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diLISBURT. FRIDAY
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WXi Hth.
man
At lenfft
h grew tired of having a
TJIE SAJBBATH. !
dav! How wejeome its
rctiirn ! Athe golden beanvj light up
t lieiabbath morn, what goodness, what
wubfiniity its return commemorates I
Oh that blessed day, before thelhought
r..i nl sanctified Jiiind, pas in all
theif stupcndeous grandeur tie nngh
' ty movements of creative power. A
midj the rapid and splendid creations
of a yet unfinished world, we seem to
f taml and gaze with Wrapt ecstacy on
- the j astonishing results of Omnific
ncrgy.. The workl goes fprth, and
"from the watery wastf the emergent
mountain rises to the elowls. God
5.j)eaks, and throned In splendor the
gladdening sun is centered iii the sky;
i Another word. and softly stealing throf
thclhadowy eve, thojhboii comes blush
inelfortli to charm the1 midnight hoursL
Theoutstrcached and lovely firmament
hemmed with irlca!ninstar.ithe llQW-
erv! earth robetl in its trroen attire, the
billowy ocean j sparkling beneath the
sunliffht. and. the majestic nveri llash-
inon its ranid flow animah intellecj-
ual.anu above au immonai me-am
appeared at his biddmg, blushing in
thejr primal beauty, radiant with their
maker's smile. !
And there stood man Witl brow
erek and eye full fixed on heaven
thefimage of his Maker. And; joy lit
up his heart, and beamed in his smiles,
and notes of melody from 'the com
mingling voices of every starjin the fir
mament floated down hiSoftj harmony
on jhis ravished car :?V j
He was a moral jb i)ell as intellect
ual being, and eireumstancCsof a mor
al Character must be thrown around
hini, adapted to liis being, pod insti
tuted the sabbathf It was made for
man. Its adaptation to his; moral na
turc was as complete as wasf the adap
tatibn of lisrht to the purpose of vision.
L Clod instituted the sabbatVand he
blcs'scd it. Here was a pub) ic and au
diblc blessing. The attention of the
Iwbrld !was called to the thefnc worthy
(of commemoration. The Workings of
creative energy were suspended. A
pause.; a soieiuu sui'iu-u unsuuu. -tiu
Iiari was strung. Each mighty, cho
rister.! in anxious expectancy, stood
really to send forth the swelling strain
of wonder, . love and praise, until it
should rise to a pew, sublime and uni
versal! expression. ' b
sick Iwife od his hands, and finding
.1 . P. -. 1. .njAnlnlM
Was au lusuuiyicub)
he at length hit upon the
plan f)f sueiag his father-in-law for
damages. Hk s asserts that hk has been
imposed upoi, as the daughter was rep-
resentcu as oi sounu cousumuuu auu
in cowl health, and that upon these
fraudulent representations he was in
duced to raarfy her. He has since been
entirely deprived of her society and
services, besitles having had to pay nve
hundred dollars ior medical attendance,
and Ifherefori claims $5,000 j damages.
ARE
WHAT TO DO WUEN XOU
D6nt try tqaench your sorrow in mm
or nircotics. It you Degin mis you muei
keep right on! wuhil Jill it leads you to
ruiu or, if yojuaose, you must add phys-
.!' . I i . I Z -J .
ical him niHlillie CODSCIOUSIiesS Ut ucsra-
r : ,
dation to the borrow you seeit io escape
Of ill wittctied men. his condition is the
. . . . i
most nkiful who having soaetit to drown
his grief in di iik, awakes rrom uis aeoaucu
it ii Rhatterea nerves, bcuihk ucurauu
denreseetTiniind. to face tbesame trouble
u .... 1 . e. .i . .i :!1
again. Then too ouen me laiai uripis. wm
t io-nin ndi afl-aiu sought, till Us victim
ess. Ditiful. and total wreck
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sinks a
hone
Work is 1our true remedy. If mtsfor art-lcje strikiiig out all that part which be
tune hits vofl hardhit yaa something else ff-mk wjth, and follows the word "but' in
; ' . . -II 1 . . I- .1 &
hatih nitch mto eometlnnff Wltn a will, said section, a.tiU. in ueu oi ue prv so
ntinacea, work.
afflicted.
"FATHER THY WILL BE
.;) 1 DONE." j
How much is comprehended in that
Eh6rt petition, yet how often it is pass
ed over carelessly by those; unmindful
of its Extensive import. It ii the prayer
'our Father" taught us, and it teaches
us to place implicit confidence and rc-
j Hence in "Him who orderuth all things
well."
The dispensation. of providence may
sometimes seem severe and unjust to
cs'pcciall' when we cannot discover
us
"t
The General Assembly may reduce otin
crease jibe nmnWr of DistricU to take effect
a5 the end of eaeb jodiciat temi. ! .
4 Strike out section thirteen I tne iourin
aiticle which fixes the present; jodiciat dis
tricts, i : . ;. .
I Amend section fourteen ot the lounn ar
ticle by itrikiog out'all after the word
'office." and insertilre, in lieu of the part 8?
Stricken out, the j following i 4Tbe Geaeral
Assembly snau prescrioe ywvpv ;ou' .v
rotation for the judge may nde the same dis
trict twice in succession, and the judges may
also exchange districts with each other, as
may be provided by law-
btrike out section fifteen of the fourth ar
ticle, and insert! iu lieu thereof, the follow
Th rcnAl Aaseinblr shall have no
UK . . v , - - . .
O j .i, . i.i j; I J . . i . ..f
power to deprive tuejuaiciai uepiuKu.
any power or junsuiciiou un. . .6w-..,
pertains to it as i a coordinate department;
L, nnT Asst'inblv shall allot and
distribute thjt portion of this power and ju
risdiction, which does not pertain to the Su
preme court, among the other courts pre
scribed in this constitution or which may be
established by law, iu such manner as it
may deem Wst. provide also a proper ssiein
iF annojv s . ana reffuiaie ui iw
i&i PATENT
HAEOTARE MERCHANTS,
Main Street, Salisbury, .IV
ARE COXSTAXTLr ADDING
when Vew. imDrovcd and valuable Tools. Imnlc-
necessary the methods of proceeding, in the raentt, Machines, Contrivancies, &c. &c, for
i no con vrmuiicu ;mu laciiiiy 01 xurmcm,
Blacksmiths,
Carpenters,
Shoe-Makers,
uvarrmU .r th.ir nowers. of all the courts
below the Supreme Court, so far as the same
may be done without conflict with other pro
visions of this constitution."
Strike out sections sixteen, seven-
4 an. nineteen, twentv-nve auu uwriy-iurw
4 ihe fourth article.
Amend section twenty-six of the fourth
LIGHTNING SAW.
Sjper Extra Spring Steel, Warranted Refine!
EBEN MOODY BOYNTON,
80 SPEHIYTATT STXLHX3T, Ilew Tork.
Nov. 27, 1E66 ; July 23, 1S67 ; Jan. U, 14, 1S63; July 27, 1869.
niUe is uolluns like good, solid, absorb
ing exhaustig work to eure trouble. If
yoli have mt with losses, you don't want
J if. i i.t? i e .i V .
to lie awaKe tniuKingoi lueiu. iuuni
3 . i I j i j
Bweer, caira,i souuu eiccu, auu ca juui
diiiiner with appetite. But yon can t un
atrii'.ken out. inertins the followiug :
'The judicial officers and the clerks of any
courts which niay be established by law.
shall be chosen by tbe vote of the qualified
electors, and for such term as may be pre
scribed bv law. i I he voters of each pre
cinct, established as is elsewhere provided
range of wants we are prepared to meet, nor
of the exact ami beautilul ailaptability of
our coods for Xhv mimoses for w hich they
are made. Nor can we lcscrilc them In an
advertisement. Thcv must be sen. Come,
therefore, to the Hardware Store for any
thing you want, from a toothpick to a uti-am
engine; from a pin to a strawcuttcr any
thing almost every thing- They have
i A FULL STOCK always on hand of every
j variety'of Nail, Iron, Steel, Hoc, Grain Cra
jdlen, Scythe, U3 Dozui Axes at low price.'
(Junx. i'lstol. Krives and K.rki. Fairbank
CamagG JiuildcrS, Sc', the In-ft Wrought Iron riowa to be found,
p n I We warrant them togive satUfaction. Thonj-
House-Keepers,
Butchers,
Cooks, &e., &c.
Tanners,
Cabinet Makers,
Masons,
! 'on'a Plown and Sulsoik'rH.
! COUN SIIELLEUS,
! ST11AW CUTTEKS,
' and a thousand other thinsc yon need. Send
lea vou wofk. if von say you dpnt leel fnr tn th;s constitution, shall elect two pis
ike work, and go a loafing all day to tell ticea ot the peace for such term as may be
Trim TViidr kr Uatrv the storv of vour fixed bv law. whoso jurisdiction shall exteud
iii ,nt. nH boon cAiir uiit i thnniirniiiit iiicir respective cuuuura. mc
0t KV twiner Th is sno Is Iter tem vienerai Assemoiy uiajrp.uv,u iuc
oer and youir own breaktast the nextmor
rung, anu ju uigm m-iuui i u iccnug wu
times Worsejlhan yon did lody. ,
There aid Borne troubles that time only
. 'i! . X -i i . 1
hfal?, pna iperliaps some can never De
healed at all, but all can Le healed by the
In fart, few persons nnarnnninted with j in your orders or come and buy.
onr establishment, are aware of the wide' 13:tf Salinbury, N. C,
TryVit, you who are thus by sti iking out the word
tionof morfejhan two justices trf the peace
in thoG nrecincts which contain cities or
. . - i . '
towns, or in wlucn otner special reasons ren
der it expedient. The chief magistrates oi
fiitia nnd i incorporated towns snau nave
i the iudicial powers of justices of the pf ace.
Amend section tinny ot tne lourtn arucie
towuship and
lusertiuer, in HeU tnereot, uie worn pre
cincts;" aUo in the last sentence of the same
section, strike out the words lhe commis
sioners of the county may appoiut to such
office for the unexpired term," and in lieu
ihereof insert "an appointment to fall such
vacancv for the unexpired tenn shall be
made as may be prescribed by lavv
Amend sections oue and seven of the hth
article, by striking out the words 'commis
sioners ol the several couuties where tlu-y
-, 1 1 ' iii i i i' t t pn I ii 1 1 1 1 I a1 Ii m i
MAJOR W. M. ROBBINS.
iOur nonjiniee for Congress is well known as
, . i , i j e ! . I- e.. 1 1 ..
an able sin-ascr, anu nas server. laiunuuy uiv
ciTzeiis of Rbwan county for several years in
branches of tBg,Oeneral Assembly. nntir
ing energy ins that body, is an earnest of what
w$may expett of him in the Congress of the
L in ted Stated.
As an orator' he is second to no one in the
State, and coining from among the people, no Liccur in said sections, and in lieu thereof iu-J
i .i . i i . I .i -i i . . ... .1. , .: : ..
one "Knows more uieir wants, anu no one is .more sertinat tne vvoras, couniy auuionues e-
Not One Failed in 20,000.
If w Ywr flf d. iWl.KiHTXINO MVR
iiTerllT ckMvli!'e4 to H4 U Jrri.
ran BMktt- N aakitartum f ka
dared to uUv r pahliclj Ut t Amxr-k-a
llilnte, orutLrt .lL ioattri fcV.
rktrity o!th Ulrl itapioted . TW IU)
cklltir for ,( abix cBU-a Uen-
grtrrd vo Uie .
Ttt Urce Urrra of tW t - I rem.
pcUcnl of Na. hu Urrt iinrl. b4 tr
rabjrriurulur l toai.ata Xmrt f Sr Usaaand
l.It.llIM N( CtuMrub frt noktii, asd hpe
t-J be all lo fill i I t JrNf lly
IU ri! r ia U-en ai ! I W drina4
ftbe I.H.HTM.V4; IU k4W.iilKannI
will endrii-t-r to krp a ark Land. Ttw
ai(r artral 4T- ( tb aW K'attoked
HV raiiv WiI U at tW aie tWlx-at WUt
in th ii.iVtl. XV. l.lgtUirf Sa arr ldrl
i.'t rtrhe-l itti mr ban. tU I'roM-f 'ai xk
fj diii'Lun fi.r tin f .u;cg. Ac.
r.acta l-iftLTUirif -ar will roll aixl tuarli rida
ninjarrJ. l mv la larnljr lWra4 aaa
rvr4 injrtfl w itcrvbik m Ik iof
It n irf-stai (.: . Lai, lut tM Wftett f
eaftLtUrd i. a r lv m-4 a4 a.
w. ni;f U- rt 4U-B rrca'.ar It) ill
oert4I to lutt. S. ! tulatyra&rat ttf 4t
tare, otx ir iro. rnirii.atrt rrlrrir
! It-tn inriitJ. Tl l.ffltirjr aa arv
eoui!!r at'trd O'T Mnail larrrt'Ckbrr mml
or hard wodd but fl imlrr ixiuirc it U W t wit!T. l.itttnink a aiUt t.J ltitttiil n..
for uae vlitfti Mbt out; are l o fn?t tl.Iirt r en i at t .
I Saw Term. A wane Uitm it. V nt ! t u Mr. Xt. 4.
K. M RojrxTox. SO Dkman M., New Voik sti : TI -' lt 'In l . tlr l.if Ltaira ( f-,.t
worked Ly I and. t) two turn r.d i ul in ronnd :t t k 1 1 I it y inl 3 4 fe-ett4a . a4
h cms t iite. ht!niipiilr. t two uiiac ard rr.fV c il ilrtiit .i rci4 4f wd ia U
tlian nirve taiutHex. i am natwlird tliat fur all urj, ''" ei'ir iaia4 R a U t i in l-r, J tir
rrc4-iit aid wood tare bo rival in --l. in n i.1 in tnj.lir il j .
I Ixt ierrlirir oaivFiMtl n wooSd rate a vart ameuttt oi nonet aad tiw e. d I rtUa tk til f
milliona of r.en. J. w" . Kl.aKK.
Kofriott.nent and F.issirff r. Awtt'rtm ltii Fair.
N. fl. Thextrenn tU air tjootrd inrrrlj to .ite wtat i.a'd Le olt io Hat duett cutting
id liptter tlin the old V fri li n fur-,- b4 by all 4I.r
HoBcrt hardware niin w ill nM-urr tlie pnoin fur Uieir nwm. even if tbey arrotrrtorled na
infrrir pr()il '-ut J t-re lli-y do not Wt-i tlit-rn. ar wauled.
N 15. Mtllinna of axeaaie iim d fo uttiiip wd : I. yltriac (ic "nt Pa w. fit! rr $tr one axaa r
fortno. will "'it lirnt- a k.t ar an axe. Why not try il nt T Arw. I.i(.tti."r ft Ice Sut, 4lo6 U
Ion?. unitaMe tor prn ral ae.
Seo tUatt'e nam and warrant at on rs n aw.
IloYNToN.u'.e Propr elor and jlanufactBrt r. New Votk.
W im i . -w mr if - a
i an wj m aar- aa a. v
1. H .1 -T 1 I it" l1
i;r i 'K
HAS taken the room recently occupied by Overman, Holmes S: Co., in Murjdifs (Jranitc
Kow, anl opeiuul a
PRODUCE COMtVilSSaON BUSINESS.
J5T"lle solicits cah orders from abrod. Produce bought and shipped on very short
notice. Respect fully refers to business en of the city.
Cif" Cash paid for all kading articles of country Produce. ll:tf
able te serveitliem at all times. He will com
mand the wole vote of the Conservatives in
August next! and be triumphantly elected, of
cdursc. Peoile's P-ess.
y 5
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!J Musical Eitedmvment. The young ladies of I
le Salem rcmale Academy, according to the
uSual customjat the close. of the session, gave a
Musical Enrjertainnient, on Wednesday, Mav
29th. at 8 o'caockr A. M. It was acknowledged
liy all wtio hfid the pleasure of hearing it, to be
the best one given for several years. 1 lie morn
ing was vervlnleasant aud the hall was not over
crowded, whlrh added to the enjoyment of the
occasion. The voting' ladies seemed to take
particular iinerest in it, and their efforts were
fully appreciated by the intelligent audience
present. Illey certainly did great credit lo
them.selves afiu their in.structorf'
People, s Press.
' A stamp you can't bay The stamp ol
n gentleman
.Tut; Chifcaffo Post wnts to know if ihe
ic silver lining to the cloud," yet we Governor has had the t5tate Arms vacei
should not'murmur, tor it is evident
that the will of a supremely wise and
beneficent Creator is different from the
creatures of earth, carthy.f
llow sweet trom human lips sound
uated.
when almost bowed down with -woe
and sorrow, weak, and erring man
y breaths that pathetic petition. I heard
the orisons of a lone widow, when at
I night fall her earnest sunplipations as
cended to the Throne of Grace for the
Constitutional Amendments,
Passed in pie House of Representatives
January 17, 1872.
AN ACT to alter the Constitution of North
the words: "Father thv will be done." Carolina
enact (three-fifths of all the members of each
House concurring.)
That the Constitution of this State be altered
as follows, td wit :
Amend section six, of the first article, by
strikingjgnt the first clause thereof, down to and
including tli j; word "but; this being the clause
preservation of her only Son1, who was rel,ns t tlfe State debt.! . , ,
,..:. it iii' u'tt menu section two ot me secona arucie oy
a jmcruier tossed on the restless billows fitriUin2 out ihe wortl amumHv . and insertini
Of the tempCStUOUS ocean. arther, in lieu therebf, the wowf " biennially ;" being
may uuiic own angels; iijover near 1,1 Ien-,e,li;e "- Ult; Bessio8 01 me utneraian
hhn, to watch over him and keep him se!F,'I'i r e .1 1 t v
j, 1 1 . , . i. 1 1 " Aiuend seption five of the second article, by
irptn CVll J may his life bd preserved striking out all that precedes the words, "the
80 that IlC will make glad tie heart of said-Senate districts," and by striking out the
MlVICOaiU Jl 111 PVlllUll 1 Haf
parts so stricken out having reference to the
State census.
Add a new section to the second article, to 'be
styled " section 30." and to read as follows'.
The members of the general Assembly shall
each receive three hundred dollars as a com
pensation for their services during their term.
subject to such regulations in regard to time of
payment and reduction for han-attendance as
may be prescribed by law ; but they may have
au additional allowancewhen they are called
together in special session, and mileage shall be
ten cents per mile lor each session."
Amend
hh w)ip truly loves him : yet, Farth
er, if it is thy will that he should find
iri thcj coral depths of ocean a grave,
tnen, Partner, thy Willi and not
mine be done." i
j Oh ! the trusting confidence of that
humble suppliant's prayer ! Closely
did the heart of that mother cling to
her child her only child She had
watched in its infancy Ipic unfolding
IllS bpght intellect, and She looked striking out the words "four years," where they j such provisions,, laws and regulations, from
wmi untiiuiiii uiuici nations m rrto to- nrsi in aiu seeiion, ana inseriine. in lieu i " o w u-v,ri.rY uu ex
a'. .i k I 1 thprpnf IhP wnrrta "turn xroftra " Ivcmrr in
mru witcn mat, youtn anon a become IA . i, e
; t i J f , "" ence to the terms of executive officers.1
aiiouic man. I f V . rike out the words "Superintendent of Pub-
I J1C roamcu tar-lrom nome afld his uc Works," wherever they occur m the Consti
niitlvA lnn.L, vLiiiwl c.C crtution, thus abolishing that effice.
tiln'fl sunn,, v J t r Ainenu section six ot the third article, by
tanas sunny clime, the home of ioe-L..;i,i.,.Mt r,,.j .,n..
ry and. ot song; and then sped away erting, in lieu thereof, the word "biennial
Vcr the blue waters of I the Meditcr- ly." so as to conform to the provisions re-
anean,. which were destined to b- his sPctiug the sessions of the General Assem- exemption prescribed in this ConsMtution, or
tablished and authorized by law
Strike out section four of the fifth article.
relating to taxation to pay the State debtiind
interest
Amend section six of the fifth article by
inserting alter the word "instrument" in
said section the words "or any other per-
Insert the word "and" before the wnrd
"survevoi" in section one of the 7th article.
and strike out the words "and five conuuis-
sioner,s" in said section; also add to aid
section the following: T4ie General As
sembly slrall provide for a system of con ft y
goverumeiit for the several couuties ol the
State."
Amend section two of the seventh article,
by striking out the word "commissioners"
and in lieu thereof inserting the words
couuty authorities established and authorized
by law;" ami in the same scctiuu strike out
tlie words, "the liegister of Deeds shall be
ex officio clerk 6P the board of commission
ers."' Strike out section three of ihe seventh ar
ticle. and in lieu thereufiusert the following :
"The county authorities established and au
th' ized by law shall see that the respective
couuties are divided into a suitable number
of sub-divisions, as compact aud convenient
in shape as possible, and marked out by de
finite boundaries, which may be altered when
necessary. Said sub-divisions shall be known
by the name of precincts. Thev shall have
uo corporate powers. The township gov
ernments are abolished. The boundaries of
the pr cincts shall be the same which here
tof.ire defined the townships until they shall
be altered.
; Strike out sections four, five, six. ten and
eleven of the seventh article, which relate to
the township system.
uAmeud sections eight and nine of the
seventh article, by strikiiig out the words "or
townships where they occur in said sections.
" Strike out section three of the ninth article
and iu lieu thereof insert the following : "Tin
Generel Assembly shall make suitable pro
vision by law for the management and regu
lation of tbe public schools, and for perfect
ing the system of tree public instruction.
Strike out section five of the uinth article,
and in lieu thereof, insert the following
"The General Assembly shall have power to
provide for the election of Trustees of the
University of North Carolina, iu whom
chosen, shall be vested all the privileges
rights, franchises and endowments hereto
fore iu any wise granted to, or conferred up
op. the Board of Trustees of said Universi
ty; and the General Assembly may make
BURKE 1 COFFIN.
SALISBURY
am
AM)
Commission Merchants,
JJb At the Sign of the lied Flag,
MEROXEY'S OLD STAND,
MAIN M'UKI-.T
SALISBURY, N. C.
BOOK
g.Li:.M ALMANACS
JJSALMS
STORE
AND
I took Su.re
J. K. BCRKE.
j. .i. rorriN.
tTOrders and oi-nnignraents respectfully so
icted. cay Auction sales every Saturday and
uiblicdavs.
At the Hook Streo
HYMNS.
At I'.ook Ptore
I L 1 II I'.KA.N IW.OK ol i1-)..
At t!i
HOOIi nOOIvS, larL'e v;siiet. ,
At tl.e Hook .store,
f il l any tliiiifr in the w,y of l!.o!.s and
Mai :...! v, ( !) liad at elloit notice an!
on ro:ioi:ul)K- terms.
At tli" Ilimk Store.
A L unli'H wi'l reeeive promnt atten-
S1
STKCIJ
lion
mmiiI in
vntir onii-r.
CALVIN
.Tan. -I. !
ri.YLKII.
l'.:tf
M,ll
fa.-'. tv
Oh! Yes Oli! Yes Oh ! Yes!
Having fallen l-u-k to a better poj-i(io and
been reinforced bv forming a copartner-hip with
Jno. M. Cofkis, who has bcvii long and favor
ably known in the Mercantile coniinunitv,
I would rcspcctrullr return mv thanks to the
public generally, and solicit a continuance of
their patronage to the new Firm ; with the as
surance that we will do all wi can to ialifv all
who may have anything to sell or buy.
j.K.iiLiiki;.
January 1S72.
X. B. I will continue to attend to the sell
ing of any kind of proiterty in the country, for !
Administrator and others when notined in tunc. 1
tf :18 J. K. LUISKE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE!
,1. A. CLODFELTKR & CO.
,iiiiHfttcturtrsal Dcnlcn in rnrnilnrf.
Invite attention to their
stek of Cottage Ieal.stenl,
Cottage Cliiunhor Suits, nai
'oil Chamber Suit, lre
Waiimt and painted Care
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pedient. for the maintenance aud manage
ment of said University."
Strike out section thirteen, fourteen' and
fifteen of the ninth article, relating to the
University of joith Carolina. Anieud sec
tion ten of the eleventh article by striking'
out the words "at the charge of the Stated'
and in lieu thereof, insert the words "by the
State; and tnose who do not owu property
resting place forever, Ocean received
another deposite, and,
"Down countless fathoms, down he sunk
40 ML'Vp,
I With all the nameless
the deep."
Yet the mother, sorrow sticken and
lapes that haunt
bly.
btrike out sections two and three of the
fourth article, being the provisions which ree
fer to the appointment arid duties of th
Lod Commissioners.
Alter sectiou four of the fourth article, so
that said section shall read as follows : "The
judicial power of the State shall be vested in
a court for the trial of impeachments, aSu-
lercavcd, vvas comforted, for she kwew lM"eme court, Superior ctmrts, such inferior
i mat id was ncr lieavely Farther that couri8as nay.e eslab,1ned by law, and
being minors, whose parents uu not owu
property over and above the same, shall be
cared for at the charge of tbe State.
Aiter sectiou seveu of the fourteenth ar
ticle so that said section shall read as fol
follows: "No; person who shall hold any of
fice or place of trust or profit under the United
States, or any department thereof, or under
any other State or government, shall hold or
exercise any other office or place of trust or
profit under the authority of this State, orbe
eligible to a seat in either house of the
ueneral Assembly ; Provided, That nothing
herein contained fehall extend to officers iu
Executrix Notice
HAVING qualified as Executrix of the lat
Will and Testament of Jane K. Murphy
dee'd, notice is hereby given to all ixrsons in
debted to the estate of JaneK. Murphv to make
immediate payment. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to present
thesameto me on or before the Hth day of
February, 1873, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recoverv.
SUSAN W. MURPHY,
Salisburv, Feb 14, 1872. Executrix.
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WILLIAM VALENTf NE,
THE BARBER,
T") ETURNS niS THANKS to his OU)
, Fit I EX DS and the Public for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him. lie now
informs them that he has fitted up a new aud
commodious
Shop, in Dr. Henderson's Brick-
Building-, Xlccra No. 2, j
where lie wonld be pleased to sec thorn. TH? j
guarantees to give satisfaction in every case. ,
lie has in his employ of the best Ilair Dressers !
in Western North Curoliua. He requests a call ,
from all. i
Sallshury, N. C, Dec. 17. 1Hr.9 50 tf
ll lit-
reiich
Suits, Waiimt and painted Care at Chairs
Rockinji 'hairs uf all descriptions, Hxtcijsioii
Dining T.ildes---tables of all kinds Wardrobe,
Rureaiis, Withstands, W hat-Nots, Mattnses,
Sofas, Rcci pt on Chairs and Parlor Si t. Also.
Rustic Window Shades, a novelty for complete
ness, beauty, cheapness and durability. Al-"-many
other article w hich we are pn-patvd to
sell as cheap or cheaper tkiui any House in the
western part of the State
11" A full assortment of RoscwfHid. Mftalie
ml Walnut Imrial Cases, whiih run be fur
nished at :t hours notice.
Uc sure to call, nearly opposite tlie lansion
Hotel, next door below the Express office, we
our stock ami hear our prices. '.
Special orders (made from phidographi iu
our office w ill be supplied. f
npoi'J-f'tn
THE ADVANCE ;
Mower & Reaper.
j Why l'je Ihe Lilitnin Saw f
Kern tl.e f?rtt i ll r I a -t. IK til l.F.
A it i.Mii tne liuioiird or u me dollar kii lUc t a bur that c-r ..t il . t . im'tf tf -t -fifth
bv i and eas-of an nu'red aaw . ll.r ntt oi a 'I i - m uCtkltj Im Un
that on-illful men i.r? e- l to ljortrii i. r irat n.t t, tt i j if n i i i.
Thee paU-nt tcrlli ac -I uf ui U-ill. aiitl iiu Luiti.ii-i nu.nd mi uUi !t a roABti
saw. f
Tnr? Wi n rtmny i- ife Ir clrarrr i tli. 1. jt no tU r itrtt i utt r lW lr rtt r t,ttiaf tt
ll.t-M" k kmi U V. ), rl nu:d M t : Li -r fit- .i u.U 1 1 1 J V . i:u.l t ' w i tl r t t Is r. lr,
ll t 11! 'f sid rd'i-s lf j i.'-i '.el and J -iut dni.t r n lL ui tli-- -f -!. I Jnnl n it l tl 4 cl-rijr
is iilstilut U 1 t itu. .1 1.! in,t..u-1 tti ii-l ! I lir-t Uuisiit. tf.r 1 Uu r I t J'')
buy a 4r !! of any "t l.rr i n ij t-, r. ,.r in i 1 1, i . j ji'iipiUM ' N vi ;il-
1 HjCim I'jilctit Ctit'e.s. I. diflcrt il 'in. -tit nil.r.aw
1st. l)nd t u i iitt-ii. m il ti oM I k ks AM- 1 T 1(1 lo po t t. r nit vl llf. aBl lmt t te-vrx-d
lint en ut!i-i sulr.
2nd. f! tie 'n iu t U-loii! '.r ot 1 r. rctm 1 tut y t ! ti3 r'ai 1 ' j l5' n,.t t-S.ff . N 1t l
to JPiatf out. If otn- sjiul ol il toolli a. x.lut aj and ,M-tle oil ti . ti .i.l uuid rtlf
lift out t cl Hi.
31. (i.i.l 1 ilnrrt 01 r.proitc sng'c tv l!.'t- oll Uo L w, Wt all tl! a iiUf4, t '. UH4
of M liafitiM .
4".U. Ari "'s'" ' rtli an 01! stone. fr fi'mp 'rrtb.
rAh. Jli-ic ate tie 'in'y patent d.irit 1 ult.t c juU rit-anrif tit tli 1 1 1 n for ' fittF aava.cat
f-ter, i.tr tliaa aiiy other, and ate, illi j-rexi.1 oi tu, a nmju lo r j a Mr : t ll. M
ii t. i Witt rrto rr -i
tl:r tlk. atd tll . il
.tut izut otl.r to ut t.f rt.iuiri(B). 11 r-
2
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may be endnod with strenshth to say :
il - it... A. I 7
lamj Transcript.
ilonc." M-
A Mean Max. A! man in Ynm
Hill county, Orogen, hjis brought an
extraordinary suit for dltmages against
his father-in-law. Shortly after his
marriage his wife, became ill,-"and, for
nearly eighteen lionths bas been a con
firmed invalid, a,nd quite unable to at
tend to her household duties. The
i oh tnis snau not apply tojhe justices Add another section to the fourteenth 1
during their present term of office, unless tide to be stvled -section 8." and to read
by death, resignation, otherwise, the flum- follows : "Countv officers, justices of t
ber of Associate Justices shall be reduced a 'flRMM .L.. jt. .
as
the
peace and other officers whose offices are
abolished or changed iu auy way by the al
teratiou of tbe constitution, shall continue to
exercise their functions until any provisions
necessary to be made by law in order to give
full efiect to the alterations, so far as relates
rlmstrnod Lor . n,l "L-:u ..t.t ... 1 Courts of Justices of the Peace."
- -w . a Bi t V III! HlllllliriUM a .
Knirlf ibn .Aft tI, """ 4lter se?tlon e5 ?f the fourth article
"'.w ' V DU1V- i aruicr. UIV so that said sect on sha 1 read llna
1 w 01 - t - - -r- - - ' v m u -v rm v
Will I0irniV" T .TV. O A - . - i"v,Ciu vvuia.uuu eua.i r.vi
1 ii- u ill fill :iiiri. Mi1a.11 KCkiiKiar r a i 'hi i i .
nr,1t. 1 x i. . .. . . i,. " ', .. - ine muuia, justice ot tne x eace, Lommis
vviji4viiuit una irusurtsr IS thv tmith "us-'c u" Associate justices: 'rot- E5r., ;.,i t ,oo
f 1 .- . i 0 X J 7J rrUt .1.:, , . .. . .. cuio im '.m iui.-uo.
ionorn motfier, ana many we U cY I 8 " - "PP'y" e justices Add another section to the fourteenth ar-
to I9II0W tliy example, so that if wo
are immersed in; a sea of sorrow wn
to two."
Alter section IweJve of th fourth article
so that said secttou shall read as follow?
"TheState shall be divided iuto nine jndit
cial districts, for each of which a judge shall
ue ctioseu; aud iu each district a Sunerior . 1, v . j,.
court shall be held at least twice in each Re -number the sections in those articles
f-LSSSlKI. r S11 ltnw llte oan-- frm- whieh ! n section has been stricken
Th ZTotlZ m 1 ? be1PSrnb!? hjf wi,bout tb iwerUon of another in its stead;
The aeneral Assembly shall lay off said dis. and cive to any new section that number
rictstu due tune, so that tb said nim, wh5ch by this method would have been given
ludes may be chosen and begin their officii to tbe section for which U is substited, and
f il ft thn fim ?eu.ral .r toemr- the alteration shall be embodied into the
r.v ,kUW..vwu -r1- ABsemoiy wnieii shall constitution and the several section nnm-
occur aner we ratuicou of this section.? bered consecntiveW.
State of North Carolina, j
IREDELL COUNTY. !
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Superior Court, Sitring Term. 1872. j
Marshall T. IW11 a .-Winee of William Griffin, :
Iiankrupt, against (leorge C. Mdlenry aud
Daniel 1. Welch, defendant. ;
IT appearing to the uatifaction of the Court on
affidavit filed', that the defendant ( Jeorgc C. Ml- i
Henrv U not a resident of the State of North J
Carolina.
It i therefore ordered and adjudged that pjib- j
licntion be made iu the Carolina Watchman a j
newspaper published in the Town of Salisbury, '
North Carolina, for eix weekn, notifying the de
fendant, George C.-Mcllenry that a Summons
ha been issued in the above action ngin' him
in which he is notified that a complaint will be
filed in this action at the next term of Iredell
Stipeiior Court, on the second Monday after the
third Monday in August, A. D. 1872, within the
first three days of the Term, and unless the de
fendant, George C. Mcllenrv answer the ame
within the time prescribed by law, the plaintift
will ask for the relief demanded in the com
plaint. Witness C. L. Summers, Clerk of our
said Court at office, in Staie.ille. this 29th day
of April, 1S72. CL.SUMMERS.es a
6w33:pr fee $3 of Iredell county.
U'
Assignee's
OF
Sale
ALL KINDS of COURT ANDMA
GISTRATEST BLANKS at this office
$4000 to $6000
WORTH OF
TAVILL begin nt .'0 o'eloek on f-atunlay.
X&aythc 4th, at the Auction llon-. of
BUKKl-i d; COFFIN, to cll at public sale, the
STOCK OF GOODS
lately belonging to John W. Bitting, bankrupt
Thi Stock eonit of a general afcrtment
of Merchui.die, nucb as i usually found in any
Fiust Clash Store. Salks to continue every
Saturdav till the whole Stock i cbed out.
Merchants aud Trader are respectfully invi
ted aud requested to attend tbec 8ale.
Terms will be nUted at the time of a!c.
J. K. DCKSC.
Aigneecf J. W. DlTTlJO.
Salisbury, April 14.1473. 31:tf .
Marriage Certifieates for sale here.
Thl mr ifciisrM- wvtj! i:r-at al ai.tac- r llf m r t V l-..tli.
i on. MiiriAliv ill crow-rut the ktteusth. tal tc aril tuial-iiitt l
lordfp Koiumii' are o- L!icn tl at me mil ofcij
ret i.piVlicitT alid yt llrt l t if arLc t-.
i srtitu Ail an a aie tl.ht an 'nliar.i tiari'1 a ci tr!v r? f.T: f- tie fjcrit rl nr tf-tw-ti
.!. th back, or ttt't-atiiik' t ut 'I I r-f Ull . ill. lW:r I iji c t-ttmi (ar. (utViur Ii.
are etti toli-lit to II I- fr. l.t cut tx.tli m a vt ll r l.i, J . iu Uit L t :i B to ti e -ark i.t cf tl f iS
u, lit n c --d iii t- itaU .
"K I'fTTlMi. it iii (oxr t a ritif in lm'-r ttaa !o rrrli teoot TW -jIjrati
tbi)wiuc;j' if very -eifctl. all lie Uvtli I iiH): e? i i. Instil, duublt !!:. t tit Hb iUi3e rle
ral ar4 irij-cti:.: edge, atid i at m r :tm ttj .t I tie ati e.
UiflKiiV. Tlits iot.ioio. all tLe c.inta Uu-e hlf Lindaw te-tli xiz : ll.e n W-nplk.
liiMilkjwr lliirk rkiri(ttetli. to le liorU-nnl : wn.y one mil! file i rjiiiird Ui let p tl as sa order. fci
tliey fe T neefy U.r tl.e uin-iilled labo.er :t t-l.a; j en i ti e !d 11j.i.i i! n.
1'Kr.ftCT Ci kara m E. eiitit i"uiy ibliuc r il tlntirp. ttee oj f i.lt rp fare ot omit
cut. I.jt clear, hr liaiuc thefebie alote lie t l.r p l.atl.a. like a pK. Lit i tie fcort irlet
clea.rig implement.
hy Cieir circular e --e ttiat l o Bojrton t.rotl 1 1 I.t band, cn: .ff a tf !e it.. I tc amote fl.aU4.a-
aim! I lor In iLt T.nda. te.'ore iltjiir (eneial Vtade i.t otLer di.tu. n-n-l.td e I l5e
S,ntrf. I'hilaelpl is- eI telutr I. Vt e aleo r.-te a- a .rtf d H e ra H at tmit mia.t-e4
clfirt.rihe aawinp. Iy l and. rf tertv-ix rord f ! ard l h. maple, elm. .. r! k ili.t; m4 xm
eiglit imim (inc!u Jinj loot time) in Miclian. Surh orr, by mo r.en. Witt one oce t el i
wondarful.
Triple Saw are ma!e andold l.y Mr. K. M. Hovi.ton. Iliv Vitiiii street. N"e V.k. ai.d arr -
te te by four pttenU. dateJ re.j-rtiTel.T 27..!Vj6 " JuU 23. Ihft7: January 14. 1; Jal. 2T.
We tjijmt that t!e invenloni of r',aable an imiirovrint :;t in an artirle of h ut.erl t' e
aw. ill be ahTe toenjoj the huit of Ibeir label fret frurn infnngemertt .r it4-y of any kitod. !'
Agk, JAraiL, ?, 1?U.
77if7 Satrs (ire universally ccucrthd to Surpa snail others fcr Crot$ tuttirv 7t.
Although ?500 clmUrrtfjc for frpe$e of tat has Irrn adrtrtisrd in millioni
of papers, and enyrarrd on each sate, no one has ever DA HMD
to publicly test the matter, XO other saw has doUe
2intcd teeth, CONSTRUCTED TO CUT
IN LINE SO AS TO CUT WITH
OUTSIDE OF M TOOTH
ONLY by direct action.
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W.H.The cutting cf all tingle pointul Uttk are ejutl, an J these M teeth
are douUc, tcith direct action, spaced, and slant concealed between points of
If one point cf J was set one way and one the other,
tU slant would ride and If I out tie tooth.
When tbe hardware trade do not e!l, ageotf wanted, and no govern men t ijcenw
is jtetiuirtd. A six foot cross cut and a brick saw-blade will be seot to suj addrrf
oa .receipt of S6, or $1 per foot. One man laws 81 25 per foot.
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