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C II ARLOTTE. N. C., TUESDAY,
MAY
25, .1869.
SEVENTEENTH VOLUME -IV U 51 B E R ,872
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THE
"W estern. Democrat
WILLIAM J.
rCBtl.UED f BT
YATES, Editor atid Proprietor:
Tsasc!" Three Dollars per
i AdTtrtLsciaeuts will bo inserted.
rt, or in accordance witb contract.
f Obituarjr notices ofoTer fire lines in
be chirged for at adTertising ratea. .
annum In adTance.
at reasonable
length will
A New Form of Slaver r.-r-In'nuDj re--
FpeCta the n,egro u as much a Elate '.-to-day xis he
vras aii years, ago." vino-tentb$ of tbpm are.. en
rolled" iu the Loyal' Leagues, and are bound jby
oaibs toobey their superiors and masters." They
move like. "sheep,-and dare not disobey, "unde
peril of persecution in their.bustneesjsocial ostra-r
cisin, and persoual violence,! even to the taking
of life. 1 he few negroes: who some years Ago in
Virginia undertook to act S independently and
Eobert Gibbon, M. D.,
"I PIIYSIOIAN AND SURGEON,-
f - Tryon SVr, L'futrfotte, C,
OfSce and Residence, one door south old State Dank,
(formerly Win. Johnston's residence).
most slavish despoiisnrcrccted over the Afrfeari
The poly difference is that he' has changed hn
master: ' "I " .
v WliolesDme Advice to Yomig- Womea.
, Many ."beautiful . forms are mada decidedly.
nomeiv ov inaiviauais irvinsr ro .sec fit uaoLiui
the laws of uatureJ For this rjnrnose delicate
youp IadicS lacec 'tlieiuscltcs until i tWy4 can,
scarcly lrcatheJ iAndrall for -'what 2 -J To, den :
ceire poori(weak minded creatures like thjemel vefi
auain jneir ownuiniaginationx appear, Deauii
luL "?Vhcu is a cirl must beautiful; - .jietore
she.basreaeEed her teens: 4)efore she hasarrived
Jan'l, 1G3.
j To. Wholesale and Retail Buyers
LOOK TO YOU II INTEllEST
J: P. Mc Combs, M. D f
Offers hi professional services, to the citizens of
Charlotte aad urrouudn coii;itry. " All calls, both
nif ht and day, pronij'tly mtcn led to 1 ;
- Office in Urowa'i-luiiding, Up ttaiis, 'opposUe; the
Charlotte Hotel. -
Oct 2c, itoe. - . .' ;'
Dr.i JOHN H: McADEN,
Wholesale and Retail "Druggist,
CIIA HI. V TTE, X. C r !
9 en hind a litrcrc and wvll svlrctcd stnek of rURL
DUUOS. Lim:cals I'ateni .Me-nciiies. rain::y .uc-ii-
Tui'tt Arfklv-". which
Tery lowi r-rices.
Jiii 1. l'.K ,-
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he is dutciiiiincJ to sell at the
PR. JOHN H. WAYT,
; Surgeon Dentist.
O Fc? fur tMs twr al h s ITttiJenre.
; Patieuti iu the City'orlCcuntry waited on at their
riM!ih the Pivst Ofhce
Will be irotMi.nv
acce unt of di.!ance.
t Jail ll.i
lv attended to. No extra
charge on
A T T O It X IZ'iY A T 1a Yf
Charlotte, N. C,
(Vnre is DtwEi'3 Dank I3iritiiNa.
Not. O.-lfOH - tf
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Watch and Clock I-T dt,
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AN! liTAUKK
JEWELRY, TI SF.' WSTC.ILS, CLOCKS,
- : ? Watrh M.tlcril, Fptetachs, c
AnK. lV,T. 1 CHARLOTTE, X. C.
li reccirlEjr, daily. Lis Spring Sfok of
!HiUiuf ry, TrissiiixiiJj. &c. :c.,
Which he'nhs th Ladles and the public generally,
to call and examine.
MRS QUERY i prepared to serve her
friend j with the
LATEST STYLES
in Ronactg, ilxts. lro.-s ns ikinj', Sic. .
Miv 1. It W j -
HALES,
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I " A.
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
txt Door to the
If your Watch n?id R p
Don't jret ma 1 u r. i p t
Ju'-t tak.- it int. li.M.L.S"
lie will fix it so ii will
He wa.ri.-n.t Li work all J
(HA!IUTTK,
irint". .
wiring; ;
!vp.
'.r a y-ar,
X. c.
When it is u- 1
L'e v. ill do it a-'
January 1,
w proper care.
And do it wt-il it.
I.t IV- -1.4 It I.
sure to ran.
V
ALEXANDER & BLAND,
Dentists, Charlotte, N. C,
Will wait on parlies in city or country w henever their
orvices may L !ifl?rd. . . ,
T.H-th rttr.n-'i ! ivii ), if pain, tin ndr.iiiiltered.
.tJ2ica iu Riuwji' Jiu.I Iin. ' Jloiirj from S A. M.
to I .M
March 8
Old North State Distillery,
. Clf AKLOlTU,"N C.
GROOT, KUCK & CO.,
'i .'!.' r tin I E-etiJfers cf Com and Eyt 'hlst f.
Ue warrant our Lienors I'l'RE and UNADULTHR
ATliU. j
Ordr solicit el from the trade.
SIerjoni on Trym istreci, oppoite T. W. Dewey
& (Vs V ink. " .. . s
Kthi:, 1S00.
tf
1 . SMITH'S -Boot,
Shoe and Leather Store,
AVr door to Jtcirty Jiarik, Ch'irlotie, X. C,
Is the largest Wholesale and 'Retail Shoe ltab!ish
'' ment in North ("urolina.
The qualify of their .tock is superior in every re-
T-ct. and uneoualed in s-fvhv fcmsii
ten. Ta rrifrs :ire as low n3
and workniar.-
ean be affordel.
Th'V hitr thrir t'.. ! fhisi xel v troin Manufac-
tur.-r or have thon ni-vde to onfer. They pay no
rRtand d-uhe b:iiness tliemselvrs, and enn, there
fore, an 1 will sell all styles and juulities of Roots
alShoeat lower prices than can be'found else
where ia this market. Kvcry .pair of Roots and
Sh.e 1 warranted as represented. " ''One price to
5-" an I -fair dealing," is their niotlo..
Leather, Shoe Findings & Belting.
Tbir stocli of Leather and Shoe FiiHlins is roost
comvWte. embraein every grade of Hemlock aud
.t1 Lei4,liir. Upper Leather, French and Amcr
1Cnn ?lf 'Vkin' KIP- - Iai,9 ic- They also furnish
ail wi.ithsof lUbberaud Leather Veiling at Manu
Ucturers" price. . j
.!-k for SMITH'S
l&Miilicd Shoe II
SHOE STORE, the oldest es-
oum m the State.
SIlTli:4 s'JlnR RTORT " '
-exi uoor to bew
ey's Rank, Charlotte, C.
Ilul
The City Book Store,,
rf, J.'.intfif t.. I T . tlt Ci 7
i One dojr Ulow Irs former location. .
Everybody ii i.:;t.l .. t 1
:to,:
Ulva cni- .... . r t , . . f i
n , 4 w an iui a larjjc 3.-unmcui 01 j
-uwj, Kelsons asd Hisdellaneons Books,-
1 . . I - ;
l'r 'Looks, Wall .Paper. Rlank
r.:,-. ual all articles usually
-- arr.T. ... ' . . -
H'wi'iim With
and
kept in a
liihl!4ili4(rt nr Bi:rli iht
all ihf? rv u-iir- i
is
n!iei.
ie Si., are aa Iuvv s any other Booksellers in
ie.
v9te wiin tne consenives were set upon nd. fo . tJfa Jad;e8 fort -thif
barcly.cscaped mtb.tbfcir .lives. W e tT3 see a,Lfi -getido tholawsnaturc; tbeinwtm
ccssAriljrxTjn tract a lieforii)itand, consaitntly
cutie tbc-Jbbd v to Irecosi d iseased. I We noiioetT
a jouugnais ou tnetreeisi ie aa j ago ierfc
wiMst encased in iiBout half Uitnaturallv reQtusitG
space, her pacfcsanjetbitKtn tbe fbapc of a can-
el ' by reason of a bonnier, her feet L cramped in
snoc8 atiuj 4ua,ii,aaxg5 t$, uer iectn' causing nr
to ra3k ""as af she was slopping on bpfnirrg cial
Poqr-rrtjrc?;;.
menu.' ,Unr. .jonn.fadws.and, their-.mothers,?
oijtbir forgc
nutuan ngure are srriciiy ,mainemaucat,j oretsa
they have never biecn Badd acquainted with the
4TV . - M f B
Uie waist shcmkl measure pve inehes iu eii,
cuuiferencc for eveTj foot thejady is burbv- Tpe
whole figure is sj, tiines-thengthiof theot..
. uetacrtic lorn i beiuecder or, plumps tb rnle
holds' jrobd; .any-deviation. from it, is fdepartore
from the highest J beauty- in proportion. The
Greeks made all their statues accoHins to this"
rule. .Th5 face from, the highest
Iprehcud where tho lUyr begins, tof
one tenth bfthe-whole stature. Tn
The Largest Stock of Goods in the Market.
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tn conformity to our CARD of last month, wherein
we. staled the fact of -'our 3Ir RINTELS having left
for'Northerh rnartcts," we now take pleasure -in in
forming our numerous friends and customers that,
our Stock (and we'say with pardonable pride) the
largest', ever brought to It his - market is now in, to
which we respectfully invite the .Wholesale and Re
tail trade. . ; j ...
All we aik ircorac and examine our Stock and you
will at once percerre where your jnterest lies.
AVITT1IOWSKV & RINTELS. '
- Millinery; ;
We al-o have the largest and njot complete Stock
of M'sHinerr, strperintended br tli4 favorite and popu
lar. Milliner, Miss RETSY WILLIAMS. ' , f
March 2'J, 18tirJ. . . W. & It.
' ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
As Assignee of A 0. Stacy, Bankrupt, and by
order of the 'PNtriet Court, I will fell at the Court
House dtfor in Charlotte, on the j-'.'tb day of : May;
le-GU, tha following botes and accounts :. , '
, One note tn S A Ilovy, $'.).7u ; oee on C L Ruffe,;
balance, 'J: ci:e ou J J Malion, $ol.(; oue account
on A Rithuuc, bnlance. one on-R W JLeck
with. SlJ.": one on W:h Eaple, $-1; one onMr9 0
Mctli'.vary. one on M Rudi.fill. $1C0; one on
M W Robinsou, $M..V: one on It P Chapman, $0.Gi;
one on E II White. 5?Ct JO; .one. on R Culpepper
$::3 -iO; one on J II Sanders.' ol.ilo; one on Milo
..Martin. one ou W J Hicklein, $14 08; ; one
on Elizabeth Moycr, $17.0S; one ou J A Duckworth'
balance, $-0: oac on Dr W Carr, $20: one on S
R Andrews, Sill; one oniJ'P Sorry ce, $11.0;onc
on Dr (.'yru3 Alexander, SI1.08; one ou D D Phillips
$'.',S7; one on Wilson Wallaoe, -3.o0; oue on R P
Wari:.r. one on ' James Nfirthey $3.4.T:
one on; Rachel Helton, ?"; on,c on M D L Moody, $30;;
one j01iss Emma lTu?tonl $lGrone on David
point of ..the.
the chin, is
ehand, from
the wrisl io the end of the middle finger, is the.
same'.'" From tbe'tbppf the chest 'to the .high
est point in the forehead, 1 is one-seventh. If
roots of ihfr.
three 'cq rial
the length of the f fiicev;,frota . the .
hair'to the chin: b6: dffided 4uto
purts the first division defenntues vfherc the ete-
brows meet, the second tire place of the nostrils.
The height from the feet to the top of the head
is the same as thej distance from . the extremity
of the fingei-s whejn the arms are exnded. - J
Henderson, S-.2-j;
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Mayi 10, lSC'J
and others.
JOHN
Sv
BROWN,
Apsigcee.
The Corner House, -
( l ' stairs in Spritis,Buiiirtf,') ;
Is now open for the accommodation of transient and
permanent Boarders. The undersigned have had
'considerable experience in keeping a Hotel,; and
-therefore tVel satisfied that they can give satisfaction!
Important Sale of City proper ty
. 'In-'pnrsatiee of jan order of th Superior Court of
Mecklenburg counly, I will sell , at the Court House
door in Charlotte, on Monday the 24tti of May, 1669,
at he hour of 12 p clock,1 the LOT on which Mi 8.
Ortnent now Tesides, in the rear of Hi F. Davidsons
Farnithre Store, fronting onj College jStreet-twentyf
four feet nine inches. Terms, six-months rcdit,
with interest froni date.
E. A. OSDORNE,
Clerk Suierior Court
May 3, 1809
lv
& ALEXANDER,
retail Grocers,
interest iuihe. Stock of
aid call the'attentioa'of
generally to their "Stock
Terms moderate.
Charlotte, Jan. 18, 1S89.
T, L.
HITCH & BRO.
SPRING TRADE, 1869. ;
I t.ikp p!-.aiurc-in rnformlng-Ivou that I an new?
"rveeiviug AT MY NEW STAND. National Bank
Building, XICX OF THE 'SlRilSS BOOT, direct
from the Manufactories, a larce and well' selected
Stock' of ; I . . !
1 .Boots and Shoes,
IMll ,TIIE Sl'lilNO TRADE, comprising, every art
cle in' the Root and Shoe line- I invite especial X
tontion to my assort uioni of Gcntlemens", , Ladiev,
Misses" and Children's Root eeis, Balmorals and Gait erf.
My j increased facilities aud jl?ug experience in
bu-ipc.-.s make me cnnHdentj that my prices, and tlie
jualily of my Goods, w ill- 'compare favorably w ith
those vf any other house in Uie Xitf. .. j
1 shall be plcJsed 'to offer riy stock to your in
spection at any time you m.'ty faver me with a call.
Wiiili? truly grateful for past jfavors extended me,'
I de?ire your continued patronage. .. !
S. B. MEACH AM,
: Sign of the Brass Boot,
Salem Made Shoes.
ENCOURAGi: ROME ENTERPRISE. I fAn now
Ageit Tor (he s.-il w of Vogler & Co.' Salem' made
Sh ,e. I guarantee cVery ' pair sold, and request
you t j try them. S. B. MEAcHAM, f
Sign of the Brass 'Boot
Rubber Belting, i
Trunks and Hats, always on. hand at i
" , S. R. M EACH A MS,
Ko paper tf wood' bottom
' S B. MEACIIAM'S
L GRIER
j Wholesale and
Having purchased-Mr Sims'
4Vwrtrcr-rvi:ey wo
their friends and the Public
of Choice I
! !. Family Groceries.
not to be Surpassed in the 'market 'either: in quality
or variety.. . ; U ' ' , ! ' '
.The hishest cash prices paid for- all kinds of
country produce,
flour.- I
- All Goods purchased at this honsejwill' be deliver
ed any w uere in tuoUity trre or cnarge
Thnnkful to our manyfnends for the very liberal
patronage: bttowd upon . ua- heretofore ask a
continuance of tho same. Our motto is--as it ever.
has "been-f-straight forwarcL true to the line
if
Food of aii. Epicure. I f
Xt mav surprise dhe reader to know that in bis
life of say j 65 years j duration, with ;a moderate-
allowance of mutton, for instance, a flock pt io0
sheep .would bej required, and that altogether,
yor .dinner alone, adding to bis mutton, a
reasonable1 allowance of potatoes,.'vegetables, and
Water, or other Tiquid daily, for 30 years jof this
loeriod over thirty tons of solids and liquids will
Jrve beenj consumed by him. : I V J -tA
carculation has been made of what (a modern
cpicuxey tc& boq vivantj" can consunig iii a life
":?me. ir Jtlis as I follows W j .';
. Take seven ty years as the life ofv the epicure,
beyond which age many of that class .of menjar
five,, being still in the full enjoyment, of a good
.&gestioh,f(for jez ample, Talleyrand, Cambacores,
Lord Sefton, and othersj) we 'will suppose him
x.0 De contemplating py reironection tnei wnoie
iunouhtotj his jlife's consumption of food and
irrnky laid outtbefbre bimi at one view.-1 : J ", . , i . ':
i Here Js probably wlrat he would see:' : 10 ozied,
iOO sheep;3l00 caltes 200 lanibs 50 pifil
t0 fowls, 300! turkeys, 150 geese.. 400, ducks,"
1!w0O pigeons, j 1,400,! partridges and quail, b00
woodcocks, 1,400 snipe and other ., small game,'
guinea fowl, 10 peacocks, and 36Q wild fowls.;
:lDiish' 120turholirai0ealnaop-12CGd60
irout. 400 mackerel.! 400. iaounders, 2.00 eelsv 150
haddock, 400 herringsand 1 0,000 smelts.. Alsor-
New Laws. ;
AN" -A CT to .establish Day Mrid, Mefvf
I , felling Rtpl fropfrty- un der, Exccmlon. ?rT
i Section 1 i - j The G4neral Assembly jof iioxth
Carolina do enact; That so much oi sectiotf four
teen of chapter forty-five of ;;the lie vised. Code
as relates to sale of elayes, ftnd so mtlch thereof
as relates to tbe days!
hereby repealed. ,
I Sea. 2,. So much o
20 turtles.4 3a00tf ovsters, L500 lobsters and
crabsdOjOOO prawns I shrimps, sardinesf a
inchdvtes. " fj- 4 'if : ;r
;ilIu fruit', about l;5O0 lbs. of grapes, 50 pine- J
r pples, 2,000 peaches. 1,400 apricots, 240 melons;
r,.id somd one hundred thousand pi umsl green-
jciges, apples i pears, 1 arid millions of cherries,!
"-i-T- ' j.' --i i n t
siawuerries, currants, -.waiuots cuesiouiu, ug,
almonds, jeto-i nj i . j:. hj.
ilXa, vegetables of other kinds, 25175 j pound.s
weight; about 2.434 lbs, of butter, . 084 Jbs..of
cheese. 21.000 ei Of bread: 14 J)00 1 R)S;C $f
salth pepper, etc.: 1,006 lbs.; of suSart 4.00 lbs
G Tn liquids he would have imbibed'. 14ftS7(vgal- Fatdtba Court' House
. i i ' i- 1 aS. ,.;s e Sort 1 H TVTA Ml
of sale of real property-, be
section sixteen iof chapter
forty-five of the Revved Code, a prescribes, the
time of advertising; the; salQ of-land and slaves;
.JaQ'derexcicati6ir.!sr. hfiteby 'repealed, "-s 'iiimji
See. 3. So .much of section two hundred and
sixtT'three of the Code of Civil - Procedure. a
-i utti uays ut jsaie, 14 .uei ex)j repcaieu. j
! occ. 'k. cecnon two or an aer- enurieu, An act
for regulating . the selling of? land Under execu
tion,"-ratified the twentyfourth-djiy of August.
eighteen hundred and sixtyStx is herebj repealed,
;-tSc;.5i-AH privat&'.acts by which; lands ji
particular count ics ae reiuiredi ex allowed' to ,be
soia, ax places or -at times otiiec- taar t,o?se Sere-i
maiier.p.r.eBC'rioe.q are uereoy jrepcait?a-j vi
; Sec. 6; The repeal of the above . mentioned
act3 atid parts of acts shall, not invitlidate uny
proceedings had under them befyre this act goei
Into. ciFeet, and' no sale heretofore 'made' under
any o.f said acts shall be lnTalii?rnerelj beqause
omu u r regularity r UiJ!9ia K.e m ziMt ray w -wuv
F;SeAirreat pppertyoTd undei execution
or by virtue of an oirder or J udgmeu t of & Court
ir this State shall be sold -at tbe Cour i House-of
the County in which the property, or some part
hereof, is'situat;;;;3 i-'i'..-H'- -'!'
i Sec. 8. ' The salehall be during the first three
days of the tert ofpihe Superior Court of the
County, cr.pnjthe first Monday iri aj months or
on the Monday andi Tuesday -next-' succeeding
j.;: Aec.? v; x he. onerut, tor
or other just cause may
;0ouritj or iStatc ofliccr, i
chasing of any bounty
1-
Eh.tll'cngago in the pur
or bbte claim at a Jctf
price than its fult and true value,- or at any rat$.
m uiscuunt inercon. or 00
speculation in such ciailus, h
a misdemeanor, and subject to indictment in tho
Superior Court of the County in which tho or
reuse is committed j and, ou
he shall be fwblejto rejmoval
discretion of the Court.
t Ratified the 12th day of April, ! A. D., 1869.
conviction tliereof
from office at tht
What. the ;N6rtli;: has Gained by tho War,
The 'New York Day-Book, tho moat nhcom
promising .enemy ' of Kew England Puritan poli
tics jh all its vicious formaj f.ees the 'political
day,of jiidgnicntr "corning :to' the people who
have set the nation by thej cars through their
grasping and meddlesome spirit. ' It adverts ti
the'lact that cotton -factories, ara springing up
alfoter the' South ' No lfss than eighty-air
L mills are already started, distributed as follows f
i 'Slirrf:f,$ptidles. CoUon'ijmn,
3q,000 j 4,010,000
24.249 3.537,000
, 31583 4,174,100
6S(.782 10,864,350
25.19G 2,820,596
. 8,752 1.157,000
"'829 1,301,101
921 . ' . 253,400
,13,720 1,847,200
ti(2Gir 1,075,000,
lot-3, which, for a man accustomed to, the use of
Strong drmk, might be Subdivided'intotdj) hogs
hen dsof wiae .1 ,3 G8 gallons of beef, 58 gallons
Oi pints!. 5,394 gaIIonS.Qi conee, cocoa, and tea
ions Oi uiiiK,! auu A,iou -gtuuua
1,3 4
of
w
irhenuaniitj' of foed consumed ' by one pian
in the course of his life time, ai , estimated aboveT
astoundirigisi it-appears,1 is based on an; authen-
tlC.scaie or mo regular average uiuajs ui tut? uuy
of an epicure for 60yeaTS.'
i
daj to day,- but- not
such post ponement i
more:
the absehc of bidders
postpone at sale from
than six days ; upon;
io shall post a notice thereof
doorJl'
Virginia,
Iorth Carolina,)
Sonth Carolina,
Georgia, I
Aiaoama, s j
jUississippi,
Texas,'
Arkansas,
Tennessee,
ICnttirkv.
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17.
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property $b all be sold until
the same shall have been advertised! fh thirty
days at the- door of 4 the1 Court y House of the
County in which the said ii to, take "place, and at
three k)ther public places in: theT" Coiwity.- Tn
lieu of advertisemoiat in the three olther public,
places" in the county advertisement olnce a weelfr
ror our weess, iu some newspaper puonsuea in
tbei'co'untywtirsuffice. fjj ' r" ii;
ISeci- llr Iii addition tb f theadvieTtisements
A speciality made; of good family
i
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1:
Ja. 18;:18G9.
W. W. GRIER,
C W. ALEXANDER.'
Guarantee:
Shot.' sold at
CALL OS S. Ii. MEACHAM, when you want
gooil l'oots and Shoes. "
March ; ;' :
. Great Bargains at .
13 E ATTIE'S FORI), N. C.
The undersigned beg leave to Inform their frtends,
nnd tlie public at large, that they -have-jiow in store
their j ' . '
Spring and Summer Stockj
Consisting of Dry Goods in great variety; Hardware,
a large stock; Clothing in every style; Hats of hc
latest style for Gents, Ladies. Misses and Eoys ;
Iioots and Shoes, Crockery, Motions, lrugs ..tiu
Groceries.
All of which they w ill sell at prices wnic arc
guaranteed to be as low as- the lowest, intending that
lieattie's Tord shall still he w hat it has been, the
cheapest piacc in this section of the State.
Come to l'.EATTIE'S FORD if you would be sure
of buvinr j our Goods cheap, as wc arc 'determined
to telfl. ":, .' ' ! ; . i i . j
Notice the following prices:! Calicoes from to
15 cents per yard: Factory Shirting, yard wide.-lG
cents by the bolt ; Yarn ( LSnebargcr's) Sd per bunch;
C Su"-ar, lCj cents per pound ;j Kio Cofl'ec as low as
0 cent per pound ; Kerosene, Oil GO cents per -gallon,
and o on. - CXtW CONNOR & CO.
Bttie's Ford, N. C, May 1800. 4w : ! .
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
WITH 1 "
CALDWELL & 13REXIZER,!
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The Liverpool &L011-
don & Globe J71S. L01
Affets Gold, $ I 769Q39
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United States 2 ,ooo,ooq
Directors personally respon
sible for all engagements of tlie
Company.
BLUE STORE ! BLUTORE ! !
. . ! . - ! . . 1 .
It. K O O t M . A T9 I
Has just received and opened his beautiful stock-rOf
Spring and Summer I Goods.
I have n. full line of Ladies' Dresai Goods,-consist
ing in.paf.t of Mozauibifiues, Poplins, Leups,. Organ-;
dies, Graaadines.d iiuesi .Marseilles, Uelanes, Lawps,
Shalleys,iChintz,.and every style of prints, &c. 4
j.- ; white loods."'irV";;:;
My Stock is complete, and t efl'er great indacernc'nts.
Embroidcries,and a beautiful stock of Clnney and
Thread Lace Collars, I'dgihgfJ, Insei'tings, &c.
i " I ' I Millinery. T
i In this." department 1 feel assured I "cannot be ex
celtod ini'vafefy, taste aAdT qualitJr, and am con
stantly adling to; it: .. i j Jt '
j Farals and Sun Umbrellas, a large! variety. .
I Clothing Department. -
-1 have1 a general and will-selected stock of "Men's
Wcar-nnd-Furnishing Goods. HATS of -all styles,
Silk. Fur andAVool a ?pWndid assortment, SHOES
Men's, Ladle?'; Misses and Children's, direct from
the -Manufacturers'.'" Noljons, Fancy j Articles and
Trimmings, in endless variety. - '
! ;Harware ' and Groceries,
And everything j kept in i first-.class Establishment
i. Having tw eay-carsi experience in this City,
aiid knowing weirtKe tasies and w'ainfs of .this com
munity, l flatter myself, with the' aidvantarge.s'Ivp,os
scss," that I offer' them as iiatidsomeia. stock as can be
found aiiy where, and having purchased 'my Goods
since the late decline,' I
am confident ! can sell as
cheap, if not cheaper, than any house m the State.
LA DIpS ! If you desirtj td purchase bargains, come
to the lsLUi; s:ioi;l.
May 1869.
- . B. KOOILMANN.
NET? STORE and" NEW! GOODS.
t - 41
er nave tormea a copari-
of conducting a first-class
: Ai H. INisbet and Brot
nership for the; purpos
v Confectionery & Grodery Store,
Office, j .
H . C . , j
of Goods in their
' 1 Cnder the fyimocrat
" CIJAULOTTE,
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And are; now receiving-a
lins, allj fresh and new,
are iuvjted to call and
vears of experience, an
.
'full Sfort
kvhich the public generally
Haying had. several
see.
1 by
strict personal atten
tion, they hope tabo ablelt merit ia liberal share of
public patronage. ; i - a. u. iXJ-ui.
Aprib5, I80U I j V-' JJISKET.
Dress Trimmings, &c.
Drcs' Trimmings, Silk Gimps, just received at . j
j' : i , J 11. & bj ejunuel's.
Second Arrival J v j
Of Popjins, Lenos, Mozambiques, d' igured Muslins,
Chambrays, Tidues, Alpaccas," "White Swiss, Jaconet
Marseilles, &c.f&c , which will be sold-at our'usual
popular prices. The Ladies arc respectfully invited
to examine our stock. : 1 , II. &.B. EM AN t EL.
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' Just Received,
Gent's White Linea Suits,
Brown
Black Alpacca Coats.
II. fclJi.
,'EMAKtJEL." 1
. New Style Paper Collars
"Bnrlineame." Howard,. Kaufmans Imported
"Five Twentv." II. & B. EMANUEL,
Mt 3. 18G9 ; i J 1 I - ' I .ii Trade-Street
The iGreat. Eclipse,
-The, great eclipse of the sun on August ; 7th
win be observed by a scientmc expeaition re-.
cer4.otderidJyta bernfc-tut
to Alaska and Siberia. : i Ihis eclipse it' is stated
1 will be the most .interest! hi; that has-occui red.cT
jwill occur in; the Tjnited1 States fbr many years
It becomes total first upon the earth in Siberia
at sunrise. The eclipse is total at noon in Alas-j
ka. I The line of the total eclipse theu : runs
southeasterly, crazing the coast of North Anieri
ca hear! Sitka, thence runninjj.off into Bntish
America, and ajraiu entering the UuitetLSiatesJ
near the origin of Milk river, in 30 degrees !Vest
longitude; thence through the southwest corner
of Minnesota; and diagonally through Iowa; cross
in the! Mississippi river near "lurlington, Iowa
thence through Illinois just north of Spring
field, and crossing! the Ohio I River hear Louist
ville, KV. Fronrtliis point the line; of j total
eclipse passes through the south-west corner of
v irgmia, i-inrougi iortn itrouna: just souui
of llalelghj thencej td Newbern, and entering the
Atlantic justi northf Beaufort, N. C.jand end
ing at s'unsei in the ocean. -jAt Philadelphia,
the 'eclipse commdicWat 5 hours & minutes ip
,the afternoon ' and ends at G hours .53 minutes.
The middle of tiio eclipse occurs at 6 o'lclock.
The observations by ithe seieitific -eorps sjen 6
Alaska will be highly interesting, not only in an
agronomical point of -view"; but'wni settleimany
questions in reierenee to the sun s atmospnere
and to jthe properties of hgW.', : rjj
The
United States Internal-Revenue,
Coi.i.i:eTOR?s"Omcl., 6th Dist., N; -C.; T -
1 . j ; Salisbury May lsiJ.1869.:.-r
Xnnual List for' 1869, ha? been placed; in myi
hands for collection, and-the Taxes assessed thereon.
have.bijcomejclue and payable, ! All persons having
Takes nsfessed aga!npt them oh -that Listor'dne and
remaining unpaid j oh any: other-List, are hereby
uoUfiet to meet nro or my Deputies at the tiroes and
places iaentidned below' and pay the-eaid Taxes.. A
penaltypf five peij cent, and ihterest at jthe'jriite of
one" pei cent per mpnth.will be exacted fijoni those
Who may negjeet ' tjo pay for :ten days afte the ap
poihtnijuit forrthe county.'in which they rpside.1 - t
. Any-iperso whoishall exercise or carry on any
business i or. profcision, for the doing j of which ;a
Special Tax is imposed by Law,! without payment
thereof as requirejd,! is -subject; to a fine: of hot less
than teri;hor;moi'cth;anr$5H)0.' j'-i- " ;j 1 1 ' ;'r - :'
Apwiiitmetsfohthe present won th; May) 186$. I
) Salisbury, j May ? 3, 1 4, 15 ; TadJ; inville, m ay 1 ;
M6cksille,SMay! 20; Cbncord, May! 24 and 2f ;
Monroe, May 2(3 ; Wilkefebcre', May J4 j Taylers-'
ville, May 13; tatesville, May 17 and 18 ; Newton,
May 10 and 120; Lincoiuton, May 21 ; Dallas, Miy
22. Charlotte, Hay 24, '25 and 26. M . f" j j
I may be found at' the Assessor's office, over Duls
& linker's store.1 Ion "Trvon street, on thei"2(th1of
May, I8G9.i h
, May1 10, 18G9
3w
SAM'L II. AVI LEV,
Cpllcctor.
NEW GOODS ! 1
I . . " - . ! :
I ani receiviue New Goods -every week, and am
determined hot to,be undersold by ! any onev Give
me a call before buying. D. G. MAXWELL,! 1
ii ; ; I'arks' isuiiuing
Jav
From
i, Lag
Coffee! Coffee!!
guayra
and Rio CotFee, all grades at
MAXWELL'S,! Parks' Building
. Suear r
121 to 20 cents per pound by retail, at
MAXWELL'S, I'arks" UmiUing
: Tea! Tea!!
Choice Green and Black Tea at MAXWELL S,
Ciears. I H : ' -'
A larce stock of FoiigaAnd Domestic Cigars at
'' Tobacco and Snuff
Taksf Tbbaccd and Lorillard's Snuff always f
- ' m m . wwr v w .
above required i thej Sheriff shall in jevety case,
at leastj ten days eforo ai sale pf tHfd M-pettj
under execution, serve a copy'of so mach of the
advertisement. as relates jt.bj the real property of
any defendant, bu him personally, if to be found
I in ha county, or omnia ag&nlyii'hohv -aflAyaJ
agent wuniu tue county, or n ne pe not to oe
found ;within tho jcountyj and have no known;
agent therein, but! bis address be known by mail
to such address : aiid the 'date of sii vicc shall
be Ascertained : byj jthe usual course of . the mail
from the place where sut to the . place of its
address,! ;':.ij j ;j Hi- n ' . " ; j - i - i
Sec. 12.' An act entitled uAn act to protect
property. ola under execution, lrom sacrifice.
Tatified the twent7f-jsixth;jday of February,5 eigh
teen hundred and sixty-seven, is hereby repealed.
, Sec. 1 3. This adt shall I go anto i flect at the
end of -thirty da-s from it? ratification, j 1 - ',
-! Ratified. the 12th day of April, A. J)., 1869
. This is the f'beginning of the! end" ef New
fiUgiauu cuiiuu ppmuiiig, uiiu umruiwr iuun;
that within ten, perhaps five jears, the South
will manufactory nearly ,all!the cotton prodiicod
within its borders?' Ou ofl.this must epring'up
a direct Sduthe'rn trade v with Europe, aud thui -
cut the North out of the-prthtablc trado she hai
dode for the', South, and put a stop to the' com-,
mercial dpcndelQce of tho jlattcr on the former.
The Day IJook goes on to tnakosomo rcflectionic
that it will be useful to kce in mind, both North
and South: " It isnygi : ' . .'. .j , is ,..) '
Hitherto the -South has loadod our.vcs3cld tor
-European trade und has also been the market
tor Till our waves. lliepe-maneint result il tho
war will inevitabJy.be to strip the North of thesa
great advantages, which wpc the real source of
our' wealth. 'Here is the etcuso which the mor
yhans ,6? . New (York, Philadelphia and Uonton
gave for -prostjeut ing the. war: jThcy said Who,
Nprth cannot afford to let tho South go, becaus
it would ruin u-v financially.'' Ahdsotho mad
men supplied! money for ai war which they .im
agined was to keep the South as the great market
for its warsnd as its most profitable customer.
The Day JJooW tricd- in vvin to beat it into the
trulrheadS ot this'nierchatil class that war wai
A2F A CT m t elation tpithe Execvlioii of cer-
tain Morlyayc Deeds.
Section 1. The
Carol ina do enact,-
estate wno aces n
1 Assembly of North
the purchaser of real
the whole of the. pur-
w'hen he takes a. deed
age for securing the
iGencra
That
ot pay
chase mouej - at the. time"
for title, may make a mar
pay ment' of such-purchase money, or such part
thereof as may j;eiuiain 1-atipaid, which ; shall be
good arid "effectual agaI1is4f.vh.is wifQ1 (if he be a
marricd.man) as well as jhrni-selr, without reriuir-
ia actihall take effect from its
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Ratified th 12th 'day! of April, . DVj JS69.
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time "fort 'Registering
join m
d6ed. ''If
Sec.2. That th
ratification
44 4.
liV AVE tor ijxtena, tfis t
: -. Certain Deeds A " 1
'Sectional. The General Assembly. of' North
Carolina do enact, . That,!a31 grants of land in this
State, all deeds of mesne conveyances, deeds of
roll, deeds of gift,! powers of attorney, and other I
conveyances, which are allowed or required by
&vr: to be proved and jregistered, shall within
two years after tl e passage of 'this ' actVbe'ad
mitted to broof and''r6istratf6u' unkfer the same
rule&,Te'gulationsn" !and r rcTstriciibhk las heretofore
or heriaft6r may be "provided by law j aud when
so proved and registered ihall be' as good arid
valid as if they had been' proved and registered
within the time heretofore allowed ; Provided,
Tha nothing herein contained shall be construed
toj exteiid tomdrtliges'and conveyances w trust,
of t'o'niarria'ge settlements. " fit '--:
of April,' A." D.; 1869.
precisely the most effectual way of everlastingly
breakiug up those relations between the ortlt
and South wlch were tli e source of euch ira
measurable benefits to us Rut this merchant
class was, mad.) I'vervbody was mad. Aj whold ,
people seemed; to, have turned jfool in an hour,
and went screaming about; a flag: which they hai
converted into an , enginej of ; blood, despotism,
and idle, vagabond 'negroes. They deliberately
set themselves to work toj ruin the laudl which
was our market, and to destroy tho. System f
negro labor which was the! fountain of more tha
two-thirds of all our antiuar profits. . - The poor'
working people, or the mechanics of the North,
were rjer.uaded into a system of vengcauco and
butchery which has. annihilated those staples of
the South which eniploycc, directly and indirect
ly more than twothirds.of their iodustry.j . Noii
the merchants of 'the NoTth are sinking into
despair under the pr.cssjure of ''hard timei,"
which is due almost entijcly; to their own folly
of lending money to, dcslroy the labor sy6t6ra of
the South, apd tho meclianics: and laborers of
the'North begin in earnest to feel ihe terrible
pinching of want, which was born entirely of the
accursed negro war. ..They were, poor fcllowi,
fobled into doing the biitcbery 0f their own race,
to put the negroes where! they have to be' op-
portea oy a tax upon tnemseivei.
Xorth Carolina has 4! .Factories, instead of Jf
as above stated 10 cotton .and 6 woolen. Numb-r
of spindles &i,o75numboir of pounils of. material
used CnAintoiTt Democbat. '
Ratified th
lth day
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11!-
'Sheriffs . t ihz Sale 0
AN ACT to .Prof erf
Lands' fi,r- TAfrs. 1
Section 1 . The General Assembly of North
Caroliha do.enact, That in all cases of a levy
made on land for the laxes, which 'ffiay be due
from the owner' thereojr, the Sheriff shall make
return of said levy to the Superior C3urt of the
bounty in -which the levy w made,"' for the pur-'
pose, of- a judgment of condemnation, hod all.
other proceeding now required by law. : '!
Sec; 2. 1 his act ; shall take ettecti lrom and
after its ratification. H '"' f :i ? '
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AN ACT loJftntsh persons hairing or r Kill
ing Live $tock.
Sectiou 1. The General Asse'pibly of .North
Carolina do enact, That if any person shall kill
or abuse any horse, mule, cattle, hog, sheep .r
neat catue;,. tneji j roperty oi anoiner,,iu any, in-
closure not surrounded, by a lawful fence, such )
person shall be 'deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
pr jimpnsoned
on
Hnnfe'etioneriesi Toys, &c.
f h larirest stock iu the City. Call and examine: for
nnllvesi ' M: i I. Q MAXWELL, J'i
- ' rtArt- : . PaL-a' ftn1i4iniv
T1 L dl AC f Ull'IIUK.
-May 10,;18fi
ISGQ.
arid, on conviction, shall be fined.
at the discretion; of tbe. Court.
Ratified the 10th day of April,!
AN A &T to declare it a Mislemeanorfirravi j
. tyintty Ufftcer- topectuaig n yonnfy Llairns.
; Section 1. The ..General Assembry.of .Nojth
d Carolina do jcnact; m Thatlf any,) Clerkheriff,
jttegwer.oi vipas. ,.1ounvy , i rea?urer or .nr ner
" ' ; . ; ThQ Pacific Hallways.
There is a Union Pacific and a Centra Paeifie,
and a Union Pacific Eastern Division, and a
Northern Pacific, and at 'outli-wcstcrnjl Pacifio,
an Atlantic.and Pacific a Central branch of the
Uriioii Pacific, a SoathcfiJ Pacific and an Inter .
national Pacific v ' , : : ; - '. ;.''' "
' The Union Pacific commences at Omaha and
runs westward The Central Pacific , run from
California eistward. ; 'Jhcse; two roads met
somewhere in Utah, and is the first completed
line "across-; the I cuntiujint. 1 These, jointly,
arc what are usually known as the Pacific Rail
road. The Union Pacific Eastern Divuion rum
froux JVyapdotte, Kaows, westward through
Topeka and along thc-Smoky Hill route. Ita
western terminus will probably bo Denver, at
which place it will connect with a branch of th
Uuipu Pacific.-, It is aho proposed to diverge a.
branch in Wecrn Kausas, to run aoth-we8t-
e"rly to Gnyamus,pu th Gulf of California, in
SonorOj Mexico,! passing -through 'Santa Fe. ' j
A The Northern Pacific is tho routo ' propoed to
' propoed
connect Lake Superior! with the 'Pacifio tia
Portland, Orcgoand PugetSound. The South
western Pacific and the Atlantic and Pacific form
a continuous line from St. Louis southwetteriy
through the. Tndian Territory, -New - Mexic,
Arizona and Calitbi nia t b San Francbco.
The Central Branch of tha ! Union Pacific, U)
ponoct' Atchispn, Kansas, with the Union Pa
cific, at or near Fort Kearney. The Southern
Pacific has proposed to run. from Little Jlock,
Arkansas,' through Northern Texas; to the south
eaat;corner bf.New 3Jexicoj thence ', westerly,
through Southern Arizona, to Foft. Ytjma, th
squth-easterQ corper of Caliioruia; ihence to ihn
Prannisoo ' !' ' 1 '' ' " !
1 TheIritepatioaal pacific is proposed oa at
alhiBst .anfccHirie -from Cairo, 111, Miroigh Ark
ansas and. TexM to Rio Gwndi Cityj thcnc
liaMohtereyi Saltilloj and Zacatcoas, to
Bias, oi ihe' Pacifio Coast; of. Mexico. From
this road. ranches" are. proposed from Ki0,
Graode'City ahdionlcreyi to mt;et At yictori,
and runs thence to tiieLatvoi.iiexicu--.trf4n7
WADE Jk C.UNNELS.
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