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Carolina lUatcjjmati VOCAL AOT BTA52 X72&X8 SALISBURY MARKET. ; ... OCTOBER 31. . CORNold 70 a 72. neW 45 a 52. COTTON 16 ft 17. FLOUR-13.75 a 4.25. U MK AL-70 80. It rTATOES Irish, 57 a 40 Sweet, 50. BACON (country) 1215 hog round. EC.tJS-ltf. 15 CiriCKENS $1.50 a $2 per do. LAUD 12 a 15. FEATHERS new, 50. TALtOWfrlOa 12. KYE 75"a 80. BEESWAY 28 a 50. WHEAT-1.17$1,33. BITTER a 20 . DUIED FRUIT Applet, 36 pr. B Peaches, unpeeled, do peeled, 812f , Blackberries, 7 7$. 1 i Lookout for the Mark. When you see a cross upon your pa jkt, you may know that your time is up and you are indebted to the office, or that your time will soon be up. In either event send forward your sub scription. ! Vote. Go to the polls next Tuesday and rote forGrecley and Brown. - Fikk it IIicnoKV.- Tltey hare had two or iliree small fires at Hickory Taveu recently. , Ax Unusual F'igut. Two colored women amused themselves with a little fisi ci;tf n main street Wednesday last. j K-v Mr. (Jauliuey will preach at Mc I v s Hall next Suuday j Evening at j y ..n seven o'clock 1. M I ' public is respectfully invited to at S w Papku. The Western Expo- pp;r, ' ' be isst.ed l viJI,., S. C., by Mr! T. D Cas 'i Ostr is a vigorous writer and f swindlers had better lM.k out. ! Which Work. We are grjgified to he Me to Million nee that the- work jnf rebuilding ii,. in iMirut district has commenced. Dr. i' tt it I ' r , - "n our ' t enterprising ci'ix.-M has beguu work. Thin other par tS M .wi-rs anavsr, Ueeves aii J West, we soon. uii leibtaild will also begin work i We nWtice that Messrs McNeel y & Young are engaged iu the w.rk .f ettbtrg; njf tl stores jMj.inl bj Messrs. knit Iideal & Co., and M.Mrs. Uiegham & Co. TlIK Oil Cl's John Robinson's Great .Show was here lt Monday. The auU iu. ild wire, as unjul, the great attraction, nearly ever body went to see them. The tliieeeyt-d and Iliree horned ox was a curiosity. The tumbling was good and the whole gave guieral. sat it-faction to all cir cus gneri and those who go tjo let their children see the animals, were not dia pleased. 1 ! " . jIIiSTRioNi Readings and Re&tatioxs. Mi Jeanie Patterson A charming young la dy from the Mate of Mimiwippi, ilfgive His trionic Reading, at McNeely's Hall on Thurs day aad Friday evenings, ghe has received niiichattenti,n from the polite people at every point in our State, where slje has sjtped, and we hope Sali-btify will not prove an exception. We. kaaid to be worth hearing, hikI our citizens oi.gl.t to exert themselves, and give her crowd ed houses. The ladies especially should inter est tliaue!ve for Iier, and no doubt will. !r The Straightoot raanagers.1 Fagg, Mid be a JUlut!, and Britlain a txjuglass Dera - yat, met at Charlotte a frw davs since anJ up an eleetorial ticket. They placed nd we are authorised by that gentleman, iliafjt was done without his knowled to W"H-ii(,and.tliat he utterly rt-p.ili:,teS tleir or r r,m lunr cniniuiates. We knew thiM lint raHf .n we the M jor ii kux- '""t'l-vn wiiu the n.ir il.lfe farcei. p .t'j. I " 'I.. l.-.llll f M I '-I.. i' i e W ll-i 1 1 I . lie n X . w ill gein ai!yi . . . -f it v. :li ,e a . i v . : . V e Ji. r.i l,i iceoit? H te 'I. i if - f,. -J; . , .We have h.i ei-:i ft:- i ; -. it . I n e aie ;i;reii :h,i: L.; . n;iiiiis ! i... Hip ted or at' 1a:;ils.iri)i.-.' 1 r. AVl ' iii ilelivr;.! an it-.' ol tobacco. ' audresr tfu u.u mi tThe Mayor of Raleigh se; t hne man to the Guard House) Iat week " cause be caned a negro woman who purposely and deliberately ran ! over his o!i it rh.Ue D,ai,' ) nShtr. The May r M lialetgh is elected to office by negroes, s 'Slit con,1,,ct He deserves caning, Mr. Branch, the white maniimprison- f i and ulted, ought to do it. We rra our opiniou from, reports published ' Me Raleigh Sentinel, aud we believe - - i-narioite uemocrai. ,indif be is worthy the name of ".he will cane the rascal thefirsuime " p u,u gn streeu , Ca'1' It. 8ome one says flit Town la not able to pay some one to look after Us interest.. What then? Shall matter, slide along aathey are, and hare been for these many days ? The street and pavements are growing worse year by year, the debt of the town nually increasing by accruing interest, the mar ket house is going to rack for the want of re pairs, the annual assessment of Uses is consum ed each year in paying interest on old claims u for what- these elaims are held no one seems, to know. Perhaps it is better that the same old slip shod style be continued. We were under the impression thai whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well, and applying this rule to the management of the Town, we concluded that if it was worth governing at all it was worth gov ermng well. It may be that we are mistaken, and that the thin can't be done. The Straigth-out-Grant anti-Gree- Iey-Radical DemocraU have at last brought oat an electorul ticket in this State. Two or three extreme men calling themselves democrats got together at Charlotte few da ye go and did this thing, without consultation with the gen tlemen whoTi they appointed as electors. The Charlotte Democrat throws the following solid shot at these fellows : ' It would be more honest in the fellows who encouraged Ku Kluxing and belonged to the Klans.lo come square out for Grant instead of pretending to be for O'Corior. The eupjKirters of O'Couorare nothings but Grant mm in a fliiiisy and dishonest disguise, some ol whom have adopted the garb to keep out of the lenitentiaary for their connectinn with the unlawful Ku KIux organization. EFThe Hickory Tavern Eagle, of the 24th October, does one of our rcitizMi in justice, unintentionally, no doubt, but yet o such an extent that whtt apprised of it, it cannot hesitate to correct its state rooms, and withdraw words which con vey very erroneous conclusions. It says Mr. Wiley's "palatial residence" as it was informed, "cost about $30,000." The information exceeds the real cost a little over $20,000. The reference toiis school teaching is only true in respect to the. (act of his be ing a school teacher. It is entirely erro neous in every other statement, and in the natural inferences from the tenor of the remarks on that Ftthyct. Mr. W. wa theff posxesstid of double Hie amount hirt "palatial resUh'uee" cost hiuj, a fact of which i-he 'Eagle and his infoimer nvusi have, been ignorant. . That portion .f tht Eagle's remarks which suests the probability of impro per ofiki.il roiiduc, is wrong., Qf all the UeveiMie Collectors iu tiie 8i te, Mr. Wi ly, we have seen it stated, the only oik who has yet obtained a certificate ot final settlement with the D. parJnieirt at Washington. Hi record there are clean. No man should be needlessly bionjln before '.he public in the way Mr. W. has -been ; but if men will do if, it would I wise iu them to he quite certain of the fact upon which they predicate statements Und suggestions of a nature calculated to damage private character. Fire Insurance Companies. A great many people, even business men, neglect or decline to insure their property, because they are persuaded it is useless ; that they will iiever get any return for losses in case of accident. This depends altogether on ihc Company you are in sured iu. That there are thousands ot wo thless Companies and swindles giving policies throughout the country s beyond doubt, but there are also good companies companies that pay promptly whatever they" agree to pay iu case ot accident." These are the companies tor projiertv holders to seek .mt- They are very scarce, as we believe, and therefore diffii ult to dud. Ainoitg ttioju we can reconiuvwl are , tn i.iiTvii:g, wtncn n.ive piovn j i l ul)liiiy !iii(i Wiiiiii no nir... u. .. :ai..i aveil lioa alij'-cl pv ; ly many !:. ot- ! se- 1 1 li'W;.-'- i 1.- L: I I, t t i '!.;, Mi 1 :1l)o-.(, ' ..t; - e- i .!: ; 'en t v ( i ! ..of. ! V T .n Si . i.e i m:' g.i 1 ... :i w',.r. I..;;' tl Ol.oi i . : ,i -; -i ;-s -iu Ur -:;iii';i! ',n "!.!K.-. I.;:! it mu 4 t-c :. mi i c.l -ill-. T...- !.' :'..il .. el. .j lic.-i '.ii.'i'.or-i a:iii 'lie H: ; rccrvn -and lui'huiiin their pi-rx.'ird !ean!v. Th. uumI perfect feature luc hail' iTietr a;;r.ufi.i, unless the eomplrxion is pro,K-rly caret! lor, and if the pretty girl of the rural districts wish to compete with the "Fairstars" of the fashiona ble world in refind attractions, they must pay due attention to this important point. They ought to know, for the htet is notorious, that Haqas's Magnolia Balm imparts to the skin a delicate, pearly appearance, unpruduceable by sny other preparation under the sun. No matter how the cuticle may have been rough ened by exposure or discolored by the sun, ihe Balm will render it soil and ' pliable, and re moves every blemish. ' WT Pimples and brown spots on the face, Eruptions, Blotches, Scrofulous Diseases, and all sores arising from impure blood, are cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Piscorerr. NEaKO &VLX.We have ne?ro nils in this State on account of the disgraceful apathy of 4 large portion of the white ro- tert. I , - . . "It fat estimated that there are not more than twenty thousand white Radical-. Judcef Merrimu received more than ninety-six thousand v,tes iu August. This give him a' majority of over seventy-five thousand of the white men. There fre less than eight thonsand negroes, by the aii of twenty thousand white men, ritfe the State. The whites have a majority of at least fi'tj thousand in North Carolina. From twenty-five to thirty thousand of these re mained at home on the 1st day of Aug. They: could have easily elected Judge Merrimon; All the evils of Radical misrule and corruption could have been prevented, if the white men had performed their duty. Th negroes control the politics of N. Carolina because the men who are most deeply interested in her welfare and proa perily refuse to take any part in politics, and allow the Radicals to have th man gment of affairs. This fa shameful I It ia a lasting dis grace to the State I Raleigh News. Thko. F. Kldttz & Co Sp-cia! at tention is directed to the advertisement o! Theo. F. Kluttz ic Co., in this issue of our paper. Mr. Kluttz is the business manager of the firm. He is a young man of most excellent character and fine busiuess tal ents. Ouly two years ago he patented the celebrated 4 Kluttz Chill Cure" which has acquired a reputation in the United States, both wide spread and lasting. Yon will find it from the Rot-key Mountains to the everglade of Florida. 1 1 ha pro v. ed a grand urcM both hs a ux dicine and a business enti rprtse. onn cted with the Drug Store, which is umung the largest in the State, in 1),. Heiiiieifon, a fk.iiiiit iVmriuacir-i, and e Cellem pr ysici. i;. Utckurg E'ljlt. Grbkley Represents Kinuxkss and Justice to tue South. He bad aUay been identified with the Republican part) and devoted to its principle,., but be wa not a Republican when thai organisrtiou wah to be used to degrade and oppress the Southern people and to fa.-Un the yoke f slavery more hateful and cmxhitiir tba . any w hich rest upon th,- p.plc o! in mi-J archical Kumpe. The Republican i.artv i had inlo.el and upheld these co'inilt givernuients by sustaining these very m n who have done all this. Cad Scharz on the l$lh at St. Louis. Glouiocs. If on h- 5 h ..f Novem ber Horace Greeley .i il ! . .-i. et. it ,,. eident it will be tb I 'i.iu- a IJ. it il States Marshal will dare r c; iek his whip ovhV an American citizen. Carl Schurz, oh the 16A, at St., Lows. MAGNANIMITY OF THE NORTH. We should not toiieh thin l"iica?e sub ject, Jf we did not find it diw-used iu a Northeru paper! The Norihern RadiciU have claimed gn at credit that I hey d.l not, at the close of the war, ex-i-ute all the proiuinent rebels. It was a cl n r u;t quaked iu the annals of hifto.y. Vet very uiauy are continually giowlio-; ami deiiounciiiir Horace Greeley that J. ff U -vis was not hal.gwl. If Mrs. Suiralt. Beall, and the poor S ii(, nho was exe cuted for Grant's iuhum inity, slak d their thirst fir blood, the reason may be found in ihVfact. that they found their account iu a different sort of blood. Tlrey turned lMse th ir carpet-baggers upon us and squeezed and tortured us nil humauii shuddered. But we leave the World to tell the tale : - , From the New York World. But it cannot be doubted that the ag gregate ot human stiff, ring has been inf tntely greater under the policy actually pursued by the Radical paity toward the South than :t would have been if the lives of a few men had been declared legally forfeited and had been judicially taken iu vengence on the "lost cause." And more baibaiim as well as more contempt for law and order has been betrayed by the punitive statutes of Congress than could h ive been summed up in a .-core of judical uiuriier.-, jhii uh even :i Scroggs r a Jcflii. cotiid have been found to execute the revenges of the dominant fac ion. Th- upheaval of SoU'Jioru society from its lm eM bae : the ntiiectioii of the wkit. i. of : :.e li'avkf v ; r- ,rf i Vowed !v in 'l!S- 111 :. v.,.. - O t t . ' ' j . tii f V ' i i - j , ! ii a 4 tl:.-' 1 ? tile .c te.. ; . ; i -' ! hi in i a 11 1! t r t t v : ; c t- : .i inturi a'. :;ist Jiitiiiai scions, Wotliii into a p!- . -.;c i'J' i : t ii e.. : . ... :. i ui. r. ' v ii. (.u. i ijfiv are vel nun ll JJ Oil lU iMtu ii.t ts laij in jwditicd. ' Biu we do point to the political f ei zy reveal ed by this canvass as a modern instance of the truth srted by Bishop Butler when he says that men my som-tirues be seen 4 to act en masse as much iu contradiction to common seuse, to com t-On interesU aud experiences, as if they were mistak ing crowns ot straw for croauis of jewels ; and that millions of men may be as easily duped, cheated aud plundered as the sim plest dreamer ot waking dreams who takes counters for guineas and canvas for elaih of gold." For no reflecting mind eaaaU i: to perceive that the Rdc ii polley of pas sion is in coniraoin ion in common sense that the impoverishment of the South is In contradiction to the common interests of the nation ; that U hope fur. good fnm persistence in doing evil to our neighbors is in contradiction to the common exper ience of mankind. And just as little can the dispassionate observer fail to perceive that the ignorant multitude which is chains ed to the fortunes of the Republican party at the South, or which blindly follows the beck of the party leaders at the North, i duped, plundered, and cheated by the arts which mask injustice and wrongdoing un der the gnise ol patriotism. But it is no new thing that the tetainers of party should lake the catchwords of their lead ers as "pure gold," or that, in the idea of the great British 'moralist, they should mistake a piece of worn and faltered can vass for a full robe of clothing of gold Fortunately, the mistake is not always lasting, but disappears with the frenzy to which it is due. The Radical leaders are laying up lor the country that fearful re tribution which never fails to come, sooner or later, wherever power is built on fraud. The mills of the gods grind slowly, but they grind exeeeding fine. INTERESTING CHURCH STATISTICS. The statistics of religion for the United btates,junt com Kited at Census Office, xhow the total iiuinber of church organizations uih.ii i,e 1st of June, 1870, to.be 72,401; the total num ber of church edifices to be 63,074 ; the total church accommonation to be 21,659,562 : and l429,o81t,Ue f ChUrCh Pr0,rt7 W The statistics of church accommodation for the principal denomination are as follow - R tirt regular 3,997,116; BaptU other 303,019: i'To1' WSU; Congregation, I,! III'21?.'' ,KP,1, 1,0-1 1 ; Lutheran, 977, 3d2; Methodist,. 6,523,209; Presbyterian regu lar, '2,198,900 : Prel.vteri:tn, other, 4ll9,.'t44. The value of the church property owned hv these denomination U as follow: Rim tt 1-tXTIl. U,9J,,747 ; Met hod iM, $ti9,f7 1,121 ; I'r.iiv t. nan, rejinlar, $17,528,7'; l.el.vttria... otl.tr 5.4jo,o24. MtCBLtSBl KO AT THE .St LH!I8 FAIR. Messrs. W. R. Uurwell and Haxter M.re seut two bales of cottou to the Fair, which drew the second aud third premiums. The letter bel w explai us itself : St, Louis, 0t. 12 ld2. W. R. Bxru-tll Charlotte N. & ln..u tu : V..ii have iakeii the 2nd pre miuu. s-SM. ;ird do. IbVJd .lla.s which 1 win draw .....j remit. V -ur.- truly W L. IXi. 1 ii- eoi-.on was rat. d by Mr. M -me and gi tiued by llarvei WiUm, Jr. CUatlUte Home. Cotton I'iCKiNG.-Mr. John L. Rea -ive ii6 the result of eight hotrs' picking or; Iu. i.tnn iii Providence Township, Me, klei. burg county. The hands weie il negroes Bob Dunn, 320: Ma. k Dunn, 14; Ioiiis Dunn, 354; Kliaa, 353; Bob t ' ..-key , J32; liuk Rea, 443 Southern II tlitC. 1 1 i l.i t oui.ty, on the 23d ii.st., by ii v. ti. o B. W. ttnoie. Mr. duo. M. K). l'.- .i.i. g. i to Mi S.uah Jane, daughter ..4 I l tt . oi u i .i .u ai H i nsij T K W A D K KT i S K M K X TS aAll'iirs .MPiiOViiD latent Well Fixture. We call the attention of the public to this a .uiirahle iuveution- It U esjeilly recom mended to private famili-a, being touveni eut for ipiick filling. elt emptying and e.rse iu drawing. K..r durability it is uuuraa ed having au Irou covered Top, the wiud lass. rope and bucket are protecteu from the weather. It is u arranged as to secure ab solute safety from accident, even iu ll.eh uds of the most careless, and willfully uegligeut erson. MERONEY & BU0. 7:-tf. Vt- -1 a .1 - ;3 UTERPRISE The onlv Reliable Gift Distribution in the Country ! to u:-; jisu:h:liei, ;.n i. u n run RPR!SE, Mouthy y.,r 2.V-V 1872 I'Wu tiiANp Al'iTALS (K -.Mibitfks! : : 'I Hv -1 iu;iir.K.rwc:SL '!vAr-n'o.:r.tf Harness 1 0- ' j I.O-. VV ..1.1 l.'il-i . i ri- t ' I. I ' I . I : V o w !l -'. .r.. h 1 HI i i '.lllil.; i e l..iiii. ' ;,,;(', iu nil vv. I a i . .V'i .' ... - -'-' ! '-liv..-! i -; !l f'cA. i: vvholp Anrtib of Qiftz, O,300 v. - L '' to 130,000. TEH is-!- Tickets. i . 1 in. i.nirf a i!t ,f i.i.I ? i :!: -sSl; Six fieket-$o; Jwelvi - . - T.'J; 1 .my-live Tii'keU$20. e - i i uinjf a full IU of niiie,ad. . :e.. manner of drawing, aher ii . i , iu reference to ihe Iitril'U!ion, ' ' : V - r i any one or Uring tbetn. All let :o i-r i.e iil,irf.-cd to ),-,t',ll,Sl- CIXCIKHAO. tvi. 61 2-ly. XSiSS McLaTjrXILAV will operThTr tW. v-o'V1 k of Winter MIL- L.1 hKY hsturdsy the 5th of October and will be pleased to wait on all who will give her a call Sausbcrt, Oct. 2d, 1 872. j t3 ' SETTLE Up; All those indebted to me for subscription to t&e Examiner, for advertising, or job work, are respectfully requested to come forward and set tle up witliout further delay. Corn, Wheat, Flour, Peas, or any country produce taken in xehange for claims and the market price allow. i k k t XJ. STEWART, Sept VSl't .,w,..i,o.ij ua.iii, otlier, ,378,977; !t!,-n,,," XHlhtti $C0,9.oi6; G).ixreationai. 92-,0bi ,69S; Eintt-otial. &tt).514 .o49 I.tif lisr-m I.. s sCfll hNI O.M . S - . NORTH CAROLINA. 1 8onW rKoAwCotjrTT. PeUtUtoseUlid. r rreese, Udia Baker and others Thomaa Freeze, Amanda Earnheart and others. .'7 -7 " "l'rlDR m uie ntisfaetioa of th. court that f homas Freese, the hrinT3 Henry Freece. th ki f r Li . . Lojenao Larnbearl and wifo Aaaanda are noo residenu of thu Sute, it U ordered that dre Usement be made in the -Carolina Watchman- . "Tinj ins nia now rcMdenu U. app,r tb office of the clerk of the Sop, nor Cuurt in 8ali4ury oo the 14ih dav of oember. R79 nl .n .1 , ,J rT -, 1 .wwc-r m mmpuiint la tats Ca-e or the suit will b heard emrU as to laiTTtu. v- .0 u . J0I,X A- Myden, c. a a Oct. 28lh '72: w. ($8,50.) t.lnnA t p.... . ... . ,v ve call tb u- w "or reauera to the advertisement in another column of ih Nebraska Suu Onlan a Public Legal Drawing, and at the same tin w uu wormy UMUluuoa S:-w. OMAHA LOTTERY To be Drawn in PiklL r i i icbket?-acliorIxibJ 85. T -bspreast;. O D., if (Wired I Urand Cash Prise t Grmnd Ch Prise 1 Grand Ch Prise t (irtad Cash Pnxe " ..175.000 ...SS out ......... 16 aw 10 UUO 5UO i ash rnie I I'uh I'nie Cash Prues, S3000 each".!!.. 4 fash Priac, IJ,nO0earh ..!!!'.! 9 ash Prises, fl.OOOeach !.!.... For balance of I -tit... -a r.'tAll ,' 4 Us) 60UU 8 U00 2 000 inis Lejcal Knirprwe inf n.WJ bv the hisbest anthnritr nftl. . . v I" r...i i .i " iruu nana win oe IB limited nnmUr nl t. . . io wno snnir tint. A I Tits . ' . .... . ,,n win oe psia ia lull. .tirrs wAJrT. t. r or full particulars address J.M PATTKK, &6w- JBeral Maaajrer, Omaha. Keb. FOR SALE. The Building on Dr. Surnmereirs Lot, for- uierly iled bv liim mm n r.ff",, ic....l- i Ikt,h dehiro", . of purehasing wtxild do well to call on the underxivnd. Tli- K..;t.r.n. - - . . h Smyrna uc - 1 u .n . . I ;. . v 1 iim-.2 aa ir nan no ennnnev J.J. SUMilERELL ti K!. ui:i:vr, jr. JOIIX BEARe. 2 0 UK ADOFBEEF Cattle Wanted. The nndcriKoed wiah to purchase Two Hun derd Sine -d Cattle, for which they are pre pared to pay the highest cah pr'ces. They would aim inform the Citizens of Salis bury that they are furnihing the market with ix-ef four times esch week; naraelv : on Monday, ednelay, Friday and Saturday rornintpi. . . RhEVESA BEARD. 4 1 rn : Dissolution. TI1K firm of Ki'rkk A Coffi is this day '-solved by muiual consent. Sept. 12, 1S72. The undersigned will continue to attend to "ales in Town or country when called opon. "- J. K. BUKKE. Copartnership Dissolution, The copartnership heretofore existing between Mrs. Correll and EUsnd, was dimolved on the 2 1st October, 1872. Mrs. Wand retires, Mr. CWrell having purchased her inlerwt in Slotk and acoMinU due. Mrs. Correll has not and does not intend to "Shut ii." ms reported, but will ctwitinue to carrv on the business as hereto fore. She will receive a new stock of millinery gU in a few days, and from time to time, ma-e additions ax her butinesn may require. She solieiu a continuanee of patronage, and tnwu ahe will be able to give twual satiofaction. OcL 24-6tf. MRS. II. A. CORRELL. NOTICE TO ALL WHO ARE CONCERNED. I am again under the nessity of calling on all who sre due me to call and make immediate settlement Now I mean jnt what I say, and no one has a right to think thi i rueant'for some one else, for it is meant for vou. q 11 0 R- P- BESS EXT. &iltHbtiry, Sept 3, 1872. 3:tf STOP THE TJIIEF. N the night of the 3d inntanL tnlm fmn, my wagon, near Doiins School House, a bav Msre and eolt. The mare was 13 or 14 years old, wnrt on right ear, one white fore foot, and in pood order. The colt was five months old, iron grey, white face, black mane and tail. I ofier Twenty-five Dollars reward for the delivery of Maid mare and colt, or any in formation in regard to them will be thankfully received. Rev. DANIEL. POTTS. Smith (Jrovf, N. (,, I Sept. 7th, 1872. lmo52 REWARD S-25. House bn.kf n open and Money Stolen. From the li to the 4lh of Oct., Inst, my hoiue in Davidson county, was broken open, and the following ntolen : One ($100) One-hun! dred D.llar IJill, One ($20) Twenty Dollar liill ; iUi Specie, the amount not known. .Vrewnrd or Twenty five Dollars will be giv en f,.r the recovery of the nionev. SAK.VII W. LlM BOUGH. I) wilts i ( ., '. c. Oct. 8th .-72. 4 3t. 3IcM-..NNEVS, SMUT a u it MISS? E I G Tl ac !i i ii c. TH3EUHING MACHINES & HORSE POWERS- :;i; irit lieon wheels or without. C1C21JX. and WZZtfX MIIiLS lie ll:,liiint thill; out. A?rLE and rTJACZZ PAMItfl, I ,.r. r and Siren labor avers. We w.rrant all these article to give satis- ;:: .!'. or !. -:!'. KAWKOKD&IIEILIO. 1J- m: NORTH CAPOI.XA,) Davie umv. ,n ,,''s"Iror Court. E. II. p, AK-inee, PliT. a,Mi mW Ceorge D. S;.r,ipt (ierge R. Carter, Robert Daniel snd wife Naney.t targe Kellv and hu wife llaiinah, Ivid Kindrick and his wife Hnrriel, L,k-v 1 l.,llcii -worth. Thom.w Jnes, (ieorge Junn ami two other children ofSsllie Jone. who wa-n daughter of Martha !iroise, a Uter of Robert Sprooe, dsresae!, James Smith and two other children of Jane', daughter of Maid Martha Sprout, Defend an U.' IVlititHi to sell Real IUte for Partition. 1 1 "I'pearing to the sati-faction of the Court, that defendants Oeorg R. Csrter, Robert DanieJ and wife Nancy, George D. Kellvand wife HaruMih, David Kindrick and his wife Harriet, Lucy lloliengsworth. Thnas Jones artd two other i hildren of Sallie Jones, dtVd whose names sre not known and Jame South and two other children of Jane Smith whoac names are un known, sre no n-resident of this State: It is therefore ordered that piMicarioa be made in the 'ljarolina Watcliman," a newspaper publish ed in Saltahury, N. for slg weeks soccemire y. for the dedndnU above named to appear at the office of tl rierk of lit Superior Coart. at the Court Houae tn UoeksviiW,a Che 2nd day of December. 172, and answer th complaint of PlaintbTrehe tame will be beard ex parte as to tbera. Tide 18th day of OHober A. D. 1872. n.K UOWAkD, a 8. C. ftws-$10 U DavJe Gounty. AMERICAN LIFE W&M CO. OF PHILA. S. E. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets ORGANIZED 1850. CHARTER Perpetual Assetis, $3,638,864.88. GEORGE W. HILL. President, JOIIX S. WILSOX, Secretary. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Ho JA, pn,In- ALEXANDER WHILDEN. Zg8t$&e. m VluS XingM,l-N- ?,7 n."cevt- ISAAC IIAZLEUUUST, L M VIMLLnrv ' I - S OAITELL, GEO. W. HILL, JAS I. ci li'imiiv ,,"'NR1 K-lKNNEiT --. JAS. L. CLA(. HORN, JNO. WAUXAMAKKS Issue, all form of Life and Edov,nent PoUcia, LOWEST RATES POSSIBLE. ALL POLICIES I L n MJI rnsr ttm (vhhaaiiAH a i. ..; Or to Col. St. Ctata Drmio.RdnL r- The firm nrrftitfnr v 1- ..-.A i - - -.vri iuc name of MlLU & IkiYDU m this day dissolved by Hswau .wni a Thone indebted to th li Sm .:n i r"1 m,k ettlement with Measrs. mus, Kern & Ujl, to wlom all claims are due. n & . , AiiL.Lo a UO x DEN. July I, 1S72 W.J MILLS T. M.KIEN8. J. B. KEKNS MILLS, KERNS & CO. WHOLESALE AJTD RETAIL Aad Ccaaissica lierdiaits, 8alxsbltht, March lt, 1872. Keen const ant 1 v on hand a Urm. mnA k: stock of GENERAL MPPfii vnut? crtraprisinjr Dry Goods, Groceries, Wares, etc. 1 w uicu tiny would especially mention Sugar and Coffee, of all grades, MOLASSES, BACON, LARD, SOLE and L'pir LEATHER, SHOES & BOOTS. HATS. BONNETS. HI I V-T-J MACKREL, SALMON TROIT. FLOUR and MEAL, &OAIS, PEPPER and SPICES, TOBACCO, . . . . t LIQUORS, of 11 Hinds always on band, of choice tjuality. ff"Especial attention given to consign ments and prompt returns made. 4:tf Threshing Machine Oil. The very best quality at the lowest price. Guaranteed not lo beat, glim, or cut. Only at THEO. E. KLUTTZ 4 CVa. Jl:tf Drugstore. PRESERVE your FRUIT! We desire to call the attention of house keepers to our assorted tork of Tmit Jars We have the Gem, Pet, Melville, Mason s iMrKjtB,mo t ORCELALS U5EO. Call and ' examine the diflercnt stjle, and make your selections. We offer them verv low. We have also ertra Rviber lladt for nl.ij.r. .r,..,M caution our lady friends to examine their old one before putting up, as fruit U often lost by using defective bands. Call before purchasing elsewhere, THEO. E. KLUTTZ A Co., ':f ) Druggiat. JELLY TUMBLERS with scsxw TOPS l lie nicct thing out for houekcem. Cheap, (41tf) at KLUTTZ d t o s. SPEARS' Preserving Solution. Une lsttle lo 136 lbs. Fruit, $1. Also, Norny'a Preserving Powder. 60 da. at llltJJ. f. KLUTTZ A CoV 4I:tf) Dnig Store. DO YOU LOVE ME? NEW and lasting perfume, with a great variety of other extracts for the handker chief, including all kind of toiled article, at C. R. BARKER ACQS Inig Store, DO yon wib to enjoy a god Mnke f Then try some of the gjuine Havana Cigars just reeeived at C. K. BARKER 4 CO S Drug Store. v l ) t Tanners chi. Magic and 1 Tnuvjiarent Machine Oil at low prices at O- R- BARKER A CO S Drug Store. ' E R&PfXTrTLLY call the .tuition v of riiTMctana, MercbanU and the iKiblic generally to our well selected stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Dye Sttifs, Lamjjg, Lamp Fixtures, dc, fc. LL GOODS warranted, rxirr, frrh and genuine, and prices to suit the time. All order promptly attended to. Imperial care and attention given lo our prcrription de partnienL C. IL BARKER A Co, Dmggi-t, (SuccesMur lo Jvo. H. Kxyis 2f KalUUirr. N. C. Administrator's Notice. All person having claim again the eate of Dr.M. A. Locke, dWd. arc hereby notioed Ut exhibit th same to the nndnarrted before the Ir-. day of January, A. D, 1873. And all persons indebted to said swtate are reoeated to make payment proro4jy, as but very shtrt indulgence will b given. 8. F. COWAN, Uim'r iJr. AC A. Locke Jee'J. Sept. IJUi 1872. tf:. DR. J. F GRIFFITH, DENTIST. Having located in HaJiabnrv, aoJidts a prae tios ia the Iowa and aorrotmding country. CTTATtOPfl IHOD13XXAT13, orricst McXetly Building, Entrance to McNedys Hall 45 3m pdj V . -"s-ua wiw tngnai r romptoeaa. mad iu a most liberal .nMi JMubl. Ageuu wanted, who Should apply b7 KS'cJ to L'11 RKV. L. F. WAr. GeaT Arvt XON - FOR FE IT A B LE. rwrw, has Wen ipurirnoe a&d ar:i-.i-. w RttrUl.. K. C ..uuiiujum.n., i msT-tXV l r 1 GOOD ADVICE. ilJ. ki'Kl 'Huum. dented low prices? 1 Now after house cleaning, von Lad Uataee hat you need in their 1h .'od go there aod get it, you can do mot h better there tkaa to buy at any other store. Adrue all your frietsda to go and see R. & A. Murphy's NEW STOCK OF FALLS WINTER GOODS For 1872. W,UJ5' Plur in snnoutdng to the citi xn of Rowan and the adjoining counties that we are now receiving and opening tie LARGEST AMI MOST ELEGANT Stock of GOODS we have ever had to ex hibit to our nnmrrtxi. fri,d. ad ccaaowMrm. U hTe much Ume, and UAuaoaJ pains to look up bargain, for our patron and do say that all perwm. wUhing to bov will find it La then- advantage lo call a ad EXAMINE OUR STOCK, and price, before purchasing anything eW w lie re. We have a large sUA of all kind of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for Lad s, Gents, Misses and Children, all good stock (and no SltodJj trork ) CLOTHING, CROCKERY, HATS Caps, Notions, Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, SJe leather, Calf Skins, Lining Skins, Druggs, Spices, Soapt, and a Ixtrge Stock of Fine Groceries of Hi?h qualify and low price. Salt. Syrups, Bagging and Cot.'on Ties, Cheese. Crackers, Clorer Seed anJ infact nearly everything wanted aod JI at LOW PRICES. Returning oar thanks for the patronage so Iiherall bellowed on us sine we otwrtafl in March laat, we irut by strict attention lo Uad ne, and politencas to our customers to merit a conlinuanbe of the as me. Very Respectfully, R.dr A. MURPHY. All onler. iixxl hare our prompt at tention. ROliT. MURPHY. AN DRW MURPUKY, Salisbury, Oct. 17, 1872. (27:lyJ NORTH CAROLINA, 1 In the rreriar iLUl.XME CXtl TT. j Court i Sarah Watt., Plaintiff ' uat'af Reubin WalU AdmniM.ior of Rerjamla Wu. dee'd, R, L Steele an.1 wife AnnU, Jacob Perlier and wife Elisabeth, Siri Harringlnai j and wife Sarah, Michael hwaim and wife i Caroline, J. J. Watu, Irkin II. June and I wifeCreecy, William nirge rd if abeth, Nelly Jfne, William Jotm- and wife Crwy, Andrew Steel at.d wife Sarah, Thoa. J. Watt, aud wife Ann, Dvfrndanls, ll appearing to lb ati4aetiaa of thia Court that J. J. Watt, Irkin II. Jon, and wife Creecy, Felly Jon. William Jotm and wife -peeey and Andrew Steele and wife Sarah de fendant, in the abuve actMi are nun resident of thi. Hale. Il ia therefore tdrrrd by tbeeoort that pub!iatii be made for ix ot4V weeks in rhe Salisbury "WaU-hman" a newapa per (sibli.l.el at SalM-hcry. North Carolituv, for the defendant above named lo appear at th next term af aaid court, to Imt Lld for th Coonly of Alexander. t the Cart lloasw in Tsylorville. oi fW 4d VIwn.hr in Msrrh 187J, then and tivmrt U plead. aner or desaer 1 th plaint of plaiatjff, or the am will be heard n jmrtte as tn them. Witnew H M. Kt-efwi, Herk of mm! Cowrt t office Ir Tsyhnvillf, thiftb dv of (klob'r A. D. 1872. E. L STEA ENSON, C. a C fc-Cw: 10. Drs. Summerell & Gaither BARKER & CO'S Dm- Store UP SI AIM. ioir Aug. 2, 4S:
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