LAND FOB HKHOL.s
The soldiers, whoa, pfiwiiaai havt
!! .ll-s.noa., wbn victor im m
no. be rl by o.r p-oeJ. Oar
tib migration societies should give land to
ouch salvors our gH.rtoa. Hi, M
r-nprov. that they mw skulked .or
faltereut stood the storm of war like!"""" w"',"
ssa, ap.a thai most iwomkli ten... -
.Let Fairfield the rumple
Let our
sample im our
I no, only the
Tiv1.
immigration .Society be
iu tbe Slate founded on
the treat lav of butim
sua. niu uiiuuirHu i iJUl, mj g.v.inr. .anus ,
i.. .in i .. it i i i
to oar suadiers, to the noblest fcekiigi t
the great Southern heart. Let our Bocio
iv extend iu invitations to the soldiers
.bo fuught for the great cause of the 8ov
rreignty of the State a causa that it
till tar from being loat no natter to
... i..7 rr "TV","
butter on tbe face of the earth, and it ihwy
will come, Fairfield will become .he He
Dialrictof Aemlk Caxolm.. UJ ol lb.
rioutb
. . ..... .
OtartelttatUiat.be.. tbe Aedai had
1 .1 ! .:: J ..!
ae.itful did they feel because they had
cnuuutiw hiv uoi. in uuue. n i.uie n-
fosLghtagaiasi thaia, so cotdlalaa adtuira-
5 5SS for their bravery
and their character, that they settled them
amongst themselves, and gave ikeat
land ana tbe privileges of tbe tame laws
and the ssbm institutions. What a
rtp roach sack a histories! fact is to the
policy of rsngeai.ee pursued by our pres
ent Congress J Bat if Congress perse
cutes our bravest sad best, let us at least
remember then. If we have no public
lands to vote to ibest as bwautios, let us
give them tpch as we have, on tbe fairest
terms. Let Fairfield be the spot toward
wbicb their eyea will torn with pride and
pleasure, to which their orphan children
will eoase In the assared hope of sympa
thy and protection.
This leads us to broach a subject that
hst long been upon oar heart. Is our
talk of sympathy for tbe orphans of oaripare their meat:
neroic ucau 10 sou a .a uua I r.very ,
now sue wea oar papers are anticteo witu,
a tparm of froth and fury on this subject,
hut the curse of the South, the want of
union and co-operation auMogst our peo
ple in their private capacity, for purposes
of earnest work, and the detestable selfish
ness oi those who profess to he our lead
ing public men blast; every project in
the bud. Our people are slow to combine
because unaccustomed to it, and ihctr so
called leaders throughout tbe South, are
toe Isty and too indifferent to etett
themselves tfnrpty for the public welfare.
Is there not energy anoagfc ha at large
and respectable a body as the Mount Zion
society, for example, to devise the means
of adasatiruc some at least of the nrphsns
of bar noble dead I But we do not wiah
to give so great a theme a personal turn.
There are surviving soldieies enough I.
Fairfield District alone, to start a noble
charity, and it will not be difficult to find
a teacher to head the school and devote
his lite to those who gave their lives for
their country. Oh ! that this apathy
might pass away. Oh ! that our indiffer
ence to all bet narrow private interests
might eease. Then waale our ones gUri
our people rouse . themselves, like the
strong man from his sleep, and rhake
n ivineiUe locks. 1 rserastinalion
that WaVne upon the mouth of all enthu-
. r. v . , . .
giaani iuu muui ii uu. u. t x.-irnte i
Id be scouted, and we would begin st
the beginning, and sooner than expecta
tion, would reach the and. We are poor,
Lot let us, for this ami all noble purposes
unite. Union is strength. The first blow
it hsh'tbe battle."-Fairfield (S. C) Ucr
aid.
CLAY ABOUND APPLE TREES.
Probably no fact in agriculture hat
been more clearly digram tnan that
clay mixed with the toil around the
roota of old apple tiees. where the
toil it natu ally an calcareous and
sandy, will act more eflectua! ly in re
i ving tbe system when old. Dig up
or remove the toil to the depth of six
Of eight inches the deeper th" bet
ter, provided tbe ro .ts are not too
ranch exposed by the operation, and
till in the cavity with a Mixture of
loam from the woods and pulverised
clay, in equal proportion. After fill
ing io with tbis Jotxtura, spread ou
aome wood ashes an I gyptuui, equal
pert. This will stimulate the most
morbid system into vigorous action,
and preset ve it in a flotirtsbinc and
. fruitful condition for years. If at the
same time tlsa bark of the trunk and
larger limb be scraped and ekransed
of moss and other paras tes by the
application of a powerful wash, as
for instance boaae-iey or soapsuds
i oe circulating system will exhibit, in
vrea-u power, ..hi oer.uo rwwo. ...
orated witbout manifesting even the. and Utterly ti, nauses
slightest aympsomsof d seaae. I havof yul0lir uu,T Hftpettr luore than
aeaa many old trees, and more than.250 timet Let them get as many elec
ne orchard reautcjtaed in tbi way. In toral vo'er, as iheir names may he read.
prepatmg tbe clay for this purpose, it
should be taken from the bed and i
dried by frequent turning and expos j
iire to the pan. When th moisture,
is expelled, it should be pal verhtrd ;
.M snicssd srit that .no.ilrl a.ine davs
hs.fr.rs. tt U anoliad Mulehimr" is
a beneficial to old trees after thi.,
operation, at ro young one n.wiy
trkoaplauted For tbis purpose, straw
affords a valuable mate.iai; and so,
also, do spent Uu and la e-t strao- a I U d a
injfs. tor. Ueruia.iluwn IcUiravh. Il B d a a
m - Bdati r
HSLY OSK STiTGIi AT A TIME.I.J j "
"Oh deer, I shall never got this , r a 0 at
ruffle done," said Martha to her moth J a a r a- e
r. as she cat by her aide doir.g her d n a r a
vtint." aa it was called. The child B
kept leaving off bar work to look out
of the w iidow down into tile orchard.
a I
i a
r i
- wbere.be wished to be at jlay. This
al osed up ber Hsue, and then fret
ted becautMsbe was o long at fieri
work and said it would never be done.
-'Only on stitch at a tfaaa, jfr-
tba," sa'd bar mot! er , "one atitrh at
I, without lavirt,: oft, ud roar
stint will h. tione. for it s nn: along-
J. Kasx.b.r, it was by one step
(Jj fJf g InHliTa ""a
tlJTZlZL JaZ
j tho I0" f wni. .
, V.T , T . "
! - " - T"" "V u "SI
I'M iievar fur trot. The word
, ' , . "IT: ... 7
h.r.
..u-s. .
"i mi icli at a time, one step at a
tunc.
una latter at a
time, one stroke
nl u tuna I I I t . miu fimiir l
, i
..unl Murlliu Ami it lik ntiM altiiiH
... .i ' " , ., I.
........ ...i ...... ....,u.
uu uy oau weeu at a nine uio ouy
weed, i he garden." Auditliu little tin
rers no parsed nimbly ov.r the ruf
J . j
, e ' ,
; "-. ""
I.l I u :.
I" .
' ,1 fuu'lultrlM I lie 11I1A lrtit lrt.ltllnp
r
nd leaving off to look 'nto the Held
where the children were playing, i
whom d wished .0 join, lie otr'
i kept on pick in,
ier t basket wt
and before her sit -
was halt full. Hers
was
full of the ripe, red berries.
One berry at a time, without loav.
ing off, and she was ready to carry
her well filled basket into the house,
receive her mother's smile, and join
tho other children at their play ;
while bar sister uot only lost halt her
playtime, but made barrel!' nnhappy
by her idleness and discontent.
It is by carry ng one straw at a
time that the bird builds her nost, l.y
one tiny an.p oi nmiey at a nine mo
a , - . . . . '
bee rills her hire, by g.aiu at a I line
the ants build their Itouses, and as the
wise man says, rrov. , as, pre
or food, -'iu tbe
summer
Wi. )oM
wise, my yonng
friends, uml tiegiect to lay up in child
hood, oae at a time, gems of kuowl
edge and truth to brighten y our riper
Oaytf C'AtdTtt ''aper
LEARN A TKADE.
The value of learning a trade be
cornea mure and more certain every
day. Scarcely a week passe, bat
soma young man it asking us to point
oat a field of labor for hi m. With
good attainments, perhaps, or an in
satiable desire to be at work at smoo
thing whereby an honest penny may
be turned, he finds himself landed as
ii were at the first ebb ot . the tide.
The slightest recession of the wateia
deposits him on tbe shore among tbe
weeds of idleness, and unwholesome
vapors becloud his mind. There if
scarcely a man in bnsineas but has
an experience like ours ; hit young
friends continually envying him the
privilege of working in a well .lefin
ed field, and wishing that like him
they had something to strike at.
These young men are generally af
a.M.A.t ii iiL .I,,. ii. ,,r o M, i.i . it .ii
-p. . , .
!They want to be something more
, jt - . i jr.
man cointnoti, inn juisiaKiiig onen
their desires for tho ability to sati-fy
them, they flatter themselves that
they are lit for something better than
the com lion run of humanity. Their
great fault is in trying to achieve
manhood without serving an appron
ticesmu m ir, ana ti.ey nnu tnem-
selves, when they should be prepared
for their life work, wondeiing what it
will tee-, and fretting becatree it dttsn't
declare itself, and nine cases out ofj
ten waiting in vain tor sncli a call, go
into politics, agencies, (fee.
The great remedy for all this is a
trade thoronghiy learned. The time
Ue! ween school and twenty nnewhonl.l
be pent at the carpenter's bench, in
a machine simp or at anvil, so that
when the yonng man commences hi
battle with life in .any vocatiotiXhe
can, if worsted at his first attempt,
torn to hit trade with confidence that
big skilled labor will at least procure
him a living, and perhaps a compe
teuce. lime frittered away in trying
to discover desirable roads to meet - .
foots up a considsrable total on the
float side of I he faalanee atteet. . . j 1
. from the Wilniinstvn Star.
KhES AXSVILLE, X. C, I
Aug. 7tb, 1M8. i
Mr. Editor : l'ossibty tbeenctused ho-
yogripk ou Seymour and Ilhiir, may be
jtervieeilli in the campaign' ommen-
.... .l ... s - a.
they witt snrely be elected. f.Vu may
safety challenge tbe whole Republican
party to stake anything ha. it, in whieb
the names of Oram and Colfax will appear
"uy own, -It is msihemat.eslly im
PossUils. lo tbose nielloed ts ve era
th ttmrrtut, this will secure s
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.
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and
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Jtoads tbe 1
.270
.aye.
Read the soswer to lbs
Ayoio.r be slectad V srssa y todt velva
1 iotas. Tos.
NECESSARY SLEEP.
tv -.i. i c
,. " " f" Mf c,aa!'i' e,,b-
"'V' i",e,f tbe hU f Wak
I "d M " " rCU.rm
' ted during .leap ! if the recuperation
duw not f mI th expanditur, th.
Drain with
una i HiMiniT. iuub
i. is. thai in .-.rlv En.lith hiatory,
persona who were condemned to
jh by being prevented feat tlaop-
iT, alao, that ihoaa who ar ..rvad
person who were con deinned to
to death becotno ii.aana ; the brain it
not HnMIAl .....I Mia
' . . J J
1
' 1. ltiie wlio ilo moat brain
wink,
hoaawho think
uioat, rvqniro iuot
ak-eti
2. That time avcd from necoMary
tleep i inl'allibly destructivu to luiud,
body and estate.
3. Giv youiaelf, your cliilJieU,
J"
your servant iriu- all that aie mi-
1 der you, the fullest amount ot sleep
... ... .
-, i.,l .. , . ...
tuko, eouipelliug them t-
I...... .....
j ntf
. . a .
.J Tlr.Lli.U
'. .
iiiubi iiic irxoi.iiiv Kit ill. nun, Will
unloose the imn.ls or tleep the mo
ment enough repose has been secured
for the wanis of the system. Th s is
the only safe and sutneiont rule : and
aa to the questiou hour much sleep
an v one requires, each innt bo a rule
to himself. Nature will never fail to
write it out to the observer under the
regulations ju.-t given.
Singular Accident. On Tuesdsy last
w n i.:. ....... -i
t .III . JUIIU.WaWWB WU IIUIIIIHK ".'II
li(tg ,hnwher on a plaauuion in Porsytbe
UanrtT, when, by some ....accountable cat-
..ally, the machine exploded, tearing oft
the note and otherwise injuring the negro
... ... u t... u ..d ..-.(. iiv if . ia w. ii nl.
are believed, to be inortal. T or three
oiher hand employed about the UMcbitte
were knocked down and seriously injur
ed. The mules and driver wers shocked
severely by the explosion. Fragment-: of
the machine were scattered about promis
cuously, aud some parts of it bavu uot
b en recovered. The machine was uot
being fed al the time of its explosion, as
the feeder was waiting for the driver to
get ap speed. The aiteation is, what caus
ed the explosion T There was uothing in
tbe machine that was likrly to be explo
ded by tbe velocity of the motion. Those
who witnessed the accident are at a loss
to attribute to it any reasonable cause.
Atlanta (ia.) Xcw Era.
Every wife should endeavor to husband
ber strength, and strengthen her hat
band. To give briliancy to the eyes thut
them early at night, and open them early
in the morning
It is not work that kills men; it is w r
ry. It is not the revolution that destroys
the machinery, but the frieliou.
An author is known by his writings,
a mother by her daughters, a fool by bit
words, and all men by their companions.
Brooks, the leader of the Milican
negro rioters in Texas, impressed
those eUgh:iied chiasm with the
belief thai he had held conference
with God, and that ho had been cli
vimrty ordered to ratae the blacks in
arms, ami k i tt n mo u nites oi ine
country. 1: is believed 'hat ha was
killed aflei wards by his deluded
followers.
NKW AD VMItTlSEMtSTS.
Lost or Mislaid.
rtONU on Kowan ronnly lor $14, issued
in favor of Archtbald rJaker, No. d, dated
A
'J, l-'io. wiili voopsm-attsclied psya
hie 1st Kept, in eaetiyear until U- Bond ma
lures, fur $! t sch. ITie Bood is signed by D.
A Oav.s, cbsirnian, and Obadudt Wood?oo.
L-le.k. All persons are cautioned uot to trade
Im said Bond. Application will be made to
the proper million ly lor s dupiicste of said
Uond, at the expirstifin ot iiuiet) days: .
KKLMKN i. HOLMES.
Otdd.-n.il, Aur. 13, 186U , fw32:4l)
Sparkling Catawba
Springs,
C1TJ Wis tot 1 1, I. e
miS Cilssshtso WATEttlXO: PLACE
will be ouen for visitors Iruui J inu 1
leeeiiiljr 1st
Tbe nwdii-al properties of ihs" waters, both"
1 1 . . 1 . . r :.l,.yi..e,:.., unnvalletL A
dalibos unsurpassedi and a heailiiier aud uiote
. .j . -.. ( oof to be f-ajud.
T.ic I'topiietur n,s t -iv .1 expense to
improve sod beai.iify 1 lie .Sprtns-, with aa.e)e
to ihe comfort of his jfie-sls. and pn tnises ev
ry tlii.iK wilt be done n. add lo o,e e....re
of vh who may Ikdoi h m wtfltis visit
Take i..e West, i ii -V C. Kailroad al Bali
tairy. either on Hotel ... vt exlnesoay or r relay
ttMa.nfig, to Hickory rttntion, wlscre you will
find II... m 1 the (SMUigs a distance of six
m.les, o er a beaolil'ul, w-ll -i ad- I" n..)
A sood band of Misic wiil uest tbeHl i Dys
the entire seawm. Board $60 per month ; $i8
. - i a i .. i .i. : i I
par wen or 9 per nay. uinitcii uuwr ten
yean of ape, and servsr.is, hatf pms-. Usili
eoeipMle Tor pool, pto.;te, sUoAar, or
tub balbs, and sulphur balhs, eokl or hot.
d. COLiiKM VVIAIT,
ProfNiator.
Sparkling Catawba Bprinsa,
i ) OatSWba eon my, if. C.
June 1. wlw:3tn
Ii. K. MOOJiK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lsnp,
. I
.1' wtry NfiTn v w. n
ast-ly
JOB PRIVIIM
Jfai jBWutW aa taas
g HnOA kaat aer crop Cbt MjI
20 Bbla. "PiUta Syrua."
gB Bbla Sugmr (raeta.
f O Do i. - ttfMwr'n Fn.il FrwwTlBfl 8oU-
tarn
J ait reetirtd by
BINUFUM Jt
00.
Aug. 12. 1M&
Notice!
W.
HERKA9. my lfo. Mrs. Xsry Asn
Setter, baa left me under eireomatansta
which indue, the as&tf that sh doss not iu-
U-imI to return, this is lit maifv the public
that I will aut be rsspoutible Ar say sou
traoU laadv by hr
JACOB X M I .I K
WituetS, in.uk
J. A. Vlr. Aug. IS, W. St
WESTERN NO.CA. RAILROAD,
O0tct Sfcrthiry awaf TVvwfWvrs
StatsaviUa, July 'J)kK 13ua
THK Annuel Meeting of the fHoekhddm
of the Wettem N. C. Kailroad Coapasr.
will b held iu Htatoarille, oa Thursday, th.
27th da; of August. I MM
R. r. 8IM0NT0M.
laug-4-td
Southern Shoe Factory I
Shelly Bretherw A o..
syaa. TM.UTIIXC, M
jte 1
8 8U0CES8OR8 ol i. Shelly k Ho. s.
. V Isbhttwdin 1V0 Wears maui.iacturinit
l. ii buys, W.Hiiei, Mi?-." snd CliikkraV
j H.tged8'..w. of Che best quali y sod st poor
Our Si . - are nude of good materials and
warranted to have no rhoddy in litem.
-Particular atteniiou paid to orders. Bead
lor prica hat. .nay 7 ww3m
Kane Wills tor Sale.
1 HK subscriber oaVra lor salt three Cast
Iron Kane Mills as good as new. left in his
baada for tale. RANSOM JACOBS.
Aug- 14, It. :tt rt-i
RON A DA LI H
Purifies the Blood.
Omnibus for Sale.
A GOOD second hand Omnibus tor ssls
Cheap tor oath. AjpU st the
MOYOKN HOCHK
Asg. 11, lftn.
3t-t:t-4
CilKD TO TtlE PiBUC-
1)U. SAM I.
A. H !'.. I .
T T AS located on
Kn n iks street, between
Xlklaiudc l. Otiire formerly oeeupisd
by Dr. J. A. Caldwell, aud offers his profes
sional services to the eitizeus of the towu
and xicinlty of Salisbury.
July 2S. lrj(M. w-tw-3inj
ROAAJLIN
Purifies the Hood.
UK fa' u buuai YS !
T
ii h subset iber being desirion ol
making room for a New Stuck of
FALL GOODS.
offer his present Stock consisting of
DryGrooda,
Clothing, Hat3,
Boots. Shoes,
Groceies, &c.
tfiy bolnJe or rataiLefc
Greatly Retim ed Priceil
All who want lhugain would do
well To casT 'sTm ti
I will pay frVe' highest prtcti far
country proaue-- of all kind.
The siihscribef also returns his
thanks lo the public for the very lil
oral patfouiige which hu has heretg
tore enjoyed, and a continuance of
which he hue to uieri'.
V. WALLACE,
X . -j Granite Ro.
Saliahury. Aug. 13, 1808. (Imtw
noaTtta caatwitM tttit. tsoa.
Oowpsxrv HHMM.lf.C, Anril I. 186
On aad after this aaUtbs following wilt bs
hs nehedula fur f sssangar I rams over this
sqq i
Least Charlotte, daily 11.30 P. tt
nalhbury 2.07 A. at
Oreentboro'..
Arrtysst Ooldaboro,.
teaveG.ddstirtr,....
Kileigf
. . 5.06 "
..0.41 "
. 12.25 r. :.
.120 r. a.
.. 3.20
,.'717 .
.1 1-05
f a. rttttftarhtifti'
t.stvw.vwr v f
Satlsbary
Arrlvs at Chariot to,..
Through paase a ga rs by thialinshavsehosss
ot routes via urwausouro ami ianvine w
Kiehraond r via Haleiah sod Wei don to
Biehmond jur Portsmouth, srrtviua st sll
uniuM north of Itlchiuoud at the same time by
either route Cosset tinn it made st 0l d
boro with t'saMOgsr trains on W. W.
Road to aadfrot. Wibu'iugtos and by freight
uaias to Wslsxsa.
JamEH AUVILsW).
asmsrlatoadssit.
OesstH. O. Ran ttossJ. Apssi I.
CLEMMONS
STAGE KINK!
Warsaw (o Fajrttr'lll.
Laavs Warsaw for FayeewvilL daily. s-
3 Sunday. Through TUkttt rroM Wlt
agtua to FsysttrviUs. fe. Thruaah Tish
Sts Sow V eldun, vis Wartaw. to Fajret.e
vilU, 10. Through Tickets rrvm Uoldt
bwrs', via Warsaw, W PayettsvilU, 1)0.
C.arlollr to WaabftfctlV.
Ltavs Chariot U. via kfu.ro. tr WaJrs
kuro', Tueaday. Thursday and Huturday.
Lvars Wadosooro Sunday, Wvdueaday and
Friday, after tin- arrival of the WUutiug
tun, Chartutts Rutherford 8 tags
Marrk'illc Ii PltUtrere
Laavs Monitvllle for Ptttsboro' Monday,
Wedneaday and Friday, return uext days.
li naViNo' AWceaiaoeaiieB l.luf.
Uelween S VI. I M KUd JIICH It'lN I ,
X . C. fan. Out Dollar.
E. T. CLEMMONS,
Cuutrastur.
July. 7.189. (w tw lut
Country Merchants,
Dairy rafn, Farmers.
And Others.
CONSIGN TOUR
dabf, Beemrat. leans,
Batter, 'liee.se, Efgt,
Hour and Jfaof,
Ftaj, Cotton,
Fri and okins,
Dried and Green Fruits,
Oram, Wool, Game,
Poultry, Xn, al Store,
Hofi, Ginseng, feathers,
Hemp, Provisions,
Oils, lAtrd, Tailor,
Tobacco, Seeds, Sorgho m.
Molasses; tie , he, ke ,
T O
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
General Commission Jlerchant,
Ml Washington Ut.
NEW YORK CITY.
And receive bis wsskly Price Current of Pra
dura md Unweries the most eou.plets price car
rent aubtUbed ia the I 'n I ted Kutes.
Bend tor a Trice Current Uarking
I taxes aiul l anla ru.msass rtrt.
Liberal advaiwes made on I'ouaigumenta.
Established, Mag 1st, 1860.
First elaaa references riTao wbno rsqairad
Jstsrtht, ism twig
State of North Carolina,
DAVIE COUNTY.
IN THE OOUHT OF EQUITY,
-r
John M Kurchet snd olUers ts. George. How
ell Snd oilier.
Petition fvr suit a t. tta
T sppesring from the sAdsvit of 0. S Pur
chea, i mo of Uie parlies cu.niaa.uani, ibai
Glkts Hutche.is and wife Kebeuca, Joseph
Howell, and J. W. Martin anb nils Ssrnii, des
lendanls In this case, are no! inhabitants ol tbi
State : Noiiee is therefore tiven ia liar ' Wateb
man and Old North Sun ," to the said defend
ants, lo be aud appear st the next Court id
Kit my to lie 1 1 Id lor Iks uuuoty oi IJaiie, a
liar Coart-IIaise iu Mjtkstrille, on tbe law
Monday in Auipiat next, and plead, answer or
demur lo complainants 1'elilion, or Hie sanu-
witl bo taken pro ensms, and the case, set lot
bear,' j. ex pari', as lo tbem.
Witness, L Btngluun, Ckak snd kfssler in
said Court ol Eqiuly, at oOwe, July JO, ltUkt.
IVI.jloj L lil N' .1 1 A Vt. . u
State of North Carolina,
.M.KXA NUKIt COUNTY.
Superior Court of Iaik, Spring Term,
1808. , ,
t.H.Ji. W. Jouea.1
vs. i A 1 1 arii men r.'
W ley (laither. )
TT api-arins; lo the sati-t.e-n.it. of 'lie Court
thai Ihe defeudant iu tbw ease, V di-y Oai
.her, res iles beyond the limits of the S ate It
is therefore ordered by the Court that publics-
non lie ma le for six weeks success. rely, in the
- V atchtnao Ai Old Ninth Mule, aparpiib
lislMil in tie town of Hahsbury, ..oiil.ytng.tbe
said ikfeuda.it to be and spj ar at tlut im-xi
Term ol IhisCoutt to be held, for the eounly
ol Alexander, at ihe courthoui'e i.i Taylorsville,
no Ihe Otb Monday after tbe last MonLy in
Augnt next, then and tlietr to show cause, if
auy be has, why ihe property tested on should
not be couiieiniNad to tlut platnlifTs nss.'
Witness, K. M. Stevenson, clerk of our said
Court at officw. tbe 6lh Monday after Ihs last
in February, A. D. 1W8.
K M. ftTKVKNSDN.es n.
29:fli:pr.fl(.)
University of Virginia.
'j'HK tStb Session of this iustituiioa will
1 begin oa ths 1st dav of Oct. I860 aad ou
I . ..Tt - . . . . . -
I the hu,rs.lay before the till of July fStg.
Ins orcaulxation of tbs institution is
very complete, einbrsetna extensive snd
thorough eouraes of instruction in Utorstars
snd Science aud in tba- professions of Lew,
slstlisiss man .Bineerin.
y, st. suite, expense exslusivs of books.
clothing aud posket money of tbe Aedde-
aucstudaat aJU : of tbe Law studeut;io
and of the Medical student 3bVf.
( For particulars send for Catalogue to Wui.
Wertenlkr . Hee. or S. MAl'I'IN.
Chairman of tbe YacuHy.
P. 0. Uaivtrsity of irgiaia.
fjuly X w-Sw-etJ
COWAJV s CO.
oaxaaiL- oouitiasiox ago
Shipping sHrrrljants
-tt'hotr oatc xttm,
sssru tsr m: astas sV ir y.,y e0Uma4
rirfllila i Brim, rns-reo.
A(sn.r for Llftri Srs'l. SafMrsa-asksU 1 LlSM.
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NoTTCt is Utct,y given that an spplica
tioa wttl be stsds to fhs LegrslsUm uuw in
lot
the Chaster of I ha To sen ol
Bsltshssy.
Mr 7, 188a tf twvT8
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NEW YORK COLUMN.
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"COSTAR8"
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Everybody Tries Them I
Everybody Uses Them I
K.crjbooy.-BrUrv.os in Tbr !
trs rat troubled br Bass. Mies.
tats. Ac. I Lt-BsyatSe .rSSo.rJolol
lastar t t.xterminatvrs
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tsssa rsSssa" Xt Saasss.sa to ths WV
ssaa rasaily." IUU easst ssjt sf than
kdss la sat." l.kesssS U Us Is sar
Art vai aatoyW Hh Bsd-Hass t las'
tlasp tt stghtJ '
If Baysltc. or tSt. R,.tt of
"COSTA R8 BED BOG EX'I KU.
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tssstrsys InstaaUy riess asd all ttSsets oa
na. ar.
-tafs tsias." TsnsW BE EHC
sseriSJ. II SSStsnBa, fefes ol
"COSTA Uri" COBN SOLVENT.
Vnr I'oras. Haalssa Wsrts ke. Try h.
tKia't ooflrr aiu Tsas ' WsaSsrlal ssssr
or r.esung- l.rsrr taSM saaMMM. .
llw hoass.
I - Bar s tte or 50c Bos ot-
"COSTA U S" lil CK 1 HOKN Salvk.
Its sasets srr iraswdials. Far cats. Sams,
a uaada. am brsssts. pis, altars, aldsarss
it- U. aetsftUa Sst ctuaeoas erupnoas.
rhapptdhaads, lips. . Intes of aa.stai.
rum
JRKlssrsal IHaosr If II" SSSSaf
X rean sdatlaistrird la a Hoslrtaa'sr'rsc
ttss. r- tMc aadtfle H
miho mattur t ihtfl.
: -" fsvit: :t.' ill. .: sat. .sat
Of sitraordinary efirsry for coatrre.
aess. Indigestion, isrrruas snd sir It
headarhr, rty.pspsia. ill -enter i . sei.rr
al debility, liver rsanplaitmr, i hill- f,..
vers, go. Sotoritslna. Uvnlie. mild.
Slid soutldiig.
That I ough wi I kill ya . Don't R
gleet it i X&c sad Ms Hfsst.,
C0STAK'Sw COCO II HEMEO V.
Thechildrea cry for it- du a "tfasthing
njrup. r orooBgns.csuus, tuairseness
sore tnroat, i roup, wo, sip tag enag.
asthma, bnmcbial atfeetions. fltattn
Spsakers, snd all troubled with thmai
...... ..).. .... . ..i i .i . . . t
, ,iiiijriio - will uua Mil. a
Psrtoial Rented r
ileauliAtt tt. Cwuatvxkm, ghlng to
tba skis a Uaasoareut ' '
Ootuesfisju
"COSTA B'S" BITTER 8WEE1
AM) ORANGE HI.OSSOMS.
Kender. the ,kil clear, su...tha..d-sfl.
neworos Tan, rrecsias, llmples, 4)c.
I tel., Try s ksrttla, and ses it. won-
t I ! linear, I I I n all Worthiest
Imitations.
Hone genuine without Cottar's'' Signa-
wars'. -Ar
volmd 60c sites kept by all hruaqitt.
I 00 sues tent by mail on receipt of price.
2,00 pays for any three $1,00 tUm sent
by Express.
95,00 pays for eight t,W sites by Ex-
press.
Address, '
IIKXKY H. (OsTtR
48s llroadway, ii. )'.
FOR SALE BY
john h. gns,
(Miuwri, 11. c.
bf s Ska Wisluli PnuprssUla aft
Edge worth Female Seminary
TH" llU.tMUl.OU
A first dav i
wtu, ETsff oorpt sTTS
Dense for s tests ki of
Wilb Board, Wsshiag a
oe scuonnag to list cists
or tilt) u pat tu advanis-
f I JliO, or U'JOO. il pud
at oae rats esirs ohsrgss will
-JIJ r . I
ciont sisl immeu Lauguagsa, Musio, Ihswiac
t tad
SSsl Ull ruling -Pu, urcuUe, ddr "I
nZl ' U'
Jstoa. r,-, OrssjaAoisTri C
will be re-opened oa list
KmXSiJkmMUUrTtlA
! euttsjafj
lie
For Life
riEDMOM
REAL ESTATE !SI 1.UCI fttPWj
01 VIMOINU.
AUTHORIZED CA1ITAI
OWE M1UI0HD0LLAJ18
OFFIVKMS.
c. il 4'Eaaow.sf. d. jfsaf.
This liberal sad tuivaal -
pays to IU poliry hotdsrs snsssaliy
87 Per Cent, of iu ProUs
ttsrisisastsatlllsi
lor one half of the i
: stir: ?si!s t-N
-
ft alto., iu patrons to shaaa. thsjkr ssks
frosa sssssknw to simtbsr. -
lu r-aUer hshtsrssaatssti
hto
vci r tsstdsaes.
Usists tSf
atoHssa.
rssur.
stars uswar I
IZeXLW ;
Ths
Nelsou.tndBtoto.
ny."Ths
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anoe an. ssa-'h as to nisfitl k ts sstol J
"liTatoekhstdawL
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hoiMMrebef
thi ouiiHtm .
estod lastiBMHsy to ths
Ww. A. Hill. 8arverar
If. tsOVTM, Cltvf Csanty Cosrt
0 A. Blnghasset.. Aaystsbs. ssUaar,
jsl-o bars lb. aessr for gusal pn Cm
iHnlJhmu:r$lxuii,
, BpsrfsiAOsiftaSta,.C
Jss. 7. waa vAt.i,
He IrUaffea litaal
tiff jB5iniff mpm
OF VIRGINIA.
A nouua andHoutkem nstUntU
IU Funds an kept im the South.
It has met with mmMrmmimkd itwimm.
Its
The Casxsaa w
hab.ii.jr that wui tisspass mmanUf
lasursae His taay aatas iaaUaaat.
Waa lest of rsssssassHINT.
was s at
wataa a as
ItsslTsirs sis aatloosls adaiisrlsSsreS hr sslseisl
vsrVavawasf aw vjaejA4aatvaFsearjr Bdjpji aMaVaVaw efleatafoy s
Uaassat.tili.asS ts etslsttoSistxsiarW
OFUCERS:
raastua.T,
JOHN E EDWARDS,
Wu. B. Is s.a,
D. J. lUataooi,
M lit If A L fXAHINUt,
CMAULKS H. SMITH, M. D.
Q I' l utit,
i. a moist
D1RECT01I8:
William I . r.slor.
. (vtirell.
. E.P. isaaiiitsa
afatsVfi Ttrty,
isNNnJa.ba.
i. wTallassa, .
stassgs. Ms.,
A . II. I'Saesbtt .
Joba latstry,
t-aswsssT. Wastbssa,
Winiass Willis. Jr..
C4. S 8asML
Ttss. J. I Ya.
I . "7
II. I', a stall.
m.n gurisa,
W. H. 1 vise.
V. i.t
dahaC.
. . Mwaraa,
. r.Hfikas,
J. h. Murtm,
K. H. Infill.
allium u rahsssr,
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flies.
LEWIS C. HANKS. Ao'r.
Jant7-twdVwrf Lsxtmrroa. N. C
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartfard,
r a rraajsT, pan. 81, 187.
ACClTMIUgW&AJMBL
$17 670,288,88.
v
INCOMK FOB 1887.
$7,726,516,53.
.i .. - (
FOB rkTlMICMS
$0,332,804,95, .
FOB 1XTEBEST,
3 0 9 , 7U 1 , 6 8
,
LOSSES PAID IN 1 867,
168,75818,
DIVIDENDS PAID 1.1 1887,
I 848,008.0 0
Iatasrntt receircd more than Sari
S.I i. . . - " .
losses
iritiurna' i
AH policias
invKHsas srersgs over Ml per rest.
n forfeit shir to
pit tide for tstslta sawser
he enVc'cdrti aft I
SAUL.
L. If)i'tlLA8 WAIT."
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:a
Ilr.rl.hsw. Asssst. slib.fT.N C
tar 8-wstosssjg
end Believe
'I MI AT 0
a rovuKM otra dr
Htosa ia
dace to buy lump
tlasteupss in this ssjcupu of Norlb Ci
- -It lUSSSt at
WTATTS OLD 8TAIff
M,r r tf Hahtbart. v
Oae. 8.8asrasClsrhaisssJtcwt
Joes r. Mix. Mhrbt
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