North Carolina Newspapers

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' -i -V 4g . . -jff ) f' TUAT' UNLUCKY NOTK. . ; IS 'yO"" '''i-'llh t ' BY HOLLY HAROLD. ;f j meanwhile. rappin? one lUtle foot tipotj 1 a id;Le mC.iiod!; tier' wclit paC.' tor 4, Iris terra tlunoi month. No com- j we Biiould seek a mfetiug after eo Innff 4 f -II.. is 11 " anked Era. tfiraiiiinV 1 i...... . -..:t i.. ii.... - . - ... i . puciivv i nun Tviuiur u r titv i iiiii !? coinixiAnn. U1.H I tl I 1 , i j J t ! iJ. 1. ' u 1.1.1. 1 " . ' 1 7 . .; - . i mi u Jitiner rentiv, Ann qncaiiorn-u jtt . lu ura wui ki w raaw.mui nuie me. Uut 1 -lie SQtild rather Z. I lIiiunnrtiKl, eteiing from ttiu lUmpiusa i Ihen i could not settle flown to be a on ict I '-rm Tcrv.food of mrwic. von kuoV. and ' dutricti " v ' ' s e JL A ; .' ' j . J .1 ' -- If ' :.:! (j - 4 I . ' . - - 1. ., , 4 . . . 1 ' - i iii 1 1 in i ai'i liter iniwii tin i lit i fi tiui I cuunii v iiHrKfiii a n nr. niiti I l m m u i.nrn . m in a. I t iti pr n i...i..i.....i .. .- i ' w GEORGIA! i 4fiiid A yon hjrtHtract.rthtrwiieJiilhen'CtKu. AputWltdyimtM ranaticism auk l i For over Ifl Y BARS his TTmnzTZ vac as?ALs LIVKK JJKDICINIS linnroveJUibe.Uie o'.UKAT, UNFAILING SPECIFIC for LtVKR Cu'MPLAbT knl it iiTfhI offspring, DVSI'EIMIA, LlDNSTH Alt OS, Jaundice, limirm. attack. SICK tlKADAUHK. Colic, eure4uu l S j.OlTR STOMACK, lleart " hurn, CHILLS AND PKVKU; Ac, 4c. After yoiirn f earrfu nxperi mcnt, to meet a Wat iirnl urj?ijttlii,inUl, we mw produce .trom our original iltHHmc I'otnfcm j ' V T2X21 rZlSFAXIZS. a Unuid form of Si'lMMON'S LIVER REGU L r)Lt, caittiUuiiT aU-itji woudtii lul aud vul u:ilile propertic, and lleif it in ThoINwdcrrt,(prical)cfVrv.) I.COpr. package. iMjut by mail...... ..t...! CAUTION -S5 Rur no l'owdcror PREPARED SIMMONS' LIVljR.KKODLATOlt nd tt iu our engraved wrappor, with Tra!e mark, Stamp and bigna tui uubroken. Nionq "ther in genuine. V. i .JI.ZKIIJNCO., . ; ; Mfii-on, Cai and rhiludelpbia. ! FOR SALfc liY TUjiO. P. KLUTTZ. V..t. yiitl. i ! Salisbury N.C. "I s p i Ri t7o F Via liftii E l f p 11 K Spirit ok te Aoe will present a pair J )f tine pictiw worti $3.00 to every sub-ncriU-t for 1S73, o pny4 $2 50 in advance for n vear wiuncription. Tbe iiietHre---entitlcv' ltrilid,ii'i;l.ernUfi--iextbited in ITtclineKt Mylc . . ' . ! a 1 t 1. lilt inglil into iijie warmth oi the npiuea nan, anrf atepttiiig to etarnp a pair of , diiniiiu- JtiVe gaiu-rtd feet on a fqft mat. , iiiiur. BiiBpt niiBrii;u nun, uu w(ll Le Hi abont ten ? minntep. ; 1 Here are some Iett'r in' the dinhig-rooom for you, added, na Kva gate her a package Q. hooka lit ? aiu papers to 'carry timy rou.. 4iK---- U4-"l iVervIwi U aiid leavinsr her hat and INSIiRB IN Uhawl oifthe rark, Mi Hammond, who m I I . I WHK llUOlll eiriU1'll. ana vrrr m'.iic hiiu treorgia mstm Insurance Co. guiwh ioioking f.r that, danced ddwu i.e ! rF PrtT TTTITT3TTC! ri lataira'lo the warm, cosy dming-rooro. Un 1 vx vyUUUJ.uo, the low ! mantel, it. front of the hrnze corporated,;18(X - Capitau $05i000 LiAtkt wre three white euvelooes. J2va . RHODES IBROWXE, PremdtitL . J gathered! theth up,nd drew an easy chair r. iiw.v, oxremat-y. .( , i lowaru tiie eiowmz coais in ine grtit?, eri lit T.nec0 f1,era- 1" f . .iujuulvw l "Addie ' 8beaia, locking orer tlie tub I Alld Promptly Pail! in Fnll! UcriptionP, before he broke the aeaU 4and 1 - . . :. -CalifoiiaL yea this is tioni Mattie, 3,TO1i1rM 'M r,w '."d ecnrlng a I'oliry i f (leorgia Home Inf-nrnnce d a8 phc be!i l,,e lh,rd one lo" vo. Agencies ai jprominciu point in all lue Southern State. j - I 1 . ALLEN BROWN, Agent, j , " Oftcs No. 2, Granite Rfjw, ; f April 23, '72. 10 ; Salisbury, N.C; of me to entettatn that dream fo'it a moi. new aio ftvlrtiug an .uiPtriiniHitj'for' m'y i ihome.. I'crmtia'vou've nntf heard nf ' ment. I'm Vure I did wluit wathe Lent appointment ip Fi-rnrlale V t ' " in. telling Lira to, as oon at I -'jbecanP v..:Xpt?,retlied Miea llammond,' tryiug t.uivict-n in u niyet-ii. v "art what an- I lo ue very. calm, aud determined to know Biui.cpo uie a leNii, hhj-ws r i anq,n re u.r tiif wont at ouce: ,"l le. 20- TLchoo. coromttteca .f each toWbhip shall atiiiuUly mike aVtiimale of the ianiount ol', nioney-' iM-cesn-try for Atrccsiii ltartb 26. I "' JoM-pK T. Carryao'caUri. propLet ank maintaining the fcWila wiihiu thttr jaria t Kpplying, " Columbia fcoantr JnA ' r-t..l r. . i. ...... r ni'l .lJt b" seemed t he ao at that moment; j Thoe married, at vou t peils of kef ping honsc." long walk and talk."f he meiitbu'wcre rNtyet; and if MiVKva had Veen pleasant; and how we used tcv plan what watching W lace fhe would have'eeeh dictlonl for jH-riodi not lea than fouri Gihen presiding, charged with adalterw i. ". T .at' v .... ' . J a.tTA n . iv. .m .t a . - a . iutc muttt uc uiauc'lll ciiiiui T CUUIUI.B' J. r j II ; ROWMt.MILL?:! flIIE proprietSiri ilf thee justly celebrated I .MilM am in. t market for,u HE An ul ohcit calls from lil ivho httvert to sell, yhey fray the hHjHCut utariX't. txtsh prices. Ploulc I They alo inamifacturo ranging Best tra, and Super, 1 -. Tiwy also sir.ci 1 They exchange, desired. f Flour! ! MD.fimp'd st.liiiit orders fur Flour Thev four! dificrent grndcn of .Flour. Family, Family, Sz- 1 . . - - f orders for Bran. f orfgriud for toll, as nifty bo 2MERT, BROS U THE BROWN NGIN- PLANTERS should iexaminelhe abovc-nivnied idd and rclifitilc Cin!, before buying any Ithcr. .It coNibiua tho rcaniired qualities of SiuiplScity. Btrengtband Oiir makes excellent - - - j- . c r iiiaKes excellent of Lilhocrapluc printiugj the printed aivface of ,b ab(,v mi ll Ts 22x28 iiu4.es, and, the pictures acll in the ild.u; ' ,.., Ut liQ th nlores for ijU pr pair. Ref.T. 11. l'limilAKi), I). D.f Contributing Rev. 11. T. llipiMOS? j i lvti'ors. ' The. Auk is a weekly Family I'aper, adapted to Hoc Home Cirele, the Farmer, the Mechanic, the Trlesm;in, jilike iii every seclioii of the it !w . imtiiw!iioii:il in its character, nor 1 1 jiartuaii or setrtiiiian. Resides all the news of! the day, collated wilh a jvk w to correctnesnaiid locuriicy. its coumns will be filled with the choicest niHtter mroiiri:ite lo the different de partmentsStories, Historical and I!iogra"phical Sketch Travelund Adventure, Sabbath Read- inc, Wil mid Humr, Agricultural, C-orrespon- deitee, on hpitoneot th ews ol the Lay, xc. f I OXliaZ'N'AL STOItIE3. The publication of lbikialfctriei is a special feature df the AfiE, and, for this year we have nrocured several fromlthe pens of iHii.iilar nnd intereHting writers, lb this Department alone we can promise bur rcildera entertainment equal in character to that ofWny of the popular atory paper. .( TPIMIS IV MWAVPP Ona copy one year, (with 2 pictures,) $250 M u-ittikint nirtiirps. Ward the light. She f eeraed dissatisfied with her; scrutiny by aid of the gas, and leaned forward to the redder glow of the fire-light. Nor did she aeetn Letter pleas ed then.hut forgetting the other letters, a)id twUting this a ound, unopened, in m r small tinsrers. she nxeu her eyes on ! the flickering names, wilh a far-off, absent air, that' made her look lesa a child, much niore a woman. Suddenly a fiery frag ment fell through the hare of the crate close to her foot. This aroused her, and she tore'opeu the envelope and read lhee few lines, written in a: graceful), delicate ha d, like a man a : j "Am in the city. If you desire to mwl me, l am agreeable, ill so, please stale and place. No. 17 W. st." 1 here was no date, , no name, and Miss Hammond looked even more puzzled ovrr the note than she. had been over its enve lope, ywt both appeared to recall some sad or unpleasant memory, for some of the pink flush faded out lot her fair cheeks, and there was a pained look iu the far-off, truant ey s. Finally I she slipped the un read letters in her pocket, crushed the mysterious note in her hand, aud arose to 1 avc I he room. Meeting Ann on the threshold she questioned. "Is the Doctor honle yet T in, Miss, answered the hooka wo would read, aud what we would do; and how much better - and purer hia lile wa, than these gentlemen:! I meet every day. H He said he could never for get, or ceas.tn love, the little girl he saw last driving away through the Summer sunshine, hiking like a . picture in her white dressjatid scaih;Cj;icket, jwiih her flowing ' hair. iNons'enSi;. 'leni' "always forget 1 Very likely he wants to tell nie of his approaching marriage," and Eva's lips were slightly less scornful,! and her eyes grew ihisty. Suddenly she ran to the dressing-table and studied her face in the glass for several minutes Terr! thought. in sioners'ort or before -the mmLir meetine Ling his face she would have seen 1 act February : Trocidcd. That the firt that he wiuced a little under her Question estimate and rrnort ! aa Lcn-in rrnnii) ' " "' ' I shall be made on or before the" first Afon Mia Hammond could be char mi n el y (day iu April. 1S73. ! talkative generally, but somehow she Secj. The county board of cdncatlou failed signally this moruiug,faiid for'mere I of every comity shall, on the fiwt Monday wain oi toman g else lo say, demanded j ot t ebrnary id each year, or aa soon there piesenlly. after as practicable, apportion among the W hy did not yon come last night ? I j several townships in the county, according expected you' -- f: ., ., . I to the hnmbcr of children lu each between "Lxpeeted met" said Mr. Stafford in I the agts of six and twenty-one years. unassuined astonishment; 'how did you which number shall be ascertained by a Know l was lit the citv I ; I ccusna lo be Ltken bv the c hil vun mil- Why your note, ot course." explained I tee and report to the county board of cdn- Eva, equally amazed. f cation, all school hinds w hich may be in "Hut 1 ve never sent you any note." possession of or duo to the county trea- tatty, then -appeared pleased at the re- replied Herbert, quietly. surer, specifying how much thereof is ap ttectiou j 1 ..-Miss Hammond's 'glance met his for a I portioned to the children of each race, ad b)hr. It tlins fast and clean, int (olten brintling J-4e. to s tuaiket j and is universally admit ted to 'be thfe Il'rhtest rtmnirg , ein tnade iW'e have had tliiitVj year's experience in the business, and waitratit every giu perfi et. j-tTins eoutan ve invite Circulars, w ith I ethnomals and f'll part'eu- went tlioujrhtfully nii lo may "Just r.ouie scrvauti. Ana weif 8H6 might be for it was a wonderfully sweet lace that smiled tack at her. ltound plump, with regular fea tures, fair, smooth skin, d. iicately tinted cheeks, and resistless violet eyes, tint looked almost black under their long, curling lashes ; scarlet lips that were equally pretty, whether scornful, tender or giieved in their expression ; and the whole eunounded by a cloud of loose golden h'lir. i I "No, no," said Miss Hammond, shak ing her little lift at the beauty in the glass "he'd better not have tempted me, for I shall make him sorry if he comes. I really canuot help it ;" and then she sat down to her desk, iind wrote these lines on a sheet of tinted. paper : "Conn, Thursday evening. Von have the address, Eva," and folding them, ad dressed the; envelope to the Ilev, Herbert btaltord, 17. est street, city moment, then dropped, and Ler face grew I givo notiee thereof to tlie school com in U- scarlet With mortilicalion as he answered I tees of the several townships of the county, hastily. I (and the school committees in the several "I don't nnderstaod it at all : I have I townships shall apportion the same In like a grctt mUtake." i I manner among the several echool districts) Iu that momentary meeting of the eye, I and publish the same by an advertisement Herbert bad discovery something besides I pnpted on the court house door of eab anger; something that spoke of disap- cotiuty. Hie sums thus apportioned to poiutment aud regret, and on the impulse the several townships shall be subject to of a moment he spoke t I the orders of the school committees there- "lam glad you expected me. Will I of for (payment of the school expenses you expect me to-night 7 May 1 come I mentioned in section 9 as amended in this Miss Hammond said "Yfc." act: Provided, hotccier. That in no case That day at dinner Dr. Hammond turn-1 shall the school fund thus apportioned to cd to his daughter saving I either J ace be expended For the education "I met your old school friend Hattie of the other race : And proridalfurUicr, Carr II iu town to day, and she says she That so much of said school fond as shall sent you a note this week and you've not not bo expended in 'any school fund as answered it. She seemed! to feel very shall not be expended in any school dis- and fumication. Carry came from Mas. aciioseita with a colony ef about 100 pet sots, men and waroeo. oter a. rr ' bought Und, settled hi Columbia coanty, iu iru i tna ucia property to coat moo. Curry called U ms elf Elijah jmi lVepbet Yatevab, s uprrme b things spiri tual and temporal. Tb'o eilony went- along swimmiugly for a Very brief time, but the prophet took to himself too many ' wives. . Jealousy "and lasnrbordinatbm followrd, and many marntd "Lome, bit- - U- ? 5 I ... t 6 w proyiuea wna iree passage p the nearest ' seaport Chirlei ton or-Ssv- " aonah. - i ' . t -r Finally the colony beckioe sodemorat. zed and Curry so licentious that the rrand jury indieied him and bis iqeeu pars no or. vuii, muni m wuiie uoen ana witn aeaa and leet bare, iu imitaiioq of the Saviour, appeared before the Court. Ilia queta , appeared in the samo attire, I with white stockings upon her feet sad while bow upon her head. i. , ; , .,' 'I S leaking in his own defense, be tot t a tained that men and women could live tin ' gether as mau and wife without cohabit ' ing and that by mollification and prayer they could become perfect. " lie repelled the charge of iorauity, dispLjying much ' erudition and familiarity jwiih the Scrip tures. Curry had revelations after revol ations that a new era had dawned when men and women should come eat ( tie natural order of things to a higher stale, of purity. J After speeches from thej preseexrtioa aad defense the jury retired and after half hour's absence returned with a verdict bf badly, and desired mo :rV ssy that she would do anything to have: the past for gotten. Did you and her never make up This done,! she took another survey of ihat ridiculous old quarrel I liersell in the glass, aud curled up again Uy iu tie Lands of our agents, to wLicb te in-j etjoiij. ' ' 14' )a:i be had v ftidresji;r. 1 It A KlJF. Ith'dWN. 1'res dent.. , , - r - r , Brown UHttoiJ Oin to ,.ew ljonaiii,L,onn. CRAWFORD' 4 IEILIG, Agents Salisbury, N. C. ilareh G 4nios. to i ne lines : i - -k rr six months do 200 Every, reader !of the ShntT or the Age n published before the war, L earnestly renuesfed to renew it heir patronage; send for specimen inn . AUlrH "I'll 'If' I EDWARDS & BROTjGHTOM. Feb. 13. tf - ! Raleiab. N. C. The only 2nd ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION ii ' - i 75,73011 Premiums. RANG IN d IIST.VALUE FROM j $l)!Jtp $5,000 ; TO THE SOliSCiaBES OF OUIL riDLESIDE FHIEND Evry nay ei viiit? ORGAN', WA'LVlI, SEWING MACHINE ;te... etc.. If 1 FIRST GRAIN t) CASH PREMIUM I B5,000 I OTJR FIRESlUli! FlilKNI) Eviht Tjiiii I llmitntitul tin; f'ltiuilu lt'uLlii'A inita TUIltirtoLUM and has utbdiid the uiother, A llON of ait v paper jiuhlish- . fashions to plain DEST, MOST UESIUABLE Ml, ..si.d a iA.X MOSTU85fr-LI.OKIUir.AI, It 1 .' ttl,.ll:,it. on the rug to dream . Eighteen months before this evening. Herbert Stafford and Eva Hammond had met at the house of a mutual friend, and for several 'weeks uere constant compan ions. She: was just from school, and he I tresh tioin bis studies at the University ; T. II him to enmmjence dinner without J both were prepared to throw themselves me. I will Le down lxresently ;" and Eva with ardor into the pleasant recreations ot lu-r own t room, and unlocked a desk1 containing papers jind Ietiei8. She looked them over very can fully f found notiiing to reward her search and closed the desk, learning her anus upon it in deep thought. 1 "Ah ! 1 know," she said, suddenly grossing the room to a small book -case, und drawing out a stn-'ll clasped book. It w as a Collection ol autograph, aim liss- llatnmoud turned the pages until she came I education aud association, the gfrms of a on which was written only two Irict for the education of the race for which it was apportioned iu any year shall be added to the fund ipportioned said race iu said school distncifor the succeeding "Poor, dear Hat I No! What a fool I I voar. If the pupils of any public schools was 1" and MUs Hammond laughed till reside iu different townships, the school she had to run awuy and hide in her own committee of each shall give an order to room, and then she cried- Dr. Hammond the teacher for such part ot the amount declared that Eva was "asv ch angelic as I due him as is proportionate to tlie number the wind." and finished hji .'.inner in a of pupils attending Lis school (rom their hurry to go look alter a patient. I township. llertert btaff-ird came that evening, bee. 13. 1 he county board otx-ducation aud Eva had to explain about the unlucky of each county rh.-ul appoint three real note, and somehow m luugliing over that dents of the county ol good moral Chirac that golden suniin4tiiiie. Eva's exceed- they became very friendly, aud when Dr. tcr snd suitable atiainincuts, whorhall be lug beauty; appealed, through his artist's llauiihond aime home that uiht. was aill- stvled "the board Ot examiners." one of . - " . .1 n J ir ey', to his sesihetic nature, whlfo her in- d into tlie parlor, he found the vonng whom shall be designated as chairman. minister there looking vert bannv. and They shall hold ihtir office one year and Eva looking very sweet and' serious. Her- unlil their successors are appointed. If a bert said that the people at his new charge vacancy shonld any time occur In the had a cosv little parsonage, beautifully board ot examiners, lue same sha I betulea furnished, and were anxious that he should occupy it, aud would the Doctor allow Eva to go and be its mistress 1 Dr. Ham mond kissed his jewel and said "Yes, uoccnt way of confiding to him1 her long- iugs after a higher life appealed to his spiritual nature. Unconsciously to him, she was constantly drawing hiiu out of his natural reserve, and leading hun to think for her benefit. He believt d he dis co veted in her, beneath manv! faults of guilty, with a reoommendatiou to mercy. I'I . Ml I. Ji l I i no bcuicuco wiu oe ocierrca tor a lew weks. I It is thought the propuct and his faU lowers will be given an I opportunity io find another Canaan far fcwsy from htrsr a mm f w. l in which to pitch their tetls. 'lt was Aiigust the third. Aud qute soft was the skies." OUJ i xxi&ixAi x xi.XA.xvaj ,.d note lor a moment, i Every tfubscribet. is - sure of one premium .irwwilg bo,l, ,he ibook y way. ami jias an equa ch lice of re- , desk, heaving a sigh, iviug a CA"II Premium. OR A PIANt), 1 A..i. .T Then shecmnpariid them to the nnsign- . i . . j i i ... i ea note lor a moment, ana enu-a wun k and letter into and goin" down At the table she was the same noble womanhood ; while she wis discov ering that she did reverence to this man's character, and w ishes could be something like him. Thus they both dreamed on, until Eva. with a woman's quick percep tions, awjikeucd to the tact l bat Ishe held iu complete, thraldom Herberl's heart and affections.: Sonie!iow it was n pleasant awakening, and she took no paiiis to mar the dream and when, too, made jlhat dis count ry cause before. It war. evid ;nt. as ML Eva talk- the summer days were not overi and she and Herbert has resigned -himself to the fate of being "punished'' by Miss Ham mond every day now. "All because of that iiulucky(T) note," Eva says. OF to dinner. j blight pretty little maiden who had danc-j covery, and asked In-r to be aj coi cd into that room sme twrdty minutes ' person's wife, -she said "Yes"? be ed auiniately to her , father about politics, questioned ii-udeily about her invalid and gaily ; deserilwd the newest THE NEW SCHOOL? LAW NORTH CAROLINA. The following are the important sec tions of the school law ratified February 2G, 1873: See. 37. In addition to the State and found them too sweet aud ph asailt to wish I county capitation taxes appropriated by a change. : M the constitution and other revenues here ! The lime came when they hadHo scpar-1 lofore provided by law for the support of t.irr .tkiiitla Ttox ofimr nniw linhlish. . t,sl.ifr. m i.hiin Oo.k.i i h (iisin Marv ate. and tor a while Eva believed she public schools, there shall : be levied and Id in the Went, f U-KST, fliUST UtSlrtAULri Mwb0 LreshNd over the 1TEUPR1SE Reliable Gift Distribution in the Country ! $60,000 00 XIX VALUABLE GIFTS! I IO BE DLiTltlllUTED IN L. D. 'SIWE'S 1 ICOih REGULAR MOXTIfl.Y 1 ' '- ! ; '. ! ' ift Enterprise, To be drawn Monfas, April 2Sft, 1873. A TWO QUAND CAPITALS ?)F , J$5.0p6 each in (ucenbacks ! Two ivrlses' $1,0001 I i I Five prises- $500 Each in (JREEN B A t'ICS. Ten prises $100) . !l Jlor9 & Sv-Qfjij, vith Silver' Mounted Harnew, OneFjae-tood Rosewood IMnuos worth S5ftf! MATTERtN OKAT VAl.lETY,that4 money eanbuv aud to uiiike it a II Oil E EE h. LY suit ed to the wantj'itieverv' lamily, Subscription price J. per year oi zrz nmnbers. The Slirgant Chrcmo Siao 16 x20 inches, . ir colors. Aekuowledfietl by all to be thej HANDSOMEST audi MOST ALUA1$LK. prenmun pietuie Tu Ainnea. EVERY SDltrR:UJISR is presented With this phtomo at the Qof "ubscnldig uo caHing). aud also receive ii! KUMIiEKEl) CKRTIF1- I 'ATE ENTtTE-ISO THE HOLDER TO A and j home.; I Even the rarest iewi-h do lift sparkle in every light, ami ibi eause. EvaV moods were ever chaitging fnui the innocent, trusting child, ihe piy, loving gill, to the proud ibe itching wiiinan, peojde caressed petted and admired her, Uu said-she was tickle. Dinner was iiearly oyer, when the rain commenced lo pour down in torrents, laud Miss Hammond turned to her father with the question. j- house, lluitfhe really meant all Mte let II ei bert d ream of collected every year lor the support and wcl of the quiet but in the gay whirl of ciy life, Miss I maintenance ot public schools, eight and by the county board of education. These sections show the material chang i . t it i . i es muue in me scuooi law oy me iie General Assembly. Section 24, 20, 30, aud section 3 ot the constitution, constru ed together, show that the public schools are lo be maintained four months every year in every school district in each county of the State in which the qualified voters shall vote to levy the additional school tax necessary for lhat purpose. It is the duty of the county commissioners of every county in which there is not aU ready a sufficient school fund on hand, to submit the question to the qualified voters of the county, whether the additional school tax shall be levi.d. In every county in which a- majority of the votes given shall be "for school taxes," it will be ths duty of the county enmmi-feioners to levy a sufficient tax to maintain a public scli-nd at least four mouths in every school dis trict in the county for each race, and piy half the cost of building, reniiring and THE GOODRICH MURDER. The murder of Mr. Charles Goodrich. in Hrooklyn, oq Friday morning, March 21st hss given rise to much discunionJn the press as lc the motives' of the sup posed murderer, whoever he or she be At first the theory of the detectives was that he had committed suicide, which Was not held by the surgeon! who made the examination. This has eei abandoned as untenable, and the common belief nsw is that he was murdered by it former nus tress. I I Ti e large cities iu thisveountry are ac quiring a most unenviable notoriety for murders and oiher grave primes. Wilkin two ot three years enough items of a startlingly sensational nature could he gleaned from the daily jpapert of New York to fill large volumes. And of lb tie a considerable portion are enveloped In mystery. J be murdcrer'of Nathan, the assassin wl.o took the lif of Rogers and the midnight slayer of Capt. Colrocoresses (killed in Rridgeport, Oooacctlcut,) iro all at Urge, unknown, j There is something terrible ia this sens of feeling that one may get subbed or shot at any moment, Wen in his own domicile. The lawmakers and those ho execute the laws should see to it that jhe lives of citizens sre reudered more secure. Jo. I Ndtnmnii1 ittmmniii.or1 Ia vinti thu mnffur I OI1Ht iitrrl rPlfl nil l'rv IisiltiirPrl liAllirt (till au-vifva M V U M M V 1 a www - - - - - -' J - w w '. .. . ni- . i J I l.l .1. if .... . ..... J H. ' .I C...I " ll in auotiier ngtit. one thought sue could won n oi propeny ana crcui in uie oiate , , . ..k..i " ...j k,.i- find greater happiness in the excitement and twenty-hve cents on every poll in ad- copt 0f parchiisi..S chool-hoasc sites. and adulation tha surrounded her in the dhhm to he taxes in the revenue law. The county commissioners and school the city than in "love in a cottage" with Sec. 24. H the tax levied in tins act for ! commUleca l.onld immediately givenotice Ihe young minister. hen Eva told him the support of the public schools shall be leacher8 of lhc c,,nre Iu ,he law in re tina l lit uiow to Herbert wan lerriule. in lusuiuciini io inaiuiain one ur more scuoois t i ,.... ..bi ' GATli r The abuse of vain he pleaded with her ; MM laiumond in each township for. ihe period of four '. j? teachcra waZPf aCeordtng lo the U ON WASHINGTON CIETY.I' promiscaous receptions. promb-cuous dinners, aiid promiscaous i balls, has been more that ever a subject ' of reprehension during the .present ai ' conrging sessiou ef Congress. Much kas J said afier last New Year's, abont the I thonghifoluess.bf the ladies here who! on Qr(jpr j i tu' iiuiA.(un- nnnu iron) j mrir iauit-8 ; uut lira nijuiiy receptions ARE ii. iho U'Mributiou $-'5,tt0 iu eah i "Must you go out again to night, Doc ftnd f.ther prem&imK j - I. , : 1 b . , ' dnyiu June nest. ThejChrouio 1 TUB DITK the seeor.d Tuc and Certificate sent on reeept'of price. SI'E l'KKMIUM LIST, Kte tent freo fililEN curl OIVIXG FULfl IURTTICULARS to nnv ad-tress. Either local 111 AGENmS WANTED or can- eveiy fit: vassing town. pay aud best out. Send at huije tor terms. Address. Lirgc cash Oill FIlllXIDE WUIKXt), ChieaA Hi Feb. 27-1 f. AiuUlaltimote.Md. Fui niched to orjJerL at Short Noiiee. nt Steam !aw Mill on WMrn N. C. R. R.. tweotv miles from Salisbury J j : I 1 lrb.ft At mill It A S il'i-l.tir v iSl 0( .TenFatuily Sewing Alftchii' wr,rth $J( p i)rjM, aJ lishury, Sl.50. 1 ' ' 1 TEHJUS CA8II. I i 47 if: , : I Hi It. .11. COWAN. each! Kre Gold JVkfclk t; Chain, aJ &Weqe.b ! Hto (Jold American Himtin;' Watches, worth:1 $125 each. Ten Ladien Gold Hunting Watches, worth $?o each I j; 800 Gold and SUcer Jsrxtr llunilufj )itthet (in ; ,-y allfrvvrtk JiqmJ$-2) to rath. ; Gold Chain, Silver ware, Jewelry ,Su, &c. ; Wholo Zfumbcr Gifts, 6,500. i Tickets Limited to 00,000. I AGENTS WANTtil) to Sell TicketSi to whom Liberal f'remjums will he paid. Diiigie AiCKVia ?i , Oi a itnei" gu ; .U Tfckets $10; Twenty-five Tickets ATI t . . ' ' . ' . ' U V'fcuiara coniaimng a iuh jisi 01 prizes, a qe- scriptipn of the tjanner of drawing, and otne ' i Information In reference to the Distribution, (.will be Bent to any one ordering them. All let- ters must be addresacd to tAi ornct; r p SINE, Ikix 80. 1 1 paid, j S j ! ITew Yoik IMps, n tOfflBDRACtHCtUa mm CCONfl 27 BEEKMAjI BH April 20. 18723g:ly VilOliW, Fifth St, t j' Uxciij;ATi,a.1ajiiTarious 4 Cheap Cliattel Mortgages, tljerhlanks for sale here. bun. 1 hose weie bitter iiioinhs for him, aud e e the pain had entiiely goije, he met Eva areideotly in the street.1 JI knew that he had not schooled himself to meet Yes, my dear, 1 1 am going to town to herqui:e clamly, and soavoid.-d IiergUucc lecturer Any thing I can do for you ?" d lecognition. The white jfaco seiit a "Miss Era's red Hips seemed forming thrill of pain through Eva's heart, and to the wind, "Yes," but changed and said, pay for being so silly, she became very niore decidely than appeared necessary, 'gry at linn or ehunniog the icjcogiuiioii ,o !" j otnee l lieu iney uaa never met, aua iiii The Doctor went to his lecture, Con- believtd ihe other had forgo tfn. It is sin Mary went up to Mrs. Hammond's so easy to: forget. Ah ! it it m.ly was. rooms, and Eva, af;er looking out into the' Tlie imirning after Mis Ifanimond re stormy night followed her. But Mrs. ' ceived Herbert S-aHVit' noii-, ishe mail- Haiumjnd was nej-vous, and wanted to ed her reply, and awaited ai xiou-ly the sh eiiJ and Cousin Mary had some letters to a sw. r, so Eva said "good night" to them i and went to her own sanctum. Once :inore the compared the lines iu the grew very scornlul. and reins, d to sec monuis, men me couniy commusioners 01 P .8-j0 .Tknri'i, .ivP,. for tha lime ' . 7 fi . ' uo" WWI each county may levy annually a s Dec til I 1 . ' . . .i...i. 01 11 X 11 h 11 1) kt ilia iiuiu vt uuuiii w -1 e i. . c.-Jm- . . i : . .0 I.- ..of cbamnaene are sscnnOeorLotLlia rni(ji It the I 'I "J TL V ty may levy annually a special I -.- I.-. I Jf!! I . I v.xuoauppiy me mnc.ency lor me snp- COQJ i,.leil or not. luiet nsW iiianiituttn.iAii a.v sii1 BMimnla ff . f . - . - ihe said iiei iod of four months. The said ; ne tlf, rlftn w :n Uw. it mutt be in " i strong punch, aud frequently baskets ' coming btj the evening. Ilutj ihe evening brought 'lib Herbert, and Eva, went to- her room a st ijange sickening -f.-Iiijg of dis appointment, r "What can ail ne 7" she book with the mvsteiious note ; then threw asked nxpatiently ot tbe iacujin, the gUss hers. If Ho n on a soft rur before, the heas ' as she noticed how Hushed j her cln eks ter and mused alond. "It: must certainly be j from Herbert," and here she bit spitefully into a broken match. "Ot course 11 from him ! " (giv ing tlie match another spiteful bite) "Hut then why should he suppose I would care tosee hnn, or why 111 tbe world would he wish to fee me ! I'm sure he would not give a chance to recognize h'un when we me. last : but then the circumstance took him so by surprise, and really it was so long ago, and he had not acquired perfect controal of himself. Now he thinks he has. ; How little men know themselves !" and Miss Eva's lips gave a very contemp tuous curl. "He thinks be can show me mw how ,p aplettly he has conquered him self. I Footish fellow to tempt me !" This time Miss Hammond thtew the bits of match into the corner of the room, very much as if she would like te cast the sub ject of her thoughts after them. I "I can't I were, and jthat two large drops were gaih 1 eriug iu ij the iyclvet eyes. ''Well, if he docs come, he shall sutler ail, the more for disappointing me," aud Miss Ilamnioud dashed thenars away proudly, 'aud after wards went lb bed aud cried .'herself to sleep. - I j!. , ' ! 1 ' Friday iniorning Eva went down to pro cure some: new music, and was just leav ing the store when one of the packages slipped to( the floor. A gei tleman, who had becu playing on a piano War, sprang from his seat and replaced tha roll she 'had dropped, saying : j ! "Allow me Miss Hammond.f The color rushed over Eya's face 'and she forget! to bo careless and haughty, or bewitchingly pleasaut; but only murmur ed confusedly ; "Thauklyou.", .,' i "May, I walk with you t? asked ! Mr. Stafford, holding the door open for her to see shn added aficjr aoiouicut's pause, a8s..utr tax shall be collected by the sheriff in money and he shall be subject to the same liabilities for the collection and accounting for said tax as he is or may be by law iu regard to other county taxes. The said tax shall be levied on all propertv, credits and p'dls of the county, aud in the assess ment of the amount upon each the com missioners shall observe the constitutional equation of taxation, and the fund thus raised shall be appropriated in ihe county in which it is collected as provided in sec tion thirty-one of this act : I'rocidcd, That the question nf the lev y and collection of said tax shall hare first hech submitted lo the voto of the qualified voters of the a a 1 comity at an election to be held at the different election preciucis of the county. under rules and regulations, to be fixed by the commissioners and conforming as ne.lr as may he to the rules and regulations for conducting other elections, rxcept that no new registration need bo made, but the lezislratioii books of the next proceeding 1 -I-.-.:.... ... ... i. ' . .:. 1 . cm geucrm ciccnnu uinjr uc urru. x oe JK II- allies for illegil' and fraudulent voting shall be the same as protided in annual elections. ' Sec. 25. The school committees shsll have the authority to employ and dismiss teachers 01 uie scuoois w uuiti ineir town ships, anu sliail determine, ihe pay per month to be paid tbe nine : Vratidcd note ever. That teachers of the first grade shall not receive out of the school fund more thin two (2) dollars per day j of the second grade not more than one dollar and fifty cents per day, and of the third grade not more than one dollar per; day; but uo teacher shall receive cny .compeusalion while youug wuiaeu, single and married. msko a class of acquaintances not tottra ble uuder their own roof. t-many of whom come with the alluring! appellation! of accordance with the provisions of the present ww. , , -' GoTeruor General, Judgtor Senator) ?Ib All orders for the wages of teachers of dnaBinf. iia. become alaVmingly imraod- aAl.k..l t.atlt tl 1 A I Ik A limirlalAlia nf t 111 A T " ... P rvtlVFlO aiiitib uuuvl assv iri'Mis va law of 1872, and all orders for schools taught before the year 1872 ; and uot yet paid, must be paid out of the geueral school fund for the county. The balance of the school fund which remains after p iyment of said orders is to b apportion- 1 . 1 1 . 1. : .. . : among .. rrr... n.r, 1 temptations came cordance with the provisions of section JO 1 . .. e : of the 'school law. Tho present school year ends June the thirtieth. The ap portionment made to each township may be used to continue existing schools, or to establish additional schmjls. So much of each apportionment as may not be used liefore June tho thirtieth, Will be auded. to the apportionment for the school year beginuiug July the first. ALEA. McIVEK, Superintendent Public Instruction. IX30K. OUT FOR LICE. This is the season of the year for lice. If your colts or cal res are) nt thriving, inspect them carefully, and you will ficd their skin is infested with life. Thousands of them are preying. ujkii them. They sap their vitality, and feed cvrr so much, they will not thrive. Rub them over with graese, or grease mixed with sulpher, or tobacco water, or coal oil reduced to thirds wilh wter, and repeat the opera tion a few limes, aud you will find uo more liee. Then feed with ,extrT care, and your yonng stock will soon be all rigjitagajo, est. J be lobby is made -rqual to the Lest of our dignities, aud men Who ply tho trade ol public plunderer, present their da&gh ters and wives to the very officials wlurn, otherwise, they would bet unable to reach. There was one gentleman implicated io t'le late Credit Mobil e exposures, whose directly through! the abuse of pmtutscous dinners. When he came to Washington City, iu the first place, he lived remote frjm the faib una ble quarter, and was industrious, domestic, and perfectly unchallenged byany Ian dcrcr. ; Next came his removal to a final social quarter, and heading an important comruh e, he was in refuett for dianers at Wclcker's where the palate is tempt d wilh the cboiclest witter J coming succes sively to wash down sweetbreads, upsca-rouablegam-, rich capons jwlth sauce 'God dard, aud Urrapiu stewd, Li Madeira wiue. Correspondent ChicajoTribune. j Oue of the richest gold mines io Sorthv Caroliua is tb Crowell nire in SUnly couaty, owned by T.jiCrowelt, Moses L. Holmes, R. J. Holes, Luke Blackmer, S. J. Pembcrton. and E. V. Mauoey('salie vein, rich deposit audi easily worked. The gold mines In NorLb. Carolina are fouud to be almost, If not! quite, equal to those of California, and with ibo Ad of Northern energy, capitol and modern ap pliances, gold mining is becoming One of the leadiog enterprises tf our Slite. Jura. A " tli 11 ' - LJ-H 1 - 1: . ! -J ! !!.'-. - :'. - " I