insUBREES af. EE
CITY AND8TATK ITKMti.
'Ordlmmt
J. An ordinance to change the time of
holding the court of Pleas tod Quarter
tsssktu of Alexander countv. -
. An ordinance to alter the thne of
holding thr courU of Pleas and Quarter
8pMious of Stanly county.
3. An ordiiuuiou to provide for execut-
j, -
mm. By set's LaeruiiK Owing to the
fart that our people have had a surfeit l public
- " - - - a - a a at 1
UU flH10 m I Uv (Umm a fa,,, Hiinnniw. pAJiiir-f n.J at
seu.bfed to hear this geotfeinaa on Tuesday hWanton. 1
uight We will not attempt to give our re- 4. An ordinance concerning the qualifi
dVrs a synapsis of the lecture. In relation to cat on of voters for municipal officer in tie
the uUeet, Mr. Hrvaut seemed to strike out a cities and incorporated towns of North
t iirolwa.
5. An ordinance to amend the charter
of the Union Mining Company, in the
county of Kowan, and the Rudisil Gold
Mining Company in the county of Meek
tenboiff, passed at the late session of the
General Assembly.
0. An ordinance to incorporate the North
Carolina Petroleum and Mining Company.
1. jxu orauiance repeating uw provisoes
ot Section nine, ot an act of the Ueneral
Assembly entitled "An Act concerning
negroes ana persons 01 color, or ot mixed
blood.' and for other purposes.
8. An ordinance to grant to the citizen
of the county of Polk the power of voting
with the district or county to which they
We further learn that the bouses are attached, in the election ot members to
. i .ft a ft. . 99
f two other ncranna in the " uenerai Assemoiy.
jr. on omiimiire concerning; me en me
of assault with the intent to commit rape.
a n. a a t . . .a
j..,v. i,rr. HIJ TKI Aim. ad ordinance in relation to me net
I ,.e ,i. 1 . 1 1 . ..... .1.1.. . 1. 1 ti n
it a r .' 1 I iw ui-uciw iuoruiun , cuiuicu Avev
a ' " . emie.
ant or tne post at tins place, ana in wnien n. An ordinance to incorporate "Oct-
position he gave general satisfaction is now anic Hook and Ladder Company,'' of the
candidate Car the office of Countv Auditor town Of Beaufort
1 A At f 1 .1 1 - .
t t. I..r M.n.v Indium OT u-l J, -tvu oruinauce in relation to taxation
a as sua as mat mm m sj bjjsjbj mm a swam sjsasssasjsjpj w mt asm
bin,
lis tea of thought. His lecture has the
merit of freshness and originality as well' as
ability. Mr. Bryant is an able and eloquent lee-
torar, and as be proposes to repeat his lecture
here soon we advise our readers to go
and hoar him assuring them that they will he
wall entertained if not edilied and instructed.
MonnxKT We learn that the dwelling
House of Mrs. M. L. Beard waa entered
through a window, and a Uoid Watch, a
breast pin and six dollars in money stolen
therefrosn. The Watch baa the initials M.
It H.. on the case. We hope that the
theif may be detected and the property re
covered.
or
City
Uejl
also entered last night by theircs.
Eoabd or IiraaMAL laraovaaaar. Tab Board
wet yesterday.. Ptessat: Governor Worth. President
i-offlcle, P. H. Winston. Esq., aad Dr. J. 0. Bam-
TtofcHowiag appointment were made: " "
W. C. and Atlantic Road.
V. a. aVenmSy, of Warn, State proxy.
Htavs Duaoross: base Ramsay sod ffa. Mor
daca, hr Cartesst: A. T. Jerkins, C. Ci Clark and
Jess D. Planner. Oaves ; Lewis C. Desmond sad
Jemrs H. Pairott, for Lcnoh; and Council Beet, for
Wmm'
Supreme Court. Tp following opin
ions have been filed:
Hv I'k a kson, Ch. J. In Kidd vs. Mor
rison, in equity, from Moore; bill dismissed
without prejudice, parties to pay their own
costs. In Reynolds vs. Mc'Kensie, in equi
ty, from Robeson; decretal orders aiflnned.
In J'arker r. lirammer, in equity from
Oates; decretal order affirmed. In li rough
pin rs Askew, in equity, from wake; order
- to show cause is dismissed without preju
dice, parties to pay their own c rcts.
Hv Hvttlk, J In. Doe ex nem.
Wicker rs. McDonald.from Moore; judg
ment reversed and renin de novo. In
O randy vs. Sawyer, in eqnitA from Camden,
the only hair and next of kin of M. O. S.
shall have one half the remainder, and the
testator's heirs at law and next of kin the
other half, to be divided among them per
stirpes. In Whitfjild vs Gates, in equity.
from i'erson; bill dismissed with costs
In Ijams vs. Ijams, in evuiiy from Davie
order affirmed.
By Rh.vdk, J. In Engaii rs. Musgrove.
, ffoin New Hanover; judgment affirmed
In Barry rs. Sinclair, from New Hanover;
judgment reversed. In owe vs. Marshall
f mm Atauoweil; no error, in JJavie rs.
Shaver, from Rowan; judgment affirmed
Ladies' Memorial Association. We are
pleased to learn, as we knew from the ener
getic and patriotic character ot the managers
would be the case, that this Association
has taken in nana, in earnest, tne sacred
work entrusted to it. The most active
preparations are being inangorael to car
ry on the labors of the society.
A k)t of ground, generously donated for
the purpose by Miss Nannie Deveranx, of
this city, on our A orih western suburbs,
has been selected as the site of the proposed
Cemetery, and is considered a judicious lo
cation. Another piece of ground was of
fered by one of our large hearted citizens,
bat the one -in question was chosen.
Bakigh Sentinel.
OtrrjUQB near Eoevton. On Satur
day, the 16th Instant, Mr. Nathaniel Wood
ward, while riding to hi leu ton, was met
about a mile from town by George Taylor,
a negro from Kentucky, who demanded
his money and fired three times at him with
a pistol, shattering his arm and wounding
htm m the breast After which he beat bun
on the head with a pistol till life appeared
to be extinct, and robbed him of his wallet
containing ton dollars.
31 r. Woodward soon recovered so far as
to return home aud teli the tola, which
resulted in the arrest of the negro, who
awaits his trial in Edenton jail.
Wilmington Journal
s ajBaaajaaaWJaSJa "
J. K Bryant, editor of the Legal Gear-
the fteewea s organ, was arrested
civil authority for attempting to I
defraud u ogress et.ol-.nvy borrowed 01
the warn be (Bfyytt - mm IS ?c, r
the government. He was released, aetaV
ored man becoming his secority .
The Union Commmiion of Maine,
gor, Me., June 21. Teh Union State Con
vent ion asaeml I id here, to-day. There are
1,060 delegate present. General J. C.
Chamberlain was nominated for governor
on the first ballot. The jrosotatkms declare
that all nen, without distinction of race or
color, are entitled to eqnal civl and political
rights ; that the proposed constitutional
atnondment received their emphatic endorse
ment; that the Republican majority in
Congress are frcgnscd as the trne reprcseu
tativesot the loyal sentiment of the country,
A-c, Ac
SriCTPX. Joseph H. Pool, Esq., of
Elizabeth Chy, North Carolina, recently
committed suicide by cutting his throat.
by the Connty Courts
13. An ordinance for exchanging the
stocks of the State for bonds issued before
the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty one.
14. An ordinance concerning widows
who have qualified as Executrix to the
last will and testament of their deceased
husbands.
15. An ordinance to prohibit the sale of
spirituous liquors within one and a half
miles of the Company Shops.
16. An ordinance to change the time of
elections in North Carolina, and for other
purposes.
17. An ordinance to pay the Provision
al Judges of Courts of Oyer and Termin
er for services under "an ordinance to pro
tect the owners of property and for other
purposes."
18. An ordinance to repeal the 20th sec
tion of the 63d chap, of the Revised Code,
entitled "UoVernor and Council.
19. An ordinance to amend the charter
of the Oovcrnor s ('reek Steam Transpor
tation and Mining Company.
20. An ordinance to incorporate the
Wilmington Railway Bridge Company.
21 An ordinance extending the time
for the settlement of the public taxes by
the Bhenns and tax collectors ot this state.
22. An ordinance u divorce Jane F.
Havens and Thomas J. Havens.
23. An ordinance to change the juris
diction of the Courts, and the rules of
pleading therein. . . L
34. An ordinance to amend an art of
the General Assembly, passed at its ses
sion of 1842 43, entitled an "act to autho
rize the formation of a Fire Engine Com
pany, in the town of Salem, N. C."
25. An ordinance to authorize sundry1
sheriffs to collect arrearages of taxes.
26. An ordinance concerning the Banks
of the State.
27. An ordinance in relation to the de
posit and publication of the ordinances and
resolutions of the Convention.
28. An ordinance for the relief of Thom
as D. Flenry.
29. A ordinance in reference to the pay
meut of a portion of the public taxes into
the treasury of the State.
30. An ordinance submitting to the
qualified voters of the State the rati tic a
tion or rejection of the Constitution adop
ted by the Convention
31. An ordinance to empower the Jnsu
ces of the several counties to borrow mon
ey in certain cases, and for other purpo
se. , : .
32. An ordinance with regard to the In
corporation of the town of MucksviUe, m
Havie county.
J RESOLUTIONS.
1 . Resolution in regard to printing.
2. Resolution for the distribution of the
laws of the General Assembly.
3. Resolution to have an abstract of the
census of 1860 printed for the use of the
convention.
4. Resolution to print additional copies
of an abstract of census of I860.
6. Resolution in relation to privies and
water-clossets
6. Resolution directing the Secretary of
State to have the necessary binding for
the Convention done at the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Institution.
7 A resolution to print an ordinance.
8. A reooratien Blowing asjasawarign
to tne principal Becreiary 01 tne
tion.
9. A
door keeper
10. tteaoluBon to continue . eornmuujion-
! State of If wth Carolina,
Treasury Department,
RaiKion, ....186
Chairman of the Countg Court of.
Dxab Six 1 I enclose you copy of Or-
dinanec just paaeed by the 1 onveutHm.
You will notice the following pohite..
1st. The Connty Coort may for the pre
sent year, levy taxes on all perw
subjects of tsxarisjn montiooed in Schedule
A, Schedule B, and Schedule C, of the
Revenue Act, except Cnrpoonlhisi ChaHts,
banks, and Attorney s license, the
on which are not payable into the Ti
rv by the Sheriff.
2d. The levied made by the County
Courts heretofore, have been made valid,
hut the CourU may meet again if they
choose, and may make such changes ad
they desire. -
3d. The County Courts an not obliged
to tax every thing, they may make disennt-
IwsMsns and swiimplmaa, awali aa null bs
just to tax payers.
4th. Special terms- if deemed advisable,
should be called by the Chairman, giving
ten days notice aa prescribed in Section
107 of the Act for Collecting Reveuue,W
the General Assembly.
5th. Seven Justices may impose the tax
es for support of the Insane for 1865.
7th. The Sheriffs are bound to use the
same means, for collecting County taxes,
that they are to collect State taxes ; they
should not therefore grant license, except
on payment of County tax.
V ery respectfully,
KEMP P. BATTLE,
Public Treasurer.
M'KaqOI
Bqxlly Sales of Land.
TY AN ORTffiR OP THE COURT OF
11 Kouity ef Rowan county, I will
r sale the following Tracts of
Cera,
swseoad
at auaad
aarfcea. .f6t lt
fiai.tosdi.
Mts
oflVr
t
i.dsmi
I M I.
Canastas. HSMsnd. ... 10 to id
rUaha. Telle, - SO to SJ
I ism silsii sto sj
Osttaa, mrsmmd. fits J
Yara, aw aeaca. S. IV let. It
pd. :::::::::: SS S
Stk'alacaera!, Xe. I. ...ess.se to
t SUM SJ
i. Mm
I tJmMf 4rtw4, dipplsm paaiad, .......... 6 to M
TT v aWM, Ik N
Nashsa, saaWd. Ms M
- " -unpaaitd. dm d
Leather, unr.jnpotai 1dm
lrea,bar. " OS at SJ
- eaatlasja. " dto 8
Nairn eeir- -r - mm It
MnlMsw, aontaam. per gal dim 60
" MTaat ladia, mm l.ot
Sjrrap, - l.w mi.se
Omisa, per Weakai t.nmt.dd
Bafedi BlfsnTmisl. "".'"-." eto4 e
M (Hps)
ligfotrfL?
Knight, aitoated op the waters of 8lltS
adjoTi ing the lando at Wflliaan Atwell, ami
othera. with rood ImproVfinenU, leing a d-
irabU aad valuahU plantation. Thosalewill
lake nJaeo on the iwmnmssau Pridky thd 0th
davof Jadv neit at 11 o'clock a Tdjna
of sale tmx mouths eredlt, the purrhaser giv -
ci Hi tinned.
LTTKB nLACtifKH, C. I If. H.
July 4, 1886. (PrhU) dw6w
8TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Davidson ootmrr
OeaTtef swrn sad
4 aUUar aa4ataes I mm lade.
DntlotlM Ooarl I
"maw MiamUi.a ot
ma
- ika . aganmmsil
mmmt urn Mmm
SO- rmrnj, kavai
Brown, per poaad, 11 to
CWxtded. fdm
LrUtMU IWIinaTJi ia 99 99 9W
ooaat, par aaoa, O.estoO.OS
Avraraeet, - 4.aevio.ue
Table. .SJtoS.OO
Tobeooo. Leaf, par poead, ejm SO
Maauiactaraa, 10 la On
teeaau. Mtol.oi
told. ' I .. l.Sfmdl
KUer, i 1.
Special If tlccM.
of the late Sarah IW-i
.-'nJ Dutch 1'r.vk. a.lioin-
of r. M. Hefllg. Mary Helllg. I wJ .4aK amM aamnrvad sttmmlB.
This is oadanbmdiy on of the I !TT .r , v. iiTv the trtrrrhaai r
. 1 I VI A LI -LI- 1 T. I - I I - - wm - 1 4 - K
. "a7 T,MVTe" V.T aud credited on his bund s soon Jd the sale la
iiouk in tne oonuij. inr miuuiuAra an oi uie
very beat Iwsription. large, eouimodioos, well
lamhed and new, having been erected during
the War ; such pnperty as this Is rarely offer
ed lor sals.
110 Acres,
Belonging to the estate of the fete Sarah
iteihg. kMoern so the Lenta pfeen, adjiduiuc
tdm madduf Jamb lleudleiuao aud others.
81 Acres,
!VlmjrUMt to the same estate known as the
Baaringer place, adjoining the lands of Q. If.
Haniliardt aud others. The above mentioned
mads are all in a Ugh state of cultivation.
deainau of sjSJSjt these lands can do
ao jby cuUiug on V. . tlstllg, orU. Id. Barn-
The oalce of all to. ae tracts of land wiU
on Saturday the 14th day of Jul
next, at II ..'clock, a- m., at the Homestead
tract. Terms of sale : Twele months credit
with interest after six months, the imrrbaasre
Ktviug bunda whli two or more approved sure-
tbe ousts of sale to be paid br the nur-
haer of th.e Homeetead, and credited on his
bud as sum as the safe is oonflrinod.
1.1 Kh. HLACKMJBR. C. St If. .
June 4, IduU. (Pr.meilS) d2t w6w
IMIM
af iaae
oaa Um BjaHa ef IMiftaU.
hhHrteanuiK d kr )' Oaart Ma
smSt tor sl vsem Is ttw -OU Sara Stal.'
" SiBiaaia On hSMm aald a
aata to mmfmt a Um raat Ooarl f FtaM aa Qaartar
damaai HW held aw Mm Oaalr Osetdem at on
Own! Uwm. In Lulnatoa. oa Um mo- 4 HeaS la
AN ORDINANCE
In Relation to the Act of the General As
sembly Entitled "Jievcnm."
Section I. Be it ordained bp the dele
gates tf the people ot aorth-Uarwina, in
Convention assembled, and tt is hereby or
dained by the authority of the same, That
the act of the General Assembly, entitled I
'Revenue, imposing taxes on purchases,
soles and receipts, shall not be coustrued to
extend to those purchases, sales or receipts
on which taxes neve actually been paid,
under the ordinance of the (Jouventiou, en
titled "An Ordinance to provide Revenue
for the year eighteen hundred and sixty-five."
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained. That
where specific taxes have been imposed
for license to use any article or carry on
any business for the year preceding the
first day of July, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six, one half thereof shall
only be payable in those eases, where tax
es were actually paid under said ordinance
for the same license.,
Sxc. 3. Be it further ordained, That re
tailers of spirituous liquors, who paid the
tax prescribed in section eleven of said or
dinance, shall be entitled to retail for the
year for which their license was granted,
without further tax to the State lor such
retailing.',
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained, That
the provisions of section thirty two of
Schedule ti, of said act of Assembly, shall
ouly extend to tho license for distilling
spirituous liquors from grain.
Sxc. 6 Beit further ordained, That in
all cases where taxes are payable to the
Sheriff or Collector, without the subject
from which they are derived being listed,
such Sheriff or Collector, for the purpose
of ascertaining the amount of such taxes,
shall have power, and it shall be, his duty
State of North Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Court of Kquiry, Spring Term, 1866.
(uity Sale of the richest OOLO MINE,
in .North Lakolixa.
S.tniuel Woodruff and Henry B. Beach
to the um- of Julius It. Brockclmtn,
vs.
The Gold Hill Miuing Company.
By virtue of Decree of the Court of
Equity ol Rowan County, made in tho
above named cause at this Term. I will
sell at the Court House door in Salisbury
on Saturday the 18th day of August next,
at II o'clock. A. M.. all the leeal and equi
table estate and interest of the Gold Hill
Mining Comtmny, in all real and personal
estate conveyed to Isaac H. Smith, by M.
L. Holmes, and others, by Deed bearing
MAGGIE L'S
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
Dn. J. MAUU1EL'8 Fever and Ague I'ilU
also rare Chills and Fever. They are su in
fallible tonic for the system in all miaajnatic
districts, and should be kept in the inediriue
chest of every family.
A box of FILLS will be sent free to any
suffering with the above complarnta, and no
money need bo returned by the patiint nntil
he ferU that he is getting rami by the use of
MAOOIEL'S CHILLS and FEVER PILLS
tSr They are sold by all Druggists at $200
per box, and a perfect cure is guaranteed with
from one to three boxes, if the directions are
implicitly followed.
VT Sold by all DrumrisU and Dr.
oif.l. 43 Fulton Street, New York,
dr Imit. anil ft, u-lnun mil s.rrlaarfl atuatiLl
I aweiu am I a J V I lliuri ML III I jt T 111 ITU til
addressed. ,s Rowan County; and in that conveyed to ifMJi.w nt lf.. A r JW'
.i. t,;j... j u:-.. . r .l nu I J z "-" :
IV Laution.t nave noticed with much Hdl MiuineComoanv. bv Edward IL Rice
ear IM erajrer al Uw rVIUoaar aVaU not
amrelal eW a ataril urarta M le Ikaav
ntDM L a. Parraiaa. Clerk af talS Cart at OBtelo
Uitnr-on, .oood MeaOaeaf Mae ISM
I K PKRUYMAM. fl n r
Jbb.u,'. noi etsrMdll
lNortii UaixiJLiiu, ,4
Davidson County.
Court oi Pleas and Qxarter Seeelons,
May Tertf,TW66. '
John W. Payne Adm'r., De bonufe non
vs. Aea Jones, and wife Elizabeth,
and others.
Petition to sell land to pay debts.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that G. C. Payne, B. A. Payne,
Martha Payne, Mary Payne, and Erasmus.
Payne, defendants in this ease, reside be
yond the limits of this State. It hi there
fore ordered by the Court, that publication
be nudejfor six weeks in the "Old North
State," a newspaper published hi 'Balis-
bury, N. C. notifying said absent defend
ants to appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
County of Davidson, at the Court House,
m Lexington, on the second Monday in
August next, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to the petition, or the same
win be taken pro-confesso and heard ex
J Mao- V- "Tr'? y TrZi parte, a to tliem.
at 00 JnlJ J df "tffrm'e WitoeM L Perryman, Clerk of
houU be JO, Pg432 of the Register s Office of Court at officc K
Hnvrni I Va tint r mnH an that miuvovoH fa - , '
said
second
a AwiLMUfj W wiAjjnaaij f mf vVt
pain that rhany Drumrfets. both at home and hv fWd dated K.-i.tmher 9Hh 1SA1 and
.1. ...... I I na J J . . . ' . .
i,".i . .. ; T T.,; ,, . r gistored in Book 40, page 88 of the Reg-
i-.u M imueute lor u.e cure m tvauis aim re- -.r,m . ia nf DnM . pnn,w lw.;
the same may bo found' particularly set
forth and described. Also, any and all
legal and equitable estate and interest of
sau company, of or in any real or per
sonal estate situated at or near Gold Hill,
in Kowan Connty. Terms of sale, Cash,
and the titles retained to await the furth
er direction of the Court.
LUKE BLACKMER, C. M. E.
June 1466. prfeetS no64tw&wtds
a a mar t-ie a ,
ver. ana Ague, my imuuki and lutrrtui a
Pills are infallible for what they elaim to be.
but nothing more. Do not then be impueed
upon. My Chills and Fever remedies have
their name on the braes, and are entirely dif
ferent from any of my other medicines. I have
bevu at considerable expeuKe to have a label
eugraveil dimcult to counterfeit, and it is hoped
. . ,i . i m . .
rnai me consumer win narrowly sctubuim
what be purchases, purporting to be mine.
J. MAGQIEL. M. D..
jlwIynofM 43Fulto St.. New York
Court Advertisements.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, f
BURKE COUNTY. J
II. C Oniel.
M. Orfeinal Attachment.
David Harvey. )
It apptiearing to the Court, that the defend
ant is an inhabitant of another State ; It Is
ordered, that publication be made in the OW
North' State, a newspaper published at Salis
bury, fur six weeks, for the said defendant to
to administer an oath to tho person liable PP th tenn f tiie,fiM,rt.ofi,tT
, tL mam., r I jnd Quarter Sessions, to be held for the Couri
to pay me aame. r i n l , v t ...
Sxc.
... ,,w !. a a m ma . I L. W SOUS aw IT JUUIKBUaVUi UU HAO
e. m u runner oraainea, mtt aLJ i. . .3 . aj . v,
en appointed by the Governor, under an
act of the hut General Assembly, to ex
amine into the affairs of thd Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal company.
11. Resolution on lighting tne Capitol
ith zas. m
It. Resolution to pay the lasawrisiion
era appointed to report to the General Aa
sembly on the subject of Freodmen.
13. Resolution in favor of Tbeo. N.
Ramsay. 5 .
1 :t. Reselntkm m favor of R. S. Tucker.
14. Resolution in lufossmec fc payment
of interest on the nublic debt of the State.
15. Hes.dntioti to raonly delegntea of
, xasr
tire eonvwtitton with copies
im and ionmals.
16. Resolution concerning
this ordinance shall
ratification.
Ratified the 12th day of June, A.
1866.1
EDWIN G. READE, President.
James H. Moobx, Secretary.
R. C. Badger, Assistant Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
I, Robt. W. Best, Secretary of State,
in and for the State of North Carolina, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy of the original en file Tn thlijSfe';"1
Given under my hand the 14th day of
June, A. xr.f 186U.
K. W. BEST,
Secretary of State.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Treascky Department,
. Raleigh, N. C, June 14, 1866.
The above ordinance is published for
the information of Collecting officers.
KEMP P. BATTLE,
Public Treasurer.
The Johnson men in Iowa ere i
hold a State Convention.
1st Moo
1 11 lev nowf mt-i if walamnau ap tmvl mnont Kar
be in force from its .if...,i, tii i... stwtaanrlsml mil fit r tsar JTaTs ansadJal
I JDlFa iatt
D.,
DORSEY.
Clerk of said Court at office, this 3d day of
May. 1886.
f may 9, wot. E. W. DORSEY, Clk.
ini had acoordiue to law-
' 1171. If H
106 ACRES,
Belonsriiur to the heirs of Daniel Fisher, ad
joining the lauds of John L. Rusher, Michael
shuping and others- A very desirable little
plantation with good improvements. 1
Sale to take place on toe premises on Fri
day the 13th of July next, at 11 o'clock, a m.
Terms of safe : Twelve months credit with
interest after six months, the purchaser giving
bond with two or more approved sureties, the
costs of safe to be paid by the purchaser and
credited on his bond as soon as the sale is con
firmed. LUKE BLACKMER, C. dc M. E.
June 4. 1866. (Pr. foe $5) d2t-w6w
wfdnnmn
On the 91st of Jane 19BB, at Broad Street Methodist
Chorea, Btcsm d Va. by Uw Right Kev. Bishop
Demtett MJaa LET IT! A L. BOANE. daughter of the
late i o.onei J. v. KOaaa, of KUkr and vmen coen-
ty, ntojoajsi uiiAtti na w fetmrusu, af l
on the 11th inet. by
its, Mr. Tobias L Stad
M.
Rev. Lewis High
nx Jo Mide CenwraVtA
TVddS,
m
morning,
J. and
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DIED.
In thin city, on Thursday
S ami-XL Jehu, son of Thoi
Kate C. Foster, aged 16
In Forsyth county, on the 18th int..
Mrs. Elizabeth Siewxes Pfbol, consort
of Mr. A. F. Pfobl after a lmgering ill-
aged 29 yean.
In Forsyth county, em the 17th inst, at
half after 8 o'doek, A- M.. little S ammik,
second son of J. M. and M. M. Richmond,
after severe sulfering of over lie vest weeks
ith pneumonia. Aged 1 year 10 months
id 1 day.
In Winston, on dm 11th inst., Mrs. Si
loam Muxes, sgod upward of SO year;
State of North Carolina,
Kowan County.
Court af Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, A. 1). 1866.
Elizabeth Brhigie "vs. Lawrence A. Bring
le, John Bruigle and Levmm Hringie,
I'KTITIOX FOE DOWEK.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Laviuia Uringle one of the de
fendants in this case, fe a non-resident of
this State, It is therefore, ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six con
secutive weeks in The Old North St a tk,
notifying said defendant of the filing of
this petition and that unless she appears at
the next term of this Court to bo held for
the County of Rowan at the Court House
in Salisbury, on the 1st Monday in August
next, aud pleads, answers or demurs, the
same will be heard ex parte and judgment
rendered pro confesso as to her.
Witness, Obadiah Woodson, Clerk of
our said Court, at Office, the 1st Mon
day in May. A. D. 1866, and in the
90th year of oar Independence.
OBADIAH WOODSON,
June 16, Ue?"
64 6w
State of North Carolina,
-ItoWAJtOfiaarEE. :
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term,
A.DAm.
The Atlantic Bank of New York ft. Si
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ATTACHMENT.
rinx to the mtmVttoa of the Coert that the
tUmaon Praakfcril. a nea-realaapt of the
a as IswtSjw, erdsred aad adjeaged that pabo
i to madsSjraut sanuisan eaaha m -The OH
MhMaala." aatifria haai to be aad aaeear befun
UJadM of oev HkaarierCaart of Law. at the orxt
Osawt m as ham ferkt Oawatv Ewama, m msOmsl
on the ISta
HeearlaHaliaharr
Aaamsmmhttm
MomUj
meat
the 4th
naery. and aaoa-eaaaa. tfaay hraaa, whjr the p
mld aat War, Jodrrt affaioi Vim. and th,
amtlawmdsaarnVsaMm mamyttosssta.
eaWacUag Clar eT ear mht
djm, aad fiuayaM yearefear
OhUWAI W
Bfeodaoa. Peewtr Ctaak aad ex-
f ear mad Oaart, at
laFearaary, A. P.
WOUPHUE. tlajety
House and Lot in the Town
OF SALISBURY,
Belonifinir to the heirs of Catherine Bolin,
adjoining the lands of Louisa Louder, A. Hen
derson aad others. The sale ojf this property
will take place at the Court House, in Salisbu
ry, on Saturday the 7th day of July next at
11 o'clock, a m, rerms of sale: twelve
months credit, with interest after six months,
the purchaser giving bond with two or more
approved sureties, the costs of sal to be paid
by the purchaser and credited on his bond as
soon as the sate is confirmed.
LTJM BLACKMER C. A M B
June , IduU (Ft fee 5) d2t-w5w
I. K. PERRYMAN. C. O. O.
June 1466. no64prfe$18)
A BOON TO THE SICK AND
The Light of the World.
DR. IIAGGIEL'S
Pills and Salve.
Them Life-giving reroedteeare saw, given publicly
to the world. For over a quarter ef a century oi jin
vate practice the ingredients In them
LJFK GIVJNG PILLS,
Have been used with the areatest snccen. Their
mbmoneni not only to prevent disease, bnt to cure.
They march eat the various maladies by which the
?itient iKHiitlermg, and revigoraU'.s the foiling system,
otheaaedaod infirm a ttw doses of these valuable
pills will prove to be
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
For in every caw they add new life and vitality, and
restore the warning enerta to their pristine state . To
the young and middle-aged, they wilt prove most In
valuable, as a ready, specific, and sterling medicine.
Here is a dream realised, that Ponc-de-Leon sought
far thne hundred years aga, and never fonnd. He
looked far a fountain that would restore the old to tho
vigor and make youth ever
AN ETERNAL SPRING t
It was left for this day sad hour to realize the dream
and sho w iu one glorious foci, die magic that made it
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
Cannot stay the flight of years, but they eaa force hack
sad hold aloof, diseases that might triumph over the
aged and young. Let none hesitate then hat arise
the favorable opportunity that offers. Wheutakena
prescribed
FOR BILLIOUS DISORDERS
Between 400 & 500 acres,
Belonging to the estate of Jacob Troutman,
in three tracts, near Gold Hill, adjoining the
lauds of John Powias, E Mauney. David culp
and others, lying in Kowan and cabarrus
counties. These lands have rich gold mines
Nothing ran be more productive ol earn than
run. Ttelraiwost magic influence Is Mt at once,
and the usual comcomltants of this moat distressing
disease arc removed. Them remedies are made from
the purest " - -
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not barm the most delicate female, andean
be given with good eflfect in described doses to the
youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEOUS DI80BDERS
and all eruptions of the akin, the Halve is most Inval
uable. It does not heal externally aleae, bat pene
trates with the most searching effects to the very root
of the evil!
DR. MAIWIEL'S PILLS
Invariably cure the folio w-
Athtna,
ing
upon them and are eery valuable. Iwm,eell l Bowel Complaints,
a W . m
them m separate tracts or altogether, to unit
purchasers. The sale will take place at the
court house in Salisbury, on Saturday the 7th
day of July next, at 11 o'clock, a m. Terms
of sale: Twelve months credit, with interest
after six months, the purchaser giving bond
with two approved sureties, the costs
of saw to be paid by the purchaser and credit- '
ed on his bond as soon as the sale is eonnnn-
ed.
LFRE BLACKMER. C. fc M K.
Jine 4. 1866. (Pr fee $7 -50) d2t w5w '
.w,4.VA-1 m "A 'vSVW
ly In case of my absence at any of the
SbBTO adtat, Mnisa Brown wHl .:bu tiinuuit to
mm9jmmMmXmWmWmJtm EJte bonds
Headache,
Indigestion,
Innuenxa,
Inflamation,
mmwrnnr
lckb BLAc"niiE c i 'W
rtamtrjr'8 Sale.
Having taken out 6eeial letters of Ad
ministration on the cotatd of James Dougher
tv. deeeast-e. I will hare a sale of his lMrisha-
ble property at his htte residence, on
TI. KSlfAl, Uie Itnn DAI ot JUNH,
at which 1 will oner fur sale some suiiensr
Milch Cows, a nice lot of liacou, about 100
bushels of Corn, some Hay and Fodder, one of
the finest VesretabM Gardens in town, a lot T
growing com, asm Household iuhI Kitchen
Furniture of all kinds- The dwelling house
shop may also be rented at
-....... ..y
sure Lama .. . aa,
4
m T laaplsnii w 9
niugwunn,
Khetiinatism,
Scalds,
- skt. ni.fa... ii
Coughs
lOldS,
Chest PlaanJMfc
CoaUreueaa.
DrsMmm.
M Diarrhuea,
Dro.y,
Debility,
Fever and Ague,
- at 1-
c mwe isuupuums
C il . .ji ' .. . . ' i ..,. . r
ty NrtnCE.Nooagiaalil wEaomtawcmrra
.. !, u.,t..r not. sia-ned bv Pr.
J. Maiioicu 43 Pwrtoa street, New Yotk, to eouterfrtt
red trade-mark around each
Terms of sals. Six months credit, bond
aad two approved sureties will be required
Wflbre any of the yiuperty is removed.
AH panooa ksVing iron at tho shop, are asV
tiled mat no one is responsible f"r ite safe
keetdng, MTKL BL,V(
BLACKMFR,
k-dft-wlds Special Adm
tFrmmr's fee mm
which la Ml
ty Mihy all respectabfe Dsalers in Medicine
throughout the United States indfaasam ilEicai
per box or pat.
Per safest J. H. Ennisr DrugStora, Salislmry
N C. ajr-dly
a. w. rrixiAH. 1 w. a. Jvame. t .
PULLIAMi JONES A 00.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND COMMTSSIQN MERCHANTS,
KAT-KHJII. N. O.,
Have ia Store a large shook of Grrtrerma.
which ia offered at the luwoat eash prior.-.
The v replied fully mdicit orders frtxn the iih r
-hant North Carediaa.
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