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J. i!. nun iva, with
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W'lnl.' ft mem-
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let, .l-..irliiifiit. :.i traduce ami vilify II
r..f I.
ill il was carried In
.hall
f r- ii i
I i' la"t.
Maniiil'
wv.ii
cabinet.
lie.
i i "iinlrv : an
extent a-- to lead t
r. J. m-rxiii ail mptcd touiideriuiuc
ii in tin- coiilidciiee and esteem of
t u anil compel him ti leave tlio
but failed in the attempt and was
t. r. 'r.'.it himself. To the day of
hi- death Washington's confidence in Hamil
ton was U"t pha!iv'',,l. but I., had I.uil' ccaH'd
to have aiit'eiiulidenre in J tiers.. n. Wash
lii'Oiu iv tin- lnal of tlii' CnHMMifire par
ty 11 hi. day. while Je.!ers.u ua tluihcaduf
the rudimt party of his day. After itsr-eeeot
'.ii,f.'..i.iii, and its iiitiuiis i j j .ii thv
iUl PfiimcratS to Joiu Its I'aity. ou the
ground that it uj the )i umeiiitic party, wi
ll .p.- to Ik ar m nn.r of i'. appeals tu theuld
Wlnirs',.1 uuitw with it aa.ii: .-I the 1 )cmocraU.
The Sttindnrd hn at U-t condesoended to
tell ilip few old Whitr who read it that they
can never Join the radical party without sacri
ficing their priniple. It has (old thein the
ti ut!i and we hope they will profit by it.
GLN. GKANT AND GEN. LEE.
I two platHa vi lli hit in exact pKiportlon to the
prolii itfthvroad. The biiiiueift which will
1 ii hi I the e. inn'' ire, Wealth ami population
..f I'ayi t!.- ille I Wilmington will add tu
I . liiinp'.iiaiiou aim pitNuriiisera t ti
1 U in K.i
.i to dia'n
ruv. ttei ill'
iimi M. it . then the people of that loeility
w'll fuerilire tlo ir future In. pes of renewed
pi'.i!rit I' T a r. uiTeliiMlt and tXUditlou
roi ie of tiaval Northward.
I W li il is d.MHired and Hliniild 1m-ohtained by
tin- l..,a!inii ..f this i.il. u tu loin to the
ioatiul.ir'..f i. s and f.niii.ltiiH which we hope
". i. ii. .in lo M e in iiceehfnl oiK-ratioli in
ai.d urornd 1 .i i He wile, the product of the
li. h v.illcya of our westelll i lilies, t'o-li to
Ii.. iiiaiiul. tiired into iiriielen of roinineree.
and shipped thioii'li our port in il e liinrket
of the world. Ami in return we hope lo Pee
transported lo the VVi Meru coumu over I hi
... .1 . 1 I . . .-.
I '.III I III J Illl'l 4 I'l IT' 1 111 COI 111 I II S l I . .
, Seek heie a poll ofeiiliy. II J I his uma lis we
I b dii-vi' ih. 1 1 m . ilth and pri sp riiy will come
i i the t Wil places and to the road. And the
entirn M il.- ill n ap in a great degree the
heuelit o such a tiatiic.
I We have lhoiiiht. add till r nrd it as
. better ti'.U l'ie Wi -lein ICailroail tlionhl havo
1 I i. eM. nde.l I.. II I'.iiut, Salem. Mount Jourt
Aiiy. and thence i . the Virgiu'u line, because
,i hi. il.l ..pen a new and fertile country, nm
, we Wi.uld lie v.lthout a rival for their trade,
j Hut tliis kii'jms ;it present iiiipracticable. W'e
I therefore publish the nwokriiona of the Salis-
l,i.. v mve4in ( hh llu4r Impwirtemii . f . i.
oili own people and those of r ayetleville.
We had hiipposed that before we Could be in
I ciiiiieeiioii with We: tern Noiih Caroliua by
ihtr o,nii
the Mime uils hy the W ilmington, C harln'.le
an 1 Hut ierfi.nl I: i.i bv tneaua of a
in Eiuculiitoii t" Uicliory Tavern,
in I we presiini.tl i ;r Fa'yelteville friends
rid the '. ! rn It.i imad wi.uld he.-itate to
Jlr. Uruuer and : inches, whett the ie form on th e.d of
it. I hey are .lug with a pm nue mr
llm puipoae, passing under the bunch, of
urBcient depth to looaeu the ground, when
tho hunch is dran from the ground, and
sol up until they uru thoroughly dry, when
or Long, Mr. Bbobcr
M.i l Itohbin.
'I In- i. s.. humus were unauiinouoly adopt
od.
Maj. Hot, bins then riffered tho follow
in" resolution :
lh sol ted, That in our i-ffoiu to secure liny are put in alack and pick d off ut
' .. . . .i t . , . 1 J I I I . I I. ! .1-aC It ...ill...' fur mi
trmnl. II l!ie mail is loCftted o I tne CousirUCIIoii oi me ncraw aim r.uis- irisnrr. 'o is a muicim -
K Kectioli of eoanlrv Mmnn.l l.urv I.',..,. I ' l.v no menus wish il In ' iliOX IMI iclldll lieisOII to kllOSV wllfll tlll'V
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for li e lictiehl o I other towns A i bought tht we have ri inn uMirtf nn v
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nf our interest ill the coiistliicUou ol lln
Fayct . ville Itoad ; but, on the contrary,
it is our firm purpose to aid this also, in
the utmost nf our, bilty, and our con
viclion of the wisdom of locating that
road lo this place iciu.iin unchanged.
This i solution Masitlao unntiiinously
adopted.
(in motion of Ir 11 il', tin; papers of
Raleigh, Charleston, Cheraw, Wilining
ton ui.d l'ayelie ill , and also of uurowu
(own. were li'spec! fully reijilt'Sled In pub
lih tin: lilooenlings nf this me. ling.
Alu r some further rem k in reg.nd to
.... i i..
aro upe i iioilgli to dig ; but woen ncari;
all the leaves arc shad, and the peas, on
opening, nearly all piesrut 1 a reddish
app. rrance, tloy wall do for digging
Good land will produce from liity to
seventy live bushelilo the acre.
KN GLAND. 1
lyondon, April 30. Sumner' jmkc1i
cri atis inteuae cXfi'.i nicut in political
circles here At a Cabinet meeting the
subject w.is inlui uiiilly dicucJ. Hrighl
declared the . mbajrrassiueut which its
oiiblicatioii niouiiced sei veil Kngl iiid very
the vital importance ol these two gieai ,rM lv. but lie agfeved uul to consent to
projects niider consideration, uiu the biil eniei t.nii the ti rin of set ih nieiit fiireshad
hai l prospect of w ni b and prosperity to ' ,.,! hv Suina. r'a simmcIi. Lord C'lar. n
i I....
a vast region or couutiy nun n lln ir c Jin ,oti expnsst il bis belU'l that too
It is highly creditable to Gen. (.rant that
lie invited Gen. I.se, the honored chief of
the late Confederate armies, to call upon him
at the Presidential Mansion. The interview
took place on the 1st iust.. nod was maraud
hy great courtesy. That Gnu. (.rant has
gpe.it respect for the character and talents of
lieu. Lee we have no doubt, and this act of
kindness and consideration towards him will
Ki very far to assure the Southern people that
l" " - 1 1 " ""r"
our. section. Such we believe to lie the case,
am! we have eutiTtaiued strong hopes that it
Would he eviucod.hy the policy of the ud-
ininistr iti"n., S.iin.-of it? nets really go to
establish the fact, hut we greatly fear that
( ma. Gfant lias suffered himself to liecmne
entantrh-.l in the meshe of the politicians,
aud that he will be unable to extricate him
self ftom their control. We fear that he will
1. s.tdly vranting in thegrcat qtaiities which
go to'make a statesman for the times. He
ha eeit.iinJy couiuiitted many blunders in
bis appointments' to uilirc, besides lieiug al-t"g-.tor
too prosciiptivH.
bnihl a r .nl to "-alisl tiryto (hid in addition
t. t c ii.ipetitlnu ut that point it li the lines
tn Ni.ifolk ami 1'ichim.iid tin lanville, also
a ahuiter liuo fi.iin lliel,ory Tavern t this
city, ltu umier present circumstances this
scl.i me !- ii .; likely t. he adapted. We tear
the tnauagi me.it of the Wilmington, L'har
L.tteaad iithi'rf"rd Kailroad will soon pass
into hand hostile to this city, ami the west
ern end w ill probably he operated in the in
ter, 'st of nther ro ids and ports. Jlotv long
this v.!!! c. i.tiauii we r.innot tell. But suffi
ciently long, we expect, for the Western
llailr.'ii.l lo be in operutiou to Salisbury if
t...it w.irK l.i I'U.slieit Mgsr.iusly t..rwsrd.
We tin : . l" u eaike hands ith our friends
.fll .wan and Davie, and wish them God
speed in their cHorta to direct attention to
Salisbury as the western terminus of this
road.
pil lion w ould open up, the meeting ad-
icd.
W. F. IIKXDKRSOV,
Chairman.
C. A. HbXDBRSOX, Seci' t ny.
A PRACTICAL VILW-VIUOINI
It is ro doubt highly satisfactory to
Noriheiu Democratic papers to standoff riuartars that the recent rejection of Hie
at lor- aw.". and adkiaii llu;.. pcMle ol A! .ham tieaty by the American Senate
a. l ii .il
i . i , . . :. . .
negotialioiis on lue auujeci in pnj;n-rn
h twi'i-n the two countries and were of lar
less extn H.e character than tiie speeches
i.f Ami tit an Henator and the article in
the press would seem to indicate. The
pi. sent administration was eager for the
lasting continuance of frieudly relations
with the l. Stater. Glaaslona pnfaaed
to have cood assurances from reliable
quartars thut the recent rejection ol tlx
the South U lend a foilorn hope in the was a purely potiticaT movernenr, ana titoi
tight apainst Radicalism. Ru! we think 'h'' present admtnl.lratiou will endeavor
we will consult our interests hy relying to s-tib :1m Alabama question on liberal
ou our own judgment in this matter. and honorable terms. Outside tho tout
The New York Wot Itl, an orpan of the "t t'c f.ngiisu people is iiiii'n.m.u,
hniwlbiihler is bivisli in the eenerositv ami more SO
A in' l."FC
hered for eight hottrt, ad, on bingUkn . - M.I Stock weak,
off, a spoonfal of poiaon waa wtracted. elle(j Jloney larp at 7. Sterling
t 91- Gold N. 09 601. Now 61.
Il la ramored that tho Prinea Borgheae, Mljrei wheat dull, two to
of Rome, the owner of tho fineat gallery thn9 wnU ower Corn dull, drorrping.
of paintinga after that of the Vatican, k Pork .toady Lard 'Ay,
-ttoaeHI treasure, to Rus.i. J'
for the sum of 36,000,000 franc. Ur J7,K. 1 1J. Orlc.u. ,12. B.lea
There ba. been a good many arrirala 7.000-
SAUSFURY MARKETS
MAY 7, 1869.
kimhtiii .t 1. a. acoaanAcaaair, oaocaa.
Bacon, pr pound,
ode. perMiiiuu,
Osra, isar bush, ol M lu.,
" Mr.ll, 1.1. -II. 40 "
r.iiiiRras, peroouuu,
of American, in Madrid. Among the
name are Cyru. W. Field, Major (Jener
al Robert Tyler, (J. 8. A , Me.sra. Corne
lius Roosevelt cud Smith, San Franciaeo,
and Albert Uicr.tadt, the arti.t.
i
ried.
a ladies' sewing meeting.
the very .ame purpose.
ihun it. value
8
00
Id
to
7ft
3i
From the Fuyeltfrillc Eagle.
FAYETTE VILLE AND WE.STEIiN
RAILROAD.
liAIf
MOW
VDS.
publish this wek two article, on the
subject of the Faetteville and Western I.'ail
If. nid, one from the Wilmington .oiirnaaud
the other. from the Payetteville "Eagle. We
have before said that we have no hostility to
'iMsfrojecI, bnf we are niixtei:s-to sew -kh
j .. ad builtv should it be decided to be the
most eligible route and, the one which will
couibinethe most advantages to Salisbury
and 'his STTtion of the State tfwnemlly. We
would rejoice greatly to see both this mad
and the toad to Cheraw built, if possible.
it.it if only one is to be built then we have
nut own views as to which one it should be,
iimi wlirfti-r.'.r.TP is the most feasible, battre
will ii.. I urfe them now. Our columns are
oiieii t" tin- friends .f both roads to advocate
and iiiipreSSftheir views ujion the people o!
this seclion of the c 'Uutry. and we hope they
will avail Llieiii.-elves of (hem. The Old
h'ortk Stale l..ts not promts to speak the
views of any one bmVits editor on. the subject.
The stockholders of this road meet again
here i.n the ,)th .f May next, (Wednesday.)
to enter upon the details nf lm?iness under
the new management, we presume. The
Directors of the road also meet ou the 10th
of May.
We hope very soon to see this road push
ing on rapidly to Salisbury. There isainil
fiou and a half of State bnuJg loaned to the
rad, or rather, to be invested as stock.
1'his amount may he applied between here
and Salisbury. When the road gets beyond
the Central lioad, there is another State loan
f.f r .-.If a million to be applied to it. Some
AlMHyVfhftrHW ?rrlnn,ciWdt;et,i
permit. The road is now completed from
here to l.ti pt. ! miles, t.gvnt is in tl
very centre of the fertile valley.aud weal; h .
j'vei l.iver. r ayettevihe s true interest
to connect with an embrace, first of all,
wide extent of farming and mineral country
through those counties between the Wil. &
Char, lioad, and the Central Road, which are
remote from both. A tui Ninjr to the right or
left I on: this course, will weaken Fayette-
Vltle s power tu galjier this trade.
Tim Deep l.iver valley, the U-wbarria val
ley, and the nppur . I mil. in are our object
I vc points.- e want a h- avy support from
a back country of ten or twelve thriving
western counties, an. I then we will be ready
for "air-line" connections. If Salisbury was
.Ml miles lurtlier oil, it would lie better for
Fa yctte i lie. fur we could then embrace more
aria. Salisbury lion lias no read specially
as uwii. i iu ro.tto tut neie will, in many
respects, be Hie most direct ami convenient
for those people. We call attention elsi
where to a iiu'etiiig :u Salisbury. . e are
and more so in consequence of having
with which it favor ma wiili iidvica l.m read nulv a inii tial publication ol Buliiner s
we nrc not very sure the editor would rcl-' nrgtiment. The London Star assert that I moirs, which are now being published at
ish this saiue advice at all il be were si--! Sumner's demand, are new and startling, Berlin, the disasters of the Russian cam
uated as we arc. I and must be regarded merely as enormous j paign mainly to the want of discipline in
Now we Drounse to fi 'l.t Radicalism and it thev only shadow tne instructions , tUe I rencli army, and the defective ar
in a way that promises some success. I given to Mr. Mot'ey, that gentleman will
We do not propose to start on the basis stand in a very different position from that
.1 i .... .k .1 A I ,i.cni.ied hv Mr Jnhnou. Mr. Motley'
i mi i r i,i v -1 v una ii. t i ii, ' ii h i, .'I', .i u . i , f j - -
tlinnn-h ir mn v well he onesHniierl U the? r. cliow .aa American
act of aboliiion h id any real legal foun- Court of St. J unes is threatened in case summer, has nearly completed hi arrange
dation. We insist that slavery is dead ' his instructions nearly coincide with the j menta for the preliminary exhibition of
whether by law or brute force it matters
Aii Indiana couple divorced les. than
.1. I nniir. Daudles. Tlluw.
iuoihu ago uc uiuu uj, . (i Alll..UB11ii,ie,
Cotton, Vr pound, ,
Yarn, par buuca,
A correspondent .ay., there are no daily rtur, per pound, .
paper published in hi town, but there I. Mack.
hlch answers "
" 9.
Fruit, dried, apple pcald, .
uup'ld,
. . I 4 A A m Had luiiiU '
la Covington, Ky., James Gedge and his ,. .. uniMntM. .
sureties have been sentenced to pay $7,000 Leather, opptr. pei iound, .
for returning manufactured tobacco at less "b.ru''
" sasling, '
Vail, cut,
The Philadelphia Pof aay. that there ' w!!!.h.'.i -"r.f '
were itrht mad doc. .hot in that city on u Hvruat " .
Thursday laat. Qaito a panic prevail, ou Onions, per butbeh
.i. lTI'. -rujL7 "u" t.1- fork. parpound. .
uie Buujost i .....j. u, ,oUloea. Irish, per bushel, .
S....I "
A suit i. set down for early trial in a ar. Brown, r poand, .
TVnneese emm t taai the right 0.C J. u . Cruahed Putvriiied'.
israle solemnizing a marruge to kiss Uie Salt, roat. per Melt, ..-.l6.toJl.a4
I .' er p.... . ...w- . '
" Tatile, 6. Ml ton. 00
Tobacco, lapaf. per ponad, 00 to (Ml
MmuiUclored 80 to 1.50
' Kmnklnv 40tl I.Ow
IT to
93 to
HO to
HA to
10 to
80 lo
96 to
35 to
9 00 to 9.96
19 to 16
464 to 461
1 U 1.. h SB 1
191.00
90 to 98
to
7 to
00 to
16 to
to
63 lo
83 lo
6 to
8 to
C to
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
A PROMPT AND INKALLIKle
Remedy for Diarrhea. Dyettry,
thonemumfarou and nameless atfeetioui uf
tho Bowel., of which Liver derangement,
eommou in this climate, especially ,,t
season, is the fruitful source.
Iti. afaet very well known lo the (
inhabitant, here, aud perhaps to soineuftb.
Physicians, a. well ; that BUliirmui raiw ,"f
the most inveterate and violent Ibmel Atf..
tlons, have been promptly relieved iy (! (
medicine, after the best ordinary tr.atuiu
bad aigually failed.
It not only promptly ehecb the .W
but remove the cause of it. Price so rt..
Prepared and sold only at
h SILL'S I
May 7 2t Salisbury M. C
Mrs. N. F. JACKSON
TAKES thi. -nothod of informing il, A.
dies of Salisbury and viciaity that hhe hM
tust returned from the North with a lrsi
i.ndsome assortment of Soring Millinj,
embraaiug all the latest style t II., -. , ',
nets. Flo woi a. etc. She is prepared t
goods at unprecedeated iow prices. Hat
lt.umets made, trimmed and repaired at tU
shortest notice. Also, stamping oW
Hraidina and Embroidery. Give her a nil
iat b. r residence opposite the Hoyden Hours
tortlie praseui. is 41
to
7 I
6 I
80 to 70
.00 to I. SO
60 to to
I to
Ml to 75 I on I )..,.!, ('reek, in I u.lkin ( .
A COTTON Factory
anrl Machmery, Grist Mill. Oil
w i , ,. . 1 .... - . , .
u Mtw Mitt, ana mo acre rn i,nu, mt.
i ou to
14 to
IH to
" to
00
Hi
M
for bale. Fur information aihln---
J. 11. JOUNSO.V,
imijT 18tf Eat,t I3emJ,X. C.
bridge.
The late Prussian General von Brandt,
who served in his youth under Napoleon
in Spain und Russia, attribute, in his me-
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Goods !
Mons. A. Chevelier, the aeronaut, who
Miuietcr to the ; i. to eras, the Atlantic in a balloon next
not, and that it will never exist again in
the South.
We propose, also, to recognize or con
cede negro suttrage not because we be
lieve it is right in priuoiple ; but for the
simple reason that there is now no prin
ciple involved, certainly none to fight for.
Wo consider uegro suffrage fined, immu
table ; and those who are still working
against it are as far behind the age a,
those patriotic Democrats who coutinue
to vote for Geneial Jacksgn at eveiy
Presidential election
"t" THE SirR.niilREIt hie. iost returne.1 from
lh North wiih tin- m. -I complete .Stock of
QOODSswr oflered before in this market, s.
1 1.. . s i.i ., t ili time, llaviug bought bis
entire Stock for Cnth and after a heavy decline
in pi lues, which enables him to sell lower than
expressions of Mr. Sumnei. Such demands ! his novel and magnificent balloon at Land- any in the market. His slock consists of a
are utterly untenable, and her Majesty's I mau's Park, New York. krge and varied assortment ol
Minister must be careful in entertaining
them.
The London Time, brfathe. forth the
spii it ol war in defence of the treasury,
claiming that Sumner's money estimate-of
damaged is portentous and enormous,
adding that although hi aildrers i worthy
of attentive consideration, no contrition or
, ... . i ..il ;.L l I
nn muni a lion mnuin i nuer u cauii-it, u
STAPLE & FANCY
West, the wheat crop never was known "T"r?";r" L () () T) G!
to be in a more promising condition. ""
All arconnta agree that, not withstand
ing tho great severity of the winter in the
DR. GDDDIN'S
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GKNTIAN BITTERS.
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Colic' Sick 8tomach. Bronchitis, Asthms,
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A UNIVERSAL TOXIC.
A sore, safe, and reliable preventative .
cure fur al MalariaJ diseases, and all
requiiing a genera! tonic impression.
Prepared only by Dr. N. A. H. Ooddln u,
for sale everywhere. JAMES T. WIOGINs,
(Successor to J. H. Baker St Co.) Propriety
Agent and Wholesale dealer in Patent Wnli
eines. Norfolk Va 17 h
or enured bv Kofrland. for if sides were at Boston, Massachusetts, April 24th,
to be taken, thvcaje would be reproduced l'OJ, over ouo hundred aud liity five
The Boston New. Letter wu the first
BOOTS, SHOES,
ucw.-p.iper ever printed in tne United
HATS, CAPS,
States published by Gen. Bartholomew
against her ami any project of an equitable
Tim Wo lloon Democmlic tinners and I Settlement Would be defeated.
- - i- - r - ..... .....
leaders, at least many of them, would! i he Mandard, a lory organ, ejiunits
ear ago.
Consoiencc Moneg. Da vid A. J enkin.,
have us ounoae and if no.sible. vote ' a spirit of defiance towards the American Fan., Public Treaanrer of North Caroli
tl ' I ' , i i , .1 ' I -. , , i . a it. ...
down every Ihiog in the wav of Congrers- people ana wm mnsi io inn iai oj
ional legislation that is offared us, piovid- cipituluiion l y Kngland. This position
ed it does not fully accord wiili our own 1 combaMei t.y the Liverpool Pom, winch
t'i. id to see the people of I'ay. tteville aud
Salisbury, and t. " intervening countie., so
unanimous aud earnest.
a
BAILRbAD MEETING IN SALIS-BUIiY.
A ar;
citizens
(1 entliusiaific meeting of the
of rf-aliiimry w;'s held
I he
VIIU'IXI.V POLITICS.
T!e f'oiifefvs'.ivcs of Virgiuia of all par
ties have agreed to take a practical view of
the situation for once, aud act like sensible
men. They have withdrawn their ticket for
State officer and will very generally "iiituia
(iuppisiif the moderate I'epublicaj ticket, Xnd Wiley
headed by Col. G- C. Walker for Governor.
This course will defeat the Wells pnncrip-
tive ticket and. enable the State to get lid of
the worst features of the new Constitution.
Klsewl ere we publish a most practical
s ol sensible article oh the subject from the
WiJiniiigton Star.
from HtC Wtlml.fifon Journal.
FAYETBEVIH.K AND WKSTEHN
KAfI.no AD.
In pttblbhin;, as we do below, the action
of it meeting -of theVltizens of Kdwaa and
1i.i ie counties, held iu Saliabittf ou the lUth
i ist. whieh v. have u hiield until this morn
jiiC iii'linb-r to pro oineutly iflsert iu our ed
itorial column., a ipie.-tion is jgaiu revived
vclocji f rim J the S lbjeft iif fftiJUi'M ronir
ji.enta ia the ... (i n. i! in -'fi7. ami which
M'iis discufN-d at the same tiuio with much
iiit. rest at the hu.tinauf the Chamber of
Coinmerce. The noiut at which the West-
,.'r,il terniinns of the Western Kailroad shall
4 located is a "on cation of tsa- first injpor-
tauce iti t!"' I' "i'u' ' r avetLevHia.aBa via'
" iiil'nuton. and to the uelure of the road it
MRtejaTf. PoflM af. lv. .is We c uceive'.all these
town 1! i.i ou batitrdav the 1st instant.
On motion of T. B. Long, W. F. Heti
derjon, F.sij,, -enlh-d- to- the Chair,
und Dr. (J. A. "Henderson appointed Sec
rotary. t-
"The object of the niL-etiug, as explained
hy the Chairman, to take steps lo have
our communitv represented t the meet
ing of the stockholder of the Cheraw
and Salisbury Bailroad ut Cheraw on the
1 It th instant, nnd to give sonm expression
to our views hj reference to the construc
tion of .- .i . road.
')u itiik itn c.nomitteo c insisting-of
I, li. L r,g, J. u . lull, J of iu I. Bharer,
V. E. fhooyr arid W. M. Bobbins was
appointed W ilrait resoluiRHi expressive
ot the sciire ot the mee lug,
While tiie Commfttce were out, the
meeting was eSiiertaiiied by brief but
sensible addresses from Messrs. Murdoch
The committee then report
ed the following resolutions :
V.'iiEUEAS, Tho officers of the Cheraw
and .Salisbury Bailroad have requested
thut a delegation of our citizens be sent
to the meeting of stockholder
road. to ho held at Cheraw. on the 12rh
instant, for the purpose of consulting in
i. g, ml to the piosexuiiou of this impor
tant enterprise ; find Whereas, yrt e.-teeni
the constructions of said road to be lu
the highest degree essential to the pros
perity and grow th of this region of coun
try, and especially of this town; there
fore, ,
Jicsohrd, That a delegation of twenty
five citizens Le npvoiiid- to altoud the
aforesaid meeting at cheraw.
Hcmtted, Thai we arc determined to
do evrrv fhn.g possWle, in our present
ivs that Euglana cannot afford a quarrel,
large or small, with America.
MISO.LIA $MO US ITEMS.
fully
views and principles.
These are not the old day. of Whig
gery and fiemocraey. Then it made no
material difference whether a Whig or a
Democratic principle iriumpued. Aow,
wo are in no position to dicatate term.
We can only choose between evils. We
see an instance of thi in Virginia. There
the Conservative, and Democrats have
1 1 , t , -rn i i i . i . . ! i.i .uniiArr WnlL'nP i mufor.
ate Republican, for Governor.' instead of ; 300,000 worth of tobacco thi ataaou.
running a candidate of their own iu the
face of certain defeat.
It might be very nice, as a matter of
principle, for the Virginians to have n
Democratic candidate iu the field-and it
they were as punctilious a their North
Caroli i. a neighbors were iu the last Stale
canvas they uvuld have one ) ; but they
have very wisely cooclud'-d that, uot be
ing able uble to elect precisely such a
man as they want, they will take the White India m-Jlin over light-colored
next best man they ran get. Mr. Wal- , silk will be fashionable this summer.
ker is a Northern man, and
iia, lias received the following letter,
which will explain Itself:
' Kxwbkkx, N. C, April 27, 18G9.
David AalKN kiss. :
Sir : be; leave to inform you that
I am a Ckhohc Priest, in charge of sev
eral conere jaition in the Eastern portion
of the State. ' I .end you the enclosed
,, , ti i i draft, payable to your order, from a de
1 he wheat crop of Pennsylvania is said , l; ' J,... ,fc- '
... a I iiiiw ut i . a ku-uiii v i iui fcaJ- j tai d j uuu J I .
to promi.c hnclj. ( , , . . . f , ' lian n
Ti vis C i nt Kv has already aolJ ' Par,Jr cwicrucd, to acknowledge the
. - 0 ' rl' .i ' receipt of the enclosed five hundred
The tobacco crop in St. Domingo is enormous.
for tfie Pope's
The hridge across the Mississippi, at
Autontlli is lying Io
shoes.
, ii'.. Louis, is to be at once bcirtin.
can : but he is so
a Hcptibli
iutinitelv t Ii . superior
'1 be commercial negotiation, between
nf Wells, t lie genuine Pa. deal candidate, , France and Belgium have been resumed
that tne irginians may consider turm
selves lucky that the less of tho two evil
i no greater than it is.
I he people of V irginia are new pursu
ing the course- we have so often and so
earnestly tried to prevail on the Consei.
lives and Democrat, of JNorth Carolina
to adopt. And they will find, if they
elect Mr. Walker, that they have made a
fortunate escape from carpet-hag tyranny.
A goodly number of extreme Demo
crat, iii Virginia wera bitterly opposed to
what they were pleased to term any com
promise or surrender of principle; hut
the great body oi tha people could not
appreciate that sty lo of reasoning and
ti.ok a uittQieut, and tue only proper,
course.
Tot have made certain the election of
such a wretch as Wells, by nominating a
Democratic candidate for Governor, would
have been a shame and a disgrace to Vir
ginia. And we are proud, affny of her
sons, to bear testimony to the sat. icity
and patriotism of ber people. Wil. titur.
PEA NUTS.
The President will hereafter receive
visitors on Monday, and Thursday, from
ten ia eleven. A, MV v
The Havana press advocate, the expul
sion oi all Cuban American citizens from
'the island. -
The vines in France are di:ea?ed, and
in many parts of the wine district, the
crop is Liid to be totally destroyed.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Queeuswarc,
China and Delf,
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA,
MOTitSSFS.
CONFECTIONERIES,
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO
& Havana Cigars.
In fine, he has with great care, ue
lected his Stock to meet EVERY
WANT.
tull nnd o v o i.i ion i f ...Ml rtt aa.i
tl i iiiii i-i, . " v.i.iuu it m-uut iuoi
At Christ, Church, in Raleigh on Wed- yon anything to do that, but Dont
nesday evening, SJ8th iust., by ttev. U.
ia:
Notice of Co PartnershiD.
Wimioto, N. 0L, April 15 h. m
T7E. ihe undersigned have this day entered
VV into co-partnership under the firm nan
and style of BANNI8TER, COWAN Si CO,
for the purpose of conducting the business of i
REAL ESTATE and FINANCIAL AGEN
CY, -with principal offiee. at Wilmington, N.
C, and New York Cily.
We respectfully oflei our services lo the pub
lic. LEMUEL BANNISTER,
D.8. COW AN,
J. C. KENYNN.
For further tnformatioo. address
BANNISTER, COWAN & CO..
april 30 lm Wilmington. N.C.
II. VI
T. C.
DIXON,
DIXON.
& D1X0S,
C. DIXON,
I"
($-300) dollars, by a notice in the Raleigh
papers, the Standard and Sentinel. Of
coarse .lie returns have been made, but
this I suppose can be put to the account
of the cousience fund, or if not, returned
.o me. Yoan, very respectfully
H. B. Northrop.
This is the first instance of "consci
ence money" btitig sent to the Treaurer
ot this State.
SnMason, D. D., Mr. Andrew Syme to
Miff lilauche. daughter of lion. Thomas
Dragg ; all ot this city.
Ask For Credit. Our Motto
"PAY AS YOU 00r
Country Produce of every detcrip-
L.nt qnarttr W9.C0i,V95
stamps, v
by the I'ust Ofice Depaiiment.
On tiie 17th February, 1869, at Inde
I ,i.i i i J mi en iipuir.nn nnnolo V a
R Payne 1 R Gentry, of Allegha- tton taken tn aechange,
rrl'v "'" 1LO,U8'' f Bank Notes and Specie taken at
v - J
On the 5th of April at the residence ofWfei highest Market rates
Dr r I bourns by Rev J R Payne, Mr
K C Fulton of Giayson county, Va, to
Misa ltosa D Edwards ot Alleghauy
county IS U.
-On JiOlh April, at St Paul's
paste ?e ' nitrcli, v ootlvtHe, Mississippi, by the
.hied wt t3,StiIi,0.y, were issued ev.w Adams, Rector of St Paul's
lyiiurcu, atw i ii n ans, ia., voi Jilo 1 .
Canlwell, f Wilinington, N C, to Miss
Mate I heodo.ia lilouut, of Wood ville.
Ijtr Ao tiaras.
A corretpondent of the Country Gen
Neman, writing from Scott's Mil N. C,
says : "The principal crop raised in this
vicinity i. the pea nut, or ground peas, as
they are called. They promise to be
very good, as t ho season has been very
favorable for them. In my section of the
of snid J culm: ry there are one hundred thousand
bushel, raised. tV e consider them more
profitable than cotton, where the land is
suitable for their culture. They have
been a source of great wealth to this
section of country. The following is the ba., which has been in operation only nve
The St. Petersburg journals' state that
disturbances continue among the students
in Russia, so that the universities of the
d o K .e vi havu becu
closed
been ap
tonersi Tic
withdrawn
capital ot Jk4"A" an
w
l tjeii. ju-.
sua V liibri'J
I orntcd Raifh.i
Horace Gresjar,
Five year, u; no waffeman lived with
in six miles of C,Ua,jCansas. Kow the
place ha. 3,00V inhabitants.
Among the distinguished foreigner, in
New York ii Major llnsaon, of Norway,
eight fet bifh. i - .
. i ' -6 .
A freedmenV wvfng hank in Macon,
mode of cultivation. The graand is well
broken, and then checked off two and a
half feet each way. Two shelled pea. in
the hill. Alter they are tip, tie v are
cultivated by running a sweep siaR-en or
eighteen inches in width both ways, after
which the ground is stirred welt around
tbc plant, and the grass taken out. Very
little dirt pat around the plant, as nearly
reduced pecuniary condition, to aid in ttie level culture is the best, lhis process
completion of fhf.jrirl, pf working must be continued every two
. ed, That ' our delegates be in- weeks, until they meet and cover the
strncted to repr.'Sf-,nt to the oiuccrs anu . gmuna, wnen me grass win cease to grow,
laBBBBatBti.' ' -
1 ettrfvA4 - .;u i i ' no interests to subserve ro
sfockho'd. rs of Said h. ;d, and to our
South (.'and iris; friend, generally, orir
anxiety to see thi great work pnsbed for-,
ward, nnd to convey to them the assor-
Tl e eitiaetisof Fav-J "ca mir hearty co-operation. .
4 ii u . ii... i . . it. it vr-
i. iii.n &3 nar mnuv iiv ir. umi, -
which is about three months from the lime
of planting They require very neat
culture, The pea grow, entirely ihThe
ground. They blossom a. the field pea.
but they pat oat a .tern from the bloom
which penetrates the ground about three
mouths, ba. 312,304 on deposit.
The late.t report is that Boric, and not
Fish, is to resign shortly, and that Portcr
will be appointed In hi. stead, ad Interim.
Smoking pipes, to the aggregate, Value
ol fifty-tno m.liion fraucs, were manufac
tured iu France last year.
The Erie Railroad Company have com
pleted 17,000 tons of steel rail on their
roadnot a broken rail since.
Usher Wilkinson was bitten by a dog
at Terre Hante. JIs applied a "mad-
stone," which, it if reported, "firmly ad-
w. ii. iiowEirrow
Salisbury, May 18C9. 18 tf
i Collector's Office, 6th Dist. . V. C.
Salisbury, Mny 1, 18GD.
THE ANNUAL LIST for 18l has been
placed in my bunds for collection, and the
faxes assessed thereon have become due aud
payable. All persons having Taxes assess-
Snow Camp Fouudrv,
a. Dixof & CO.,
Iron--FoundfT. Mill-Wrights and
Machinists,
SNOW CAM&P. O.
Alamance Co., N. C,
ARE MANUFACTURING
Improved Horse-Powers and Threshers,
Straw-Cutters, Com-Shellers, Cane
Mills, Saw and Grist Mill Irons
Of every Description, Shaft
ing, Pulleys, Gear
rng, tc., oc.
Also, are maualacturiog an
Improved Turbine "Water Wtetl,
Which at no distant day, it is believed will su
percede the Overshot-Wheel in most sim
tions where, economy, durability and eflict
encvare properly considered.
CV Mill owners who use water for the pro
pulsion of maehinery, aiepariicnlarly requeu
ed io give this Wheel an examination bef. re
sending their money North for, oue not -
goon.
This Company is an association of Prscti. il
Me, i aires who have been engaged in ifca
particular business for more than twenty fin
years, and are qualified from long trainum.
and practical experience, lo make thorouvii
work of any job entrusted to their eare ; to
gether with ihe LOW PRICE at which work
iwis been put under Ihe ready-pay system,
lately inaugurated in this country, will make ;t
to the interest of those wanting any thing in
our line to give us a call. april 30 l" tt
i . i ' .-. i - v
In Wilmington, On the 28th inst. br ZSSEZZ'EZZ '.lT.,:M T
r i t. m . M. - ' isssaiiiiMit uiitmiu tin tu iitr iinu iirs ijth-
irny! u A- wwtaJ"i? bynotinedt..,eetuieormyIepMtie.ttL.e.
fcaiibury,N C, to Mis. Henrietta, 4mnsd wa phwea iti.ml
tw-, irthe late Herman Ecke of Wil- Taxes. A iwnalty oT
mington, N C. : ' terest at the rate of ou
below and nay the said I
t live pev ceut, aud in
line tier seat nr mouth.
win oe exaei.-ii iroui tiiose -ho may neatect
i ... - . . .. . j
f Wirn,tai-' fc--.l,U,. W W wn.oays at er the.appoiutwettt for
t mi i ' i "j rc i me county in wnieli tliey reside
ier J t Hideo, Mr Robtert WNRroWn Any person jrho shall sctsMi
No card?
It
Rev
im Di-own auv tveraon jrno ms kimnu r.r
and Mis. Emma V Plunket, all oh Wit- any buainess or profession, for the doing of!
miugton, N U. which a special Tax i. iuiposed by law. with-
i the re.ulenep f tl, krU ou' 'y,n,'t thereof as required, is subject to
a.K A"3rff Vl,Xht Ekm ir. than live
T,u r.., yjj mvct n aj nannsg, nundred dollars
i apt J A Jarratt and Miss Kllen Pur
year, daughter of the lato Hon R O
l'u ry car, all of Yadklu couuty.
A: Si. James, church, in Wilmington.
on the 28th pf April, Jby Rer. George
Patterson, Mr James A Ifebane, to Miss
Maria A, daughter of the late John
Walker, Esq.
Salisbury, 18G9, May 13, 14 St 15.
V IL'. ... a .
Yadkiuville,
Moeksville.
Concord,
M. .Illlie,
Wilknb.rt.
Taylursville,
Stu'tesvillu,
Newton,
Lineolnton,
Dallas.
Charlotte.
18-2t
do 18.
do sa
do
do 26.
- do 14.
-do 15.
do 17 St 18.
do 19 A: 20.
do SI.
do 22.
do 24. 25 & 26.
SAMUEL U. WILEY, .
Collector.
Photograph Gallery.
D1LD:
In this town, on the 3d in.t.. Mrs.
J am: WtaDDfLL, aged about sixty year..
In Mecklenburg conn'., on the 18th
ult, Mis Eliza, wile ot Mr. Adam Todd.
agea oo year..
At Mount Pleasant, Cabarrus count v. horse Phototrrnnh.
s a . . . t i cy tm gw"-m
ontninnnit Mrs. Mart 11, wife of PorrilnS T1,
Mr J .1 l-i il le.m. r u,r, JS ----..... m .111111,1
' - li'iPTPa nc ciom.,. .
T T...S.K W P..I-. - v ioiito and all other
aa-wi- i-.'ii UMIIMY. wn I V bos . I ,. .'III' a &
the 28.1. ult., Tho. A Norment. E.o. - 7 "T"""'
tat - - ' mH I 1
ageo aoout op year - fsF ffsiwti umMmi nm H r lis
At her residence, Rerrv Hill. Pittsvl- Tf" ! M the Gallery will be closed
, . - ' . J ariAr JiinM i&ik t .1.- a
vauia county, Va, on the 23d of Ann 1. 1 U." "'.0"ujm" season.
Mr. Uuth a Hairston. in the 86th vr ' ...- KEXNEDY.
J I oaJisourr. aar fW. ia .:.
HIVES & PROCTOR,
WnOLKSALB AND IttTAIL
DRUGGISTS,
1IKALKR8 IN
1
MEDICINES,
Fanrj k Toilrl Jrtirlei,
Paints. Oik.
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY.
Sv imported cc Uoroeatic Window
tt - . . A
tjriass. JfUttV. jtZ-
w v m
SPICES,
ac . c.
Would rearteetfiillp c.lll thi. bMm I inn of
chants. Phrsiciaut. Plaoters. and others, to thcif
extensive stuck and superior inducements.
107 byctmore, SL, Petersburg.
h. r. RIVES. M. D. w. H. emu TOR.
apnKt IfiKJin
jn NOTICE.
f A of Bay Horse.
Six Tears old. a 1'Uak.TOV ami Harness fef
8ale. Apply to H. H. IlKI.rKK
halisbury, C., April 23, 186V. WHf
OD g. I!IMII IIMI
mm & msmim
SALISBURY, K. C.
HTWill attend orotmimtr totherollar
al r l - .
1-tat
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