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UESDifY EVENING, JULY 17, 18GG.
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OLD NORTH STATE.
TRI-WEEKIA1
XVrwis Hanoi John & KampUi
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Wee My paper, One Year,
Six month.
tt.00
1. 50
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Tea copiea One Year,
- i Twenty copiea, One Year. 40.00
A eroM -A on the paper indicate the expiration of
anl-wi-intUm. r
The type on which the " Ou North Btit," It
printed la entirely new. No pain will be apared to
naaka it a welcome vUitor to every family. In order
to do this we hare engafred the err ice of able aad
accoaplixlird literary contributor.
ADVERTISING RATES
TltANSlKNT KATES
ror all period lew than one month
tine .Square, reinsertion 11-00
Kaca eubiequetit insertion 50
Contract rate for period of one to four month.
i MO ,
300
4 00
500
600
600
10 00
15 00
2 moo. ; J Jtoe). 4 mos.
4 50 6 00 800
6 00 8 00 12 00
7 50 10 50 13 00
9 00 12 00 " 15.00
12 00 16 00 20 00
15 00 20 00 25 00
22 50 28 00 35 00
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Special Contract will be made with those who desire
to advertise for a longer term than four month.
Court Notice and Advertisement! will be charged
. at the uanalrate . ,
Ten line of solid minion type, -or about one
inch lengthwise of the column, constitute a
square.
Special Notice, in leaded minion, will be con
tracted for at the office, at not lea than doable
the rata of ordinary advertisements.
Inserted as reading matter, with approval of
the editors, fifty cents per line.
AdMrthentent iiirtod irregularly.
val, '& per cent, additional.
The rates above printed are for standing adver
itisemenu. - One or two square';, changeable at discretion,
10 par oent additional.
More than two squares, changeable at discre
tion, per square of ten lines, for every- change,
twenty-tive. cent.
Pits ipivs ftttimated'hs a quarts column,
and ten squares as t half column. Bills tor ad
vertising, whether by the day or year, will be
considered due and collectable on presentation.
The Philadelphia Convention.
Got. Orr lias issued an address in his
capacity of " Vice President of die Union
Club of South Carolina," in which he ur
ges the people of that State to appoint del
egate to the Philadelphia Convention. Of
the call under which the Convention is to
assemble, he says :
" The) address states clearly the princi
ples upon which we are expected to act in
common, and it seems to me that there is
not one to which this State cannot sub
scribe in honor and with sincerity. We
imply recognize those results which the
events of the late war have placed beyond
the bounds ot auy future political discu:
eion, results in which we have unanimous
'.- : a
ly ana sincerely acquiesced, and in con
formity to which we have already modified
our Constitution, our legislation, and our
political sentiments."
Commenting on Gov. Orr's address, and
upon the general topic, the Charleston
Courier says : It is proper that delegates
fresh from the people "should meat in con
ference, and burying all past issues, should,
with m moral power which would sweep
the country in favor of harmony, in favor
of a restoration in spirit and in truth, pro
claim that the foundations of our political
system should be in accord with those prin
ciples of Republican liberty which have
the lathers of the Constitution
inlmortaJ,,,
Hon. B. TT. 4Tu of Georgia; TmnmmWi
tea the sending of delegates to I'hiladel-
i He talks about die "war having been
" extremiata " on opposite
Sides, while he has always been a compro
mise man. Taking the call not upon its
terms, but upon his own construction of it,
he says :
"I understand the Philadelphia move
ment is ior a Union of Equals according to
a Constitution made by all and adminis
tered by and for all, and therefore, I ap
prove ft,
tt
Memphis, Jury 13.
Greenlow and A. B, Tavlor
yAar
a duel eat the Mississippi line yes
Hit hatter was killed at the first
THE rOftTAOE LAW.
1W the coarrni nc of our n
ham are urunornrd a to thai
rate, we extract an
the dialing n4MMW a published in the Uni
ted State Mail :
Lama poBT.voB. rawATMirr.
The law mrelre the postage on all letter to
tie pre(Mid by stamp for stamp mi elnpea pay
agent in mmmf brine aruaibltad. All drop let
ter must idao be prepaid. The only letter on
which payment is not demanded, are thoee aaV
drewwd to the Pnrddent, or Vice-President or
member of (Vngn's. and letter on official bust
ues to the chiefs of the Kxeeutive Department
of the Governmen. the head of bureau, and
chief clerks, and other Invested with, the frank
ing privilege.
mis.
The rates of latter pottage 4s three cent pet
half ounce, throughout the . United State ; and
three cents for each additional half ounce or frac
tion thereof. The tan oent Pacific rate is abol
ished. The rate of postage on drop letters is two cent
per half ounce or fraction thereof, at all office
where free delivery by carrier i etablihcd.
Where such free delivery is not established, the
rate i one cent '
nwarAraa postauk.
The following is the postage on newspapers,
when sent from the office of publication, to re go
lar subscribers :
Postage on Daily papers to subscriber
Mil prepaid quarterly or yearly in
ance. either at the mailing office
Voe f delivery, per quarter,
(t. t month O 35 ets
Six times per week, per quarter, HO
For Tri- Weekly, " 15"
Foi Semi-Wee!), " I 10 "
For Weekly, " " 5 "
Weekly Newspapers (one conr onlv) sent bv
the publisher to actual subscriber within the
county where printed aud pablished, free.
gi VRTKKLV PAVJIENTS.
Quarterly postage cannot le paid for less than
three mouths. If a subscription la-trios at anv
other time than the commoneement of an official
quarter, the postage received by the Poet Master,
must still be entered in hi account for that quar
ter. Subscribers for short term exceeding three
months, say four or five months can pay quar
terly postage for the actual term of their subscrip
tionsthat is, for o w Carter and a third, one
quarter and two third, die. Tho law only requires
Quit at least one quarter's postage shall be pre
paid, and not more than one year s postage, Any
term between one quarter and one year can there
fore be prepaid at proportionate rate. Subscri
bers can pay the postage for a fraction of a quar
ter, at the same rate for a whole quarter, by in
cluding the fraction with ah, next wholaeaarter.
aua paying ior uoun a uie same nine.
PBlVILBOBS TO PFPLiSHUS.
Publisher of Newspapers and Periodicals may
send to each other from their respective office ol
publication, free of postage one copy of each pub
lication, and may also send to each actual sub
scribar, inclosed in their publications, lulls and
receipts for the same, free of postage. They may
also state on their respective publications, the
date, when the subscription expires, to be writen
or printed.
SMALL PAPERS-.
Religious, Educational and Agricultural N ews
papers of small site, issued less frequently than
once a wees, mav be sent in package to oue ad
dress at the rate of one cent for each package not
exceeoing tour ounces in. weight, and an addition
al charge of one cent is made for each additional
four ounces or fraction thereof, the posUtre io be
paiu quarterly or yearly, in aavauue.
SEWS DKALKR3.
News dealers may send newspapers and peri
odicals to regular subscribers at the quartcriy
rates, in the same manner as publishers, and may
also receive them from publishers at subscribers
rates. In both cases the postage to be prepaid
eitner at tne mailing or aeuvery omce.
POSTAU8 OS TRANSIENT MATTER BOOKS ASH
CIRCfLAItS.
Book -it not over I ounces in weight, to one ad
dress, 3 cents ; over 4 ounces, and not over r
ounces, a cents ; over 8 ounces, and not over 19
ounces,- Keeufaoter lit ounces, and not over
16 ounces, 16 cents.
Circulars, not exceeding three in number, to
one address, sc cents ; over three, and not over six
4 cents ; over six, aad not over nine, 6 cents ; over
and not exceeding twelve, 8 cents.
MISCELLAJf KO.CS. '
On miscellaneous mailable matter embracing
all pamphlets, occasional publications, transieu
newspapers) band-bills and posters, book uianu
script .( and proof-sheets, whether corrected or n.t
maps and prints, engravings, sheet music, blanks
flexible patterns, samples and sample cards, pho
tograpliic paper, letter envelopes, postal envelopes
or wrappers, cards, paper ,i'n or ornameuul,
photographic representauoas M diflerent types,
seeds, cuttings, balbs, root-, ami scions, the post
age to be prepaid by stamps, is on one package to
one aourea not over 4 ounce in weight, cents
er niiiwi ra wit orer rs onnces, fj cents ; over
9 ounce, and not over it oanc-es, H cents.
OW TO BR WRAPP1I).
All mail matter not sent at letter rate of post
age, embracing books, book manuscripts, urool
sheets, and other printed matter, and all other
mail matter, except seeds, must be so wrapped or
eaweioped with open sales or end a toenable the
potpnaater to eramine the package without de
stroying the wrapper; otherwise such package
Must oe law! WHB 'tetter tirstate. fO' commtliil.
estAQSH wasaVar fawrlttng or in prhiWcen he sent
Hrs or sflon. mm
engraving or otner mauer not pnniaa, except
peritxlicals
Ui one ad
areas aod the names of the club of subscribers to
which thev be lone, with the rmstare for a Quar
ter iu advance shall be handed to the uiaMraaatsr,
be shall delivethe same to their, respective own
ers. But this doe not apply to weekly newspa
pers, which circulate free in the county where
printed and pabbahetl
PBE-PA VMEXT OF TatAHSIEXT MATTER.
AO traooent matter must be prepaid by stamps.
Baff!tenaBSts the oaVe ml diMaarv wit hoot
or abort paid, the
postaga
the pre-
on deliver r at
tedect exist in the strict
itw&riTpS
lesstt is aathsr pre paid i
quarterly pre
ter sent to rep-
hrered nlessit is father prepaid at the aaaiunc
oaare. orat Uaitwauii ij oMate, Bar at toast a quar-
If
Wueiepsdnagss rf newspapers or
paid rate-
axrrw
thevfiui tb. wiUhacMialmUall
4fon. aad in clear caw removed from i
itlA t WVITTKO OM XaTWRJAPEBS.
To mcWnf OSBCMnU a latter, or
iforjpboripiion)m,
aftaliuptibUeaAioB
or
enure package of wnlcn KM a
'Any word orcosniMBicauan, whether by print
ing, marks or sign, upon the cover or wrapper oi
a newspaper, pamphlet, magaiine or other than
the name and address of the person to whom it is
. , . . . . . . , . , i
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MattmM Advertiaementa.
N. C. R. R. Company.
eng. a M p'ts. orricB,
Compact Shops, Jons 7th, 1806,
CHANGE OR TIME.
On and after June 10f, I860, Trains
will run as foUows :
oi win.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave OoMsboro' 12 30 p. m
Kaleigh, 345
Hillsboro' 8S9
Greensboro', 740 "
" Salisburv 1010
Arrive at Charlotte ... 12 35 a m
PREIOHT AND ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Ooldsboro', 12 00 p. m.
1? " Kaleigh 4 30 A. M
ltiiisboro',..t V x7 "
" Greensboro', 1 00 p. m.
" Salisbury, 5 30
Arrive at Charlotte, . 900 "
OOIZVO BAB.
MAIL THAIN.
leave I harlotte, -.It 13 p. m.
" Salisbury 1 26 A. M.
" Greensboro' ..410 "
Hillsboro',.-... 6 31 "
" Raleigh 8 30 "
Arrive at GoTdsboro',. i 1120 "
pkeightIand ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Charlotte, .4 30 A. If,
" Salisbury,. 8 55 '
". Greensboro' 1 10-P. m.
HUlsboro',.. 525
" Raleiirh 046
Arrive at Goldsboro', . . .
ji biilslnd naami
LM liill'i iRvfhlll-
...2 15 A. aLw
Mail Train connect at
Sc Gaatou Traius for the X
ban.', with Wilminjrton and Weldon, and At-
lantic'de N- C Trains.
Acoominodation Train runs daily, (Sundays
excepted.) connecting with Wilmington ic
Weldon Trans.
There is no Sunday Train going North from
Weldon to Portsmouth ; passengers arriving
at Weldon on that day can go immediately
through rta Petersburg and Richmond.
. WILKES.
June, 9. '66-dtf Eng. f Supt.
NOTICE to the MERCHANTS
A A 1 FARMERS OF
NORTH MD SOUTH CAROLINA
The Seaboard ami Roaftoke
RAILROAD,
Is now in thorough operation,
AXD FORMS BY ITS CONNECTIONS WITH
f Hi- llnU nth ami tlaxhin Itnail thn
Western.
Aorta Carolina Railroad, aud the
Charlotte and
Columbia Railroad, the
Cheapest, Quickest tk Most Direct
Through Freight Line
from all places in North Carolina and Western
South Carolina to
PORTSMOUTH,
NORFOLK, ,
BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW TdRK,
AND BOSTON.
To take 4vante of thi pn-t throuph line,
be caroful to ctmaign your Freight to care of Rail
road Agent, Portsmouth, and direct your corres
pondent in New York and Philadelphia to do the
same, and from Baltimore be careful to have your
freight sent by
OLD BAY L.INE STEAMERS
WHICH ARB THE ' J
H Y VVIUf H
THROUGH FREIGHT ABBANGEME2ITS
"T-BVE BEEN MADS
Take notice, that by hi ronto '
your Freight directly to it deottnation, sT: fl
cbaree and uoverujuent duties are naid br th
ruau noaa ab-iii at I'orumouui. and ioru-arrlnri
to be collected at the deatination of the Freight.
- .. U. UMMl, AOaTTT.
apr 13'66-d3m PortKmouth. ta.
THE
HOMESTEAD BILL!
T2a OPENING tbe New Environ of Che western part
of the city, the Sabaeriber La it in hi ii la of
fer ta barn wawaf the aitaxtawinble boiMiag Lota,
an reoaab4e tern lor cash . Tb ten of the
city are ia that direction, aad a i believed ttnt iavert-
cat ta taat loeairty tutmre aatujactorr to par
taaem. Parasaa wfabia HoneMead. r on Id do well
NEW
JSO A
J.yJ.e6.
Ooart Advertiaements.
'Equity Sales of Land.
TSV AM ORDER OF THE COURT OF
J Equity of Rowan county, I will er
for sale the following Tract of. Land :
Being the homestead of the late Sarah Hei-
lig, on the waters of 2nd Dutch Creek, adjoin
ing the lands of P. N. Heilig, Mary Heilig,
aud others. ' This is undoubtedly one of the
most desirable and highly improved planta
tions in the county, the buildings are of the
. .f . j, ii
I iu his vvuu.
j beat description, large, cotamodW well
flniaKsati Aiul Tis'U-.
finished and new, having been erected during
the war ; such property as this is rarely otter
ed for sale.
110 Acres,
Belonging to the estate of the late Sarah
Heilig, known as the Lents place, adjoining
the lands of Jacob Reiidleinan and others.
81 Acres,
Belonging to the same estate known as the
Barringer place, adjoining the lands of U. M
Bernhardt and others. The above mentioned
lands are al) in a high state of cultivation
Peraous desirous of seeing these lands can do
so by calling on P. N. Heilig, orO. H. Baru
hardt. The sales of all these tracts of land will
take place on Saturday, the 14th day of July
next, at 11 o'clock, a. in., at the Homestead
tract. Terms of sale : Twele months credit
with interest after six months, the purchasers
giving bonds with two or more approved sure
tiesthe costs of sale to be paid bv the pur
chaser of the Homestead, and credited on his
bond as soon as the sale is confirmed.
LUKE BLACKMER, C. & M. E.
June 4, 1866. (Pr. the $15) d2t w6w
106 ACRES,
Belonging to the heirs of Daniel Fisher, ad
joining the lauds of John L. Rusher, Michael
Shuping and others. A very desirable little
pktntation with good improvements.
Sale to take place on t.ie premises on Fri
day i lie Lit Ii 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 or more approved sureties, the
ousts of sale to be paid by the purchaser and
credited on his bond as soon as the sale is con
firmed. LUKE BLACKMER, C. & M. E.
Ii6. (Pr. fee5) d2t-v6w
State of North Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY
Court of Eanitv. Snrinir Term. 1866.
r.juiiy oie oi w riciicrei .i.i,,
in Nokth Carolina
Samuel Woodruff and Henry B. Reach
to the use ot Julius R. Brocitclm,
I vs.
The Gold Hill Mining Company.
By viiftue of a Decree of the Court of
Equity ot Rowan County, - made In the
above named cause at this Term, I will
sell at the Court House door in Salisbury
on Saturday the 18th day of Angust next,
St II o'clock, A. M., all the legal and equi
table estate and interest of the Gold Hill
Mining Company, in all real and personal
estatefeonveyed to Isaac ii. Smith, by M
L. Holmes, and others, by Deed bearing
dab: July , 9tJ. 1855, and registered in Book
j i,)ii .1. . r rea.. r
w, page ox uie negieici n vmcc oi
Rowan County ; and in that , conveyed tb
the President and Directors of the Gold
Hill Mining Cotbpariy, by Edward B. Rice,
by Deed dated September 29th, 1853, and
registered in Book 40, page 88 of the Reg
ister's Office of Rowan County, wherein
the same may be found particularly iet
forth and described, Also, nhy and all
leeral and eauitabk estate and interest of
aid Company, of or in any real or per
sonal estate situated at of near Gold Hill,
in Rowatf County. Terms of sale, Cash,
and the titles retained to await the furth
er direction of the Court.
LUKE BLACKMER, C. M. E.
June 14,'66. prfee$25 no64tw&wtds
State of North Carolina,
Rowan Couirrr.
Court qf Pleas and, Quarter Sessions,
Man Term, A. J). lSt&
Elisabeth Bringje vs. Lawrence A. Bring
le, John Hi -ingle and Lavinia Bringle,
PrtiTion for Dower.
It anoearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Lavinia Bringle, one of the de
fendants in this case, is a non-resident of
this State, it is therefore, ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six con-
o, ,-niivi. WeT-kB rnTBK)t,t NORTH STTfc
....lit viior auitl defendant of the filing of.
this petition and that utile.- gne appears :n
the next term of this CjAnrt to be held for
the Cmitoowan af :flreCottrt Honse
in Salisbury j on Ue 1st Monday in Angust
aeit, ana: pleads, answer or; ewnurs, tne
me will be heard ex parte ana judgment
rendered pro camfeaso as to her. f
Witness, Obadiah Woodson, Clerk of
onr said Court, at Office, the 1st Mon
day in May, A. P. 1866,, and in tbe
90th year of uf Tndrepelence.T
OBADIAH WOODSON, Clerk.
June I, 66. (prfee$10 6A 6w
FOR RENT.
A g"od Dwelling House in one of the
best neighborhoods of the City, for par-
tk9lUi'Tt0 a a
i,. u. vrAiu.
Juns 4, 65
Ooart Advertisements.
State of North Carolina,
Rowas Cunrrr.
Superior Court of Low, Spring Term,
A. D. 186G.
LVf Atlantic Bank of Near ,Y,orV Sf
luruu a i n 1 1 rv iuiu .
ATTACHMENT.
It appearing to the aatlriactioa of the Court that the
defenJant, Hiuieon Krankibrd, tea noo-reatdent of the
Htate, it i, therefore, ordered and adjudged that publi-
ration be made for lx ucoeaive ireet IS The DM
North Htate," nottfying him to Be and appear befurr
the Judge of our Superior Court of Law, at the aaxt
Court to be heid for the Coun'v of Rowan, at the Court
House in Salinbury on the itth Monday after the 4th
Monday in Auirust next, then and there to plead or re-
plevy, andabow eause, if any be ha, whyhe plaiutiff
should not hare judgment again! him, and the House
and Lot levied upon be aold to atify the Mae.
Witness, Dbadiah Woodson, Deputy Clerk and ex-
officio, acting Clerk of our said Court, at Office, the
13th Monday afterthe last Monday in February, A. D.
1886, and in the 90th year of our independence.
UiJADIAH WOODaOX, Deputy
and acting Clerk .
June 18, '68. IMeellO no66 6w .
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DAVIDSON OOL'STT.
Ooart of PlMl and Qaartcr Sudsa, Mi) T m, ISM.
C. F. Low. Es'r of I Petition to tttt
B bar Mlllr der'd, (v.) the e.tatf of Bar-
Jaoob MilUr ao4 oUxr. bar Miller.
It appearing to Ui Court t at M'.chacl Mil Vr, Henry
Mill r, Joho rri--r, Alexuder rcor Siullh Km and
other tl children of Barbae tVaor, i... wit of Lena
ard feeior, and the ereonal rtpre otalirea of Jaonb
Huffman, dec',1.. re-t a beyond the 11 Oil' of this State,
ll la therefore ' rder d by 'h - Court that MbliraUon be
made for alx tree In the -Old North Slate. a newi a- er
puhllahedln Sal abury, N.C. noUljlc aaid baent defend
ant to ai-pear at the next Coart cf Pka aod Quarter
Seaalona to be held for the Oonaty of David eon at the
Court H "Uo. la Lealnaton, on the aeoo-d Monday In Ai-
guat next then an t there an ahow .-, T any tbejr hare
why the prayer or the tVIUonar ahall uot be grant-d
ou erwia-i- will be hear 1 ex. ne aj to them.
Wltnea L K. Pe'ryman, Clerk ' f aald Crtort at Offlct In
Lexington, a.sond Mondar of May 18tS.
1. K. PEBKVMAN. C C 0.
Jane 14, nol t - r'ee lu)
North Carolina,
Davidson County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1866.
John W. Payne Adm'r., De bonnis non
vs. Asa Jones, and wite tMuabetn,
. V . .... .r .
and others.
Petition to sell land to pay debts.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
fonrt that G. O. Payne, 8. A. Payne,
Martha Payne, Mary Payne, and Erasmus
1'ayne, defendants m this case, reside be
yond the limits of this State. It is there
fore ordered by the Court, that publication
be made for six weeks in the "Old North
State," a newspaper published in Salis
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,
in Lexington, on the second Monday in
-August next, then and there toplead, an
swer or demur to the petition, or the same
will be taken prp-coufesso and heard ex
parte, a to them.
Witness I. K. Perry man, Clerk of said
Court at office in Lexington, the second
Monday of May, A. D. 1866.
I. K. PERRYMAN, C. C. C.
June 1466. 1 no64 prfee12
Read Brothers & Co.,
STRAW GOO DS,
F U R ate WOOL HATS,
22, 24 and 2G Rkade Street,
0pp. A. TV .Stewart & Co.
June -.S, 'ill,.
New Vork.
no69 tl.
State of north Carolina,
rollna, )
TMENT, S
t 31, 1866. )
TREASURY UKPAH'J
a Raleigh, March
To Holders of Cokpotts qf NorUt-Carolina
tt
Bonds.
BY ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEM
bly of North-Carolinai ratified Mar. 10, 18156,
I aui directed to, prepare and sell for not less
than par bonds of the State running thirty-1
lour years, with Coupons bearing six per cent'.
interest, payable seim-aunually, of the deiiotn.
ination of $100, 500, and $1,Q00, principal
and interest untaxable, fur Uw purpose ol pay
ing coupons now due and to become due in
I -tit i. and bonds due and.io.fall due in 1866.
By authority vested in the Public Treaaurer,-!
designate New York as tike place f payment.
Parties entitled, desirous of eafceunar the ex
change authorized in said. Act, wiU please com
municate to me at once the amount and char
acter of the ..securi'tie which they wish to be
funded, in order that I may know the number
and denomination of the bonds which nil! bef
uired.
After the engraver shall furnish .the
- ' - ' .
with little Delay
Under advice of the Attorney General, Cou-
pons of bond tsstiwl since, but undter acts
ptMMd before May "JtHh, 18J61, will be funded
unoVMhe act id March 10th, IMii, JkniM
their identity is establishetj, by BViug cut from
the bonds in my presence, a provision neces
sary on account of the similarity to other Cou
pons, issued since May 20th, 1861 .
KEMP P. BATTLE,
n13dlw. Public TrrmmTur.
DENTISTRY
DR. 8. ANGLE,
Offers his Professional servicf to the
citizens of Rovn aad the surrounding
Counriea.
All operations performed with neatness
and dispatch.
Lir" Charges moderate.
Post Ofice Cool Bprinfw, IreWI Co.,
.EWFIRM IN SALISBURY!
i. W. GRAY. & CO.
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FANCY DRY qOODS, .
which they will sell for cath or barter, only, a
follows, A large and beautiful assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
embracing the newest and
season.
leading styles of the
A largo assortment of flontlemen'a.
Youth
and Boy- Good,
Ladle Summer Wrappings.
Ijadies' Misses, and Children'
Trimmed Hat, now shapes,
Ladies, Misses and Children,
Hoop Skirts, Lmjiea, Misses
and Children. Balmoral Shoes,
and Gaiters, Bonnets, Ribbon,
Gloves, Hosiery, tc, Yc
Gents and Boy Shoes of every Description,
'Gent, Boys and Childrens Rats, of
every variety for summer wear,
Crockery and Glassware,
tTood and willow ware.
Also, ;(
Drugs, Medicines. Paints
and Dye Stuff's,
of all kinds.
They are prepared to fill all orders, of Physi
cians, for Drug and Medicines, at the ahortast
notice. The Drug department will be under ths
charge of a regular Physician. '
They also have a branch of their business at
County Line, Davie County,
where all of the above named articles', may nke
wise be obtained on the same terms.
The atfcve stock of Hoods, having been pur
chased since the late heavy decline ofpeioes in
the Northern Cities, will be sold a LOW as they
can possibly lieJjonght fn thi market.
P. R. Martin, invites his old friends of Davis
County especially, to give him a call When visiting
this market.
J. W. GRAY,
P. K. MARTI JT,
J.McGCIBK.
Salisbury, X. C, April Si, '68. tf-nol.
B. P. WILLIAMSON & Co.,
CoinmigsioM merchants,
RALEIGH. N. C
SELL on Commission Cotton Yams, Sheetings,
lt:ii.it' Flour Tiitrd llri,fl Fmifu wlitA-S
Brandy, and all kinds of country produce.
They also keep constantly on hand for sale,
Plows, Iloes, Axes, Shovels, Spades, Corn Shel
I "is, and all kinds of- Agricultural Iniiili-nients.
Hardware, Tin Ware, and Groceries of every do
scription.'
They respectfully solicit consignment from
Fanners and others, in the. western part of the
State,' and pledge themselves to irive their best
attention to all orders and consignments entruat-
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Best to refer to McCubbin Foster & Co- Salis
bury, Tod.R. Ca(.well, Pres't., N. C. R. K. Mor
ganton, J. A. Rosebro, StatesvUIe.
april I, '66. noltf
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CHARLOTTE. N. C.
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