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- -"-' -...-. s-e wet. -'- .is. . .fv I - -" a san ssstj mm .. '-earar I I I ' - 1 i - V 1 i Y TI)rnid Xortl) State SALISBURY:, FRlDAr. AVRJL 18. ItKW LOCAL AND ITATB ITEMS Ie X kv A i i : it 1 1 ,i. i km s II i.i Excel cy, Got. Holden A pioclanwtion. Crawford Sc. Ucilig General Uardwaie Store. Jay, Cook & Co Natioual Life In surance Company. J. M. Knox Sc Co. New Bprinf and Suramor Goods. Andrew Marphr, Aeslgnee-8le of notes and account. Caution P. LorUUrd, New York. L.E. Johooo., C. 8. O.-Ufal advertisement. 1. Edward Sill 8ereral remedies. J. J. Molt tt . W. 8weD.or.-Not.ee to Stockholders. 1)0'T VAIL to read tbe .drerfi..a,U fn this weeki paper. Knox & Co. have, a. we know, many prettjr tli.ug, bat CrMr. ford HtiliaHiave the only exclusively hardware (tore in the place, and it is in all respects what such a wholesale and as-tall esiaiifiansaato .hn Jfc e. 1. For the purchase of uid homritead. 2. For snob work and labor done for the owner of the koiatstead, a mat ooosttUsn a laborer's lein. 3. Fur each labor done on the pi iimltn a mar constitute a sneehanie't lain. 4. For tarns aroruioc on said homestead. rW. 2. Sheriff to summon Appraisers. Belore levyine upon any homestead thus own ed and occupied, the sheriff or ofher officer charged with such levy shall summon three discreet persons, aualiflad to aet as iurora. to wnorn ne anail administer the rollowinjr oath: " I, A. H . du solemnly swear or aflrm that I have no interest, near or remote, in the homestead exemption of C. D., and that I will faithfully perform the dullee of appraiser, or assessor, as me- case may be, In valuing and layinjr on tne same, ho help me Hod." 8c. 3 Duly of appraisers The said an praisers shall thereupon proceed to value the hoencs'ead, with its dwelling and buildings tbereoi, and lay off to said owner such por tion aa be may select, or any agent, attorney, or other person, in his behalf, not exceeding in value one thousand dollars, and to fix and descr ibe the same by metes and bonds. oeo. 4. Appraisers to make return. They shall then make and sign in the presence ol file officer, a return of their proceedings, set ting lorth the property exempted, which shall be relumed by the offleer to the clerk of ihe court for the county in which the homestead is siiuaien, and tiled with the judgment roll in the action, and a minute ol ik ...... -n.ri on the judgment docket. Hec. 5. The levy to be made on excess. ine levy may be made upon the excess of rh. - " " - I II IIBSBBwaassa. ' damage in a civil ae I The above return was Ho nasi nnbeenbed . Ivi-VP day No.1 -at naruni. aw.. U. at t ih J aa 1 'jiiiSo.v a l. We had the pleasure of a call on yesterday, from our Senator, Maj. llobbius, who has just returned from the scene of his arduous labors- He is look ing very well not at all worsted by the gladiatorial conflicts throngh which be has passed. Col. Wx. F. Hxndersox, the new Assessor of Internal Revenue for this District, will take charge of the office to day. Mr. Helper will turn over U him all the papers of the office, and 1 . nfter persons having business with the- Assess or must see Col. Henderson, who will continue to occupy the office occupied by Mr. Helper. If r. Helper retires with the good wishes of our citizens generally, to whom be has shown himself a friend during his admin istration of the office. Unseasonable We.vthbk. On Sun day and Sunday night the weather was unusually cold with a heavy wind from the North and East, but aa it was cloudy most of the time no damage was done by frost Ou Monday "it e'eared away" and became somewhat mild during the day, but 'clouded up " again at night, and early on Tuesday morning we had a brief fall of snow. All day on Tuesday it con tinued cold aad on Wednesday and Thurs day morning there was considerable frost and some ice. It is feared that the fruit crop has been badly Injured, if not entire ly destroyed, in this part of the Stale, and it so it is a great misfortune. homestead, not hud off aoeW to the fwaJble rial rinai str iLL. . I . i .a ' i , we i est ci. anil inai irtA .a makr sutweantiallv the folio wins- ri..rn HSK-i off to f. K Hy the foftowin (aa the case may be,) who sat homestead exempt by taw. fatty made upon I I. - n " E . . . tne excess. . 6. Appraisers to elect In case no election is made by the owner, his agent or at torney, or any one acting in hia behalf, of the homestead to be laid off as exempt, the ap praisers shall make such election for bira, in cluding always the dwelling and buildings used therewith. Sec. 7. That whenever any resident of this State may desire to take tbt benefit of the homestead and personal property exemption as guaranteed by article X of the Constitu tion of this State, such resident (or bis agent or attorney) shall apply to any Justice of the Peace of the county in which he resides, and said justice of the Peace shall appoint as as sessors three disinterested persona qualified to act as jurors residing in said county, who shall, on notice by order of said justice, meet at the applicant's residence, and after taking the oalb prescribed in section two of this act for ap praisers, before some offleisl authorised to ad minister an oath, lay off and allot to the ap plicant a homestead, with metes and bonds, a. - cording to Ihe applicants direction, not to ex ceed one thousand dollars in value, and make and sign a descriptive account of the same and return it to the office of the Register of Deeds. Sec 8. That said assessors shall set apart the personal property of said applicant, to be by him selected, articles of personality not exceeding in talue the sum of five hundred dollars, and make and sign a descriptive list thereof, and return the sstne to the Register of Deeds. Sec. 9. That it shall be the duty of the Register of Deeds to endorse on each of said returns the date when received for registra tion, and to cause tbe ssme to be registered without unnecessary delay. The aaid regis ter siiall receive for registering the said re turns the same fees that may be allowed him by law for other similar or equivalent ser vices, which fees ahull be paid by said resi dent applicant or hia agent or attorney, up on the reception of said returns by tbe Reg ister. v , , j Sec. 10. That if any person entitled to a homestead and personal property exemption, die without having had the aame set apart, his whIo-'-, if he leave one. then hia child and ehil.li en under the age of twenty-one .be substantially followed in proceedings under creditor-for all costs and tion Sea II. Any ofW or axpraiser or who shall willfully or corruptly conspire witb auy judgment creditor, or other appraiser, or to overvalue the homestead or oer- sonal property exemption of any debtor or ap plicant, or shall assign false metes and bound aties, or make, or procure lobe made false and fraudulent return thereof, shall be liable lo indictment for a misdemeanor and shall be answerable to the party ihju rued for all costs ami uaniage in a civil action. Sec, 24c Juttguuwt creditor dissatisfied. It the judgment creditor for whom the levy ... ..... ... .., j,,,i,niriii urunr, or ieron enti tled to homestead exemption, shall be dissat isfied with the valuation and allotment of the aporaisers or assessors (as the case may be) iv way, mini ten oays thererlter, or any inner imicineni creditor, within aiz month. and before sale under execution of the exce-u. uolity the clerk of tbe townshm thereof ami file with him a transcript of the return of the appraisers or assessors aa tha mm K. ai.d thereupon the elerk shall notify the eth er trustees of tbe township to meet bim, at a time specified, withm ten days, on the nrem- "ws, to re-asaess and allot said homestead. At the time specified Ihe trustee shall meet on the premises and having Oral lakeu the i oaw prescribed for appruters lliey shall view and examine Ihe homestead laid off. and make llieir report as required in section 24 of mis act. Sec. 21. Who disqualified to act at Ap ...iwr. ii any irusiee, or any person suu.- nioiieu aa au appraiser, shall I v. CW'tMcsts td en return ay SM The within were summoned law as appraisers said A, II. under r,ihla d.y V. X. lfTautt V.) A. B.y Executions slead appraiaed is-. Sec. 28. When shall he m fbrot fr Ratified Ihe fib H..andJ R , Jihed according lo exemption of the 'xtliion in favor of X. a D , r Sheriff Dock. It, riorne- ff and return made iect. This act after its ratification. of April, A. D , i a be rclalcu bv f saw . t t - -1 mt t MA In the Luthe on April 1 3th, 1 close, Mr. A. A.N X I K CCLVERH SALISBUR AP aa. Ti am M If r . - sn Luke Efl oawnd At m ran JAP a kTt; ,1 1ED: cbwch, in this city, Rev. L. U Oroee- fLLira, and Miss both of Salisbury. Maqoul's Pills. We see that our contemporary of the Living Present, ie advertising these pills. If he has not ..been paid in advance be never will be paid at all, and we do not believe that he has been paid in advance. The proprie tors of Maggiel's pills swindled us once, and attempted to swindle us again within the last three months. The last time they found that a burnt child avoids fire. PERIODICALS. The London Quarterly Review for January ison ot:rtahle. - The-puhlicatitrii uf this nuin ber has been eonsiderably delayed iu conse quence of a "Strike" which took place among the journeyman printers iu the publication office in January hut. The hjgh character and great value of the Itritish Reviews is too well know n to require any eulogy at our hands. They are certainly not surpassed, if eqnalled, by any similar publications in tbe world, and to educated and thinking Aineri cans they possess more iuterest than any oth er foreign. Periodical publications, in fact than all others. w , , The present nnmber of the London Quar terly is one of peculiar interest as the table of eout. 'lit will show, which is as follows: JLord Campbell's Lives of Lord Lyndhurst and Lord Brongham. Realities of Irih Life, Earthuuakes, Mr. Gladstoue's Apologia, The Ultra Ritualists, Lord , Liverpool and his Times. Efficiency of the Brttinh Navy. Dean Milinan and St. Paul's, Animals aud Plants, tTeVm.Ht.Pyrio5lddrese the Leonard Scott Publishing Compdny, 14n t !ton St., New York. Petern' Musical Monthly tor April is also at hand. It is a very baadsdme Magazine contains much attractive reading matter be sides a variety oi very choice music. We do net consider onrself fully competent to judge of the merits of such a publication, but this seems to us to-be a work of considerable ex Price J3.00 per annum. Address J. JL. Peters, publisher. 1!M Broadway, New York. THE HOMESTEAD. AV ACT TO LAV OVV THE HOMESTEAD AND PERSONAL PROPERTY EX EMPTION. ihe General Assembly of Xortn Caroli na do enact, as follows: Section L Homestead, when and how ex empted Wherever the real estate of any resident in this State siiall be levied on by vir tue of auy execution, ot any other final pro cess, obtained on any debt, such portion there of as may be occupied by the owner as an ac tual homestead, and which he may then elect to regard as such, including the dwelling and buddings thereon, shall be exempt front' such lew, except under an execution or other final process iasued for the collection of a debt contracted years, it he leave such,- may proceed to nave said homestead and personal propeily ex emption laid off to her, him or them, accord ing to provisions of sections seven and eight of this act. Sec. 11. That when sny person entitled to a homestead and personal properly cXeinp lion, shall file bin or her petition before a jus tice of the peace, to huve the same lajd off and set apatt under the provisions of section seven, eight, nine and ten of this act, tlx said justice shall make advertisement at the court house door of the eou-ily io which the peti-, tion i9 filed, notifying all creditors of said ap- niieauioi i ne nine ana niaee vvneti aim wnere the said petition will be beard ; and the -a ne all not be heard, nor any decree made in ie cause in less than six mouths nor more than twelve, fiom the day of makinu adver tisement as above required. Sec 12. Appraisal of pergonal property.- VY lienever the personal property of any rest. dent of this State, shall be levied upon by virtue of any execution or oilier final process issued lor lle collection ol any debt, and the owner, or any agent, or attorney in his be half, shall demand that the same, or any part thereof, shall be exempted from sale under such execution, the sheriff or other officer, making such levy, shall summon three apprais ers as heretofore provided, who, having been first duly sworn, shatl appraise and lay off to the judgment debtor, such articles of person al property as he, or any in his behalf select, to the value of five hundred dollars, whih ar ticles shall be exempt from raid levy, Src. 13. Return of the same. Return shall be made of such appraisal and setting off of personal property, in the same manner as is required in section four of this act, upon the laving off of a homestead exemption. Sec. 14. . Who to be appraisers.. The per sons summoned to appraise the personal prop erty exemption shall take the same oath and be entitled lo the satnrv fees as the appraisers of the homestead, and when both exemptions are time- i j-j Sec. 15. Trees not contiguous, included. Different t acts or parcels of land not contig uous, may be included in the same homestead, when a homestead of contiguous lands il not. of the value of one thousand dollars Sec. 16. Costs, how charged, The cost and expenses of appraising and laying off the homestead or personal property exemption, when the same is made under execution, shall be charged and include! in the officers' bil of feci upon such execution or other final process ; and when made upon the petition of the owuevtlTeT--triaT!-wpaid and tH ttttet 'eott hwfl "ttS 1 lien on said homestead. Sec. 17. Liability of officer. Any officer making a levy, who shall refuse or neglect to summon and qnailify appraisers as heretofore 1 1 os ni... I for or who shall fail to make' due return of their proceedings; or who shall levy upon the homestead set off by said apprais ers or assessors as the case may be) except as herein provided, shall be liable Ux iudict xinent fore misdemeanor, and lie and his sure ries shall be liable to the owner of said home stead for all costs anddamapes in a, civil action. Sec la Liability of Appraiser. Any offi cer or appraiser or asseasor (at the case may be) who shall wikully or oorniptly eonsflire w th any judgment debtor, or other apprais er, or assessor (as the case may be) to under value the homestead or personal property ex- . . . 1 i I : I einption ot sucn aeoicr, or snail amigu ia metes Snd bounds, or make or" procure to be made a false and fraudulent return thereof, shall be liable to indictment for a misdemean or and (hall be answerable to the judgnstwt oT the v exemptions. and another person qualified to aet as iuror shall he summoned and qualified in his place. Sec. 22. When Ihe homestead Or personal property exemptions is made or rrallotled on the petition of the person entitled thereto. the township trustees shall make their report as required in section 20 of ibis act, lo the register of deeds, specifying what changes, J any. tbey have made in Ibe former valuation and allotment, who shall register the same, as required in section 9, and when said home stead and personal property exemption is made, or re-alio! led, under execution by a judgment creditor, the township trustees shall make said return lo the clerk of Ibe Superior v ou; i, woo siiarrme me same aim make a minute thereof on the judgment roll aid the execution docket. Sea 23. Cost of re assessment, how paid. If the board of trustees shall confirm the for mer appraisal, or shall increase Ihe exemption allowed tbe judgment debtor, tbe levy shall stand only upon the excess remaining, and the I udgo.cn t debtor shall pay all costs of the re-al-lotment. Il they reduce tbe amount allowed the judgment debtor, the cost shall follow the execution and the levy aball cover the excess then remaining. " bee. 24. How vacated. Any appraisal or al lotment by the trustees of a township may be sei asrae, on application oi any party interest ed, for fraud, complicity, or other irregularity. The proceedings shall be upon petition, as in other special proceedings, -mid the applicant shall give bond to the opposing party for costs aud damages. Sec. US! Fees. The following fees and no other shall be charged in this proceeding: Each appraiser lor laying off homestead or per sonal properly exemptions, or both, one dollar; officer for summoning ami qualifying apprais ers and deli7ering returns to clerk, one dollar ; elerk of Superior Court, for filling return and entering minute ou execution docket, 25 cents; for making transcript fur township clerk when required to do so, 60 cents ; township clerk for summoning trustees, SO cents; township clerk lor transmuting return, 23 cents. Sec. 26. Acts repealed. All actsor clauses of acta ib conflict with tine aet, or providing other moans for the laying off of a homestead or person 1 1 property exemption, are hereby repealed. Sec. 27. Korms. The following forms shall V Rir. aareaias sy t. a. feecoaxaee llVtsl bllsh . Ml lallV m CfSTlles, Tails AdaiaaatiD, Cotton. MTM vara, Bsftsstsa, Kgga, per doasn, Kealliem, per poaOS. r'.om , per aaek. Fi-h, Mackerel, .' . 1. t. a. Fruit, dried, apple sealed. aap'ld. " " Peaches, peaicc, u u .. eapaalel. Leather, tpper, fu eased, eels, " Ires, bar, " eassiaga, Valla, eat, Molsassa, aorgkaas, set aa ... " Weathidla, .... On lots, 'psnesbel, I'ork. Pel nouinl. ,'otatoee, Irtah.'per bsshel, . sweet, Sogar, Brown, per pound, " Clarified. " Creaked Palvertssd Salt, coast, per seek, . . " Liverpool, " Table, Tobacco, Leaf, per pootd, " Manulaetured, ' .: Smokfsa. 1ARKETS 16, 1869. , eaocta. IT to triy a uo t a.. It SO 16 IE. . .. 1-1 ........ W isv tj 4.86 to 6. a6 Mi.au 1 see to 7 to OU to 11 to to 6a to IM to 6 to I On 16 10 76 36 8 10 7 60 te 00 to 1.90 M to 10 to aa to 1 on to U to 18 to au te a. 75 to 3.76 O.OUtoO.HO 5.50 to 6.00 00 to 00 ante i.5t 40 to I He 5. Jtlte Ucu., ,6th Dltt. V.CL Salisbury. April 7, 1860. NOTICk it hereby ejven in aooordence with tbe provisions of See. lth of Act of June 30, 1861, as amended by subsequent Ads relative te Internal Revenue, that I, H. II. Helper, As sessor ol the Oth District of North Carolina, will sit at my office, on tbe corner of Church At Innisa streets m tbe city of Salisbury on Ihe 10th, and at ibe Court House in Mocksvjlle, Davie County, on the 20ih instant, between Ihe hours of 0 A. M . and 4 P. at., lo hear and de termine any appeals relative lo any erroneous or excessivu valuations, assessments or enumer ations by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors, returned in the annual list. Notice is further given that no appeal will be allowed lo any party after be shall have been duly assessed and the annual list containing the assessment hat been transmitted to Ibe Collector ot Ihe District. . Ail appeal; to said Assessor, aa aforesaid must be made in writing and spectly the par ticular cause, matter or thing, respecting which a decision is requested, and must Hate the ground or piinciple of error complained of. a a .. Mill nun n. It. Imuran, Assessor, fltb Dist. N. C. April 9-14:2t MISCELLANEOUS. $10 REWARD. ft THAYKD from these barriWron the Sd Inst., twe Horsea, ess a aunss mare wiUi Stark of a saddle sail: and collar gall on trie near Mil, wnue annum the eie aad behind. Thee einas mai' ' ... m TtoTaeir .seev TRUST SALE OF LANDS ! R VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust to Steele outed by Joseph P. Chambers, for purposes therein mentioned, I will expose 'to public sale at (he Court House dour IN STATESVII.UE, on Tueadny, flic 30th day of Marcli next, (it being (Joon week.) that well known and valuable Irsit of l.an.1, near Waddell's Turn-Uut, on the W, N. C R. Itosd, whereon H'orhaiii Money, nit now li vt-tt, bounded by P. E Cliambers, 8. B. O. Wilson aud others, CONTAINING 572 ACRES. Term Twelve month Credit. Salt at 13 o'clock, it. ALSO, At the Court House door, IN SALISBURY, od Tuesday, the 20th of April next, (it being Court week) I will sell at public sale, about 180 A res hi land, known aa the Thomas Chambeis tract. Said tract lies near Thud Creek Depot, in Rowan county, and adjoiiii W,n. Barber, Elisabeth Burke, John Burke and others. At same time and place I will oiler for sale ten shares of stock in the Bank of Cape Pear. Tnm; Tieelre months credit. Sale VRUOS, MEDICINES, AC. NEW Drug Store AND FRESH DBMS. MEDICINES, AC in Salisbury, N. O. Dr. EDWARD SILL, HE3PECTFULLY announces to bis nimier . oiis old friends and patrons, and all others, iliat he ti now opening, in ibe building on aV E. Corner XIaiu k Pulier streets, nesr the Boydt-u llouac, au Entirely Fresh and Carefully Selected STOCK OP DRUGS, MEDICINES, M, FOR THE LADIES. this act Ncwl . I. AfMUUBM BfcTCRK. 1. When the homestead is valued at less than one thousand delists, and pei tv also appraised. '1 be undeisiened. havinir been dulv sum moned, and sworn to act as appraiseis of the homestead and peisonal property exemption of A. It, of township, county, by C. D . Sheriff (or Con-table or Deputy) of said cnuuty, do hereby mage the following re' urn : We hate viewed and appraised the homestead of tbe aaid A. B., and Ibe dwellings and build ings thereon, owned and occupied by said A. B. as a homestead, lo be $1,000, (or any lets turn) and that the entire tract, bounded by the lands ol and is tberelore exempted from sale under execution according to law. At Ihe ssme time and'place we viewed and ap praised, at the values annexed, the following articles ot personal propertv selected bv said A H. (Here specify Ihe articles and their value to be selected by the debtor or his agent, which we declare to be a .bur valuation, and that the said articles are exempt under said ex ecution, vi e hereby certify that we are not related by blood or marriage to the judgment debtor or tne judgment creditor in this execu tion, and have no interest near or remote in the above exemptions. Given under our hands aad seals this day of 18.- 0. K. (l. S L. M.l.s R 8. ft- s The above return was made and subscribed in my presence, day and date above given. C. D.. (Sheriff or Constable) . (No. 2.) II. Pit i tii is roa Homestkads serosa a Justice or rnt Pxace. . - In the matter of ( Before J. P. A B ( j eounty. A. B. respectfully shows that he, she or they, (as the case may be) is (or are) -entitled to a (he (rue value of which he (she or tbey, as the case may be) believe lobe $1000 including the dwelling and buildings thereon. He (she or they) further show Uia( he (she or they, as the case may be) is (or are) entitled (o a personal property exemption from ejxeculions, to the value of (here state the value) consisting of the following property (here specify) he, (she ot they, as the case may be) therelore prays your worship to appoint three disinterested persons qualified to act as jurors or assessors to view the premises, allot and set apart, (o your peti tioner Jus. homestead and personal property ex emption, and report according to law." No. 3 1 III. Persokal Propertv atoxt Aprtistn The undersigned having been duly summon ed and sworn r j act at appraisers or the per sonal properly of A. B. of lowaehp, county, and to lay off (be exemption given by law thereto, by J. C. MierilTor other officer) of said county, do hereby make and tubacribethe following return: . We viewed and appraised at tbe values an nexed, ihe following articles of personal pro perty selected by tbe Said A. B., to: wit: which we declare lo be a bur valuation, and thai aaid articles are exerrip( under execution. t We hereby certify, each for himself, that We to not related bv blood or marriage, to (be judgment debtor or judgment creditor in this execution SHU nave no mieresi am wi iwuk iu the above exemption. Given under our hanaaaed seals tuts day of 18. 0. E. Iu a L M.fus NEW AD VERT18BMENT& CAUTION ltr-:: oTiaaf (Mwrall.taa lbs war, canals I aamnniinrr, sent eaa ra th Kliut a estreat for tlwtr nut. Ml UwrnwrVM Mind la sanrtMl dw Racial ai.paaraae af .ur packagta, aad Imiute oar Trass Mark, a ran a oaa laapaeiion u ai wary lo etiaet ih ape Hooa artMt fr..m ib ni.ulae, and othcra (alB( as as U aaswt thai 'UrrtttarS't faetta so tseesrasse." Ia aualof Ifcla publicalloa tn Oasire te vara tba public ( ilp-l Ihe (niilU..M praftleaS apoa tbaaa; aa UMy are IM hwi latrtM It trill ha fraud apoa companion Lorillard'i PaaCIa -far ahead" ataU othcra, being made or mc dc.i Mnta, ancr an siiainai ana known out to asrarlvn, W.ido ponaaalng great atisaath aad aeajiair, aad la wsrraaud aol la ct au daatsaaat or dvlctti I m (ttbdanect, which raasot ka tsc dcm ia ma racapcai in uia ess. a en wasstsawUcd os applUatlas. taordaclni fr If Han Suufft IlirU Taaal.l or iadclrad. asris-am p. LOaTILLAIID, HIW VOSK I a'SsaVej attWHH traah SDuffiSxtra aWaak State of Kqh Carolina, i, Jnlioa . Cray, as 1 rof A. G. Poster. W. I wed W. P. Lindaav, f iter of B A. Kittrell. J Defendsets. CorsTY nr nivinsux ?t riaioa Coubt. State oa rel.it ..n of J. L. Uessabury st. r. . rvrnu. i.aura a. norcom James Mr.it I. aud wif Cornelia aeaixsw B. P. Hampton. Jalioti A administrator ot . I). Llaawsy, ami , as admlniatralo To W. 1 1. Lladaav. one of the above named de fendants i non resident : Tea art bereby aotifletl, that aanssiuona in the above entitled ease has been iaaued against you, wherein you are ism nosed to appear before Ibe Judge of the Soperior Court to be held for the ( ounty of Davidson, at the Court Hoase in LaXiagMn. en the w oad Moeday alter the Ihird Monday of April ItM, and aatwer the eoraplaiat there! a. which ia II ted trilk the elerk of aaid court on the HM day or April 186!l, a copy of which, aad of the summons, were depoaitsd lathe poetoSke at the time, directed to yon: aad notice was given that judirmen t would be taken against you if vou failed, within that time, to aaawer said complaint, wherein it la alleged that the detVadantaabove named are in debted to the State or North Carolina, to tbe net and benefit of the p'aintifrv above named, in the sum el fifteen tkonasiki (la Wtf)ititasts wsth lawml tatersat utereoa rrom tun eta cay erueteser iswi, owe By mniu, lexeeniea w tne Mare or .onn i aronna, dv B. A. Kittrell. E. D. Hsmptoa, W. D. Lindsay and A. 0. K.mter) for a breach oftheaame; that no part thereof has keen paid; te he discharged Dpoo the payment U, the plaintiff of whatever damages they may be entitled to la ttussettea. """" You are also notified that tbe above named plain tiffs have sned out a Warrant sf Attaonment against yoarproiertrfor the amount of damages and for the canae ol action therein aet forth, returnable to tt e Superior Court of Davidson Count v sn the 18th day of June IS90, wkea and where yon are hereby re quired to appear and answer tbe complaint, In default whereof the plaintiffs will take judgment against yta aa therein demanded. WtttV Levi K. Johnson. Clerk of the Superior Cpartoftiurtounty of fturMasB, at ofBce in Lexrr fr its. CORRELL has lost received bar Spring ana Mourner Mm- or 11. Vis, BONNETS, H'. It HONS, HOOP 8KIBTS, CORSETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, and every thing else asoalty found la a LADY'S FURNISHING STORE. This stock will be replenished weekly during the suen ; auy article not oa hand will be ordered promptly Call and examine her stock, aa she gust, antes aatiafactiea. She makes her grateful acknowledgements for tbe patronage ao kindly extended to her la the past, sad respectfully solicits a continuaaee or the satte. Dress-Making done st the shortest notice, la the best st vie, and on tbe asset reasonable (erms. Store in Thomas K. Brewn's building, opposite VT. nail's Uotaie edinceoa Mala Street. April 9th, I S89. M 4t ft THE MORNING STAR. AGAI ENLARGED WD IMPROVED ! Pia WaO Batablished and popular Daily Kewspaper baa receiAly been neat ly enlarged and mproved (the second enlarxe ment in eixbteen nioatbs.) and ie oontidentlv offered to the people of the two Carolines as second to no daUy Jourual in either of those Stales. The STAB, is a MVK, I'KACTICAL and PKO(iUi;.S.SiVK NEW8HAPKK, eminentlr adapted to the wants of tliU section : sound and couserrndve in its (eacbine, anrl devoted to (lie Commercial and Agricultural Inter ests Of the South. It contains lull and reliable. Reports of the Markets, Telegraphic Dispatches, Local News and General Intelligence. nasi m a btahi b. One Tar .... .........7 00 Six ItouUis ? ........... 3 M Three 73... 2 00 One "i Addiess, WM. IL llEKXAKD, I SuiToa A PaoPRiEToa, April 9th, 1H69. , Vilmintton, N. C. AVIX0 lieen apuintcd lir a decree of the superior court ul jtnutgouiery Luuuty, Trustee, to .-ell (bo lands under a deed in (rust executed by Parsons Harris, dee'd., for the purposes there in cipreaseu, unu aim uinler arrottier deed in trust executed by the suid Parsons II arris, I shall sell for cash to the hilieHl bidder at tbe late residence of tbe said 11 arris, on Wednesday, the 12 th dag of May next uboat Three Thousand .Acres of Land, consiitiua; of Twelve or Ffteen different tracts. On two of said (rac(s mneh cold ha been found, and the prospect for making money front iuvestinK in suid lauds are fluUnriinr- The lands are located iu the heart of the gold regions of Montifoniery county. CapilalisU and niiuerg are especially invited to attend (he sale. THOMAS E. BROWN'. March 2T. I8fi0.13 6t Trusu-e. Ac. TO THE LADIES SurrtcsJ lastTSwesits. Combs, Brushes, dLc, ernbracinr almoet ever thing pertaining to a first Sates Drui; Store; tMt be trill sell, as lias alvrayt been bis custom, at the most satis factory prices to piucliaeers. Hit long experienoo in, and (borough famil ial ily with, (las niinaet, in all its -'TiairT aud ik-uartnieula; (offelber with his sciastonnd Salisbury, N. C, January uurcmitiHur Kputtii attention, autnonsea ti EK n-t- Ptirifies the Blood. CATARRH SNUFF. C I d t . HEAP and SURE enre fbr Headache, Cold in the Head, the., at JXO. II. EXXISS' Druf Store, april 3 13 3t Crockery at Cost ! At JXO. II. EXXISS Drue Stors. april S-J-3t Kerosene Lamps ! CHEAP, CHiaFKa, Cheapest, At JXO. U. EX X ISS' Dnm Stere. HENDERSON 8 CORNEA .' March 3-1331 Of Row.., hivi.i d, Davie, ire- Sunerior Field Pumpkin .!!. Catawj . Dirke and It-H s ' V fJtmm Store. Dowell. WE ARE THE AUTHORIZED Agents for the sale of the 5 NOTldk w v t M -in sen at ContUr Line. Davia County on Friday" the 30:h day of April, A. D., 18t.'J. the notiM and accounts belonging to the estate of J. W. Qray, Bankrupt. Also, said Gray s interest in (he claims due (be firtn ol Cooper S Gray, and Cooper, Gray Si to. bale Iroui dav to day until all are sold. J. mow u lit, . C. ANDERSON, A'Knee8 County Line, N. C, April 5tb, '60. 14 3t GRANGER'S HOTEL, Formerlv Oliswolds. Is A. fiHLfiBll t$ CO., Prop's. Goldsboro', N. G. All Railroads eenterlnf at and paastnK tins poiat, have their Ticket Oflee in Una Hotel. ' Passengers soiag Niutii, East and West, dine at (his Hotel. Baggage taken to andTom the House free of charge and checked tojany desired petal ap9 Im ST. CLOUD HOTEL X His new aad eomtaodia ton,the 9t!i dy or ADrik 189 ' I.BVI t.. JOHNSON, C. F, C. April t, 1889. IS-Swpd D. T. CARRAWAY, ommiioiott JUcrcluutt, Airn Dcnlcc in & xoctx'u s HIS new aad rnm mod ions house, located corner ol Broadway and 41 Street, psatsstss aSvanUgea ever all other houaas for the accommodation ot its gnestrt. It was built expressly Cora first class Kara ily Hoarding Hoase the rooms being large and en suit, heated by steam with hot and raid water, and Pirnfslied second to none; while the Villi nary de partment is ia the most experienced hands, aBbrd inggue(s an uaequslled table. One or Atwood's Patent Elevators is also iirtong the "modern tmpraTecienIa" aud at tbe service at all hours. Tbe Broadway and University Placerare passthe door every four minates, running worn the City Hall to Central Park, white tne Sixth and Seventh ave nue Lines are but a short block on eit her side, afford ing ample racitities for communicating with all (he DepoU. Steamboat Landings, plsces or auruaemeDt aud Business or the gieatmetroKilia. MOUAE h HOLT.ET. TTe challenge a trial with any or all otber machines. W e piopos.- to do more work iu the same time; more different kinds, of work, and better than any other machine known. Any one purchasing mm-biue of ns can try them tor three luruiths and if they dn notgire entire sat isfhetion the money will lie rei'underl. Send and get circulars mid sairrplcs of work. MKKO.NEY tt BK0. kSolislinry, K. C. Fe7 VTe arc Agents for the sale of Voider & CoV, Shoes manirtactnred at fsalrm, N . (.', far-ni-li. il .it i''iu'(ory Prices in qualities. Call and see (beni. M. it II. April if, 1H(59. i:t 2ni I'A.aiBxOSt'ABXijH Di?ess Making! (iteosM opposite tke Otil Xorth State, formerly occupied by ilr. Jlrvwn.) Mrs. B. AIPsTB V &l HARRISON wnnld resnectfiilly iulbrm (he citizens of Sal. isliury and vicinity, that tbey erenow prepared, at the above named place, to execute with neat ness and despatch, all kinds of Dress-making in (he most fashionable styles. . Gentlemen's Clothine made to order at short notice Kepairing cf all kinds promptly done. April 9 14:1 m At JXO. H. EXNISS' april 213-31 DR. I AWIfKNCK'S CELElittATED WOMAN'S FRIEND ! A safe aad reliable remedy for All Disease) Pre. liar to Fr males. Leuchorrea, or Whites ; Prolapsus UleH, or Falling 'of the Womb Irregular, Painful, or Suppressed Menstru- Xervomncsa. Suness, Wkness, dsa. DXDicavn to vna LADIES OF AMERICA For whose benefit it was designed, anal whose bass piueas it will promote, by ise atacsvartf, DR. J. J. LI WRBNTE. 5'0 PHVfelOIANft' - The articles of which the Woman's friend Ie eesi- poiiinleil are puuireneti arouna earn uome. won fft believed to be the best Tlerine Tenie and aJttrsUvs yet discovered. It is a valuable and reliable agent laaaM deranew. in. nts o(rhe Female Reproductive OrWsa. and it Hysteria, Nervous Headache, Spinal Irritations, sar Price 9 1,00 per Jtottle. ata J. H. BAKER Az CO., Wholesale agents, No. 4, Vain street. Norfolk Vs. tj- To whom alt orders or letters moat be sd- marek 18 if Solomon E4n jyfcine, UPHOLSTERER AND L ROIIPT attention given to orders, and to the sale of Cotton, Grain, Jiaral Stores, Tobac co, Dried Fruit, Ac , on Cenmission. oouiit itoJitt mmLomot april isTBWBEEN, N. 0 Situatio As Oovernesa ia a 4 ' A YOUNG LAD the liest ot references WHO CAX GIV shes tooblain a situ ation as a governess nk family of smaUchil- dren. railing in school under her o as assistant teacher i March 2Gth, ASSlll Wanted 7 or a Teacher. a. , a . a ne wouiu take s I targe, or a situation larger inStltntion. Knr further inform An address the editor of the Old Xorth Sto 12-3.il pd the residence of Jena C nine acres or laad. rylsg 4- 'S SALE ate Real 1 OTICB Is hereby girfat I wlil aell oa the 1st dayof May, A. I).. uswi o'eleek, a. m.. at l"oa. Baakrup root, aiehtv woth slats sf'tas W. kesboro' Road, about 1 SJeafrsettStlisbsrv. ad jiag Die lands ol H. lSolsasa, Jesse Thame sen aad Tsrw.sl JOHN Attn a, iaa.-iat ATTORNEY AT LAW. LEX1NQTON, N. C. w son, Forsyttie, Ouilford, Alamance and Ran- uorph coautiea : atrsatxer Hon. R. M Peerton, C. J. of N. C, Raleigh. " K. (j. Kea.le, Associate Justice, " " Thomas .Settle. r - R. P. Di . ' " Bedford . 'rown, Yancey ville, N. C. " Hon. Jobs. Kerr, 1 "JR. M I., an. OreeuM(.ro' tN. C. " Thomas Rulfiu. Jr., " - 3. af. Chaad. Doljson. N. C. January 29, 1809. 4rf DR. 0. A. HENDERSON, HiTINO resumed the rvactioa of If edieJne resveetfnlly oafers bis professional services to ttar publrc. OFFICE : Tbe one lafe oceepied by White bead & Henderson. Calls may be left either at bis office, or at Enniss' Drug Store. Salisbury, Feb. 12. 1800. 6-flm HlTTMtC MAKEH. In Buis Buildings apposite the - - Market House. ar . .9 II WILD CHERRY TONIC AND ALTERANT. For Indigestion Liver Complaint Tor- " pid Botccls, Nervous Debility, and Broken Down Health, from whatever cause. THIS elegant and truly valuable Medicine. has from time to time, been ia extensive ttse, lor the la-f twenty-five years. It has tieen sold, and is w.-il known ill many of (ho Sou:' ern cities and towns, tlx; Charleston, Savan nah, Augusta, Atlanta, Ctiailotte, Columbia, &a, and is highly valued, by tbe muliit.i of people who have used it. Many in this town and surrounding country, have enjoyed its benefits, and will no doubt, well renrejihor it. A great nunioer,of lhee(rtingcst, and mo?t tin qualified certificates of its value, bate -bem voliuitarily tendered the proprietor, many ef them from persons of bigaest respectability and intf lligence. Tb.. M I. I..., i. 1Uia,.a..y rtt tmrrn," Br.'UiT any eircumstanues or conaiuonsol lieailli, . -deed it is perfectly safe, even for an icfant. It is esueetsllT a.iapted to tbe present tembu. whm the approaching warm wenthei faicasipus such a degree of lassitude, and debility, parties. S prepared to do even tlirnir in Ms tin. . .,rf "'any in weakly and prostrated systctua, ;.t notice and on the rnort reasonable taavm. Iiiki.-i. ' often to become a'rnosl insiinriortnlilo ILL PRACTICE in (be courts of David- rjf""1. 'epainl and made to Price $l.00per bottle. Purared and mM, . jrvv," wmuwwii t: i r ii iu wi.sj making tut ivpainn of SOFAS, SETTEES, LOUNGES) CHAIRS, ate, &c. Live him a call, examine his work, aud vou will IT away pleased. tSaliabur), April 9th, 1869. 14 3m CAMERON & HILL, oniv Af april H:tr Sll.raS, TTrug IVfore. Salisbury, .. l SrCCESSORS TO JOII.V S. III VDI KOV. ATTORXEV & COLVSEUDR AT LAW. SALISBURY, N. C. WatteBsj proatptlj io ifaeOsdlee . 'COWAJ eV CO., GENERAL COMMISSION AND SdWog ailtfrrljoflts LOOK v aw BVJ The Ku-Kltix-Klan is About f I AM RKADV to exchange Leather for good Hides, Kip and Calfskins, Bark, TaUow Lime, Hops, Barley, t.'orn, Rye, Oafm and country produce generallv. I will also Tan guod Hides, Kip Skin, for orte-lrall. I tcttirn uiy sincere thanks or tin and :iier AND a ':. ; axtnlarorM Darkj a Son". Oataaatw V. 1 r-i-i-.i-i i Towareo. . Sfenlr ror Lister Bro'a. 8awaVsxkale ol Umeaad Son tWatnajassa. ajeau fee CeoasJala-a laawrpaiamSiate, nu.SfT' Wilmington, N. C. JanetJiSrl, NO t NORTH WATER ST to a Pen " icir klieral patsonage in lay differ " public f eut businesses, hi this county, for the last twen ty reart Moses L. Brown's old stand, corner of Leo aud Liberty Slreet. 1 MARTIN BICHWiyUL atisrw'rv. X. C.. Msv 19, ISTiS. trly Raleigh Matiosuil Bank mf A. Carolina. Till: HI It Kf TORI haw r.!v..J r. I. .1.- jRifi Ot tilia HANK to KITS HI'MIK' P TlforSAXf) 1X1) I .Hs. P.r.n. . "Ik arribeto the same wfMpleiseeommiinicsU with w.k a ' VarrhS-ssa. Ptaaa-sat,
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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