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by CANNON & SPENCER. I ! i Weekly Family NcwspiperDeT'otcd to National and State PomieC LllcrMure, Markets, Dome and Foreign Intellgence. Ac.
I TWO DOLLARS A Y EA R
SALISBURY,
N. C TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1856.
Nmber 4.
Volume 4.
' ; I ' i .- . H 1 I '
OFFERS his professional services to the ptjb
. lie; His OSes i on Water st.,to doors
below J.F. Chambers Store. " i " : '
Salisbury; May 17,1853. ' . 1 tf-.
d is. cii a wi.Esjr.lpo WE ; f
H AVING permanently located in, Salisbury,
respectiuUy tenders bis nrofesioiial service
to the public, .Utpce uowanjs uric row
-Salisbury, An. 27Uh 1855, i
tfU
farMILO-A J. ROSEMAN
AXEGViAK; GRADUATE IN ajEDIClKE,
STAGE,
HOUSE.
Tthe Rowan HotiseiskepttheStage Office
t for C. LUCAS & Co e Line ot tUVK
HORSE STAGE CO A CHESjrom Salu-btU
ry to C ha r hut e, and from Sa lisbu ry to Da n v il le
Richmond and Petersburg, Va., via Lexington
Jamestown ami Greensboro: ; .i '
t Also for P. Warlick'sjineof Stages to Mor ;
ganin, N. C.and for the Raleigh line by way
of Ashboro'and Pittsboro'. ' -i -
Mty 17. 1853. l-"' ' hA" tf'1
r -
AS nprmanentlv located it hi a fathers,three
l til IC9 f cri v i . . -
f -W-C ifulfy offer bi fto&ssi&TUil Service le I be -pCiw
ESELlilOTTi
r(I.atoAf, Vorth;&- EUioC FaVettevIIle, -TS . c:)
AND
j. FORWARDING MERCHANT.
! WILMINGTON, N. C.
f Orders for JJerchandize, and icoi.pignmetitpof
iF'nrand other lToduce, lorsaws or sinpnicin,
lhaiikfiilly received and promptly, at en.tpa lo.
Juoel.lSoa. i inn ly.
:IM.1:.;BMILSF0RUL
Commission- Merchant
'and agent for i
t B a 1 1 lin o i re & P Ii i 1 l 1 1 P kels.
f T IBCUAL advances niade on Coiiinnieti
1j 0e Produce to mv adtlrees for sale, ,
t - . - -
Charleston, S. O, Sept. 11, ISoo. lo--iy
fs LDowelllU A Rogers,! W D Dowcll
' . f t i . . . H' t-i i
of Alabama. oi rionua.
oi" Goorgia.
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i GRAND LECTURER. I
tEXANDER MURDdCIl EqJ of Salt.
huryr has bceo. apjMjinted GrandXerturpr,
i'.r tKa fJ ra Mil 1j. (I trr fit' i ao'ni. in the Western
District of Nort h Carolina. . !
i tf.
HAS reilioMd to ShU Office at hisireidence
where he willLe hannr to receive proles
sional or personal callls from his friend?.
Ni 1$. There are many person indebtedso
ine by account, and iave been for several year;t
I would earnestly urjre all such lo call land make
wettleraent, which tii'urt be done by AIy Court,
ele I shall hmk out for a collector,
Jan. tf), 1856. ; 1 !
33 tf.
BRYAN & OLDHAM,
. . . j AND . ; !
Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON N. CV
1 y..52. pd. J i - 1' j
ir. S. RIJEVES
n iVlNG pertnanently located in Salisbury,
offers his profesioijal services to the pub-
''COffice, 2 d.rs" below Benj. Julian'! Store.
" May G, 1856, : M I f7lt
The committee on resolutions reiterated and
affirmed t he Baltimore Platform of 1852, togeth
er with the following resolution?- jy
Wfterea Since 'the foregoing-declara--tionas
uniformly adopted by our predecessor
in National Conventions an adverse pohticaluJ
religious test has been secretly Jorjran.zcd by,
party clai mi n2 to beiexcluively AmerKy.n.1, r-n.
it is proper that the American Democracy sbouW
clearly define its relations thereto; therefore,; ;
, ltrLlved. Tur be foundation :f. tUta uqton
of Slates having been laid in fls prosperity ex,
pansion.and premttieHt example tin free goy-r
erninent, built aponi. entire Ireeuom tn maef?
ni ''miicrmim eoncernVand no respect of peo
in retanl to rank or! place of birth, tPrtjfin
be deemed national, consijtunnnai y w
accordance with AincrjcaH. principle vv'iucn nr
: . ' ;!..:.. .;.tirQni7jlinn Ditlrell2tMtl
.uJnSniia d arcirteiital Uirui place. -
f"Tit 'tveeiterat with reueWed nergyrt I
tuirpose tlKi net) consiuerea utri- - -oier
bouventiwis ' np.ti the sectional issue f ao
inetic slavery a nd. concerniutr the reversed
rights of the Slates; and that ve-may (more
distinctly ineet the: isue on which a secjtional
party, subsisting I exclusively on slavery jagita.
lion; now reiies lo test ' the fi.Ieijiy of the peo
ple. North and ! South, to the CuiistituUon and
the Lninii : i I .. .. J , .
Resolved, That r?.iminir fellowship W ana
desiring the co-operation ol all who regaiu ine
preservation of thej Union uuoer me c n..u
tion as the paramount issue, and repudiating all
sertional parties ami piauorHis ... c.
mystic slavery, which seek to embroil the btates
and incite to treason': and armed resistance to
law in the Territories and whose avowed pur.
nosee. if consummated,' must end in divil war
and disunion, the American democracy reotf
1 From the Albany Switch.
BUCK AND BRECK.
Buck and Breckaretouf candidate?,
We'll carry theni in by storm
The poor Whigs under tbe name of 'Pubs,
? Will ne'er do us any harm,
" ' Will ne'er, &c
: . ; i
'' We'll get the South, we'll get the North.
- We'll carry the East and West;
V' ,The Know.Nothing kuavps may pour their
'Troth, i .: '
We'll beat them Jo thejr best.
- 'i We'll beat, &c
4, " ' .- i1 '
Z Fillmore and Douelson do their best.
i - uan never carry aowic
-,Ii-rriiiwLb, Pastier WesJ,
Defeat nuet-be therr-fite ,
1 Defeat inust, &.c.
i ' -'
An4 should the Pubs produce a man,
He certainly will be beat,
McLean. Fred Douglas, or A. Mann,
, He'll snrefy get into a jheat. .
He 11 surely, &c.
Goodbye to the Whigs i' I
Take a cigar gentlemen ?
0f course torches for twelve. " ,
The torches, were produced. The twelve
partook of torches, and then left for the pur
pose of walking off the effects of that last
bottle ?' S
The next day morning found Mr. Bailey in
the House as usual. Amoni the letters he re?
ceived was one from Mr. Monroe, of Steuben,
urging him to watch 'that cussed bill,' should
Oneasy and restless, ravelin about faster than
a raierodevbut nevel reaching any wheres in
pertickeler. ; Kinderloominated Peter Rugs.
Mighty onsartin, ther ar, cant be depended
on. Father Alilter Ineaged one to do a peiS
tickeler job iii 43, bat it probably got better
terms soraewhe're else an that ere job remains
ondone to this day, f ' I
But nov, jsays Jeras, we comes to consider
their tails. Them, safs he, is rale numerous.
it be sprung upon the iiouso during ms ao Talk about ihe mooul wondrous tale t YVby
seuco.-- While Mr. Bailey was reading that the ta;;$ 0f aitilhe pQeU ;Q thecideral hear-
BAILED
FANATICISM.
QUAIL ANU
A LEGISLATIVE SKETCH.
i
most influential
members in the Legislature. 1 He sneaks with
the point. Mr.
Ir. Baily is one of the
n ise and adopt the principles roiitaiiiejl in the &t flUency, and always to
uriranic lHWHeSlabl.hinMheierrn.neo, x.n- . ... f i ji. f -is
60UI1U I tj -J9- T
. . . ,i rv i ,h n d nm km v 1 1 1 is liic; ui n t
u,ul ,ff. solution 'ofi the shivery question uion fends, and takes ground, early and: decisively
which the great national idea of the People of y . fc measurt;S -which in
.SrS'M oZrr mSrence I, upon th inheritance vonchiafcd U us by the
by C uorress with slavery in States ajid Tern- t great principles of Nine -Eight." Mr. Baily's
tories; that this was the basis oi u.e ompro- . fl combined with his great good na-
fin-n j-.i Im Kntli thi ilfliiiocratic luav-'iVj w . a & ; .
ii.isc oi lew, COHUI..HCU u, : -i . .if '- XM MnU
i niivpiiiinii!-raLiDeu tirA a nil smamu- uiauucis, ijjh a. a unu - ihuv,
and whig p;Tties in national
52. and right-
DO WELL, ROGERS &, CO
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCII IXTS
r : ANU SlIIFl'lNO AGENTS,
IVOKTII AT LA ST I C WHARF,
.;" J; ' cIIAUUTON, s: O: j ;
facilities for selling
New Clothing Store.
WW PurstNT rreat
ICOTTON. aii.l cspecr.illV "ri.-ii,
k'OKN. and DUA1KSHU riiuuuc.. ye
' fiuke arfrtnsrements wtth our interior irieou .o
transact their husiiK-ss at the very lowest rate
ji.f charest and pled-e ourselves to prolnptftebs
in every transaction. . L .
-f i ;i anii . AiU-,irPH made on Consisrnments.
. . . i I iil llf Oil
f""J ...:..,. 1,nHiiPvni'i:iVR' r-r.
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Strict oer-onal aitcut Min to the interests ol oui
alron.sand your -favor" anJ inlluence-tcspefct-
luily solicit c
I in-: 11 EST
J Sej.l. 25,
IMUEFFER & HENDR1X,
"I COMMISSION MERCHMTS
I PflllTllESALEOF ;
jTtnr, Grain, Produce Generally.
. CUAliLESTON, S. 0;
TIM IE MibscriVers'liave opened in the town of
A SaliKbury, at the Mansion Hotel, a large
assortment of ! I!
RHADY-MAnK CLOTHING
and Gnniliiicu Furiii'!!. ods.
. . in f t 2
We reectfullv invite the cilizns ot .aiiMmry
aud 1 he s:-irfoun(lin? counlry to "ive iw a call.as
we filter o'urlves ti.at we are able to .vo en-
t re satisfaction 'o ati -j , " . . ,, ,
i L .. thinks iciihe
oatrntta-e. v e remm ui v.-..
ciHzen.TorS.llH.ry.lfor .he fl itter.n am.rec.a-
liou we have receive!; and nope uyitn
plication to business to merit a coit nance ot
the tame, j : .. ,
Jaw. 8.185C" "". " '
V. S. LuoinemIr Hie lansion
Hotel. I
ission of new States, with
iavery, as thev "ihay elect.
11 . 1 w.iA ...til t r t a
all 1 ue oiac
1. . r
i..ti-t 1 oi nrnriiiui colliuacis 01 ihc
.rxi, -0 - v. I
August. 9. 1S55.
11 ly.
LA1T0N I CO.
U lla ml ami Se 11 1 si a il Cotton
' AND KICK V
bv the people in the election of aj
.(I't.i the opjaniziliou ol termtones m
ia . ii.r. hv ilipl iinifurin ai)i)licaliiln of this
i...;.rratir. nrinciiile to the orraui? Jlipii ot ter
r ,
ntories and Ihc aum
or without ihiinfsiic
the equal rights of
.prrvil iittact. the
constitution maintained inviolate, and the per
petuation and expansion of this UnioA ensured
lo' lis Ut
and harmo
nay be con
form .f iTOTprnmentl
Relied. That'vve recognize the right of the
people of all the Territories, includi
ings wouldn't! make
comic
and
ne for a fust rate wild
Icl Longer thanjthe roagoetic paragraph
wider than Sebago pond , they stretchca
aout over tbe1nniversI kanerpy in the unlim
ited nugacity of either, now aweepin down
rnnoag the elongate clocayitfes of diurnal con
vexities andagin oleTaaTanill lost in
the grate bvperionli ; ;'!
J ernes ' wa$; so usell up by this ' peroration
that he had, to be cacried home onla cheer. .
as
This morning,! however, . he was- as well
could be expected, anfl ef convalescence don't
sdto-ht after by jail kinds of people. Among
the strangerswbo called upon him on Monday
last, was a Mr. Monroe, from Steuben county
'Mr. Baily, 1 believe?'
' Yes, sir take a seat.'
1 have called on you j Mr. Baily, for the pur
ose of obtaining your influence in defeating
&- CO.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY T
PRESENTS THA I
HESE
f. " . .
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FORWARDING'Si COMMISSION
NEAR THE POST OFFICE," j
. . i CHARLESTON, S. C. i
-I AGENrS FOR Various Newspapers, and
ftake Subscriptions, &c,J Paper Factories Flour
iMills, Brown's S. I. Gins, C. Brown & pb s haw
kj'ms, Lumber M ills. Tobacc Factories, Lotig
korth's Campa2ne, Spirits Teniilie DirfU.
-; a lart- toll .CORN. PEAS, WHLAl ,
lOATS, RYE, &c.
iimderate rates.
J Nov. 20
Will collect .Drafis, &:cal
24
riimicsiniiH Merchant.
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most capacity of embractugj in peace a H which the? fan atic$ of fetuben have just
nonj'.everylluluie American State that un for the purpose of cicuuiscribing our
ronsiiiuled or annexed wilh a republican ... . .. V , j i
nod Nebraska, acting through the faitjlv expres-
jtd will of the. majority of actual res
fies it, to form a constitution, with
glomes) ic slavery,
ion ttpott - term oi
er Siatf
ijr Kansas-
Sunday privileges.
'What is that'T
;h-f.IiA T-po-IslntHrb to nasa a lull
X i V-J 11 sow . 5? ' A
dents, and autborizing the board of supervisors to pass a
w lien'ver the nu bier of their "inhabUatits justi- iw matinfr it a penal otfeuce; to drive past, a
rf wiihtiut
a.ld be Admitted ink, theTJi.: Uhureh dunug divnie service,, except in pur-
perfect cinnanty with thejthj. J.ailLoL!UB the people, Object
letter, a messenger tapped him on the arm :
t .' A man wishes to see you in the lobby1.'
Mr. Bailey dropped the letter and went in
pursuit of the gentlemen. j
. What do you with, a"rr !
Cbangfor that r hurdred dollar, bill you
gave Capt. Knight last night Hendricksou
says its a counterfeit. , '
' Not possible.'
'It ishrt anything else.' ! '
'Tell the Captain, I will call and adjust
matters after the llouse adjourns.' "
The gentleman replied, 'very well, sir,' and 1 set iu he'll be about ia a day or two.
lett. Alr 15. was, ot course, as good as his M 1 Ethan Spikes.
wordA He called upon the Captain, redeemed
the bill, and then commenced a series of in- THE OLD COUUTllOUSE JS NO MORE.
quines in reration to the private history of 'Mr. ' Her magnificent cqpola has been desposed, .-
Monroe, of Steuben.' On inquiring of the her roof thrown dow, and her walls are fast
members, he was told that no such a society seeking the level of tae terra Jirma on whi;h
as the j'Sieubcn Anti-Fanatic Association' was they stand, illjepaf bed and venerated temple
in existence, neither was thertj any such law of justice, w"e bid youl an eternal farewell No
spoken of as the Sun Jay statute referred to longer shall you stand as a terror, to the evil
by Mr. Monroe. Mr. Bailey scratched his ear or as a praise to those who do well ; but like
and said, in an under tone, 'Sold, by; thunder.' the fleeting vanities df time your, speedy dis-
Mr. Baily immediately repaired to the Police solution serves. to remind us of the fact, that i
OfBce and entered a complaint. A warrant here we havp.no constant abiding placet f
was issued for Mr. Monroe's i arrest? It was Once thp seat of jtfetice for Rowan County :
handed to officer Whalen, who found the Sec- which embraced all the country to the west,
retary of the Steuben Anti-Fanatic1 Associa- the Old Courthouse lias association connected ..j
tion in Utica. He brought htm to town op with it which it seemsaltinost sacrilege to sever.
Thursday. Mr. Mouroe is .n?vv in jaiL lie Its listory is jntimately ilended with the by
will be tried for windling at the next County gane scenes of a here ic ancestry and through
Court. Mr. Monroe resides a short distance many long ivears to come it will- continue to
from Rochester, and has already served out live in the memory b oar fathers, of our chil- ,
two terms in the State Prison j for swindling. dren and ourselves. frhough. not of the finest
Albany Police Tribune. finish nor embeirshed by1 the greatest amount '
of architectural skill,! the : recollection of the
A RlCn LECTURE ON (ASTRONOMY. s""0 UJ7',r " r uail P'; lurw
Mri Editor: Perhaps in a litterary pin of llood 3 'nnocent hour around lU walls, will
vierour town haint been so forrerd as sheor- rev,vt 95 ocmuons in ine oreasi oi
i -i- . ' m I maiiiT o Till! rtrrMun TYif4n -oni zianoa lua Vvuivt
ter. AVbile I'oIlyNticks and the miiiingtary I " f"ws'""u "f t " " wou"
: . 1 il V ..31.!.l.;.jm: l i.t.-it. . '
interest has been' earned furder perhaps than
Cok luge, ot Ua ., itnruuuceu -" law is at once tyrannbus and unconstulioa
ing, which was adopted in comniu tee after r w s f ; j
considerable' debate' : - I ' 1 ' : . I ...
it is tyramncal and un
to any; such' arrangemeut and insist thftt such-
BAKER I & OWEN,
.A UK still carrying on
the' Manufactory of
Tin, Copper1 Slitel Iron Ware,
one door above; Boy den's Iew miliums -ou
opposite Robards' Hotel. They are. and have
been doin a great deal of KoofinK and Gutter-
insr, which they warrant to give periect sausiat-
VA lare supply of TIN WARE constantly on
hand, which they will, sell lower than any body
on this side of Jordani. . ...
1 STILLS I kept on hand and made to order.
They have also on hand a large supply of
COOK--STOVKS.
( four Hizes,)' fr the sale of which they have the
exclusive right of this place, and they, have m
hesitancy in saying it is the best ana .ino t.u-
plete Stove that has ever been introduced in thi
Hpsolred. That tie democratic party reco?
nizs the great iniportance, in a political 'nd
commercial point oti view, of a safn and speedy
.. tii.iinii-aiiiiti with our own territory between
tiie Atlantic and Pacific coasts of this Union;
and iVis the duty of ihe federal government to
exerrjse promptly all its const nuMuiial powers
for the attainment ol that object.
The committee also reported the following
additional resolutious ou .
' THE rOKElGS POLICY OF THE GOVEENMEM.
Resulted, finally. Thai -by the condition of the
popular instil utiyiia of the old world, and the
dangerous tendency Sof section.il sgitijtion, com
bined with the attempt to enforce civ ill ami reli-gios'di.-abiUtiea
against the right o arqtiiring'
citizenship in our ow n land, the high iand eacred
dutyis devolved with increased responsibility
upon the Democratic parly of this country, as
the part) of the Union, to uphold and maintain
the riuht of every Slate; and thereby the union
of the States; and sustain and advance among
1119 a1 it ill 1 ill A I lihprtv bv continuinir to resist
all monopolies and exclusive legislation for the
bensni ol ti e few, at the expense oi ane many
You are right,; sir
constitutional as much so as that prohibito
ry law whiehGreeley and Co. licked into shape
ill 1855."
"Such being you sentiments, I suppose we
may count on your assistance; in defeating the
bill r
lelegation go ?
And. bv the vigilant adherence to tiiese prm
ciples and the compromises of the Constitution
which are broad and1 strong enough to embrace
and upheld the Union" as it was, and jlhe Union
as it- is-Mhe Union as it shall be in the full ex
pansionpf the energies and capacities of this
irreat prosressive people. I -
First Resolved, That the quest iorS connec
ted willi the foreign policy of the country is in
ferior to no domestic question .whatever. The
time has come fori the people of t?io United
. . . . ..1 '. i . .- .
Of course you; can.
How will thelNew York
'Rihti of course. New Yprkers are down
on all laws that smack of MassachusctU Puri
tanism.' i
4 W hen can you see then and talk the mat
ter oyer V 1 : j ;
Anv time. This evening,! if necessary.'
4 Sav to-morrow evening, and, for the sake
of impressing the subject on thwir memories,
invite them to . Captain Knight, to discuss'
broiled qu til and woodcock.' '
A good idea, but slightly expensive
i Never mind the expense, j Order up and
Til foot the bill, j What will ft be !'
Not less than fifty, nor more than seventy
five dollars.' I " .
' Say seventy-five, and take the money out of
that.' ; i '!'..
Here Mr. Monroe, ' Agent for the Steuben
to throb and bis hear," to heave witlathe re-
merabVance of those athletic comrades and '
pjay ful matesTwhona ma in its onward march,
has also leveled to th dust. NoTnofe "shall J
i 5 -if i
the disciples of Cokelcongregate within those
,i . f' .I T .f-J i :-:--
wans to join in me Keen controversies oi ioren
sic debate no more shall the musical ' oh yea?
escape through the $roken window pane of
the south corner noflonger is the capacious
the tables is turned bottom side under. Sy witness stand sunerea; to remainas a mouu
ence isrisl - ment to the! numberlss truths desposed to
We've got a Lie see ura l The age 'of upon-its ample surface the convenient bar,
Letters is begun, the tree o( flollidge, : has wkhits well accommdated arrangements and
sprouted, interlect biles over matter that ere apputenances, is goue to the silent shades of
intellect which has bin, dormouse is naow
raoused like a sleepy lion riuiDr away from stone shall be left to fiark its former existence.
JNo.more stiall the old town ciock peai rorta
in anyotherj)lace on the airth, yet exceptin
my own case, litteratoor Lasfut gone beyond
coarse hand writing an the single'iule ofthiee.
Ferlosofy has been quoted in this market be
low pork ; syence has'nt compared, with sy
der, string beans has generally sot higher than
stronomy, letters led trigernometry.; and pun
kins was ahead of poetry. Naow, haowsever,
tt'.ii f.,ct tira -f th o0Qr,n roa mn" last, her solemn notes to tfltnes triumphant marcn
niffht by Jemes Peabody, who'se bin one norlseive to remin the nocturnal stroller
quarter to an academy. 1 luat lQe "P 13 UP f nu luat ue "'"' ui0
General SubjeckroTiowy. or produce papery no longer uoea vma-
Pertickeler do. Comics. ' ' ancient temple standas a resorting place for-
I haint time to gin you more'n a digestive conflagration.! Its chjances of becoming a tele-
or facsimelar of the lecter- ; graphic transporter ot tne uevounng eiemen
Jemes begun by obsarvin that ef any body om corner to cornSr and from square to '
supposed that the stars warn't a heap bigger squaw, navo been reduced to naugnt wit
han they looked, they was almighty behind ill wf at Vf es et Denoia 118 rmo"
iand. Why, says he, there's that ar little al from its proud eminence.
dnner called Satan, -says he, don't look bigger An artesian well, it isconfidently believed,-willl
than a tetter and yet, according toKerlys soon take the: place of this antique structare
i , , . lanA m?Viir nr:ro worASwaffrl tliA 1nftif ti5n-.
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November 27, 1855.
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PETER W.; H INTO N
f-ntTTfiKTnX MER CHS. A; 1 .
TOWN POINT
w - S)d ins3 mm9
iDcclal AlH'iilioii Paid lo
" Tobacco-Flour, : Grain. Cotton!
tores, tc. Also, . Is ;
jCo Receiving &.Fonrarding
Selling
" Naval
Goods.
-:V
.i -
-TS' ' . REF ER TO . I"
,11. L. Robards, Esq , Salisbury ; N. C-
Chas-L-'H tNTON Esq. Wake Co., N. C.
'J. JS. B. Roulack, Esq, Raleigh N. a'
Ueo. V.lUywooD Esq, Raleigh, N. C.
XVm- Plummer, EsqV Warreuton, NIC.
I vRiigust J.bj 18o5. - ; jji
-fiViJE Proprietor of theold Marblej rd; in
" Salisbury, still continues to; furnish" all r-
' dors with neatness and dispatch, from he sriial
jest Head Stone to the li nest Jlionunient,.atthe
Shortest possible notice. . " Engraving done at
usual prices. He would respectfully solicit a
' continuance of patronage. U 1 ! '
- .- : ' GEO.'YOGLER.
Feb 24. 55 - - r . Li Sin L
plet
Southern istates.
February 19, 1858.
ic
36 tf.
States to declare themselves fin lavbr of free nt,nttl Anti-Fanatic Association, pulled out
seas and progressive free trade throdghouthe ' . - R , f
! Ami liu kiiIpiti n inanifestaMons to nlace a hundred dollar bill OU ttie lianK Ot iroy.
it,-;, mnr-J i fl ,ip i irf s bv the side of itheir sue- Afr RailH look it and handed Mr. Monroe
cesful example. 1 ' . - two tens and a five in change. Mr. Monroe
Second-KesoZm, 1 hat ou r geography Up the documents, shook hands with
and Dolilkal position with reference to the other lotaea up '
States of this Continent, no less thaiii the inter- Mr. .Baily, and left. Hetore jbe tooK nis ae
esu of our commerce and the development ol parture he informed Mr. B. that he had to go
..nr trrnwirier nower-reauires that we acrod r ' . , , .. , . . .1 , . , ss , ,
Vhnrincipies in vol ved in the Monn,e doctrine, to Stuben by Ihe three o'c.ocK tram, out wo.
Their bearing and lpiport aumit 01 no uncon- return again on saturaay moruing miuuuu mu
struction, and should be ( applied with Mwnenuing hours after Mr Monroe departure, Mr,
r hirdlv Resohei That ihe create, highway Bailey called on Capt. Knight and ordered up
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lnw experience, wim every lacimj which nature as well as me asseiu 01 mc iuCO ... 1 iipcHU.k: tor twelve.
:n.i.ninlnac. ahfl cut id- 1 V :. 1 1 t .v 1 tnA.A.tAil in it a - miilllln:ftnr.P I i. .
euioies US-LO guaramcc piuiujmH.to,-! 0O8. imiucuiaiciy iuicicrw,u
faction inall business,
i " REFER TO
! ROWLAND i BROTHERS.
Commission Merchants,
.;- ' NORFOLK, VA.
RE extensively engaged in the sale of Floub
flVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
l.f- creditors of William Heathman's ( dec. es
Uate, that'I will be in Salisbury on Mopday and
l-'fuesday of August court for the 'purpose of set-
t . i - :.l . n . . . i
ciing briu i-bLdic. irosuive nonce is giycu mai
all business reipainmg unsettled by that tune
ill be placed m the hands of ah officer,
. lAPIlR PR A I. F. VI Adm.
Hon. Thomas Ruffin, Ala.nance County, N. C.
John Newlin & Soils, do. 14
Wm. R. Albright, do. "
Dr. P. A. Holt. i do. . "
John Long. Randolph
J. H. Hau-hton, Chatham
Hon. E. G. Reade, Person
James Webb. : Orange
p. C. Cameron, ! ; o.
John F. LyMv . do.
Ilenrv Whilied. h do.
-And many others. "1
Norfolk; Va Feb. 26, 1856. j 37 ly.
has marked out lor the free, communication be
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans con
ef ii iites one of the most importaut ach evemeuts
m h realized bv the sDirit of moderation, in the
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,rnmiprahle piirrtrv nl our peooie. aiiu mat
pd bv a tirnelV ai
cient exertion of the control which
When do you Swish them V ...
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4 They shall be ready at eight precisely
l(r. Baily said, 'that Will do,' lighted a cigar,
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I know father tis sumwhat: larger than the IV1 eioqucuccjauu iuuwsw w.iuW.uS
hull countv of Oxford ! A a the leetlest star of sarcasm, Mill be heard the gentle murmur--.
ybu can pick out is as big as cart-wheel. pngs, or .tne, water lait it; is nam ?naeeat w
At this pint Dea Elderberry! ris an said this 5 nat is,ip- ue me luiure , aesuny m tu
was goin too fur,;twas regeler; blaspheme, con-1 ceieoratea spp so ippg aevotea w tne inwr..
trarv to scriptur an ajrin common sense. ests of the and to the advancenienl of
Then he tuck his hat an "cleared, fust spitting the principlei ofJ Law. Equity and Jtistic.
aout his terbacker cud as a testimony agin the lacvinerew n iimg. smwr .nuw
doctrine. ' better :after the remotarbftherubbisfof the
After" speaking of the milky way wbich' ol to what
he said was longer than the Cumberland or this ancient trampin ground of plaintiff and
Oxford canawl an the moon, which the on- ndats.i ocdleold temple of Themis!
lamed considered to be a green cheese, but We hope your franaer may give you a better .
which syence demonstrated tq be a jackerlan and a more oanasome wrm, ii ever your cora-
lorrm c,.ni thfl Ieeiflrer nrnAfldftd to 1 ponent parts are agAfi cemented.-iSa?.J5fVr.-
the iertickeler part of his subjeok.
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nd effi- T,nlUd on his risrht-hahd fflcive and returned
i i've a I , , T.,lor ovuruntr found the riitv.
- i. v': :. A.., .is. tuiu-pi ton fartn 1 wi.v.. -a
should: be suffered to impede or clojr itf progress per, and so did a portion of the iSew York.
by any interference with relations mi it may delegation.- ' -i i I ;
6uit our policy to establish with the gvermnenl fe made by Messrs. Baily and
of the States within whose dominion itj lies ; and &peecues were uiauo j J
we can, unaer no ctTcumsiaiitcrt wn.uuci i vntnon , wune bchuujsuw w" j
our preponderance in the adjustment of. ail ques- .v-, The discussion of the quail con-
tions arising outot it. i t - r. . 1 , - ...V.vf j.JAcvk. when Mr. Rw
unueu nu aw" "r - - -
Comics or Blazen ptart.
mm horah, i
WATCII-MARFR' AND JEWELER,
: SALISBURY, N. d. - ';';C
tnandingan interest ihe people -f te United ley madea move tbat the party adurn sine
States, cannot but , sympathise with tbe effrts The motion was put and carried. Mr
Winch are being made by the peop'e W. Central ' w York delegation left the
America to regenerate that portion of the. Con- Bailey.and tne i cew ori . 6
(6oe ir below It. j & A. Blnrpby Store, j proper effort to be made to , insure
KKFS ronstatvi v on nanu a lame assortment tnancv in me . uuir .oi-oieiicu
tinent which covers" the passenger across the J parlor and entered tue oarsroom.
oceanic Isthmus. .! . " : T..i KilT Caotiin V
T.-.l.l m, !.. romnCrntl( nartu 1 " ? J . .
1 IIHIIJ Jl6ltlC AJini. .lie -
will expect from the! next Adininistratioii every f bixty-eigUtaoiiarsf
yut a.ceu- I i T..A it nutoi tuai.
rrEE
AVof WalclMis and Jewelry of all kinds.
v Clocks, ' Watches , and J ewelry of ever) ,de
maintain a
permanent protection ;,of ;the grat outlets
through 'which - are emptied .'into
I scription, repaired ia the best manner and ontbe 1 the products raised oo the soil, and I the commo-l
l V r.9cnn.h' terms - : i ctittes created trv me inuastrr ot w Vi . -., - a i
Here Mr. Bailey banded Capt Knight that
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118 Waters I Virtnn red aOtlaf Dill.'
t.;n Tianded hini thirty-two dolj;
The Gaplaih .took the
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are in
Comics, says Jemes says he are of fwo
kind, the Tame and the Wild. The fust is
peaceable tother ainu The fust, ones is
made of old moons as aint fit for service, and
is called by the oneddikated shootin stars, but
we of the schools call em metres. This differ
ence led the speaker to remark that larnin is
everything. 1 ; .- ; -
The wild kind, says Jemes, is a different
critter ; beings composed of kinebeloua mat
ter, hyfolutions gass, oxide of cast .iron, an
salts of harmonia, makes it highly salvage an
onsartin. They fust appeared about Deuter
onomy or perhaps a little later in the year six
,TflE TWO THE I TWO B'S ASD THE. TWd
D's. There is a curious alliteration, in , thet
names, of the prominent candidates for. ih .
Presidency and Vic Presidency. Fremont
and Fillmo Bu'chaoan and Breckenrid
and Donelson and Dayton, form a strftngtf
combination of initial
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tected at Dub
j mode of robbery has been dV
I!n. ' Aman use to send a large
press by the Liverpool steamer, headed, fthis
feide up. In this press was V compartmenl "
in which he hid himpelf. ' A-t night, when all
was still, ha Wuld get but and rbK the irilfe .
houses of yaldables. knd retreatancT to his hid
uviM.p. w ...w-w . J - I . , , . . . . -
. ' 1 . - . in? n nos finM hA tafalv nnnvred Vt
and was diskivered spotaneonsiy lrom rort I vrr tp"-v -.
land observatorsbn Pompey's pillow in Rooshy UBUer w ms ownm
They are pesky things' says he, oilers gttten I Rjp Reaches ire Wid to ,
ilhbii
up wars, hitrrykanes, aiid . earthquake, &Ci jugusUCai
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