mistake, but it is al ihe same; the H.! ,r.a ...i A. 'Ji- . ' 'a, ... -s", are uius J learniug to disregard the solemnity of the oain ami 10 uate tne government for in- .. ' ' . I"' .1 I ... trtnging ou what tbey regard as their aq- cient rights and privileges. : IftheDemKn.tinna. .r..n """" to havt; fail, to greatly modify the exist- i , i- - i r JT. 1 , inir rorenue laws tlmv will ertai-ilv Mm a ; - ff71' " T ' auori iu in pprprmance ot duty. is a sianiing trutn that many have already " r , ' : , . , V wi u , v , ' He of apples, 20 do peaches, 50 do pears, reachetl the point of believjug that they 2 do quinces, 15 do grapes, 3 do figs,2 do commit no moral offense by acUqat Id pomegranates,.. Ail of these are tlie conflict with the revenue laws. ' This ia a products of Dr. Fs. own trees, and are The bpst and cheapest ia the world. Dr. fact t it the Fair at Raleigh is a terma Rail's Cough Syrup costs you pnly 25 cts. ntinc$ aii'g to work to amend errors. iuit s uoiign &yrnp cost yop, pny Z5cts. aud if it does not cure yorf ugjiyoucan get your money back. ' r TRf DUTCH 0,F .ROPJI i U untrWe. 9n lentrfry, l 00 meani that .they are characlestjcaHy act in their obinions, and patiently and steadily work f ' m . . tocarrv them into practiced we supiHtoTV:-.iw.I 77 X Jf" iTiVT. .7' ' - . nra-tf-r we . . j mi . 1 JWPi u uinilwu' easily turned from m purpose which t commands thr approval a gi,t, aud promises to fltptnt n tne ac neH of cIJiracter and . to persutehce in cffOT ut to accuse them of that kind atubboruets which overrides reason and comuion fgntfi i. a simple libel on their character, leading, it doe to.. the inevitable conclusion that they are either uencieui in uuuwuimiu8, VI vuDwv..- tionally perverse.. There are such mdi- viuaais iu me wwiu, iuhuj ut mrm, n. fact; but he would be a daring man who would assert that thre are more ef them among the . German people than among .. n .' i ' t r:' .1.1 tne scotcn, insn or :..Apgiwu. . av wuum assert something, of which there is no proof, aud can be none, and tUeretore en- "ff Dutch of liowa hare goi .incir heah et ayain$t this election and are not wyjn;. This was uttered in that reproachful sens tp which we have already objected. It is a libid on .thousands of honest men . . '. . . who are just as true to tne amy iney owe the State as any race of men on earth. There were no better soldiers in Uen. Lee's army th'au the Dutch boys of Rowan, Cabarrus and Catawba. They were as t ig not true that: tjiey are wore Indiffer- etlT disposel towards the election than ther Tho anathV is fieneral cl11 forth eV9rv m.xn on the locliou daT d h wbole duty. It will not sur- prUe U jf the DutcW of Rowan den't beat u,ie Scotc j,.,, of IredeU anJ tbe uiie4, uwi...f n,v;. t.l.-ir turn out next Tuesday. We shall see what we shall see. Mean while,. we call on our Dutch friends in Providence township, the Kes tlers, Agners, Bai ringers, and others; aud iu Morgan township, the Millers, Morgaus and Shavers; ia Gold Hill, the Mauneys, Heiligs and Holshousers; in Litaker, the Roseiuans, Millei s and Bmwiw: iu Atwell, Sloops, Li pes, Deals aud Bostiau, Oveiv cashes, Yosts, &c, &c, to raise the shout iU1a tell the boys to come on. Settifffs of Vie Indiana Election. The j official returns of the late election in In diana are iu at last. I be aggregate vote is 414,694, the largest ever cast except at u,e ol!lie unu riesueuiai ejetnoq m 0u The Democratic vote is 194,491, the Ue. publican 180,755, and the National 39,448, craU' 24 Publwans, 23 ; Natiouals, 3. I ouse democrats, ou ; republicans, ; Natioiial8' H Twfrof NaUenals in tue oeuate anu. six in the uouse have been Democrats, while the others, six altogeth er, have been Republicans. They wil all vote for Voorhees, however, in prefer eBC to a haid-mouey man of either par tT "ag" " elected by a combi BHtidU of Nationals and Republicans. OFFICIAL VOTE OF 7TH DISTRICT 1676 1878 Robbtov I Alexander, Armfleld, Brewer, SIS . ,13S sot sir 1,01 811 i.wis tr 1,4W 1,44 S.U4 1.S0T ,! l.SMt 1,300 TI MiS 1.4S4 00 1.U7S .13.TS4 t.Wt 9,M A??,f' frrue Kowan, vI2u?a, j Robtynsmaj. 4,0:3. T,,e Ii!!aboro border speaking of the ,10 In the pomologi I m 11 tuv I'uiifUMJKiciu iepartment mere I T A . 1 a iiiuvij hi iiuiuire. lmire, Uaot. INatt Atkm K11 Was there 'with nig uannl mainiilioon . r"- ir " ,--.. show of apples. Ve doubt if the whole world would lie able to nresent such a ueautuui exhibit as made bv the nion- 4 . A uiHu guineu uiic wucu averagei j pound weight each, and which in rich , 1 .1 ..1 . nets of color, fragrance of odor, and great ttess of size, exceeded anything we have ever seen of the kind. Mr, A. had up wards of 200 varieties of apples qh'exhU ur. ueorge K. roust of Alamance nas A.M .. 1.. c a there with a large aud fine assortment of f r,c ir peacnes, pi urns, grapes g" "Prentatiyes of his orchard He 18 ? of tho most intelligent and sue- cessflll hoit en tur Ufa in thm OMj hi lerations are on so large a atrale that uc W prepareu at tue proper sea- I A Aill r , W m u" -ruera irorn nis larm near U rharo, C. . 9 Uf object of removing the State 1 r..i..st. a- -.r'.f p.ace, tlie Retard r nrA.lita it. will I.A ..,i. - irrfw mnm.m of the institution if ever done, aud con cludes thria; Let the public mind settle down to th iiAtoci mi nu iwx 10 escape mem oy. a, re- raoya tfiich involves ineviuble destrUc- tion jo he whole institution. iuuiun.'. nr. av.i. Mi'oriiirufaii- .... FAIR K.9TE& -4 iStnC of tKe exwjntife 'tommifci M10 t&e PrliuiriikAMoitatiori.rheia a JJ ..'fii' ""'.1 '"' ,. . y r v-iy' utrv. ji-mj annuay muso fo.r iwifyp fair vras accepted. Jn astnuch-asldd were receivecfTroui ithe Mount Pleasant Cornet Baudf .the? Saa- lUrV Cornet Rami ill rnnivin) o "t --,- - -wm- pliment to our StateavilU fi-fends; " The boys are expected to be on'tHelr good 'be havior, and to aiake goodjeertaiu pltdges made for them by their freuds. - - j It has bren uiiileastood from the begin.- ning that hoi liquors of a spirit. nous iiafune would-be allows io. le sold on the fair gronnds during the fair, but on yesterday it was agreed that lagr,beert ales, and other refreshments might lie. ""soldi "Th privilege to sell refreshment yrUl be ol4 in front of Yigler'a atore: Ftiday evening wxtt te the Jiig hefc-.bid bfy uden the direction orMr Di?., Hfcehwoir. x$io is a inemberof thttexecnti w CQuimit, .Hon. Jk ii. Lernih .oj .U-siutorvand Professor ,VY J. Martin,, j(pavid(n. Col- legi will be invited. t4e)ivjerr,iddrsses during the fair H).(Uljtuu. tho speaik era already, in vtcdL T SrM ww.:, . .One of t-lte inost uit cresting features of the fair promiw to le theplowiugniutch which is to take pl4.ee. on the grounds. A preuiiuui of a complete sy.t of plow gears is offerel for the,.best' plow boy. yuder sixteen years of age, and., a. No. 10 Oliver ch illet plow is ottered to thu bet plow- mau without regard to agi-.. -The cutest is to take place Hinder the tHretitof.the following uaiued foaimittee wlipse Judg ment nue will dispute ip such, matters, iz: Wash M. Mills, Ed. C, Davidson Miltou Caldwell, . Robert M. McDowell W. P. Little . aud William Stewart, of Mecklenburg, aud Peter Cox, ef Cabarrus. This plowing match .will . .probably be made with plows which are entered for ..mntiti.in at tl.fjii- ,ml th lA:itr1 wuo proves w nave uie ijccesaiui piow t I s' I 1 I . J will get a handsome semi -oft among the ive. wide-awake' '''farmers of Mecklen- ' ' DU,B i j - . t- 1 Information baa been received here that I iiAf rf.n .if hiinarMaa.iiP'nHU will "Ml " ' " " over the V estern Nortli Laroliua ltaiiroad and the crowd iu Charlotte will, be .tlie argest that has assembled liere since the centennial celebration : of 1875 J. C. Warlick, of Lincoln ton, Will enter a variety of rusty. coat apples, . known as the Keener-Seedling,' for premium at the fair, and Dr. D. W. C. BenbeW, one of the live farmers of Guilford:,;. will1 probably enter a collection of cereal s. which, will do credit te his farming- The executive coninrittee'1ia"dectiled; or ra from enlarged itel. This fact toemr t eecm to lo gener allv understood.' " tlier it lias been tne urulerstatiaing 1 recovering against vmi iheauiu of three, him the liegiuning that,uotVljg Will. bl'Ired ami Vikty ix dollar, with' interest on .. .. .. . for ndmittiiiiftti-tielea toboexhib- " " "" " ?' "'B . ti .t. e twiner, 18y, st a term 'of Mid Court rffrtt and I he premium hats of ihe fair can be - . . . .j had by application to the i secretary. The UbsetTer office. Char, ,06. Finn Acres of LAND FOR SALE OR LE.VSE. The undersigned offers a valnabler tract adjoini ng the land of Robt. ; Benson, James l and others. It is well watered and id. Terms easy. . : ' Watson timbered AMANDA HALL. A fine Jlilch Cow for sate. . Apply to E P. HALL: Mt. y ernon," Koivan Co., Ni" C : ; ! ; To . liasazins Ciut)Gettsrs ! , 3-BUTTON Klk GLaVES, FSEKCH AND ENGLLSE Cashmere and Elegant $ILK pilESS PA f tEJt SS. '. GIVIJN IN PB.EkiuiM8 1nr SiihapHhtir-i ; lit C'uli Itiiifm 'Li . ' Arthur's Tin in p- Mair'a-fi im' aiiuui u uv uu uiugu fii uu TERMS: 2.sa a Year, wit a largt rtduetio for Clubs st-ciiuen numbers, 10c. , . ty Send for Club-tieiter's Speclaf Circular, eon laiuing ruu panteuiars or uua spienaia oirer. T. S. ARTHUR SON. 1T S. StxLb U Pblla. I:4t. . .- -r 1 rr Druggist's Notice. We hereby give notice that nfter' this date our at ore will lie open oil Sunday for the note of tltfdtttncg nnftf.' '; We psi tively will not sell Cisrars-or 'lobaceo' n that day. t' ;- 'b THEO. f.4 KLUTfZ,' f C. U. BARKLT ; .I -ivii it Kyi; Oct. 16th, 13rd. 52-.ini; . U U. Inrcrnal '"'Ueveiiii'e, -A-O . , CollectorOff-icic; ntirDis't. N. C:, V STA'rA ii.L-Ocr4ih,-'i78. i i , 'r ..The fojlowii oroperty iiaving'bi 'r'violalion if tlie lnternal;'lieven Lawn: n of the Uniteil States 'About 6t) pound of j M a n a fac t u red -Te&acro. 52: 3t. J. MOTT, Collector. tor's All ptrnoiw having clairan againat the eatate of pranci I. Luckey, deceaaVd.'.'sre hereby notjfiet) to present them to'the iin.derxTffned on ir before the 5th day of' 8eptemler! A. D.,' 1879; and all persons indebted to 'said estite are reqntsted to come forward vatul aettle promptlr. ' Salisbtiry, N. C, Sepf; th 1878, m iOHN 8. HENDERSON, , J.O. FLEMING, - 46:6L . Ex'rs, of Fr K. Luckey, dee'd. -4 KgRg CHAIOE, at laiur NOW IS THE TIME TO.gTJBSCBXBE . LOR THE WATOHMAN the owner thereof will appea'Mtefore. tne, with- "J "ag t-l 'J5 Thirty daya W6m dale hiret. .rid -inake Uj 'Ig-g "XjS aim thereto I aeofdiri- lo prdvlMbna of Sec. f t5 3 460. RiS -oii trlViimewirMKifrtrfcitedto the S22 T W Z Execs Notice nrpmrrnn'Q htiiife All erm indebted to he etjie of Mm. irihna . Brown.'decd .'are herebVreaut- ed io"atke payment at once' anVTyill jJermin having claims safnHt MldtsUUr fireiieiH tnera nry antueniu-ateU on .or rbe.Rreta 3d da of (October, ,1879, as required by Uw, or this notice will be plead in' bar of their re covery. . K. K. CRAWFOJBD, f-' L. AV. UKAvVFOKp, VI rivM r r wit" v il aii'uexjud. Oct. 3d, 1878. 50:6t. Sale of N. C. Railroad Stock, a:- At the Oiurt Ilouite door in Saliiburr. on T.UeWsy the 19lh day of Koyeiuier iiexu 1 will sell Twenty Shires of Stock in the'Norili Caro- una Kail road. Terin of 8a leCVifA.' I. f T. UOODMAK. Mm'j of , Oct I, 187. 6t:J ' ' A. M'. Uoouman. Now Polling Place Al EnocWlB, Atwell TownstiD. police la.iiereoT given mat tne iJoarii 01 yusiices of the Peaee of Rowtrt -eoiintr;"at a meeting herd at the Court II obse hi fcialintjury. on ib J.4tl j.i ordered auotkexAiulliiig place 10 oaeHtaui'jiiieij in iweu lownmup, at r.nocn Vinrftid to be called "EnoclJvff.rea.oti PrecMia.?-':' . - -. ir;.'i . . . ..All elecja in Alwell Townhij,riW! wi"h to yine al the ,.iiociiyille.lKx, must oiitain tter tiflcnlei f remover from the IterfhtraM of "the A.wH PrecTrietf rl rejiter thei:nHiw'witl J.,A.LMe .and M. Forrlha, .egj.irara of cnocnriiie rreenci., ' " By "order f fhe Ifoard of ' JiiJumS.1-1' ' - K)RATlON. WtKJDHOX,;,. , liejfUler of Deeti nJl Cle k. Sept. 14. 1378. 4S:7f . " . ' 'MI CaroliJia -Davie Coanty. Coleman Foster, Adm'r. of Volm Call,Jet:'d. Plaintiff Againtt I Elizabeth Call and t'ivid Petition to sell ani lor payment Call, Naner CV.H;-N. F. CalL MsrvJ. Call.. Mar ahall Cal'l and Mildred of debts. Call, in ft. IXJU. ft appearing to the itaiiafaotion of the Curt opon atfi.lavit of the plainlilf-that N. F. Call one of lh delendanu above j;iiieu..i, a. non resident of the Stale. It 14 ordered that iuh "canon ixf iiiiue in tne "Cm rolin:VI.ttlHllHrlT, Xm Ml V feiWiajjIi'a Maulra i fit 4V . mm i m I il ll ruvw"nt wec-R, iiutiM in iiririni Bl D apHfJir M ,b! offia. of the(;lef k of lhe superiur Court olanl county on the l:ty m November next, anJ answer the complaint ..htch is dHofiied in wild othce. r tne" iFain tiff, will aoolr to the Court for the relief de- joanded in the complaint. I . .. . . - -. v. n ...... . llliesf., lr M. 1J1 iNO 1 1 . Al , jUn 26ih. 1J478. 49:6t. im! rSTATE OF NORTH CJtROLINA. Rowan County," "" IN THE t:iJvKIOK COUKT. Berry Foster and Albert Fouler, trading a Berry r outer-. Son. Plaintiff . .. Ayaintt John S Ilaigler, Deffe'ndant. To John 8. llaigler, non-resident : Ytkusre hereby notified that the plaintiffs above, named nave coiiuneiieeo an action againt you in the Superior Conrl oC-Jiowan i-otinty, ami State aforeaid, for the purpose of ie fdiinrt llou-'e in the town of S:iliburv on the fch Momlav after the 4th Monday of jSeptetii- t'awer or demur to the complaini which will le filed in the office of the Tylers or the ?menor Court of aaid eo'inty; within the first tJireedaya of said term. .. You are, furl her. notified thai a warrant of attachment ha- been :iietl, upon the affidavit of the plaint irtVasninst your pro- pertvin aiJ coiintv. returnable to faw. term of the Superior (Jwirt, to be held at the Court Mwn1ay afier the 4U Mondav of -Sept jgyg J. M. IIOKAII, Hortite in the town, of SaiHhnry. on the ot.h September,'' . Clerk Superior Court of Rowan County. 47:6t. " ' . 111 .4si Q S fl. mm u2 f fVj rr a CO O n I L. O CO-SasSg"--. O n S 9- mi v - a . a Hi CO h $ s y T. L AYEES, JIAaVCFACTUBEQ OF 'FINE CIGARS. Salisbury, N. The rollowUigr brands kept constantly, oa.nand "Royal tjein," $5i.a per M. "Little Pet." SW.fto pe I yer Laice," (half Uarani fss.Vi per I -j0 1," 1 p t M: "Prtflf of CuM,"l33.9fl pe Vt. (Botn Havana nued.) "Uilsy 3SJ" per-M per" I rmCre," Per : pijJprouipt " T I ami voii are nerebv reiMiiieO tu aiAwar at tl O SS-'S 3- r W H I I LI . a gmpijs buy acd seH all kuds pf Real Estate ou corpnysq. Have agen,ta North ulj g up emigration for tins section. We advertise more exteudvely thau any ageivyr in tUe-country so that jpi)T chauc a ia.iiac TTmitraa itn l4 rai 1 1 nn aa laa la those liavjng real estate tpell. We want Agents wanted in every coonjy. S5en4 tor ansu.Tj & CO - PIATSTOS ''AKJ"' ORGANS. We are State AgentsTor Horace Waters The best instrument in tbe world for the Prices lower thau the lowest. Of SHEET received as soon as published. Churches, Tenebera supplietl with-PIANOS, OKUAaXS awl SHLtf MUSIC; large discouatTff Send fiir catalogue aud price list. Any other make of piauoa or, organs' sunwli' 42:ly." ' " :" ! : ! ' . - Mason's Improved; Fruit Jars. A. large lot. jit in. A long, long ways Cheajver than ever offered" before. ' " Kltt TE f MHS. KLUTTZ'S FLY7 PAPER ' Slav them lr the million. Cheap. " At KLurrrs DRU(i stoke. BEST THING YET.' KLUTTZ'S BLACKBERRY CORDIAL, : i the aafest, nreAt-aiHt- fnott deaaant remedy for Diarrhea, Dvnenterx, Ac. For iale only at RLUrTZ"S Drng Store. ALL FOR A QUARTER. A good Lamp, chimnev, burner and ick, ull fur a quarter. At KLU ri Z7S DRUG STORE - Males tbe Little Ones Sleep. Does Kluttz's Soothing Drops. Contain no opium. Only at KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE Three Fine Cigara for 10 centa. . Red "C" Oil. Rot and preltiext illumina ting oil. Bluing Soap haa the blntng already in il. Wood Pocket Soda Fountain. Call and aee it. Unparalleled bargain in Hair Brnshea. Toi let Sai, Ac - At T1IEO. F. KLUTTZ'S DRUG STORE, 17:ly. Salisbury, N. C. p. n. heilig a son, would call attention to their large and splendid stock of HARDWARE Embracing IRONS and STEELS every variety ot sizes ana shapes bestquautjr. Wagon &nd Buggy materials. comprising: all the various kinds required springs, axies, waeeis, sc., reaay 10 set up. Telegraph Straw Cutters. all sizes, and unsurpassed in quality and durability. Great American Lightning SAWS, - every kind and size, embracing MILL & CROSSCUT. N A I L S all sizes cut and wrought. TTie most DODUlar an l annrovfd st vIoh Plow Cast ings, aU kinds, bolts, tc JpSHI No. 6 points tor $1. ! Wl N DO W C L A SS f rom s h 1 it to U 30 Putty, oils. faints. arntshes. Ujfntnme Drier, sc. FAIBBANK HCALKSA-steelyarda and Balances. Worlx. Toola For Carpenters, Blackstnltha, Shoemakers, Farmers. ! Clmmpion Mowera and Reapers. Horse Rakes, Threshings Machines, liorse-Powers. Pumps, fVcrata Cradles, (rasi Scythes. Plaaters Handled Hoea, CUNS. Pistol. Knives. andcUTLKKYof all kinds. Lr our stock embrjMs e erytulnsr to oe found In uu 1 Kriuritw 1 1 tv u n ai r owl , aim ail iun. prices tor ca.su. w ltn ux&dks tor past favors we hope to merit couilnued confidence and lncre&anu patronage. March 7, ISTS. 20:ly PIANO FOR SALE An elegant Schuuiacker" Piano,, very low for cuh or on reasonable term. Apply to Mrs. G. J. Kit-harden, or at this-olUce. 4b:lm. NOTICE! By virtue of a Mortgage executed to me by I. II. Mc'Elwee and wife 5fay V "Mc-Klwee,' in the 21kI day of Atij-ot, H7G, and reiler ed in the Rej-iKter'x Otiice in ltowaii county, N. C, on,lhe 7th day of September,. ltiTti, in Book No. 52, page 547, I will -ell for Caidi, on the premise?, on theSlttday of October aext, A Valuable "' ract o ' Iand, lying in the county rtf Rowan; on the waters ol Third Creek, containing 2H7 acre, more or lew, ind known an part. of the late W.. P. Grahani'a Land ; twinning at a poatoak corner, tbee ;Krtb 57p went 21 chaina to a hickory, thence north 89" weal 18 80-100 chain- to. a alakeJ SATE TlFROIf :! ' ihence north Zy eaat 2) chains to a red o k, thence north 2 west 7 chains to a while oak, ilieoee north' 78 ea-t 34 chaFnS'toa rd ' onk. ihence Hunih 10 va 34 50-lUO obp 10. a one, thence north 80 eat 7 eh dn to a (one thence north 75 eat 14 chains to a pine, thence north b weal 4 chaina to a atonelhenee north 7 1 east 20 chaina to a black gum, hence east 7 50-100 chain to a white oak, thence noil th 40d. eaat 8 25-100 chainKjo a 4lake in an old field, thence north 41. eaat 4 10-100 chain te a black oak therice south d. Nt 2- 7i-100 chains t a atake, henrj aouth 75d. weal 50 Unka to a white oak, thence north IJdl weat 7 ehain to 4 large prrte", thence' aouth -M. went 48 14-100 chin to a atake in si old road, theive wioth 6d, et. 10 chaina to a Hake, ihenee 7ld. went 5 10 -100 chains to the Vginning ; containing as above stated, 267 tcrei, more or less. S. A. SHARPE, Mortgagee. Sutes rii le, N. C, Sept. 1 4, 1 878. 0:4t. AGENCY, or aeJJmg lands are superior tp any ni? lljtj WfM aUllt.lt. MtrrutnrtitiL... r a numlier of farms hvwto ti, ordJL J our advertising paper "The Southiandn' 111l'cinit 1 tg, Sons celebrated Pianos and Organi money. Fully warrahted for six rMw MCSie we have a full stock. New Suiiday - Schotds, Female Seminaries a,Jl dawson & qo;, CHARLOTTE, X. C. SIHONTON FEMALE COLLIGJ Statesvilie,N.C. . The next' "swion ope'n Xiignut 28 lg- lloard, and tuition in Engl ii(t; $85.00 Lr kw f twenty weeks. Catalogue and circuit with full uarticutartofl aMdjoaijoi r Auurefi. ii n.. 0 K A N T Prin4f,..i . W-..-. ""1-1, AROUND the COUNEIt, To the Public, Greeting : JULIAN & FRALEY - Present compliments to the public and desire to ealt renewed attention to their efforts to be useful as AND CARPENTERS. Their prices are as low as it is possible to -make them, and their work not irrferiorife any.- They fill ordersm two depart menu, and have so far divert -satisfaction TUey have ex tend etl their facilities recently,, and are encoura:el to hope for jncrease! df mands. Their ready made sUSCft in 'hiDd comprises nreiieraTassortment of horftr. niture Bedheads. Bureaun. C.ka lies Prcm, Lounges, Racks, Wardrobes. . BHk Csei : Cuplioanls and China Presses, Candle Stands Tin Safes. Desks. Tables, Washstands, Chsirt &c. Thev- also keep an assortment of COFFINS t.i r., 1 .. . f of walnut, pine and jxmliir, front 3 upward. Also, Window Sash. They fill orders with- out vexntiotia delays.' YVi IT 'contract for car- H-ntcr s work jUwI warrant- satlaction. Will take good lumber and country produce in exchange for furniture. Shop jiearjy oppo site Watchman office. 'jui.tAk FltALKT. j Hack Line to Albemarle. The iinderaiiftied U riiitiiin a comfortable tri weekly Haek line ffi.in Salinbury to Alb-, marie, N-C. Will conver p-weiier- to (j1I Hill, or eUewhere on the line, heax-r than any Li very Stable." Lave Salinburv everv Monday, Wednesday ahd Friday, 7 a. lit turn every Tuesday, Thuraday am JSMiurdavr 6 p. iu. Leave orders at National Hotel. v V. WHITLOCK, 2":ly. Froprieier. IM1S I The Oldest Specialist In America. Dr. J A. Cloplon, of HnntiTille, Ala., Treat with slmnat Universal oncee- ah Cancerous atfectiona, ait Bcroialouf ff iion, Excresenceisnd Taxnors aUmi tl. fare, &c. Piles, Fistula, Bropiiear aHer- I if tita Aro as lhalL ul.i m mm J.'Sa . a. - auureiw nuvaon, jonn tutjjvn VJlopUin, giviaf hi name in fulL .-J Send for Circular 9 and ee Testimonials from men known to -verv"ohe' in the Stats. 1 Th..'.,...,. ai.. .ii.i aot. leave home, hit bee-i rureil by the ite of l,i remediea. Print fl direction! accompany all pacliap. M that any mail or woman can uie them with Bin-res. .... , Wrile-yor.r name in fujl, al-o your. Pstl. Office, County and State. Alwayn wriie mr name, or my ao'nn nafne In full.' 25;j5na".- ' STATE OF NOttTIl CARO'LLVA. Edwan County . . IS THE StIPKKIOR C'Ol'RT. It P Iivaiill, A4luV,,f Jdlmdlealy. - v.:r Ajuinjit , t. . . Amelia Uencher, AddUon lleajy, 0!!t I Ipji.lv. Milan Campbelf and wffe KeUre, Lentil a (inOey, S lleiily, Jame M Heidjr. D Hei.l v, Kiln. Henly,.'anl )-ix other, iaissr Uejrf of K Henl'y, deceaaed. . Yon are hereby noliGedhat the above tit-led action haherti ciuiiiieiiced for-th' Pur" ' poSe of making realei'late aiMet lor paym"11 'of debu, and you M reliereby required to f at mv oilite within 20 davM from thia daW. is answer or demur lb' the complaint. 26th August, 1878. ' J. nlhoraii, Clerk Superior Uoux Kovaa Csunty. 45:6t. Davie County- J isTitE VaonaTE cotat. J5, S. Morris, Plaintiff Petitloiho refflofs Again -. V AoWiniatralur. W. F. Kenoon, Drft. J yr- UfHn affidavit of the PainUlJti ordr by the Court llmt publication be made in "t Carolina Watchman," for aix auccewuve noiiiymg tne asm ueienaant, . r. a-"" who in a.non-rexident of I he-Stale, oappe'' the office of the Clerk of .the Superior Tiort ef aaid county, on the 7th day of November, 1878, and anawer the complaint which will "Bled in the above eoljtled action within trays from the date hereof, and if he Jail -awer the-eomplaint, the Plaintiff wijlspptT 0 the Court for the,relief demandeutalha plaint. Wilrre, ' ' (I. M lNflfUM, udae Ijrobile and V. S. Cl Dsvia,Couap September 10th, 1878. 48:6t. pd- , Mortgage Deeds for sale her o.