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BAMSHl'BY, N. 0., A 170. 4, 1868.
FOR HU&IDENT;
, '
HORATIO SEY
OV XKW VOU K.
FOR TICK PRESIDENT:
GBJV. FRM P. liUIR,
of Missouri.
I
UMV J V ill
liOW UNMI.N ! . THK FiUCT10N OK THE
M t M v. a UMV ami NAVY ; THE ABO
LITION VV THE KUKKI'M K.VS HI UK VI. 4
all I'oxrrn-AL rxsTRt'NKVTA i.rriKH
PE8IUNCD To KJOCl'HE NEOBO SUPREMA
CY Democratic Platfoem.
IT 18 KOT A MERE PARTY TRIUMPH WE
KK. WE ARK TBVlKti TO 8 A YE OUR
COUNTRY FROM TBK DANGERS WHICH 0
VKB1IAMO (T. Cor. m.vk 'n Amuehh.
Til ESTATE CONVENTION.
Tho Wilmington Journal bays that
New Hanover will send up a large
delegation to Raleigh on the 13th,
and invites the Charluttee and Salic-,
bnry Globs to meet them there on
that occasion. Wo have no douht
that Jfcwnti will bo well represented
il?wBoiivcntioii, ani if their means
wooRT justify it we have no doubt
tbt ourclab would heartily respond
by making an excursion to "the city
Oaks'' to meet their Conservative
iiud Democratic brethren of the East,
nod w o hope that many of its mem
bors w
i.l attend as it is.
THE WELTING OF THE CLUB
HI LAST NIGHT.
Tho meeting of (lie, Salisbury Sey
monr and Blair Club last night was
the largest. W most enthusiastic
which bus yet takent place. The Dis
trtct comt being in session a. large
number of people from th country
were in attendance and tho large
Hall" was well liiled. Gov. Vance
bring in town was pretaeJ into ser
itHjpHniiiitni ons fiends here
and enierfffned the audience- for
nearly an hour in one of his churac
teristie speeches, abounding with wit,
humonr, unccdoto. and argument,
t liieh was enthusiasticaly applauded.
After Gov. Vanco had concluded
- -
Ilon-Ihoe. S. Ashe arose in response.
to loud calls from all parts of tho
Hall and made a forcible aud arv
gumeutative speech which was like-
wiae loudly applauded. During th
meeting a bon-fire was blaz'ng in the
street just opposite the Hall.
We have heard as yet of no clubs
being formed in other parts of the
county, but we are assured that there
soon will be clubs formed in every
precinct. Our friends in other parts
of the. State need have no Teamlor"
Old Ho wan she will do '. her duty
nobly as she did in the late Election.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
We publish to-day, as a matter. of gen
era! intereal to many of onr readers, spe
cial regulations 69 and 60 of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. They
will give some idea of tfee manner m which
the industrial Interests of tbe country are
being paralyzed by the legislation of the
present Radical Congress and' wliat we
may expect if we continue that party in
P?wer- . .' .;'
We gather the following exhibit from
Assessor II elper's books, which shows
the..amount.of Internal Revenue Assess
ments' made in this District from the 12ih
of October 1865, to the 30th of Jnne
1868, and the cost of making them.
Wdwkamount a.8seseed, 802,557,48
Assessors salary and
commissions, $6,420,67
Assistant .assessors'
PT, 16,732,62 ,
Clerk hire, office rent, '
postage, advertising', si
-express -and station. ..
etji 6,310,19"'
29,463,48
From thia ex hihit it appears that tho
assjMmcnt of this large snm in this im
porUn t 1)m tricV was made at a cost of on-
1 3 per coot., a much smaller coat than
thai of nauy of the Districts.
Ju.-t thiak nf Ul Eight buudrad and
two thousand fire hundred sod fifty r v. n
dollars collected from a District while it
people were deprived of representation in
Congress. Sueh has been radicalism in
the past, what Can We elpect of it in the
future.
RATIFICATION MEETING IN
ROWAN.
Pursuant to previous notice a very
large and respeclable portion of the
Democrats and Conservatives of
Rowan aascmblcd in mass meeting at
the Town Hall in Salisbury on Sat
erday the 1st inst. On motion ol
Mnj, James E. Kerr, the meeting was
organized by the appointment of
James B. (iibs n, Esq., as President,
Maj. K, F. Hull and John X. Graham,
Esq., as Vice Presidents and Dr
J. II. Frnloy as Secretary. The Picsi
dout theu called upon Wm. II. Daily,
Em., to explain alija of. aw
meeting, which he proceeded to do
Me anrf eloquent f-pcccli which
gave universal satisfaction?
On motion a committee of twelve,
consisting of tho followiifg gentle
men. J. M. McCotkle, Wm. II. Bai
ley, Luko Blackmer, Kerr Crejge,
Juhn S. Henderson, Tillman Cranford,
W. II. Fraley, Jeremiah Barringer,
Henry Barringer, Dr. J. a. Fraley,
Dr. Mil j A. J. Rose in an and John
C. Miller, was appoint-d to draft re
solutions for tho Cuiisidcraiiou of the
meeting.
After an absenco of a few min
utes the committee returned and re
ported, through its chairman, J. M.
McCorkle, Esq , jhe following pre
amble and resolutions :
Wherkas, Tho Democratic and Conser
vative musses of Kowan county have as
sembled in Convention for the purpose of
expresMiiir their sentiments upon the issues
presented for tho decision of the people iu
the coining; eompaigu ; therefore,
Resolreil, Tliat iu the opproaching Presi
dsntial canvass the question of civil uud
constitutional liberty on the one hand and
military force and absolute despotism on tho
other is to bo met and decided.
! -lr, I. That, we heartily endorse the
platform of principle adopted by .the Na
tional Democratic Convention at its late ses
sion iu the city of New York.
Resolved, That in Horatio Seymour we
reeoguize tho eminent statesman who looks
to tho Constitution and the laws as tho bul
work of liberty and the sole guaranty of the
Union : as one who bus at least in .view the
inaintRinance of 4he Constitution, aud who
poswswej thti charities and nmeuities of
Christian gentleuia a ; and in Ciuraf! V
P. Blair, we recognize the experienced leg-
is later aud gallant soldier ; aud both shafM
vt reive, onr hearty and nndtrmwl support '
Resolved, That we anproVe (if the call for
a State Convention to be held iwltuleigh on
the 3th uitt., aud that the Chiarman of this
metiting be requested to appoint tifty dele
gates to represent Rowan county iu said
Convention.
Resolved. That the Cliairufan of this 'iineet
ingbe also requested to appoint twenty five
delegate to represent Kownn County iwa
District Convcnthm to be held at Statesville
on the day of for the purpose of
nominating an elector for President and
Vice-President, and a Candidate for Congress
for this District.
Resolved, That our venerable and distin
iruished fellow citizen and 'Representative iu
Congress the Hon. Nathaniel Hoyden for
his devotion to Constitutional principles, his
untiring and succcssfull labors in securing
the removal of the political disabilities of aH
the officers elect in this Cotiaressional Dis
trict, and for his able and patriotic speechc,-in
ooDosition to that most mischievous military
hill , the undisguised tendency of which was
Ihe conversion or the Soutjieru states into a
ilitary camp, and the arming of neighbor
Bfiraiust neitrhbor is entitled to the gratitude
oft the people of his District as well as of all
truV North Carolinians. .
Resolved, That we recommend the forma
tion of Seymour'and Blair ' Ctubs inovery
precinct in ttowan Uounty.
Wb' resolutions wore 'admeata'd: hy
M:r. McC'Qr'trc iti a very alte and
teingfSpBech, in wliiclt ka fully ex
posed tin1 extravagance, corrnpfioji
afid usurpations of the Radical party.
Luke Black oicr, Esq , and Dr. T. W.
Keene, ao epoko briefly, but wtili
great force in favor of the resolutions.
F. E. Suobor, Esq , declined to ads
d rets the iheetlng in consequence of
his feeble fit'al ill. .
The question was then put upon
the pafrauge of tlio resolutions when
they wera iinduimouely adapted,
In un punnec of -the 4th resolution
the President appointed nppoin ted J
the following delegates to represent
the petiiocrals und. Qneervalives of
Kowan in the State Conventidn to be
held nt Raleigh
.11 tlin 1 '( 1,
fc". y.. 1U.1I IIJBI.
TO RALEIOH.
1? V
ohn Murphy.
J. M. MeCorkle,
Wm. H. Bailey,
m. A. llouck.
eorge Honck.
lion. Lewis Ilaues,
S. H.vde,
Kerr Craige,
J. 8. Henderson,
, S. Fraley;
D.Johnston,
L. Blackmer, R
Culbertison,
Jas. E. Kerr,
DrTJ7W.Hall.
K; Hi Cowans
A. f.iVRe.
Dr. J. A. Caldwell, Di O. P. Houstou.
Mai. w. M. Bobbins Jacob Goodman . ir..
J. Barringer J. F. Clodfelter.
J. Milletr Dr J. K. Kraley.
J. P. Marlin.
J. A. Ki nd i n i. m. Hejirr Barringer, Est)
ThtH. Martin.
W. Tro.
il.'U Tr tt.
Jo. liandafMS,
W. H Atwell.
Wa. Lnekey
M- I- Holmes,
John V. t
Irliiliiitlg.
)r MAJ Ionian H.-v. I. M Hhayer,
Wm I'rawf.od. l "fl' lUrul.arut.
James -JJrown,
S . Kntler.
N. P. Hall.
J, K . Uraham,
Dr. F.JJ. Lueky.
Mat. JsaatBUueU
J. JUMcCouoaughey,
(1ki. Huts.
Mt-oro Itarger,
Geo. Pinkston,
Dr. M. L. CbuDU.
K. A. Caldw.lt.
And in pursuance of tho (Mi roto!
lution the following gentlemen woro,
appointed delegate to tho District
Cuuveniion at Statesville.
OKLOATtS TO BTATMYU-ia.
Dr. A. C. Hendersoni John Graham,
Dr. M. A. Locke, Calvin Bld,
T. 0, Watson. Abram UnU,
Capt W C Congbenonr Oei.. Lyerly, J
TW. S. Beeves, U. ury Miller,
W. It. Fraley, J- K. Ornluun,
P. E. Slmber. Dr. O. P. Houatoa.
Jas. K. Kerr, M. A. Witherspooo.
N. V. Hall,
K. J. Holmes,
M - L. Hollies,
K. Mauney.
Wm. Wanton,
Stephen V. Cowan,
J. P. (tiMMlmau,
J. W. McKeasie,
C. 8. Drown, '
Man iu Jones,
T. M. Orawdi
J. J. limner,
.Solomon Klutta,
I. C
ti j! .l
xiiw proceeuwiga oi me iiieuijng
were ordered to be published in the
Old North State with a request that
tho Democratic and Conservative pa
pers of tho State copy tho tautt.
On niolion tho meeting fneii ad
journed.
Jas. B. Gibson, President.
LFK'ot., Vic.Prc.lden,.
J. It. Fkaucv, Seo'y.
1' i.i i a i. ko. 59.
Instruction? to suppress the unauthor
ised production of Alcoholic- 1
Spirit and Vapors.
TlKAgimT DEfrABTMFNT, 1
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, July 25, 1868. )
Tho provisions of section four of the
ffte
act of July'S0, 18C8, are as follows :
' v.. 4. -Aih'U it Jarllia-awcicd, 1 hut
distilled spirits, spirits, alcohol, and alco
holic spiriM, within the true intent and
meaning oi tins act, is that substance
known a ethyl alcohol, hyibated oiide
o ethyl, or spirit of vvini', which is coin-
1 oToi 1 v produced by tho fermentation of
vm ,i i , ,
grain, srami, uioiasscs, or sugar, inclu
ding all dilutions and mixtures of thie
imbalance; and rbo tax shall attach to
this substance as eoon a it is in existence
as such, whether it bo subsequently sep
arated as pure or impure spirits, or be im
mediately, or at any subsequent time,
transferred into any other substance, eith
er in i he process of original production or
by any FuLscqiicnt process ; and no inash
fit f-'- 1inll!nlirni JsW
Chat. McKeiuie,
J. A. Hawkins,
Henry Nfiller,
BoOt. Smith,
K. Mauuey.
8upheu I ."ill,
onofsrlTTorTraj; shall LeTe I fSllfT V "MA RRI'VI'S
TIr
madQ or teruienteu m any uiinoiiig or on
v buildniir or on
.in y premihi-e oilo r than ft diatiliory Jul v
authorized according to law ; and no such
mash, wort, or wash so mnde and fermen
ted shall ho sold or removed from anv dis
tillery before being distilled ; and no per
son other than uu authorised distiller shall,
by distilmtiuu, or by any other process,
separate the alcoholic spirits from any fer
mented UWlh, wort, or wash; aud no per
son shall use spirits or nlcohol, or any
vapor of alcoholic spirits, in manufactur
ing vinegar or any other article, or in any
process of manufacture whatever, unless
the spirits or alcohol so used shall have
been produced in an uuthorized distillery
and the tax thcreirh paid. Anv person
who shall violate any of the proviaicins ofweatjier, opper, per pound,
this section shall be fined, for every of
fence, not less than five hundred dolhtrs
no mna 4 1 1 i n i : , . t ' , 1 1 1 n i . 1 ,.'! .. , . J
nws ui'.'it. iiitii it ui'Mi-i.tiMi uuiiaroa Ulrll
imprisoned for not less than six mouths
nor more than two years : Provided, that
nothing in this section shall be construed
to apply to fermented liquors.
The object of this section was evident
ly to enable the I:.:ornal Revenue office
to suppress all manner of distillation of
spirits not expressly authorized bv law.
and to collect tho tax on all alcoholic
spirits manufactureiL- ' The laws oxistinff
prior td this act were found to he ineffi
cient, and all efforts to seenre a uniform
enforcement of them wore frustrated hy a
disagreement among the courts in differ
ent sections of the country as to the pro
per construction of such laws. The mean
lug af this section, however, cannot he a
matter ot doubt. U nder it, no article into
which alcoholre spirits. or alcoholic vapor,
enter us'an ingredient can be lawfully
manufactured, except such spirits or ukji
hoi have bfeen produced in an authorised
distillory afed havopaid the tax. '
Tho largest ehws of cares affr-cted hv
thia section ishatdf the manufacturers of
vinegar by various processes oldistllhuidn.
Many of these maiiufactuiets have heen
hoiiostly eiigngnd iu the business of ma
king vinegar with no intention to defraud
the revenue; while many others, Hinder
tbe pretence of making vinegar alone
nave oeen eommutiug oagrant ar.d .inten
tional frauds, lietween tutsse two classed
"Congress has made no discrimination, 'and
the provisions of this 'section were intend
ed to close all such manufactories.
In order that equal and uniform justice
may be done to all persons engaged in this
business, Assessors and Collectors will at
once take steps to advise those in their
respective districts of the terms of the
law, and tbe purpose of tbe Department
to require full compliance with its nrovis-
'"s ; and if any fjirrlrji nn, ,or attempts
to carry on. the business nrohihitd br
this section, after being so advised, they
111 institute proceedsnirs nnder iia oei.j
jirUTIBlUJIS.
A. KOLUNS,.
Commissioner
1 ; SB
arariAL To 60.
(Ammtnittg Jtonthly Inpsmarits of
Dealers in 7VAiw, Snuff and Ciors-
f TasatraT DAaTHT,
titfice u Infernal Rem,
WaaMngto.,, July 86, 184V
Boatioo 76 ot lhatArt of J uly SO. 1M,
requires every dealer hi auutaetured to
baoao having on hand moie than twenty
pounds, and every dialer in snuff having
on hand tnoejthan ten pounds, to make
and deposit immedieJaUr with the Afsist
aui Assessor of die fWff r diviainu an in
ventory, taken under oath, setting forth
the amount of soch tokgs and snuff re
ipectiyyly, and to msJHntd deposit a like
invcottk with tho Attestant Assessor on
the lirst o mu.1i uiunth th- n .ttur, as prsM
vldcd by V .
After the first day or January 1M9,
It smoking, line rukchewing tvbaejp, or
mufl', and after tbu Aral day of J9 lb-
69, all cAtr manufactured tobacco of ev
ery iecrrption is to bn akedaad deemed
to'bave been m.uiuf.icturcd after lbs pas
agbf the net, aud is required to bo put
np In packages and stamped as provided
by law.
Section 94 reqoirce averv dealer in ci-
cars, ot Km i
lorei
igu or domes tie tnanu-
TOtture, Dartnjr on n.itut more man nvo
I kll( al too passaga of ibis acU
. : : "
the Assistant Assessor of the proper di
vision, a true in vent my of all cigars iu
his poascssiou, arid to make uu i file a like
inventory on the first day of euch month
notil the lot oi April, I H&y. at wUUk4ato
alt cbjprs of every description are to be
dccmd to have been manufactured after
the passage of this act, and are required
to le stamped accordingly.
Blank forms for inventories (No. 75)
will be forworded iu a short time, and as
sessors will, as soou aa the blanks are re
ceived, require their assistants to proceed
at ouco to notify all dealers, and call upon
them for the inventories required by law,
and then-after inventories must bo return
ed on the first day of each month. These
inventories mnst bo immediately forwurd
ed by the Assistant Assessors to tho As
sessor, who is required to transmit ab
atraets of ibe same to tho Commissioner
of Internal Revenue.
E. A. R0LLTNS
Commissioner.
OBITUARY.
Died, nt his reMdenee in Rowan County,
. nn . t . I T . J
on the .v ultimo, .iohw si. ivokani k, arou
70 years. Since 18:12 he had been a ruling
Elder in Back Creek Presbyterian Church,
aud no christian ever more fait i. fully dis
charged the duties which hie station aeWKy
ed upon him. Asa friend he was true and
faithful, as a man npricht and honorable, as
a cl.rUthiu, uunfli-etedly pious. He burn his
last illness, wtiieli was' prolonged for nine
months, wi th' great fortitude and perfect re
signation to the will of his Divine Master.
He leave a largo circle of friends and rela
tives to mourn his loss, but they sorrow uot
as those who have-no nope.
N. 0. Pesbyt riith. please copy.
I v
AUGUST 4, 1868.
fKroRTKD sr BiNflUAM co., oaocras.
flaron, per pound 18 to 21)
i 'iti". iKM-ii.iii.il, r. ... 85 to St
Corn, per biuli, of&o llm , l.X, : , J,8H
Meal, bu.li. 4fi " .......... 1.3i to t, 3d
Copperas, -u iJ 10 to v
Candles, 'fWow, ' !Allo 3U
Adamant lite,. t. 2 to 00
Cotton, per pound 16 to Iti
Yarn, per buncli 2.00 to 8.00
Iirirs, tier doztii,
Vi to 16
40 to 50
6.00 to 5. 60
V36.00
80 to 88
to
to J,
00 to 0o
Kuit titers, per pound,
'tour, per sack
F.isli, Maekeral, ' . 1
2
" . 3
fruit, dried, apples pealed
' nap'ld
" " Pearlies, peu4t, ......
jo to
.5. to
63 to
33 to
IS
6
75
IB
1 1 i j.i ...........
sole,
Iron, bar, "
" castings, "
N'aita, out, "
Molasses, sdrlinm. yr af
" Weid India, "
8 to
.-" to
.oi
in
to
Be
60- to
1.00 to
60 to
10 to
76 to
60 to
tb to
18 to
32 to
00
.'-II
78
13
100
00
N
90
K
rvrup, r
Onions, perbnsbrl, .......
I'ork, per pound, .jae
Potatoes, Irish, per bushel,
" Hweet. " . t... ..
Pupir, Uivwn. per pound
" tlarifiod. " ,
frushed Pfjvcrize I
Bale, const, fir sack, ........
T'n ttverpool, " .......
" Table,
Tobacqo, Leaf, per ponnd
0.00 to 0.00
3:00to.00
6.60 to 6.00
00 to
. . manulacturcu,
.30 to 1.60
t iSmokiiii'.
.......
"fn. -.Mr-rnn"
40to!.oo
NE W A D VWTlSEJl&Mm
WESTERN N0.CA. RAILROAD,
Office Secretary twA f reaffirm;.
statesville, July 29th, 1308.
THE Annuel Mlillfcw flf tbe Stockholders
of the Western N. 3T -Kay road Company,
will be held in Statesville, on Thursday, the
27th day of August, 18G8
i R. F, SIMONTON,
airg-4-td .Secretary and Treasurer.
-h
IS. II
I, COMMISSION AND
Af er.u for M. DitIs S Sod' (
Vlrcinta Chrwinir f okl
Liberly
iCO.
,..rli
ftichmoi
Va..) Celebrated
Ar"l for Utter Bro'n. FiinerphortBmte nf I.tme,
Agents Ar Vulcaa Iran Works, Richmond, V.
Wilmington, N. C.
Jki- K. HILL
janeS7;W.tw:lr
NO 82 NORTH WATER ST
JOB PRI VH VU
ISs4y KoscriUd at this' Ytffce.
JSFsimi hi' i" nt ' ' i un i in p ii
StK V. V BBki
enz'j""ir.rwwirton '"W
NKltA
jkm.
40 Yobfh Btforo the Public.
J
TftE SOUTHERN 4
III irvijic PILLS,
That U, baw awe an J urtR tritd rwasay
for all ItJiiiut dmoHt, ettateJ Ay .
DISEASED
LIVER.
f-f" Head the foUowiuf Certified U from
MM of ttie WRtiett retpretaWtiyjBf
L1VKH COMPLAINT. .
Rsv. Da. C. V. ln., (A up. 2-. W.)
. . '1 l ave AniviHl gremt benefit from tlw
Pillt, Vhd Jmve p many Umilie!. ami in
dlvidimU uMpToiind them very belfefieial.
and I bava alao iniown ;Ayii'if in ewra
ttandiny U recummeithem to their patient.
For all diseases un ol xbe
aar. 1 UrU
lere I
(J.uuaryJL JfR.1.) say r ".for twelve years
I was a gHat nfler r. My livr was disea-wrt.
I lost iny Oedi and strength, aud my skin
seemed ohantfrd in iti color by die bile with
which mytem was ovcrchareed. I became
i tubjoct to ln-iei.i Hii.l vim, mii aim. k ol hil-
ious cuolic, every aitai-k leaving me makn
thou its predecessor. The physietans had been
ablu to i nit ii me'up a little, but my health was
iu a deplorable state. I had taken patent me
dicines until I was tired ol litem Without
eueigy oWoinlort, I was barely able to o a
bout a litlk. At length I yielded to the ear
nest persuasion of a friend and commenced
taking the HEPATIC PILL8. with no confi
dence in thenl. They acted like charm on
me. From that hoHr Thave improved. 1 have
persevered In their use, until now, by God's
blessing, am well and hearty. I bad a negro
man, who, as I believe, was r-aved I mm death
by a dps of tliese Pills. My Doctor's bill was
annually from $100 to $200, but I hava had
no usr for a physician since. I can confidently
recommend them as a superior family medicine
They can bo sent to any point in the United
States by Mail or Kx press.
PKIOB Vor onr boi, ito cntt. tfc. S.!M)r-Hair Grow
In-One Oruu, I8 Torre 0ro.f, il FlT flron, ii.
Thrruh mu.l rlthrr tt'oiii.oy tliv nrrtrr lor Ihr Mull
dm or It will b u C. U. I. Or thculil b SMS
o. w. sats,-
Ko. US, Sovra Caluooi Stiiit,
OlLTIMOU 11 Ol,
ilwra Ukji U1 W prMupllj attt-ri'lttl lo.
r.ir tans Mntirlan r.tll on mil ruprelaWe nrninrlfU
verjrwlirro. ad on nil Uir Drufi In m .
JOHN II. KSXIS8.
Drugfiat, S,iiri..l AgeuU
li:rlwlr
LAND SALE.
ls obedience to an older of the
lens and (j'lartei- Sessions fur P;ivil-
son county, nt May Term. 1808, wc will sell
affblic iuetion, on the picmhesAfca. 4lh day
of Augnat next, at 12 o'ulouk. m., ou a crtdu
of six month's two
Valuable. lT.rac.ls vf Land .1
belonging to the estate of Win. Owen, deed.
Ono tract of Rot) acresypil'iaU-d in. the Junwy
SeUU-'umnt, a.u.biai.t;il for its liuOhmgL
misw, lytfog on ihe Yadkin BirMPpaifMi'
-'flwacres both finely improved a'ld well wa
tered, jt'rsons desiring' valuable rent estate
shuuhl attehd. At tho same time ond place a
qnaitlity of Grain.
A. J. UW IiiN, I . . .
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J. II. SMITH. (
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Lexington, R C , June 23, 18C8. "
2ow:3t
Edgeworth Female Seminary
'"PHIS Institution will be re-opened on the
J first day of September,
With a full corps-of Teachers. The entire ex
pense for a session of 20 weeks, "Of Tuition,
with Board, Washing and contingent fee, will
be according to tbe dass: either $105, oi $110,
or $11G if paid in advance ; or $116.50, or
$121 5 or $12&50, il paid half in advance.
Moderate extra charges will be made for an-
Tj cient and modern Languages, Muslo, Drawing,
ana un raiuting. ror circulars aaoress.
J. M. M. CALDWELL,
July 9. (6t) Greensboro' N. C.
EmigrantsComiirg
LANDS WANTED, in Rowan, Davie, Da
-vjdatm,4rekll, Catawl-Stanly, llecklrti'
burg, Forsythe, No title to be given til
mouey is paid. Five per eent. couiiuissions
charged ou.ajl sales. Soil half your lands and
the rcmaindt'r Vyill be worth double, and rbc?e
thrifty Jersey fafme'ra will develope onr-eotin-try;
Send us descriptions of property, with
pnofestSc.- Iiiqiiii'iea prdmptly itltftt'L"
mm S n. enniss,
K . Salisbrrrv, N. 0.,
Agent fur Van gjrclela' New Jersey Lund Agency
N. B. Gold Mines and -other mineral pi o-
perties sold by special contract. "
BER THE DEAD.
BUIS'
SALISBURY, N, C.
Main and Council Street,
the OuUrt-Donse.
rilH E undersigned crtSBnoea tofurnish Honumcnts,
-- To in ins I load and l'oot Stones. Ac. to nil Ibo
desirs them, at bribes to Mit the tinier. Ke denen
eoui K tmon. lie, reinrra uianrs wr nast mrors,
and holies to merit n eontinuance of them. '
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c .'I'li , n. puis,
JalyTT, 1868. fl6m
T f T" i rraKci tt -vf tfivryinio
I WIUVKUMVJ TjytgUUHi
THE 45th Session of this institution will
begin ou the 1 si-lay of Oct 1868 and on
the Thursday before the 4th of July 18bD.
The organization of the institution is
very complete, embracing .extensive ami
thorough courses of instruction in Literature
and Science and in tho profcaaious of Law,
Medicine and Engineering.'
' Estimated expenses xclusive of 1mki1s,
mic btudt-ut .'W : of the Law 6tudcut3C5t.
ana ot the Meatcaf Undent ;5loJt.
For particulars send for Catalozm to Win.
prertenbaker, See. or S."MAl!FIN,
,nairnian ot the Kaeu tv.
REMEM
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V,? War
f Only 30 w-tw-3t
4Tor Life Insurance Only.
PIEPM0N1Q
REAL ESTATE IXSIUMEfOMPlM
nix i a.
t ms
tPITAI
DOLLARS.
on n i.ns
W. 0. I'ARItlM .'1 1 )N ITesidmt.
J. J. HOKlNAr Strretarg.
v . ii. rr.iiiit n , m, 11. Med.
This liberal and miv nf Koulhevu
rs to iu polity holders annually
ot via
aitii..(!':i.
OHEMliafc
It pmnosesto aid Itsjuatroiii by taking rmtea
fur one half of lite pstHHbM. I i 1 1 M
It allow yt patr.nistAay nil cash if rle-rrr.l
K m1teslpaininaJfctend Its amraof ser-
ttstaauu ami see tUeiriigfaU urv.tr. t. a
it miwi its biUmnf t. . li.u.go aittids;
from onenlaee to amtper.
1 1 I'ottcv holders are not restrieti-d aa to tra-ti-I
ntresSsWu e.
Km Colbt II . i at. TAmi
March IHOT
J in uiu!, i -u iiuti, ouioeis ot itaa rraiily of
',rrlMtair.-t V itHi'H. takr plrwrirr a
isiWMasasiaaliani I juliaitia umiuuk- .
"T1h PWuHMlt Ituni EluU lus4iraai'(Uui
panr, or Oils rytsflgv; and liealde the merit of
nsMVfeucy, it. ra anJ t. :ua fur Life luulr
Slice are nueh an to vouinieml iu to public pal
rmiaira. (
Its Stockholder)!, Directorh aud Officer are men
ol kink ilitejrrll . aud luklrona nu iwlv on mi
f hiiuumtdv'.TIfliTi'iit mnriagiTJit'Trt of iu afralr
.None ol us Inive Kt.H nrperwmal Interest hi
thia eouiuauy, and aiiudy sjivu this aa dt-mter
eated Umtimuuy to the maritsof a good fnatiUi
flon. Gko. 8. Stkvrss, Clerk fiwait fouit,
Jonv F. Htx, tHiiriff
Wm. A. HiLt.SuTTpj or.
S. 11. Loviso, ncrktTonnty Conrt.
0 A. Itingbani A t o.. Agents. Salisbury
Wo also bars the ogom y fur JJOihI Plra CsSmr-
parnW.
Traveling agents wanted. Apply to
C'A IT. J A M fc.H W Jolt NSON.
Special Aireut, ( hai lotle, N. C.
Jan. 7.
witwly
The Arlington SfnlBal
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f iff Jnsiiraarf (Coatpnij
OF VIRGIN
A Virginia and Southern Institution
Its Funds arc kept in the South.
It has met with unprecedented success,
lis fortunes are eslttblibhed beyond auy
contingency.
The euipauy lius capital and nsseta, agaiin-t iu
liahihtj il, at ul ;oo!o..ti' tin hi lily Witt any Lite
ii.suruiiee Coiupasy oa l e ooukiaaat, wli.vli ir. the
true U-rt of rjipiiv.liil1ty.- J&
lt anklrs am l aiitioasly adinini-laieil by selected
I'iri'rtors. t resKiisiinltt)' ami Itnine epaoy .
OFJ-Ii UlSj
John i;. Eiw4nxs, .
viea ranuKKKt,
Wj. b. Isaacs,
D.J.U
MKDICAL KXAMINKlr,
"W CITARLBS II. ''"BMITII" M. I)
una al Anvisea, OKNKaai. aoaav;
H. C. CABKLL, JjfO. II. CJ.A1UUKKK
UIKECTOKS:
John raiders,
Hemy K. BE
Willium V. Taylor,
Sauinel .H. Cottrcll,
John Jooley,
t;iiarles T. Worthain,
WUUna wniw,Jr.,
I'M. A. Smith.
Thos. J. I.i ii h,
James A . ' ntt.
It. M Qnarlea,
W. It. Tyler,
J. E. KdwardaV
A. Y.Stoksi
J. B. Morton, .
It. II. Dibrell,
Aaa mi viler.
II. E. ('. BasIerTillr,
LlaskeivilU
raniueit . laruy,
, 'ieorife Jacoba,
J. W. Allisou,
i.eorpe S. 1'almer,
A. I). Chock ley,
H.O. Cabell
l. J. Hartoook.
John fkj Williama,
William O. Taylor,
A. f. AMI,
Wm. B. laanea, T
(inorge L. Bidaood,
Baiiuel 41. lrioe.
William II. l'alwer,
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LEWIS 0. HANES. AoV
Jan 17 tw&wtf Lexikgtost, N. C
1 ' i. -1 H 1, 1 1
Connecticut Mutual Jdfe
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Ilai'lford, Conn.
STATEMENT, DEC. 81, 1867.
ACCUMULATED ASSETS
$17 670,288,88.
JNCOME FOK 1807.
H i
FOll PREMIUMS
$6,33304,95,
FOR INTER ES
5 8
., i .i'l -ito(H WJIssSl
"
LOSSES PAID IN 1867,, m
, $168,75818,
DIVIDENDS PAID IN 1887.
$ 6 4 8 , 0JL 5 , 0 0 --,
:
Interest recoived more than pavs lossa
lHiienb( awrajsre- over SO threap. ;
A 11 p. dicies imn-AirfeitsMe for a stated amount
AKenrancc'can be eflecte4in all forms desired.
8 A ML. POUGLA8 WATR
General Agent, '
Rah'ih, N. C.
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