" Thti Argu$, oVr tha Inj,U' 1: '.; '..' d 'l at l.'trrnal lU Knpj
vAi)i:!i:()::o, 'jv.'c.riiiii:5::.v,:
1'
)
5 7.
'J
.vf; ro.v, .v. c.
c
vJ- Covdcn
v-rnon or nr..
i . m i lirr kluJ
. . inform tht-in that
i Jioue opeu a a I'rivalr
DING HOUSE,'
... At G ASTON,
.:':::;srcMisnis8 cccis, .
. . . rTi. T r
. :ir:.iLi; asd ih:tah
"-
' ' ,1" '.VaXRISTSO AS RxrREsbi j
nii y- I, rad'f Cutril loUl,
CirAHLOTTE, N. C.
4Vw-, ' : r , ...-.
Hotico
t, : i r. t: u i:2si a n kd uk t tnJt'ovi
Miit.l ki,i ioi i ai.miak.uu pcrau
! ( ! i live paliitluK doufl would il
.11) o Luii firm, aa lt la prejmreU tn do
.t;,rAct.riljr. ' , M. r. AH1IE.
ctu. , ,
U. It. ALUj.
AM
AtMHioti IVIorcUnntH,
ai v m f- - -
fuJlf't Mftcls
i
I iXTX'rTn.EWCi.iMAr.fA m
l i k m a: Martina i iaT na i.
- . - . .
Daaljp &Cf., . ,
ry-'- '.-vu 1
j , .
- Il4ltlanr,
IKITEIIH, .
; .... J ' "
Met- Itrpnlrrd. ,
r-r . 1 . ' ' i;v
vtiitiuy liiioriiiullon nbvu Owrkfor Flr
U.uIdriulieribe foj,.AloRSlNO
kws; iullmlioil at JSttvuniiMli, Ga. Daily,
$ i; lc''.uerauuuui. ' AUvertWr
f' era In trtene Htite. ehould
-e its c' -' It it th bent paper in the
Hlkexti ufinien copies sentou receipt
-.ddrewi J. It. ESTILL, 8avan.'
'.-rT. notice : .
' LL PEUSOxS indebted to tbe estate
"Colaon, Dec'd, are requested to
.ffd aud, aettle. at once, as J want
he csuttt; And all persons
njfela vagauist the s&me are re-
led to
t -..wl.
? 1
. re limn uii,
XpiJtiio ja ' . . Tn-r -f
XtiUMAS lilVHJW executor
ViJ ' , . 21-6t.
or Leafee.-
OfFEKJ TO jr""'
ORES iL
neat vHlltf- Ctton
ti ..i, on Smith's cr-V, AuaoU county,
ue l,i mil may be dlvldeoTinto several one
iorse lartiiH, or the whole wiljllJiosed or
(entea in one piece lorone. iwtv
r year? "on rtasoUHttwv terms. 1. it
irlng to rent rood Jam's would do wtre-p
(inie and wye tfTowiug crop v - i I .
v.VVALL, Lilesville,
Female College,
Lenoir,
: r hocii ct
.SLfON
' ((Tvlv Vf.a AV ' 1 .
NEXT.SLION OF THfH IN
tion opens ouoaduy, 30th of Au
- EXPENSES, V ;.
jjhi! every tiling necessary to the
comfort and improvement, nuige
100 to ildO "T m'iioii.
"CMStne rre,ajut, - " '
I.'!!v.Tr. M.ROBEY.
'-Smoi
"i -
:.i 17adcc
, CN. RHAJ ;N'Ai LE TERM3,
-pcrty f !
wiiiu Ilivfl, on Wade etret,
- t), Hon. Xhoa. S. Ache and
i .opioj cny known nil the l'AK
2, retii inly owe 1 by Guilford Car-
! a good ! .YKLL1NU 110U8E,
and LlVl.HY STABLE, with
, T LOT, ! ! :ir.' im Kutbeilord
. J i.u;, a nora boaae Also.'
w . - - , "or of Wads and Rut he ;. j.
comprT... rKKW STUKE lit)'
) is. v. ki.s fw tiiw sj
and i "i'i V, i
u l aletrown f't
a
LEASK 0KvVVo.il'
of we
. . . . verlliiliij :
, - ino.'n . - ' lio
liiakliu; contrai'v . I'lliA. '
m.,1:
In!
tiitrriinu of dVa iiii'rit.
(Mil. I . ,.' V, (Jeo. V, Kowell A
to,, 41 I'm It i. . , "v. York, f(r their
l'A.Jl'iU.l.r-l;i0K (....,., edition)
Clitllill'C IUt of over ,- uv..?
fid Mii '( aliou In ; lliu Ctwt. Adver
tliM'iticiita tdkrii for l.uiilnjt HK-r la many
M:iIm at trruif iidous rrJuctlou from pub
ll-dierV rate. tifcT T1IEIIOOK.
NEW YOKK TKIUUflK.
THE
HiNQ MEDIUM
r. uiut-Weekly. 13.
Poilasr, iTfe la the fii,rIttr..p;nina.lr.TR0I)l;Cr,0X 0r ounsANcci ami to-
(oiilt ai.d AdvrtlMinEltitiiFrc. Weekly
ID clutuwr Jl ) uVHore, only f I, pcmi2 paid
Ad.lrcj t '.Ai.')'lVNK. K. Y.
'K 'i'j
- VX i
ir r ir
IVL'LD RESPECT C 1 ;
cltlaona nt Anmn anl vlri....
VtLthel
nave lew mora xaKouv, oi my uu-u
M If - " -fc.
uhcture, im haud, and will bum tm nJerrf
at hiuolkwor Air im than hio-Ptufoi. i .
Kepnlrlug, aUo doueejtJieclicJvua,
wrl iMoiuWiJn ntvle.
Md In
i
I ute
an iowt, Jo et la tbe country.
the iJ?v.Vt
BESTPATiINX 1KS9H
Satiafactlou EUaranted. -
Cn'l aneirae ut,pMNilte Kwe & Drotbor'
0. L. 8ATU)ft
Head On.
X TjrOSEtJtUBBtBn TO ML
FOR WORK Jew laM year. And ycara pre-
Rxrweallf Rrqneit cd
to oMe orward and settle up. aa I need
niuey
D. L. BAYLOR. .
Arent
W UMU wanted.
All elaa-
W wofkJna ieoile of both aexes. vouds
anu nu, luiiiiu niore money ui worn lor ua
In Uitir own. lofolltlea, during their apare
momeu'a or all tbe time, tliau at auytlilug
tws e oner employment mat win ony
Itao laonitily for every lioura' work. - Full
pp.t'culaix, terms, Ac, Kent free, riend us
O'.r tiddreMi at once, Dont delay. Now in
(lie time. Don't look fr work or buHlnesa
j flaewhere, until you have learnod wlmt we
oner. (i. fcTinno.N & ua, fortinua, Alaine
TlTFi J1S. TiEFFETj
DeaMe Turbloo Water Wheel,
POOLE ft HUNT.
BJtloar, M.
7,0O hOVT IN VMKf
Mmpte. Btroor. Dnrabla.
alwayt raliaU asd taUa-
laciur.
auumiacrarani, tin, 01
7ortabla lutlonarr
Cnjtliua, Btoam Boilen.
S8aw OrUt Kill. Mhu
ring Machiaarr.OMriiir
tot Cotton Kill, floor.
Patnt. WMta IjMil Btlll
Oil Kill Kwhlnwy, HydrBullo and other .
Praaaes.&o. 8hfiftinfr,FnlleTaan4Hanrert
a iDMialtr. Machine mad Goaiing aceo-
lataBdafVirylmitfluItb. DaulforCtrcBlara. :
II AKLOTTK
AMD
MONROE
MARBLE WORKS.
f
zh ' ITAVISG PURCHASED
XI y paitnerg interest in
the abute works, I announce to the public that
my nim Ib to make it tbe Urgent buninej of tho
kind la the South, sod to offer r : V , f '
;Ionumeiitwi Vt
1.
at gretly redu
lueeO'VkNv ; , l ;t.-. ; :
ployeJ a uoiiiC pf Compilent r.
1 bar emp
tUU, and Will make It to the iua-vjjr all t buy
worc.f sie. f i' Mfvjj,
Pai tie U1db at a Uiitanse can reitlv
cesaary information by writing ti ma for p
Ut ind drawings, ,. i. ' V
Sutigfuction guaranteed, and work delivered
at any point no the Railroad tree of freight
charges., .
17-3mos
JAMES A. JOHNSON
''Barberism!''
' ' " A
T HEREBY Wish to Inform
A that I am prepared to drua.ll
wtirk in mv line. aiV'b J'a ' "
rTT irnnnTXTf! 1 . ; ;
.T
HAIK-CUTTIiVG, &c.
9
1 'sS
c
f
( . . . jt :'
i I may be found at ray shop every , morn
inor until 9 o'clock, and from 3 o'clock eve
ry evening during the week except Hatur
ilnys when I will be found at all hours dur
ing the day uud uutil V2 o'clock at night.
', up stairs in uie Bunuiug KH(yi"
drug store of Dm. Covington ' '4 J
- VM. 1 -.UV r. ,
hept
y .rs
, 0. 1'EMBEKTOJf
TUB CONGTITU1IONAL CONTEN
TION. " TnuiTEENTHDAY.;
, Mr. ttrowil tubnjiiuvir'ry-iM from
..'te Grange Patron ct ltubandry,
complaining of the excesaivrt tat of Agri
cultural products, th want of protection to
the ume, an J pruinj fr the eitablUh
roentof a Department uf Agriculture by
the Legislature. lUferred. , . i
llr. Buxton atked to know when the
Committee on. Privilg and Elections
would rrport ou the KobesoD county con
test. He ni answered that the Commit
tee was cocsideriug the questioc, aud would
taeet siq Uiia Cf emog.
B Mr, Kiii, f L-uwi7reji., m rdi
nance prohibiung the eetr bliali incut of new
counlit, unle&s they coMaiu 12U:h part of
the popuiutiuu of tlie Bjaie. Kelerrod,
By Mr. Cooper, Jem., nit ordiunnce to
amend soc 2(i art. 4. of the Contlitution.
I'reidiar for tbe elcclioa of Supreme and
iRaperiar Court JuHticea bv tho poonle.
.
"' ,
' r,,j,m Jrm a rcaolutiou to
r-. L 3L "1U "cm- " ruaOIUUOU W
ameud aec. ',"
..Wuiiii: to taxation,
By Mr. Bryan, "iVi?."-ulviliiitf jd-
jourr.uicut tine Jt. Lies overiwi.-
' OBDIXANCES ON minD KEADIMQ. ' "! ,
Ordinance from tbe Judicial Committee
to amend tec. 3, art. 4, providing that the
judicial power of the Slate shall be Tested
id a Court for the trial uf iinpeacUmeuls,
srSuprtTV) Court, Superior Courts, Courts
of Jurit.s of the Peace, and jucli other
Coi'Unferrbr to the Supreme Court as
BaCy esUbliahed by law, was considered.
IJriFreucb, rep., moved to a,meud by
inserting "crimiuar before. Courts. , '
Mr. Bennett, dent., iroio the Judiciary
Committee, in reply to a question of Mr.
Badger,, said tbe bill as it came from (he
Committee would authorize, or allow the
re-establish men t by the Legislature here
after, wheu it niay be deemed necessary, of
the old Courts ol Pleas aud Quarter Ses
sion. Messrs. Buxton,, Alberstou, Barringcs
and Tourece oppoaed the bill as it came
from the committee, hut did not favor 4he L
aiuendmeut at air. Jfreuc:". . , ., ......
Air. Buxtou thought tho County. Courtr
system bad proved u nuisance an that K ,
was so couifidered by the people dj ukmj j
Sute. ' . ' -Vw
Mr. Toureee wauted the bill to lit 67
positive terms what Courts maybeC
iished hereafter, and theneforo move.
recommittal to the committee in order
it may im maue more positive in us cnar-
i r. . ! . i I
acter. There were gentlemen on his side
of the house that wanted amendments of i
tins' chsra.ier, and wanted to vvto for the
measure. . -
Mr. Coleman, dein., opposed the recom
mittal Of the bill. The gantlemen who oi
p'std tbe bill acknowledged that they did
not know exactly what change they want-
d, and hence he thought tho whole ques
tion should be. placed in the hands ot the
Legislature, iu order that that body may
ct in the future on this matter as the ne
cessities of tie hour may demand.
Mr. Hanger said the people ot this por
tion of tbe State could not live under the
preseut. court system, ns iu the counties the
size of Wake eight weeks of court could
uot evn relieve the criminal ducket, the
civil dockets being left untouched, and be
favored the but coming from the Commit-
tee .lea vine- the question, with the future
Ueneral Assembly. .'. .
iur. Amuger moveu 10 ameuuuy m- j
if. - it . i a .i l i 'i
erting the word
ids "arbitration and award ' i
after the word Superior Courts, in order
that the public mind may be relieved of j
any idea of the te'-establishment ofhold
County Courts. :"; ', ; ;
Mr.'Manix favored the idea of this Cous
veutiou denning what courts shall he estab-
ished, and not leaving the matter open to i
the legislative of any future body which jso!l, in the shape of mauures, exactly what
aught allow, partisan feeling to control its j is lost in the crop. This, then, is the gold
actions. , , . " ; - i ... ...iXni'.;;,.;;,,!!,,. 'u 4'..;i;. ... u..i
Mr, .Coleiuati .again, defended the pro-
position ns it camo from the Committea, ,
believing that the Question shou'd bo left I
in a flexible shape for the General Assein-
bly to act upot) hereafter to ' suit the da- !
tuands ot the people as they may arise. '
Mr. Withers of Cusweil, dem., said that
all the gentlemen who had spoken upou
the proposed prdinauce admitted tlmtedmo
amendment was necessary, that the preseut
Judicial system required a change or amend
ment to this section, but they insisted tho t
if this amendment was made the Legisla
ture would re-establish the old couuty
courts, and that the people did not desire
m the public.lt!le.e CQ, tobefKf,uli8,ied-. We tfere
ruall klMdaorY'iw-SjiDi.iiim'enlepresi.'nting every por-
ftivu v ..iv ,.jvlj iuk. uiu liiwuty uuurus
were odious to the people ; if such be the
fact, is there any reason to fear that the
Legislature will ever attempt to re-eitab-lish
a system which the people do not de
sire and are apposed to. But let us adopt
this amendment, and the p:oplo through
their representatives in the Le-'islature. af
ter proper consideration, will adopt such a
system ns oii'J cecn--:; , n:iy require if
Mr. Fu loth, rep., sai.J it was tin un
certainty, of the Courts to bo established,
as the bill would indicate, that he objected
to, and bethought would also prove objec
tionable to the people. The fact that the
we questiou was left subject t annual
nt the handi .f th.- L'-.-Ulature
ii.. i.t l.i
(lIlM'il.lilK'lltfi
' t'lC fine tidll
u ( I our t . uuit-i.
.J ('J'pOKlVl tho
nr( noju'j, an-i iavorca icuvui
i ii I.
of tho tv.aliuuit nt of inferior Courli
the Ueneral AN '
U
Stnyih, ci.l.. :. . J suy clui
sf 111
pretPiit law coutroiUnjt thi.i matit r.
The amendment of Mr. '..irriuf-.T hnn
I oel, at uUo the amnndui it cf Mr. Frcnc'.i
by a vote of ta 01. I
The aiiieinlnicnt of Mr. Matiix, n p.,
proviJing that wha were formerly inowu
ai the Courts of QuarUr Scmou, r (Jourts
of similar chnrncUT, as to manner of con
struction oi jurisdiction, shall not ha c-tal-lmhcd,
was lost by a vote of Z3 to 4t.
Tbe ameudUcUt of Mr. Manning, of
New Hanover, rep., requiring the elccilou
of tho ofiiccis of, in fuior Courts by th
people vf thir recj,ective distiicin, was lo-t
by a tote of 'JO to 43.- .
The biaJu questiuu, ns reportod from the
Commitlce, tlicu pajucd its third and lat
reading by a vote of 43 ayes, '2j nays, 42
members being paired oil', although bouib
of them were present iu the ImlL
Ordinauco to umeud article, of the Cou
stituiion. Provides that tho General As
sembly shall Intit bicuuially,.oU the Wed
nesday hfterthe tint Mooday in Jauuary,
instead of in November ai heretofore.
JJL'aMoti, . . r , .. ', 'i . . , .
ff'l,mcii.ViTieiiU strikiog out iectiens and
articles uow obselete tu tbe Constitution.
Adopted. .
The ordinance providing for njne Supe
Kir Court Judges instead ot twelve, and
to re-dial net the StutQ to this effect, the
legislature to have the power to incteuse
or decrease the uu ruber was considered. . '
An Hmeudmeut of Mr, Buxtou, to make
the number of Judges 'ten instead of nine
was lost. .
An amendment y 31 r. King, of Lenoir,
U restrict the numlx'P of Diitricu to be
established to 12, was lost bj a Vote of 33
to 45, " , -. , (
Mr. Byrd, rep., ilvpv'cd an amcudment,
proyidiug that" the General Assembly shall
iu no caso establish mote than 15 Judiciul
Districts. Lost by a vole of 85 to 41.
Tbe maln-questutn thi-ii pnssfid itvlldi'd
Add last reading'bjf a voto'of 43 t "
Adiotinied. . ' ,'', . '. .
imbvt
All V
'Mre i
Xj,
A jR
il'onin
ibui
tw-rinarkved bv tl.
f'cl
..( that-oi"
....
sral ' flAinentnA
others m lime, isf,-
insilictw
have alscTtV.
Thus it "upper,
. easou TN
tho l.,
pren'nt v?.
Mr. 'fun
crops oie not wiiteto 'the stfnie eoitvwVa iel1
crops are not suited to the same siiil, lAaiu-1
d ,, p , ,, i , i , i, r.r i , , i ,,,,r, nr.., , a nniAi... .'n.M
ly liecause it is deficient iu certain mineral
elements, or they exist iu too fctrgo quanti
ties. ' ' ' s t ' .
The fertilizatioH of soils is the addition
to the soil of suitable' pabulum for the
growth and development ot plants. ' If al
lowed pulKcient time, plants can extract
organic materials frMn the surrouiidirg
atmosphere to sttaiu to a vigorous growth ;
yet if we apply to their roots-manures
yieldiug ammonia, curbonic acid, uitrogeu,
etc.," we supplement the atmospheric supply
manures are. therefore, of hio-li h1iia Ra
aui iiMkcu meir. ueveiomneui, jKill(l
their action is iiu mediate and powerful.
..... . . . . " .
X5ut iflbii policy is long continued, it will
exhaust; the soluble mineral 'elements iu
th'e soil and render it comparatively worth-
1. Hence, in all permanent systems of
agriculture, mineral iertilizers can no more
be dispensed with than orgauio. r :
Long coutiuned .cropping removes from
(he sou all the available miueral constitU'
p.iis of nlant-fond 1111 Irs wrt l-Ktiirn In ilia
this Imrmrtant nrineinle. millimm of rAa
of the choicest laud have become worthless,
and milliona mom nrfl imw nndAv-uninn. tl.A
same ruinous' process. v -'
We should economize . every sourco of
fertility, i Manure heaps should all be
sprinkled with some ubsorbent, such as
gypsum, or diluted' sulphuriq acid, to pre
vcift the escape of ,arumouia, liquid excre
tM preserve! in tanks that none of.it
i'iy be wasted, ashes saved aud spread ou
the fields. , Compost heaps should be fbrtn-1
ca wnere an retuse animal or vegetable
may be utilized and wh'le the accumu
latiou of filth and noisohio odors is' prevent
ed, the soil is eyriclied -aud farmiug made
remunerative.; - With fertilizers the careful
farmer . can accomplish much .''without
theni, he can nothing. Farm Journal.
Tue Bloody' SiiiitT. Senator Morton
ofludiaua, who has embarked in the Maine
canvass, has taken the rugged, bloody shirt
from his truuk, and is wdviug it about him
with the furious tucrgy of a red republic
cm. Jlic biringfielJ ,(Ma.) licpubli
cun thinks bo might auuounce bis mission
in the language of Mr. Wardlo's Fat Boy,
"I want to make your flewh creep." '
A small faction of the Democratic party
iu Wisconsin has issued a- protest against
tho reuominatiou of Governor Tvh!r i
their nartv and lha ' wC.mmra 'Pi, i .
The Ru.
4'ibaeans urj jubilutit ut tho
pros-pecU of
(
AM)
s u m ;.i e j ;
C-ftue t tlio IJKICli std:;k
want tnything iu the way of
DI1Y COO
i i
either for Ladies or jjrr.t"
thing iu the way cf
CROCKERY,
TIN-WAIUV
IIAHDWAltE,
, HATSlHJOT,
i
ANDHHOl,
. Ct:srEfiALi.Y tiij:
DAY STATE
factory Slice:;,
, ' Kvcry pair of which is
.. AND AT 1TJCES AS
.' ' LOW AS ANY
OTHER GOOD SHOE.
4 . A full Line of
GROCERIES'
Kept on baud and soli at price but little
above cost, by tne quantity .J
ROCKINGHAM "A" 4-4 ; ;
.
Always on-haud. aud for Sulo
v.. . If, . .. ? Jh
. "e ''O,,; Ah, . 1 ..
, ra.b y. U
?UiNS
terday.1.
-r
DA
Lf wauted. A
tnsof wc
-'f hotb sexaa, j
and old, v
ft
se.
andi!.
ic'cments riiAde iu.(!
i.-t ut
hvJu'a
CASH PRICES
. CX)ME A ND SJU: U.S.
' MR; A C. BENTON
Tues PLEASURE in waiting ou '.is old
1 friends. , ' .
JC-llARsifALL "& CO.;
' V.,. 'Wadesboro', N. C ' :' . . '
' April 2, 1874. . 1-t.f
Buggies, z
(',.. ' at tho
WJEWO' CllliliGE SHOPS,
New St an dy
. ,j . , , , . . . r
intersection
of Rutherford aud Mur
til
streets. '.
. Prices to suit fheimes. ,
JOHN C. McivAUCHLIN, Prop'r
13-tf - - - :
XlfE REPRESEv l' the followin;
TT ble Insurance Companies ;
The Underwriters of New York.
Capital'.:...'. m. ?V-:,000
Old North State.'- Capital...... ..... io,(k0
ltlclmioi.d Co. " -10,000
Onnuereial Fire Co, 11 'j:)(),tioi)
AVo are prepared to lake risks ,, property
lii this or adjoining counties. Gin House
nn.t i.thei' hazui'doiM risks taken nt resisona-!'!-
rutc-s. liO.-ir.vt 1.IUO.
i)i-Gni
VAJNCEaEUUWELL.
i 1 ft
- CHARLOTTE, .V. C.
iiiinii imciiin i limn -
re li a
rIIE. SENIOR WILL UEREAFTE'i
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Want. 4 if Jttl JTfMa TUf 7- . ,
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