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X THE WEEKLY LINCOLN PROGRESS. Local .Affaix-s. OUB AGEUTS. iThe following gentlemen are authorized to receive advertisements and subscrip tions for the Progress : 'A. J. Seagle, Newton, N.C. : W. PReinhardt, Hickory Tavern, N. C. B. C. CVbb, Dallas, N. C. - -W. A. Hoke, Shelbv, N. C. ( lias. F. Harrison, Charlotte, X. C. Phillip Seigle, Rutberfordton, N. C. NEW ' ADVERTISEMENTS. '. Brewer & Tileston Worcester's Diction ary. I-;'- " V. S: Bynum Attorney at Taw. V- Ena Words. The Lincoln Progress. We arc in re- ceipt of the first number of this weekly, just established at Lincolnton, N. C, Messrs. Seagle & Smith. Both of- these gentlemen are practical printers, and have for yars been successfully engaged in journalism. The junior partner, Mr. Jas. H. Snriithj is a fellow-townsman, and serv ed his apprenticeship in this office. The paper is neatly' gotten up, both in,typog- proprietors all the success that their en terprise and merit de.erve. . "'. 4 ; ; Winnsltoro 2ew. 'The Liscolx Progress, is the title of a new paper published at Lincolnton by Messrs. Seagle & Smith, the second num ber of which is before us. The publishers and editors are both practical printers of large experience, and evince good taste in the make up of their paper. Many: years ago the Carolina Republican 'and- the JAri cnln Courier were published at Lincolnton. The enterprise then is not entirely new to the good people of Lincoln, and we trust they; will show their appreciation, as, no doubt they will do, in liberally sustaining the Progress. Its gentlemanly editors have have our best wishes. Piedmont Press. Tiik Lincoln Progress, a new candidate, in1 the good town of Lincolnton, for pul lie. favor, published by our old friends Messrs'. Mon. Seagle and J. H. Smith, de serves the hearty support of the public The proprietors are both practical work ing meii,. and their paper gives evidence that they are keeping pace with the pro gress of the age. The first two numbers haver beon: received at this office, and, besides other matters, contain a very in teresting and entertaining article on the battle of Ramsoui-V Mills. The Progress i published at $2 per year. ' Western Vindicator. ' Chester and Lenoir Narrow Guage B. E. .We are informed that there was quite a large attendance at Hickory Tavern, Ga tawba county, on the 14th, where the tokholders of the Narrow Guage Rail roads; met. There were large and respect- Chester, Yojckfy?' tawba ajiv - - ' - w- - ton, i-incoin, jaiawoa aji much enthusiasm and spint The Carolina Narrow Guage" lir.;t niet and mssed the followi tions : ' . ' i "Wh'kreas, In v the judgment ...of the stockholders of . the Carolina Narrow (iuage Railroad Company, in convention assembled, it is manifestly for the interest " of said corporation to consolidate with the Chester and Lenoir Narrow Guage Rail road Company, a corporation chartered bv the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, for the construction of a Narrow " -uage Railroad from the Town of Chester, in said State of South Carolina, to the line of North Carolina, in the direction of the Town of Dallas, in the State of North Carolina, Be it, therefore, - Resolved, That the capital stock of the Carolina Narrow Guage Railroad Company be consolidated with the, capital stock of "the Chester and Lenoir Narrow Guage Railroad Company, and that the eorpora tion" formed by the consolidation of the two said Companies, shall be known as "The Chester and Lenoir Narrow Guage Railroad Company." Resolved, That "the basis of consolida tion of the two corporations, shall be that of perfect equality in the value of the shares of their capital stock,' and that the subscribers to the capital stock of the Carolina Narrow Guage Railroad Com pany shall receive certificates of stock in the "consolidated Company, when they . shall have paid up their snbscri prions. Resolved, That all ; thej obligations mentioned in the (Carolina Narrow Guage charter as to the points indicated on the line, to wit: Dallas, Lincolnton, Newton; Ilickory Tavern and Lenoir, shall be bind ing on the new company; formed by the coiiNolidation, and that said road shall be located, by, or through, each of the above lK)ints." . ' ' And' in- the evening the Chester and Ixinoir Narrow Guage stockholders met and adopted similar resolutions ; the two then met in joint session and passed re solutions consolidating the two roads, on the basis proposed by the respective com panies. '. ' ( ; The last resolution, it will be observed, ' fixes , the. poiuUinthistatetlirpusli : which luc tutu iiiuei iuu. lue xiev com pany took the hanveof "tlie" "Chester and : Ixjnoir Narrow Guage Railroal Company," and organized by electing. Dr. A. H. Dave? ga, of Chester, President, ;and the follow ing -Board of Directors G. W. Harper, Ksq., of Lenoir, Miles Q. Sherrili, Esq., of Newton, D. Schenck, Esq., of Lincolnton, Dr. J. F. Smyer, of. Gaston, Colonel I. D. rWitherspoon and Capt. L. M. Grist, of 'Yorkville, Capt. Agurs and Mr. Macoy, of Chester. .. ; The Board of Directors held a meeting and elected Col. Fleming Gardner, Chief i Engineer, and directed the President to tput a corps of Engineers in the field at 'once. . Chester and York Counties have each subscribed one hundred thousand dollars, and individuals there have subscribed ; about thirty-five thousand additional. -We are assured by gentlemen of legal rability, from South Carilina, that there is jno doubt as to the validity of the subscrip I tions made by the counties, and as the coupons are receivable in payment of " taxes, the bonds will bring a high market value. ' . . . : , Drr Davega is a gentleman of untiring r energy' and great determination, and is 5 using all his power, to complete this de- sW after sirabfe Railroad connection, which will open a market for our provisions and stock. Judge Mackey addressed the meeting at length, giving facts and figures which put the large crowrd of farmers present to thinking, and created quite an interest on the subject among all present. Judge Mackey is a gentleman of decided ability. He will, by invitation, address the citizens of Caldwell, at Lenoir, on the 25th of June, on the subject of our Railroad, and vie hope he will consent to have his speech published for the information of the people on the line of the Road. The meeting adjourned, feeling quite hopeful of being able to build thc.Road at an early day Cait. J. G. Justice, Lincolnton, is the Agent for the celebrated "Anchor Brand Tobacco Fertilizer.' r Capt. V. Q. Johnson, the able and effi cient. Assistant Superintendent of the Carolina Central Railway Company (for merly the W. C. & R. R. R.) has' not only been retained in office by the hew man agement, but has had his salary increased business, strictlv. and he justly deserves the compliment. .. Excursion Tea in. There will be an ex cursion train run over the Carolina Cen tral Railroad from1 Bnffalo to Charlotte and return on Tuesday next, 20th, to, al low persons to attend the' celebration in Charlotte on that day. One fare round trip. Leave Buffalo 5:30 a. m. Arrive at Charlotte . 9:00 a. m. Returning, leave Charlotte-J: 15 p. m. Tobacco. We print this week an arti cle on the "Cultivation and Curing of To bacco," which will be followed by others on the same subject.' As there is now in successful operation, in Lincolnton, a 'fac tory for the manufacture of all grades of Tobacco,, our farmers would do well -to read carefully ; and preserve the papers containing them " . Dalla Band.- This fineland 'passed through Lincolnton on the 12th instant, en route for Hickory Tavern to attend the Narrow Guage Railroad meeting. ' " The members of the band? are; fine look ing gentlemen, and whilepdssig througli entertained theycitizens with -their; sou! stiring music : . OiA their return thev were entertained at the Johnston House by our highly esteemed, liberal hearted townsman,"?." W. Bean. ' ' j The ;Write Church Graveyard. In passing through this yard a few days ago we came across two very old tombs, with the following inscriptions : "In memory of Henry Sumniereur, died December 21, 1722, aged 70 years." .In. memory of JUary. &aranurourrid ober 25, 1722, aged 72 years." n was first settled in 1779, the dates on these stones ; the persons buried there n removed to this ooint from soi y-yard near by, after the village was settled. Worckster's Dictionary. We have on our table the latest edition Of Worcester's new dictionary, of the English, language. This is the only dictionary now extant that eontiins a full and complete vocabu lary of the English language. This work has all tlie words that have been incorpo rated into our language since the last pub lication of Webster's dictionary. Wor cester's dictionary is indispensable to every student, and is universally 1 recog nized as the highest authority in spelling and pronunciation. Magnificent Literary Fabric. Web ster's Quarto Dictionary has passed thro' various editions, each an improvement upon and an enlargement of the preced ing, until it has culminated in the present magnificent literary and linguistic fabric. The reputation of this work is not confin ed to America. We find it stated that in the Alexandre case, tried n the Court of Exchequer at ' Wesftninster Hall, under purely English law, no other dictionary, .English or American, was quoted or al luded to than his. The Lord Chief Baron, in his decision, pronounced "Webster's Dictionary a work of the greatest learn ing, research, and ability." Besides the numerous illustrations with 'which the volume is interspersed, there are at the end sixty-seven pages of the most finish ed pictorial illustrations, representing al most every conceivable object in nature, science and art. It would be unnecessary, if we were competent to the task, to sub ject this work to a critical analysis. Its reputation is firmly - established. It is built upon a rock, and can bid defiance to any petty storm that : the critics can raise. Richmond Whig. The sale of stamis in - the Wilmington postotftee last month amounted to 2,o.H. J. E. Rankin Asheville. was elected IMavor of Mrs. dead. Potter Paschall, of Granville, is The work of erecting the new Federal buildings at -Raleigh, the 'Federal Court House and the post office, will be com menced in about a mouth.' The Lumberton Robrxonidn regrets to learn that the barn of Mr. Neill McFavden was struck by lightning on last Friday. The barn and all his fodder was destroyed. The Tarboro Enwxirer compliments, Jtidge Moore, and believes him to bo a "lover of justice and good order in socie ty." ' ' Three-fourths of the real estate of Pas quotank county is owned liy Northern men that have purchased and settled o the same since, the war. j The Milton Chronicle says : Mr. William Nichols, while ploughing recently on the farm of Mr. S. Yancey, near this place, ploughed up a Spanish coin bearing date 1762. The Milton Chronicle tells of a Mr. Jesse Walker, aged 89 years, residing in Person county, who recently killed in five shots five wild turkeys, six partridges and three squirrels. He killed three of the trukeys at one shot. irtrgnrs 1 Tli os s. Ashe gave his cadetship in th e United Military Academy, has left Charlotte for West Point ' i Mr. J. il. Gatling, of Manner's Neck, N. C, on lai?tx Friday, caught three young bears."- It no good day for bears eith er, says the ldon Xevs. ' The Chowan nheries have been sus- pended for several, days owing to the high now. water." The season is nearly over i The crops of cotton, wheat, corn and oats of Robeson, Anson and Richmond counties are said to present a. greatly im proved appearance since the late rains. Pke Dee Herald. This papr which is published every Wednesday at Wades boro', has recently undergone some change in proprietorship", Mr. Josh T. James, at present lod editor of the Wilmington Journal, j having become one of the pro prietors.! Wheeler's History of North Carolina A New Edition. We are glad to learn that Colonel Wheeler, who has been for years back collecting materials fr r a new and enlarged edition of his II story of North Carolina, has so nearly br ught his labors to a close. Perhaps no or e appre ciates the value of Colonel Wlreeer's His tory more fully than Editors, wjho have almost daily need to get accurate in forma ts sT i A . " a ii. 1 o. .i ti'- ' uon in relation w me oiaic c Bincrrre- gff i f i have the beneht of Colonel Wheelers la bors for the last quarter of a century 'al most, in the shape of a new and enlarged edition. . v - . i It will be remembered that during the war Colonel Wheeler ran the Blockade and went to England, where he -emained until the surrender, engaged in examin ing the records of the old Coloni al Office in London. His opportunities for acquir ing very- valuable information w jre good, and we doubt not that he made good use of them. Wilmington Journal. 1 W. S. BYNITM, -A-ttoiney at aw, '("'' .'AND- Solicitor in Bankruptcy, ILIXCOLNTON, N. Q. May 17 4 R C f 3 T E DIOTIOUAEIES R 13 Have been adopted by the State Boards of (Education ot - VIRGINIA, j NORTH CAROLINA, ALABAMA, and ARKANSAS. In use in the cities of . , VICHMONI), VA., i. AOKIOLK, VA., MOBILE, ALA., SAVANNAH, ATLANTA GA., GA., &c. The Standard in Orthography and Pro- nuniation in Washington and Lee University Tlk College of William and Mi The University of Georgia, The Wesly an University, Alababna, New illustrated editions of W orcester's Comprehensive and Primary Dictionaries have recently been published and we have just issued Worcester's Pocket Dic tionary, illustrated, with important tables for reference. B BEWER & TILEBTON, 114 Washington Street, ? ; . - BOSTON. FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS, may 17 " 4 ' .V' 4w IMS! BOOKS!! BIBLES, METHODIST HYMN-BOOKS-, Steyens' History Methodism!, Wesley's Sermons, Life of John Kit-to, D. D., Book of Bible Stories. Anecdotes for the young. Scripture Toy Books. Also, Joseplms, &c. Call at my residence or at J. C Jenkins store. Leave'orders if the books wanted are not on hand, and I will give themJ ! .. - V. A. SHARPE. may 10 3 I om 1 Notice. nOME and have vour WEIGHTS nd U ! MEASURES' Scaled as'the Liw re quires; and save a penalty of FIFTY DOL LARS: " S. W. STUBBS, Standard Keeper of Lincoln Co., N. C. a pril 26 1 j . tf J. C. JENKINS, TTAS just , received the largest stock of Dry Gom1s, Groceries, Bboti? k Shoes, Hats and Caps, No- L tionn Clot ninrc ... ... ; He has had since he war; M 4 S T ri T mav o tf Second Arrival. A Beautiful line of Ladies' Dress Goods and trimmed Hats. Call and examine my stock. ! ' J. C. JENKINS. mav o tf A. P. JAMES, -Manufacturer of- DINING, Center and Extension .Tables, Cliamber suits, Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads, &c, of solid walnut . or other WimmIs, and for sale cheap. j S Sale Rooms AVest end of Lincoln ton. - ? . .- , f . toay 3-2-1 y HILLEBRAND &. COBB, ! j Dealers in Groceries and Confectioneries, East of Court House, LINCOLNTON, X. C. i r may 3 2 ! Iv J. LOGAN. McLEAN, WITH . , E. W. STU BBS & CO. Founders and Machinists, LINCOLNTON, N. C, mav o ti Mr. W R. Hill, to whom Hon: ! -. i 117 1 W.H.MCHM. J Now lias Ms Spring Stock Complete. HAS RECEIVED ONE OF THE LAR GEST and most complete Stocks of Spring & Summer Good he has ever offered to the public since the war, and bought for caih since the decline. Iadicft' Iress Goods department is complete, but too numerous to mention. To the Gentlemen, we would say, we have a Good Stock of Gent's Furnishing Goods. I Boots A Shoes. As- for his Boot and Shoe department, all know it is the largest and best assortment in town. All classes and ages can be suited. His Motto has beeh: "No shoddy mean goods, if he knew it." The above Stock will all be sold, low for Cash. He flatters himself that he cannot nor Mill not le undersold. All he asks is aDas there are I. MTCIIAL. mav 10 4w IllXYB ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY of Spring and summer Dreiw Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, lf ' ; ' ReadjrIade 'i Clothing, &c. Keep on hand Groceries of all kinds. Will sell low for Cash or Barter. Call and see for yourselves. EBEN GUILDS; may 10 3 - tf JOHW 6. JUSTICE J DEALER IK LONGCLOTHS, SHIRTINGS, -DRESS Goods, Velvet Ribbons, Saslr and Trimming Ribbons, Laces,' Embroideries, Handkerchiefs,- Broadcloths, Cassi meres, Hosiery, Gloves, Linen Tablings, Towels, Napkins, Doylies, &c, &c, at JNO. G. JUSTICE'S, Clotliin R EADY-MADE CIX)THING, F U R N- ISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS and Shoes, a full line, for sale cheap, at ! JNO. G. JUSTICE'S. ; Ladies' Hats, ; TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, PARA SOIi?, Umbrellas, Veiling Switches, Poi adours, Corsets, Ladies Collars and Cuffs Hoopskirts and Bustles, plain, fancy emstitched Handkerchiefs, at JNO. G. JUSTICE'S. and S' MJJ2S', aD. jCXILDI noes, the best and moj 111 lllv IUV, Ul yf ; J0. G.JUSTICPrS.' PIQUES; AND PfiUE TRIMMINGS, l ( tjsleufPnd blue,) Linen Wash -sPQts, and a fine line of nice cheap Dress Goods, from 20 to 25 cts. per yard. Per cales, Shirting Calicoes, &c, -&e., at V , JNO! G. JUSTICE'S. SWISS AND BARRED M n s 1 1 n s 9 Iriiwns, Tarletons, Brilliants, Nansooks, Honey Comb Quilts, and everything nice, useful and good, at JNO. G. JUSTICE'S. 8ug;ar9 0 OFFEE, RICE, BACON, FLOUR, CORN and Corn Meal, Leather, (upper and sole,) Naifc, Trace Chains, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Grain, Briar and Grass Scythes, Salt, and Crockery, at the lowest figures, at v JNO. G. JUSTICE'S. ap2 1 tf DEALER IN ; Family Groceries and Confectioas, SITlJAlt, COFFEE, RICE, BACON; Lard, Mackrel, Svru ps, Molasses; " French & American Candies, Lemons, Oranges, Jel lies, Figs, Pickles, Sardines, Pepper, Spice, Cijrars, Snuff, Tobacco and Notions. Give me a call before purchasing else where, I am sure I will 'sell; as cheap as any House West of Charlotte All kinds of country produce purchased. Terms cash or barter. . . '. .. Fresh Shad received Tuesdiiy and Sat urday's. M." I. E., Main street, east of Court House. ap26 - 1 - ; tf E5"V h TNTSy -j-'. WHOLESALE ANI BlfTAIL DEALER IK TIN-WARE, STOVES, &c,, &c, &c. HE KEEPS CONSTANTEY ON HAND Stamped and Japanned Tin-Ware, Tinned and Enameled Hollow-ware, Cook- ing Ranger and Heating Stoves, Sheet Iron and Ironrware, Sheet Zinc, with all other ap io WILLKIE & BR0THEK, Carriage and Wagon Makers, West end of Lincolnton, K. 0., ALAVAYS keep on hand newand second band Buggies and Wagons for sale. Orders for new work will at all times re ceive prompt attention. Persons wishing to buy in our line, will do well to give us a call before trading elsewhere, ap 20 ly " J. W. BEAN & CO., -At the old Hoke stand LINCOLNTON, N. C, DEALERS IX Dry-goods, Staple & Fancy Articles, ' AND . ... I General MeriliaiidiHO. The public are respectfully invited to examine the stock and prices. J6 Cash paid for flour, grain and country produce. J W4B & CO. ap2o' . : 1 V tf GOOD FURNITURE 2 Notice nri 1 stocH WARREN GHEEN, REEPS constantly on hand a. good as sortment of ail kinds of furniture. Coffins made on short notice. Satisfaction guarantee. mav 3-2-tf MXCOIVTOX, X. C, High School for young Ladies and GIRLS. Miss M. W. ALENLNDER, Pkixcipau THIS SCHOOL COMBINES A THORO' and systematic education, with home care and training. Music. and all the higher brandies are taught. Lincolnton may be reached by Railroad in three hours from Charlotte. It is beautifully situated, and is perfectly healthy throughout the entire season. For particulars apply to the Prin cipal. ; REFERENCES': Rev W R Wetmore, Rev R Z Jobntson, Col J F Hoke, Messrs Jno F Phifer, David Schenck, Wm Michael, V McBee, Lincoln ton, N C. Mr W J Yates, Col T H Brem, lion W Mi Shipp, Charlotte, X C. april 20 1 tf KISTLKR HOUSE, LIXCOLXTOX, X. C. PERSONS ilesirina to visit Lincolnton, with families, for health or otherwise, will find large and comfortable rooms, well furnished, located in the center, and most desirable part of. the tow h. A beau tiful view of the mountains can be had from an observatorv on top of the Hotel building. : Mrs. L. II. KISTLKR, r april 26 lyr - - Proprietress, v For Photograplis of every kind .and style, call on A.A.MORRIS, Resident Photographer, april 26 lyr Lincolnton, N. C. HENDERS0J HOUSE, sbuTn side or rrBLic square,. LINCOLNTON, X. C. AS comfortable rooms and as good table can be found Uiere, as anywhere in the country. Lincolnton has a remarka bly healthy and delightful Summer cli mate, and I am prepared to accommodate families as well las individuals. In my yard is an Alum Well, not inferior to the celebrated Alum Sprinjrs of iVirginia. ap 26 ly ROBERT SOWERS, Prop. To the Public ! cr o. WAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND IX well seiectedjStocK oi SPRIXG if- SUMMER GOODS, whieli he offers at prices as low as. any h ou se i n w est e r n No rt h Ca rol i n a . ' He takes this opportunity to-thank his friends for their liberal patronage in the past, and be cordially invites them and the public generally to call and examine his .-, New Stoolc, off Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, i I lilts and Caps, ' Xotions, Clothing, dc, which he claims to be the best he has ever oflered to the trade, ap 2 1 ESTABLISHEDTN 1852. tf -o AND OXJ0XIXY E. W. STUBBS & CO I 11 T ANITFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS ifl of 'f Machinery, Brass and Iron Steam Engines, Circular Sawr Mills, Sash and Mulav Sav Mills, . Mill Irons of all kinds, i - . Mill Geeriftg and Shafting i Pulleys and Hangers, Mining Pumps "' and Machinery, i,m an d Force Pumps. Tnrbuine Water Wheels, Wood-working Machinery .j Bark Mills and other Tanning Machinery, "Leather Rolling Machines, Cane mills', ; , Y Corn and cob mills, Horse-powers and Threshers, Plows and other agricultural implements. Tobacco, ' Hay and cotton presses?, &c, &c. liepairiug attended to at all times. -o- OvertwBnty years experience enables us to make the best work at MODERATE PRICES. -o- Ordcrs Solicited. . - i . t. Address, for Price List, W. STUBBS & CO. i . Lincolnton,. N. C april 26 1 9 Importer, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Kctai l Dealer m Saddlery Harness, Rridlea, le. Grateful for lileral patronage hereto fore, I hope to be able to retain the same. an 2b' 1 ti ftr"Tl-L iuuu Cts. 1TST ueaiers in mall mi 3?rofciotiul Wittg. JOHN D. SHAW, A.ttonicy nt, L Axn- Solieitor in ISankruptcj', zixtoLXTOx, x a . may 3 2 ly j. F.HOKE, A T T O R X E Y A T L A IF , Lincolnton X C ap 26 1 , f tf D. SCHENCK, .1 T TOR X E Y A T L A IF, . 1 i n c o 1 n t o n , X . C. ' . ap"26 1 tf DENTAL N0T1CR Ti. II. L. Costnor, H VYING GRADUATED AT THE BEST Dental College in. the Worll,.otrers his Professional Services to the citizens of Lincolnton and surnximling country. The first ten (lays of each month will be spent in Lincolnton, and the remain der of the month will be spent in visiting parties living' in the country. Those wishing his services .will address him at ah ' rmM nf a a1 - W . IVoland, DENTIST, HAVING PEIOIANENTLY LOCATED in lincolnton, N. C, respectfully in forms the public that, having had seven teen years practical experience, he trusts that in all case coming under his care, he will be able to guarantee satisfaction. Refers, to D. Schenck, Esq., Capt. Hains and J. C. Jenkins. ap 26 tf Physician and Chemist, S. W. Corner lain and Aspen Streets, LINCOLNTON, N. C, H AS A SELECT STOCK OF PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, and all the leading articles usually kept by Also does an office iractice in Medicine and Surgery; ap 2( tf United States Internal Revenue. NOTICE TO SPEOIAL-TAX PAYEES. THE law of December 24, 1872, requires every person engaged in any "busi ness, avocation or employment, which renders him liable to a Special Tjix, to prorifre a'nd,place consjiicuouxly m his es tablishntcnt or jdace of biixinesx, A Stamp denoting tlie payment' of said Special Tax before tmmencing business. The taxes embraced within the provis ions of law above quoted are the follow ing, viz : Rectifiers, .$200 00 ueaiers, retail liquor, 00 100 00 uors, wnoiesultvou oaj Dealers in malt liauors. retail. ...u. i 20 (X) Dealers in leaf tobacco, . 25 00 ltetail dealers in leaf tobacco, 500 00 and on sales of over $1,000, fifty cents for every dollar in excess of ? 1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco,.. Manufacturers of stills,.... and for each still or ,vonu man ufactured, ............. .............. Manufacturers of tobacco, Manufacturers of cigars, .... Peddlers of tobacco, first class, 5 50 00 00 20 O00 10 00 10 00 50 00 (more ttian two horses,) Peddlers of tobacco, j second class, (two horses,)... , Peddlers of tobacco,- third class,' (one horse,) Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, (on foot or public conveyence,).. 23 00 15 00 10 00 50 00 Brewers of less than o00 barrels,. Brewers of 500 barrels or more,... 100 00 FAny person who shall fail to comply with "the foregoing requirements will be subject to severe penalties. Special-tax Payers throughout the Uni ted States are reminded that they must make application to the Collector (or Deputy Collector) of their respective dis tricts, and procure the proper stamp for. the Special-tax Year, commencing May 1, 1873, without waiting for further notice " J. J. MOTT, Statesville, Collector Internal Revenue, (ith Distrkt, N. C. Application may also be made to, and stamps procured of J. A. RAMSAY, Salisbury, J. Q. A. BRYAN, Wilkesboro', VR. L. IIOWELL, Lincolnton, N. W. LILLINGTON, Iluntsville, P. R. MAKTIN, Mocksville. J. T. McINTOSlI, Taylorsville. may 3 2 4w ' GET THE BEST. i Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. 10,000 Words and Meanings not in other 3,000 Engraving f -1840 Paget Quarto. Price $12.00. YVfa commend it as a splendid specimen ?V of learning, taste, and labor. Montgomery Ledger. Every scholar, and especially every min ister should have this work. West. Presb., Louisville. J B est book for every body that the press has produced in the present century. , (jrolden Lra.J Superior, incomparably, to-" all others, in. its definitions. B. W. McDonald, Pres. Cumb. TTnivV. The reputation of this work is not con fined to" America. Richmond Whig. ery family in the United States should have this work. Gallatin Republican. 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