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$iii§^le Copies Five Cents
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SALISBURY, N. C.,
TllK
Old North State.
[t>Al .]
Lewis Hanes 6l John S. Hampton.
PUULISHLRS A PROPRIETORS.,
Lewis HENKS, Editor.
r?- RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. .CS
TEtt.lI.^CASW IN ADVANCE?.
XMEiscellaneous Advertisements.
A^odxTO THE SICK AND
The Light of the World.
DR. lUGGIEL’S
Pills and Salve.
TLc.'C L*fo-glvi;.;r remedies are now, given publicly
to the v.ori J. For over a quarter of a century of pri
vate prac:.' ;e the irj'ried erits in these
LU'E-GI VING PILLS,
Have been used v.i*‘i the gi-eatest success. Their
missic rers r.ot ouiy to pievent disease, but to cure.—
liiey Ee -.’'Lh out tac various m.aladies by which the
patient ;5 -.a;:ei:i.ind revigorates the t'l’ling system,
j To the :’c i nd : f"-in a few doses of these valuable
I vlly lugntain of youth.
A crosf> on the paper iudicatos the e.vpiratioa of ! Pff in fcvc', ,.'.^c they add new life and vitality, and
' ■ ' re.storc the wa’iiJiig eneigiesto their pristine state. To
the young and middle-aged, they will prove most in
valuable, as a ready, sjiecific, and sterling medicine.
Mere is a dream realized, that Ponc-de-Leon sought
for three hundred j’tars ago. and never found. He
looked for a fountain that would restore the old to the
vigor aud make voutli ever
ylA' ETERNAL SPRING!
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ntiOTi.c»
Da.ily
paper, One Vesr.
“ liix Months,
•* One ilontii,
[WEEKLY ]
^Voe kly paper. One A’ear.
“ •• Si.x months.
“ Ten copies One A'ear,
“ Tweniy copies. One Year.
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SC \ LE, OF DEPRECIATION, • %
The following bill passed during the preset ses
sion : 4
A bill to be entitled An Act to establish a
Depreciation of Confederate Currency.
AVhereas, By an ordinance of the Convention
titled “An ordinance declaring what laws and o^’
nances are in force, and for other purposes,” ratiied
on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1865, it(4aim*dethe
duty of the General Assembly to provid
depreciation ol' tlnj^onfederate cur”^
of its first fssawlr Uitrand of
further therein declared that “all exeenfory welfare of our country
solvable in money, whether under seal or not, made.; , i ^ i e
after the depreciation of said currency before the Istl ftS a whole, and the perpetuity of OUr insiltu-
day of Maj’, 1865, and j'et unfilled, (except otlieiall tion.s, as handed down to US by our noble an-
bohds and penal bonds payable to the State.) shall be ; a Federal Reiniblican Government,
deemed to have been made with the understanding emerged from a
She snt).scri).'t'on.
The type'.‘U which the " Oi.n Nonrir State.” is
printed i* cut. rely new. No pain.s will be spared to
inakelt a weic. nine vi-Torto every fami,j'. Jn order
to do tlii- nr lj\ v- eiig.iged liic serviec.s of able and
aeco.npli-l'.rd literary contributor':.
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EVENING, JUNE 8, 1866.
NUMBER 60
* miispellaneons Advertisements.
PROSPECTUS bF THE
SITTHEBFORD STAB
The Undersigned propose to publish, in the
village of Rutherfordton, a weekly Newspaper
to be called “The Rutherford Star,”
It is ou^de.sire to make The Star a wel
come ■flSitor ilO all those who feel intere?M, j-Stook and '
that they were solvable in money of the said curren
cy,” subject nevertheless to evidence of a diliereut in
tent of the parties to the contract: therefore,
“Be it enacted by the General A.s.sembly of the
gigantic civil war, waged by aud between
Sections of a once glorious Union, and more
„ ^ , 1, desolatiugtoourpartioularsectiou,thanany-
State of North C.'iroima, and it is hereby enacted by ,
the authority of the same,” That the following scale ^^mg that has ever happened on this coutm-
. n 1. . , , ent, and It is to be hoped, than ever will again.
While there is life there is hope, and not
withstanding the great changes wrouglit by
of depreciation be and the same is hereby adopted
and established a.s the measure of value of one'gold
dollar iu Confederate currency, for each month, and
the fra :tional parts of the month of December, 1861, *Rp i.,.p pjvifwar we shall encour.ap-e the neo-
from ilie 1st day of November 1861, to the 1st day of' Ute civ ii vv ar, w e snail encourage tni peo
May, 1865, to wit: pie to honesty, industry and economy, we
■■ shall take special pains to keep them posted
‘.Scale of depreciation of Confederate Currency, the
gold dollars being the unit and measure of value,
from Nov. l.st 1861, to May 1, 1865.”
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inch leiiglliwiso of the eoUuiin, eouslitute a
square.
Special Notiees, in loaded minion, will be con-
traeted for at the otiiee, at not le.'S than double
tl;e nRo of ordin.iry advtirtisenieiit':.
la-ortnl a- reading ina'tcr, wiili approval of
tiioeditors, tif'y eeiit> ner line.
Adveriiseiiieiits inserli-d irregularly, or at fiitcr-
val'. ‘Ad jier eeiil. additioiri'.
r.ites above printed are for .standing adver- ^
tisenients. _ , j
dll.'nr two siinares, ohang.'ablG at discretion, j
1)0 per l ent .iddilional. ,
.More llnm tw.» squares, ehangeable at disere- i
tien, per square of leu lines, fur every change, !
tw.'u: v-five cents. j
Five Miuares ostimatod iv’ a quarter column,
and ten s.jiiares as a lialf colnuin. Hills for ad-1
verti.-ing. wh.'thcr liv the dav or voar, will be 1
I
It w.as left for this day and hour to realize the dream
aiidshow' 111 one glorious fact, tlie magic that made it
air.
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
Cannot stay tliellightof3'ear.s. but they cauforceback
and hold aloof, diseases that mipht triumph over tlic
aged and young. Let none liesitate then but seize
tile favorable ojiiK.rtunity that offers. When taken as
prescribed—
FOR RILLTOUS DISORDERS j
Notliiiig ean be more productive of cure than thc.se '
I’iMs. Tlieiralwost inagie influence is felt at oiu'e. j
and the usual comcomitants of this most distressing
di.sease are removed. These remedies are made from
tile purest
I 'EGETA RLE COMPO ENDS,
They will not harm the most delicate feir.a’e. andean
be given with good clfeet in described doses lo the
3’oiingest baljc.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
and ail eruptions of the skin, the .salve is most inval-
nalde. It does not liea! e.xternally alone, but jiene-
tiates with the most searching effects to the very root
of the evil!
«R. HACJGIEL’S PILLS
Invariably cure the follow
ing Diseases.
A.sthma,
Bow«.d Complaiut.s,
Coughs,
Cold.s,
Chest Diseases,
Costivenoss,
Dyspepsia.
Dianlnx-a,
Dro.'isy,
Debilitv,
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Fever and Ague,
Female Complaints
Headache,
Indigestion,
Intiuenza,
Indamation,
Inwaid weakness.
Liver Complaint.
Lowness of .Spirits,
Kingwurm,
Rlieumatism,
Salt Rlieum,
Scalds,
Skin Diseases, &c.
fRr’ NOTICE.—None genuine without the engra
ved trade-mark arouud each potor box, signed by Dr.
J. ,M agoiei., 43 Fulton street, New York, to counterfeit
which is felony.
ilj- Sold l.v all respectable. Dealers in Medicines
tlirougliont the L'uiteJ 8tate3 and Canadas—at25cts
jKT fox or pot.
For sale .at ,1. II. Eiiniss’ Drugstore, Salisbury.
N. C. aprd-dly
Months. 1861.
1862.
1863,
, 1864.
1865
January, —
11 20
$300
$2100
$50 00
February, —
1 30
300
2100
BO 00
March, —
1 50
400
2300
60 00
April, —
1 60
BOO
2000
100 00
May, —
1 50
IBO
19 00
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J.inc, —
1 50
660
18 00
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July, —
1 BO
900
21 00
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August, —
1 50
1400
23 00
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September, —
200
1400
25 00
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October, —
2 00
14 00
26 00
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November, $110
2 50
15 30
30 00
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December, 1 15
2.50
20 00
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—
Dec. 1 to lOth inclu
sive.
SB 00
“ lOti: to QOth, “
45 00
1st to 31st, “
49 00
may arise between executors, administrators, guar
dians and trustees, and their legatees distributees,
wards and cestuysque trust, in the settlement of their
accounts and trusts, arising from the depreciation of
Confederate currency. State treasury notes and bank
notes, incident to and growing out of the late war;
aud that law suits and expensive litigation may be
obviated.
Be it therefore enacted. That in all such cases, the
parties are herebj' empowered to form a full and per
feet statement of the case on both sides, which case
with all beneficial improvements of the age,
so that they may once more enjoy bountiful
stores, prosperity and happiness.
We shall from time to time publish such
laws, both State and National, as our people
are directly concerned in, and shall likewise
use our influence to establish a sound circula
ting currency, so much needed at the present
time.
We shall be governed by principles and not
men, for according to our honest conviction,
the present condition of our country is owing
to the abandonment of principle.^:, we mean
the abandonment of those fundamental prin
ciples upon which the Government of the Uni
ted States was reared.
We shall favor and encourage the develop
ment of all our resources. Agricultural, Min
eral &c., and likewise such internal improve
ments as will most likely be beneficial to the
Country, and especially the extension of the
Wilmington, Charlottee and Rutherford Rail'
Road west. i
As to Politics we are True Conservatives, !
g, believing neither in the Fire Eaters of the
nSercantile Advertisements.
NE4VF1RM IN SALISBURY!
J.W.Gray&Co.
H AYE Just received and opened at No. 2, Mur
phy’s feanite building, a new and Splend’'^
GET THE BSST
INVENTORS, MECIIANICS, M.VNL'FACTL'RERS.
1866! 1866! 1866!
The best paper in the Unittnl Slates for
Mechanics, Inventors and Machinists, is the
Scientific American.
Ii is the largest in size, :md has by far the wb
^sl circulation
FANfY DRY f.nOD^ | number contains sixW pages. ulTh lu-tnor-
rfVlILil vni UUUUO, Uug illustrations. The numbers for u ve.ir
which they will sell for cath or barter, only, as ■ make two volumes. 41*? pages oarh, it alsv)
follovrs, A large and beautiful assortment of* ' contains a fr.'il acoomn of .'\ri the prim ipal ir-
LADIES DKESS GOODS, ! valuable illustrated artii-le.-? upon Tik iIc a"d m i-
1 * i. 11)' .1 i'*1 . c*ii..er.\ used in norksiioT.s ina^'iifhcrori'^^
embracing the newest and leading stvles ol the ctpi-'i 'ii.l *• ■ ou.i.iru.,
season. " i ’ mecliamcal eiigir.ei ni:g, woolen.
j cotton, chemical, petroleum, and all other
i manufacturing and producing inteivs’s. Also.
I Fi.earms. M ar ImplemenT.-:. Onlnanco. NVar
sLali be submitted to the determination of one of the South, nor the Radicals of the North, hut in
judges of the Sujierior Courts, chosen by the parties, the Constitution, the Union, and the enforce-
who is hereby authorized to consider and determine jnent of all Constitutional laws, whether State
the same, according to eqnity and good conscience: , , „ , , ,
Provided, however. That no part of this section shall j I ederal, and a ready and willing obedience
be construed to stop or hinder any person from pro-j the same.
deeding in the usual course of law, if he shall deem The Star will be published every Wednes-
lay «■! tK« following rcktos, (strictly iti ad-
vance,) payable in currency or produce at
market prices.
One copy 12 months, $2.00
“ “ 6 “ 1.00
J. B. CARPENTER,
R. W. LOGAN.
April 18th, ’66. d tf.
the same necessary
A true copy.
J. A. ENGELH.4RD.
Clerk of Senate.
THE
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ISBURY, H. C , BY
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raruliiia Pr.-^bymriau will he re.suiimd in Fay- All tilB tOSb X^CWSj
etti'ville. on ^Veduesday. tlu* 2nd of January j
next.
Conliiioutly relying on the hearty support
wUieli Nve liiiv,- lu'retofuro received, we shall
endeavor tu render the paper more attractive
both in appearance and matter, than it has
ever been, sparing neit’.ier pains nor expense
in the accomplishment of this purpose.
With the p:issing away ofidd things, anew
fiiiril of activity, energy and enterprise, has [
been iufnseii into every department of secular j
thought and buslni ss. Why should not the :
Church, also, partake of the progressive ail- |
vancement ? Why sliould she. of ail the ;
agoucies, broughl to bear with su.-li tremeu- |
uuous force upon ilu* c’vilization ot the pres- |
out lime, b-o i'liellicient. laggard and almost !
hopeless, in ibo working ou’ of Iter own des- |
tiny ? . i
To arouse the chui ch to the importance .and ONE YE.VR,
necessity of work ; of unceas’ug. restless, tin*- >
less energy in the Service ot lier Master and ;slX MONTHS,
Ib'ad ; t}Kssh;ill liei.ur tir.-'t clretost aim. In !
tills wi' need assistanee. W e are not alone, i
siitlicietit for these things. t>ur brethren luust
help u.s in every way: liy contributions troui
their own stores of llioughl and study ; by
zealous co-operation iu a common cause, for
the benefit of all; by extending our circulation
tlrf.*ttgkewit all our borders, and thus giving
U.S the means and opportunity o'f performing
xvell the work to which we have consecrated
Mrs. Bella Z. Spencer h»vin? purchased an interest in
THE .SATURDAY EVENING POST, and Mr. Edmuml
Deacon having retirtil from the paper, THE POST pessed I
into the management ofa NEW URM, who are determ
ined to infuse Eresh life. Talent and Ene-gv into its C'>t-
umns. The i opular novelis*, E.MMKilSON BENNETT,
Author of “Prairie Flower," “The Refugees,” “Clara
Morelsnd,” 4c.,ic.,lias been engiged.at akreat expense,
as a regular rontrihutnr. ai.d will
WRITE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE POST.
Mr. Bennett will begin a continued gtory in the first
number of the new yar. It will be called
TDE PHANTOM OF THE FOREST; A TALE OF THE
BACKWOODS.
This story will run tliroug‘i from twelve to fifteen num
bers, and be a story of the early settlement of Kentu kv,
including adveo'uies with the Indians in that romantic '
region, which was generally call-d By the pioneers of civ- '
iiization ‘'the dark and bloody ground." i
The Post is edited by Mrs. BELLA Z. SPENCFB, who '
will alto conti ibute a continueJ story in the course of the
year, entitled
GENEVIEVE HOWE
Oiir columns will be further supplied with original con
tributions by a
SPLENDID LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
All the department', of the piper will be filled, as far as
possible, with ORIGINAL MATTER. The old friends of
THE POST—somerf whom have tto'd by it during the
sunshine and st.irms of forty years—will thus see that we
are de ermined to he
UNSURPASSED BY ANY COMPETITOR ;
and li view of these fres > and costly efforts and brilliant
inducements, we trust to h i ve their warm exertions in our
beh iir, and the LIBERAL SUPPORT OP A GENEROUS
PUBLIC.
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Fublishors 4 Proprietors
LEWIS H.VNES.
JOHN 8. II.VMPTON.
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T.4RI1.1U. would r.siiecttuily inform his
old friends and patrons of .‘Salisbury and vicinit.v.
that he is again engaged in the Book-binding busi-
, 11 . 1 ,1,1 til ' nes.s in I'aleigh. N-F.. where he is anxious to re
ajl that wc have, aU'l all 'to uopo b r on tlit: (.givetheir former patronage. .Ml work sent to him
vr'.'i 1)' a
gnr.raute.ni. He .s pre
branciie.j .i;'.d in v;ir;niis styles.
iV'.'son.s wishing to sapp;y ti:eniscives with Books
SIX monln.s, ^ j and .Stat.onery of aH kinds, can be supplied by ad
AJdross B' FLiiLEK. dressing .Mes-rs. Branson Farrar Books«,|'ers,
Editor (.> the N. C Frwbytt'rian. * Publishers and Binders, llaleigh, N. 1-dtf
earth.
TERMS.
Subscription for one year.
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itten.le ito with ]iromptness. and satislaction
‘.\i. He is itriM. ired to do ba.d.ng in a'.! its
$4 00 i
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A SEWING JI'%CniIV''PREI»IIUinr.
We will give on- • f 'VHEELER 4 WILSON’S
Celebv^ed FEWING MACHINE'*—the regular price of
which is Fifty-fi/e Do lars—ou the tollowing terms.
1. Twenty cop*es, one year, and the Machine,
2 Thirty copies one year, and Machine, ?5,00
8. Forty copies, oue year, and Macuine, 100.00
TKRITis—Ca«Si la Advance.
One Copy, one year, f2 50
Two copies, one year, 4.00
F ur copies, one year, 8 00
6 copies 1 year and one to ge'ter op of cluS, ifi.oo
go eop'e«, 1 year, and ooe lo getter-up of c ub, 80.00
The papers for a Club msy te sent to different post-offi
ce*.
Fubscrlbers In British North AmeHca must remit
twenty cents in addition to ihe annual subscription, as we
have to preray the U. S. posiage on their pap- r .
Remittances should be made in Post Office Orders when
possible. Ifnct, in United State'notes—or Draf's, pay-
able to our or-ier, wh ch a'e prefe-ahl.* 'o Ihe notes.
Specimen number* of I HE POST sent gratis
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A large assortment of Gentlemen’s, Youth’s
and Boy’s Good.**,
Ladies Summer YTrappings.
Ladies’ ilisi^es, and Children’s
Trimmed Hats, new shapes,
Ladies, Misses and Childrens,
Hoop Skirts, Ladies, Misses
and Childrens, Balmoral Shoes,
aud Gaiters, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Gloves. no.siery, £'C.
Gente and Boys Shoes of every Description,
Gents, Boys and Childrens Hats, of
every variety for summer wear,
Crockery and Glas.sware,
Wood and willow ware.
Also,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and Dye Stuffs,
of all kind.:;.
Tliey arc prepared to fill all orders, of Physi
cian:., for Dmgs aud Medicine?, at the shortest *
notice. The Drug department wDl be under the '
charge of a regular Phy.sician.
They also have a branch of their business at
County Line, Davie County,. t i i,.„seivo. ot
where all of the above named articles, maj* like- j Sabbath Sclmul. prujiose tu coniineuco in
wise be obtained ou the .same terms. | the city of Raleigh, un or about the Ut of
The above stock of Goud.s, having been pur- - next May,
cliased since the late heavv decUue of prices iu uTTIP 'if’X’tT W Cf’TinriT T) t x-x-r-Ti n
the Northern Cities, will be sold as LOW asthey NlJAl ^LilI)Ul^ IJANAhR.
can pos.sibly be bought in this market. i bi tlie cointmmcement of this little
P. R. Ma'jtiii. invites his old friends of Davie | work of love, boini: buys. ourselvt'S, mav we
Countye.specially. togivehiiu a call when vKiting i not ajqieal to every Sunday Seliooi boy.* and
Hiii TTioi-L-ut j „jj.| jjj Carolina to come uji promptly to
aid the undertaking. In ourown .‘‘^tafe, tbero
I are very many Saldiatli Sehuuls. and from the
! best information we liavo, tin* .‘.:('liolarship is
j large and increasing, and it is from tliem we
I look for that patronage wliii-h is m ce.s.sarv to
: improve and keep li'>ating, this native stan-
AN ENTERTAINING, INSTRUCTIVE AND SPICY ; dat'd whit'h we proj'ose for tlieir benefit. It
FAMILY NEWSPAPER. ! is not tbr jtecuiiiary gain tb.at the “Rannkr,’’
It is the design of the Publishers to make j*’V''’lft''lisli( d ; it lias tor its aim higher ob-
the Wide Work! acceptable to all classes of ii 'ye sncc»*«M in our enterprise, it
I A e.ssels, Rail"a^, Machinery, Electric, Chein-
' ical and Mathematical apparatu.s. Wood and
; Lumber Machinery, Ilydraulles, Oil and Wa-
j ter Pumps, Water Wheels, etc.. Household,
I Horticultural and Farm Implements—this lat-
! ter department being very full aud of great
j value to Fanners aud Gardeners,
j Articlet! embracing every department of
j Po))alar Science, " liich every body can under-
! stand and 'vhich everybody likes to read.
Also, Reports of Scientific Societies, at home
and abroad ; Patent La'v Decisions and Dis
cussions. Pracuical Recipes, etc. It also cou-
j tains an oliioial list of all the Patent Claims,
i a special feature of great v.alue to inventor.-)
' and o'vners of Paletits.
I Ihe Publishers also act as Agents for pro-
I curing Patents for iit'W inventions,
j A new vuhi'iie ot the Scientific American
commenced January 1.
TER M S—>*3 per year ; .$ 1 .)0 f- .r si.x months.
Ten copies for one year. .$2,>. Canada sub
scriptions 2.4 cents extra.
SPF.C'IMEN COPIE.S SENT FREE.
AdJro.ss MUNN A* CO.,
No. 37, Park Row, Ne'v York.
“The Sunday School Banner.”
A NEW ENTERPRISE!
this market.
J. W. GRAY,
P. R. MARTIN,
J.McGUIRE.
Salisbury, N. C., April 2, '66.
tf-nol.
The Wide World-
" ill be to US iu after life a source ot great sat
isfaction to knu'v that, in tur bovho>d davs,
Sunday Sell-sols.
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