North Carolina Newspapers

Ml I i-V' - o 1 . U IT I . 1 .- a i- i J . ... I IQIaroliKd llUotrljman. SALISBURY. THURSDAY MAT l. Igetttheir antographs and photographs. ; How mnpl an1 mAntfll filCT-l tie. were blunted and deadened IW J thci 1" bad suffered torture; to which death ftel V 'u V would have been a relief. : j 1 N. O. RAILROAD. At a meeting; of jthe Directors of ihe Horth Carolina Rail Rqad. held this day lit the old Bankof Cape Fear in tin a city. Oot Thos. M. Hojt, was eleeted PrcsU tent' Vice Maj. W A. SinitU resigned. Tbia is: regarded! as a must excellent election. Coll Holt is thoroughly fcc. qaatnted withthe affairs of this Road, and is besides a number one business man. Thcre are'but few 'larger or more success M manufacturers arid jhrmira in the St4te, He baa been .connected with this Road as j a director lo a number of years and has ativeh antversal satisfaction, the best test 1. t , 1 nnrt 1 1 f l J ' ,TJiilM mm iai ilia Tinman Theatre oi mix- V ' ' ' M : ' . I : Jk. aillL II VU VI IVV HVI . Lst wc t;kJudge TDick again held Jec- ed audience in turanttuons applane, it is said, eral Conrj in-Statesville. Spears ras when one of hi comeilies W'bronglir.on the carried befirfe biio; his case was fc'alled ; stage, by sajinft to make a liberal and free a' fief, proi was entered j and bo Iras set translation nnat he was a - - i !i I i lLi- L. . I Pjnipauiweu wiin iui uhuimi awiuu. uu ue iniormauon vua iur -y ; Poor Terrencc. Norton aud Inraan hare left no charge JigHinst Inm. I !l if Uou far behind. How neroii to pay for so What made it necessary for that poor 1 mnA advertlinsr in so manr papers. . ij.yt tn iifLr t1it t iriUilf nuitinumentl I UV nnvht not to allow this it's burning Can Judge Probably alive. f Ujrh character and merit. Davidson court, i We made a flying trip to Lexington last Tuesday during the session of the Stipe rior Court for Davidson County. Qite crowd, of people from the. country were iu'attehdauce. Among-the Lawyera in Attendince-we noticed' Gen. Scales, Col. Gilmer, and Scett froni Greensboro. Toi. J Wilson, from Salem, liurton i.nngw u, M. ick or any body else answer ? Vameh is too hard and unfeeling. Pass the hint LAW 4 IN! BEIiT church fesliyal do kdiea. How ungrateful tliis world is. how much benevolence and heaven born charietr lost, thrown away on thankless OX I dry ground. It makes me bilious aud melan- CllVIJf IU 111 1 IJ VI 1W vi v m "nv vast Wilderness 1 A vaunt, mix mea stiff toddy States-1 pientj ofnugar in it, then give roe a chaw of J CKNSE-4-T11E THEliETQ. Mcsrs Editors: The near approach! mefliner nf tA K. P . XfifJir:il SrwJptr lit ville. via. ofa inQlh llav, has eiveif rise k0 Unghsms or weroney s oesi, ' I r' , . " i i ? I . i t.. i : .... n.fl,4tl. : tl mtnrl r iK -rhlr nf ih as Jounftie jenKins carries i ie w'S coin municatidn, which he will Mot? dpwh arid nieetmg n me country. t t ' LA. It I ...UL "RURAL." publish. .If - .). j ! . i j It is pobaUly not known to Ike masss of the & NEW PARTY. people af this State nay even to sonie of the .;.?: .i.-. .u t : ,. iongDeiorewewar proomiy in iw, fiasan . . . - nam( .... old The New York IlfralJ has taken strong orsau.Zition BWckmer, M. SlcCotkle, W. II. Bai Estas i fi6m Salisbury. Hon. W. ICAbbint of ,Stateaville. There are wo important cases to be tried during the pre sent session of the Court ; one capital ekse. Lexington has ConsidrablyVimproi'ed id appearance by i tlie erection of iew bttildinirs since the war. The Uoberfs block is the more' substantial of the new; bnildinffs. It cohtains three handsome siores twenty five by about eighty tvet; Well Arranged and comfortable in np pearance. ; .;.. . . ; ' ! ! u We were too uuwell to stir about 0vcr tkertown, and hentiTour observation ras rather limitaV j"e w thought we saw many evidences" of progress and tradei Considering the crowd wc were struck . r ...... - j . r , witb the general quiet and freedom from drunkenness and rowdyism. Wc did not see a single man, If wc except a negroj ujucfer the influence of strong drink. We Lope to Lave the opportunity of vistying Lexington again soon that we may bocbm bettey acquainted with her quiet people. act leanest isnfe nit pliysicians who commenced the practice 4f medicine in the State Ifter the Diploma or, not, to come before a Medial Bonrd of examineril chosen bv the State mediial Socie ty, for cxaia tnation and receive licen.u if found qualified, ana as a ttenalty for practicing medi cine without such license enacted; tfiat they should be debarred from collecting their bills bv law.. organization of the Di-mocralic Party pure and simple, is amply sufficient for preset. t purposes. The World docs not, h wever, by any means maintain, that the party ought to be bound by tin; traditions or principles of the past, except in so far as they may be expedient in the present; on the other hand, it maintains that the party is essentially oae of change and progress, and that the principles, tradU This lawift not retroactive in its operation as uons and experience ot the past, are- vnl the Homestead or. the act of the last congress uable, only in so far as they teach ua how givin back bay to its members, and did not in I to act in the preseut. . any way efleL-t any one then encased in the prac-1 Cuttitiff loose in this summary manner lice of medldine whether qualified- or not. from all entangling alliances, the World Tlie law ja intended to elevate the standard -insist lhat the Democratic Party shall of quaUificilion of Physicians who1 might i7.e S before the country upon a single issuf, J.I T, children, shall be'entiled to. a homestead of realty lo the value- of S2,Q$0 ijt apeeie. nun; ut-iouuui pro pen T w mo Tame OI91.- nrl i i! r r . ' i : . v, . uuu in specie, to oe vamea at tne time i r'1'1 wuui ur mis' terial officer in this state shall! ever bare jrtrdifdtclion or authority to 'enforce amy indgment, decree, or execution against said property so set apart, including Snch im- proyemeni as mar ttiereon croa time to tim' except for taxes, money.borTowed or for the purchase money of the same, and for ltb r done thereon, or malerixl furnish ed llnr f rf or removal of incumbrances The first section of the act of the 3rd October, 1863. is in the same terms It' may well be doubted whether both the?e provisions were not intended to be whollt prospective in their effect. But as we understand the supreme court of the State has come to- n different con clusion, we shall not consider the qnestioo. . The statute fn forte when the judgment wasr ndered declared that . the following properly belonging to a debtor who was the head otaUmily suonla ne exempt trnni levy ami s ue to wit) :''r ifty ncres of laijd and five additional ones for each of hiehildrHo und.-f this age of sixteen years ihe"aml to iuilnde the dwelling bouses, if Oie sain and-improvements do not ex ceed two hundred dollars; one farm horse orlmah', one cow and calf, len head of hogs, and fifty dollars worth of provisions anilJhvL- dollars worth addition! for each child ; bed, bidding, and common bed stead sufficient for, 'the family ; one loom on'e; spining wheel, nnd two pairs of cards and one hundicd- pounds nt lint cotton ; coinmon tools of trade: for himself and hi wife; rqiiipinits and arm! f a in liti.i Soulier j and trooper horse ;. ordinary cobki:ift utensils and table crockery; w.-ar- iug appcaral of himself and family : family Bibb, religion works aim school books family portraits; the HbVary of a profes sioiial man in actual practice or business, not exce ding three hundred dollar m value,1 to be selected by himself." iNo o'uc can cat his eves over the tuna- erjand later cteni'itions," withont being struek by the greatly increased mignitude of the later. j ectiMii 10 of Artic'.e 1 jnf the Constitn tion of the U.iited States declares that to wit : t ree 1 raae xs might hve been expected from such a course, the World has made itself a target for attacks from all quarteiB and without regard to party affiliations The manufacturers will, to a man, be opposed to it in Massachusetts, and so will the iron protectionists of Pennsylvania. Indeed, urn alrp'wlv find the Boston a I 1 . - . r .ii 4 I " ' J - ' reopie worm ProiecimaiuinKao thorongh gomR Radical, and the Phiiadel nfler offer tbfenre the good people of the State of their miijlhuies and to protect the people from quacks anrt physicians not properly qualified. It was then known, as it now is, that there were some institutions (though not many) which sold medical Diplomas regardless of qualifies- ; 1 tions. The Legislature then thought (he heaUh and lives of the now. We doubf if the people generally knew that their is sucll a law now in force for their benefit and protection and that in a suit eitheii before a magistrate Frof. Gerard th mnirieian. neernnianir. ind prestiiator, gave a eouple of prefor manees in Warranto last, night and the night before. The Professor did many won derfnl thing, such aspVreleg his arm with a carving knife; swallowing enongh cotton to inaae a oeo-qailt. nn. thm hlowing from bis month fire, and pulling ont: afcoat five hun dred yards of different colored libbons. sticks. whips, barber poles. wo.nlen ware and a tar rapt (mm bis stomach r om where else. no one know whore. ITU' imitations of the sons of different kinds of birds tl e-qieaUag of pigs, the neighing of horses, and barking of d tea wre amnsing. startling and perfect. iiiit niuBie on in iiarp was exquisite and elented decided applause. 1 For a eonnla f ionrs me proiesa r kept MS andiene atten- Mva and pleased- with bi wonderful tricks aud exre'lent music We have withess the feats of many j balers, but .have never sen any to compare with Prol, Gerard. This exhibiti n was well worth the monev. Pmf, Gerard will exhibife at McTeTys Hall in this city, to-night and to-morrow night. i pliiayl(7C, a thorough Ka'"g Democrat, occupying common ground in their oppo sition to the World, and urging that a tariff for revenue being 'necessary, the drin Court, they can plead ja lack of qaestion of protection im a merely inciden- 1 ceose'andi aon-snit the physician who has com menccd theipractice of medicine since jfhe pass age of the ak without license. During and since the war many persons com menced thipractiee of medicine without a pro per preliminary education, and who could not obtain licenps if they, applied iother and very worthy 1 here is inn IMPORTANT TO II AY SlIIPPERS I i . ' i i e I DjCAR Siv : Responding to yourf of lotn inst., wouia say inai uuringiine period yoa allude to our rates will neces sarily change to prevent actual lo?s to the company on account of the cxceediiigly loose and careless j manner in whichithe Shippers of North Carolina ILty, pack ihebr bales. To illustrate ottr cars are of the capacity of 1G 000 and 20 000 pnn&ds, oy tne very closest pacing we experienceno meptsldccording totheamendedaci of 1871 great difficulty in getting into thera 6 ;0(H) j ruid 1872, jit the same time and place as. the pounds.. Ilence, we are actually foiced Medidal Society. i isow thanthe Society meets aoth May iext in SlatesvUlc, which is eentrallv and convient- y situated fn Western N.'C., h affords a eon- la I rte. The opp siiion further Sonlh is based upon the detestation of the mode of rais ing money by the system of Internal Revenae taxation. If we'have free trade, the Internal Revenue system or direct taxation must be. resorted to fir the" ex- class of I penses ot the Uovcrnment. Ilence the phys'ciansj young men, who are pi opeiilyquali- disinclination to accept the issue as pre- i tied and would receive license from the Board, composed ot some nail dozen physicans, ;wlio are not rigid but liberal, but from neglect or business, djiSculty of access to the Board &c, a I . a : rwa t ; W ' ' i nave laiieatto apply, l lie examining Jioard Market House SotD. We under tand the market bouse has been sold for S4 025. This is about lialf the original cost, to say nothing of the interest on the money, repair, It deems to us a sin gular way for a municipality to getent o debt to sell its property ! at less thai half the priuiP cost. f Pouiteeu months ago we believe the s.ii.iii -cinrio were Liireu O-i.U JJ I Of I he ma: ket-hotie, and ( they bad not been prevented from selling might have gotten SGOOOj but they-worn enjoined when it was not the intention of the Board to sell uulcss somethiag appioxiruajiig I ho valu of the propefty was offered. Tint it is now sold at a great sacrifice nil will admit. Whether ijie sale has been confirmed beyond the right of rcconr ider aii.ju,is n question, lWwheilier binding or not it deserves to bj recorded for lb Wiicfit of our children, as a grat tiiuinj.h a a financial scheme. , MEDICAL. BLUNDERS. ' I. . From the period "when surgeons applied their aalres to weapons instead oT wounds to the present wide-awake age, the medical pro- . " L ! la? 1 . jf f.t' lessioauxa vitcu uuwiuiogij laaeu siue wuu Disease in its conflicts with the boman rjs- tem, Evea, yet in spite of the teachings of centuries of experience, some physicians be lieve In depleting their patients, already se riously exhaate! by sickness, with powertol racuants, einetics. salivants, cautbariJal plasters, or tl)e llneet. Bat pruiJenfially, publie intelligence is ahead of these uWieal fossils, who belong of the light, to the era of the CrusadVt f That powerfal ally of na ture in its warfare with the causes of sickness Hostetter's Sjtoinaco Bitters, has opened the eyes of the masses to the paramount impor- taoce-of increasing the vital strength of the body when menaced by d'sease. They vn dersiand that when the atnospiierie eondi tions are adverse to health, it is wise to rein force the system with a wholesome touic and stimulant, ajid thus enable it to combat and repel the defresssiug inflanen-e of an incle ment teinpecatnre. If the e mstitotional and animal powers were alwaya thus reruited in the presencejof danger, the Uiortality frun cuumjtioi, bronchitis, chronic rhemalisin. ice., would Ue tmicb less than it now is. Th- cause which produce croups, colds, quinsey diptheria and catarrh seldom effect astrooc and active ital system ; and of all viulixing preparation. Hoetrtter's Bitters has proved the ;non etbrient. It is not claimed tbatl this ilaiMiarjil tonic is a specific for long aud throat maladies, as it is for dysepsia. liver eo:nplai:it -jid iutennittents. but it is uuhesi- :atiug1y asserted that it is the bet-t known safegiuird igaiust all the atinofpLeric ele ments of disease. aaaaaaBavaaaBBMaaacaaiaaaaaBaBaBaaa' TPonrl t ivii aaTTi ' AiD CIAIR DEALER. Is now receiving ber IS pritie Sttick ftff.. l xertjixx HataGoonk I ,i Slieresr-rct fully Invitra the ladies of SaliiaW and anrreiinding Country te gi ve er a call mZ examine her goods. Will goaraotre aaiUfaVtjp, ooui as to price ana got, brr stock is etirtr new, and as cheap as 4J of lheame clam U market. Lbsa STBJildirT HiitiWivrrt. ... i which a liberal price will be paid, Acy kind ir wots in nue 10 ofuer. vrwari btasnptng a too Cone o order. I lata, (uGJ vr MttHs, ineaaura tn iDounutig at abort tl notice. Stit donr to J, ea ImmU$ iilrrct. SalaJmry April 1 mrU 4 Terror $ 7-1, APRIL 16 th, 1B7& MORE NEW GOODS) - L i - ! , .h R. & l. MURPHY and opening titlr large aad SPRING AND SU3I1IER GOODS.1 are now receiving beautiful stock of i Laiu Iuimctant TO Guardians. - Hi S 1 - I It 1 a I ";y, staicsiiat. pass any law iiupi.r.ng thj U,rM,r JuJ C1ld j,, , . oblia ition ol contract L, . . lttheremedy isaprt,ftleoligio1,!r',"l, ,,,r' l iU l-'te ; Term of R,w.u, ofit.he contract, a clearer fcase of impair- j S.ipcfl tr court stated tint (r iirdians ment cjiii hardly o?cur thliu is presented required by law ti mike aautial re in; the record belore us. The jtffect of the act. in the circumstances indeed merely imp reSniedy. I here is none act reaches still further. re us. J b act. in 6' of this jt p tir, it la ies ion, under udgui-ut, docs lanuiliilates the left. B it the It withdraws turin of thrir trnst. a id to renew ,lheir G.iirdia i bonds o:ic every three years and that a failure on their prt to comply with tbose reqtirmf?itaimt'lft them liable t) I'ldictiUJUl. II ; nUh iintru teil thn tlini land from the l en of jtho judgment, j ., lge ;f prolate to report to the solicit and thus destroys a vested right of pro! ' . T V , T 7 t- " ! ' lT T ' f" ,"TW .rtv which the creditor L :?,nnJ inM bj dti,,;l1 " "t j '" ,veeen cured by h,s nolde reme.ly to discriminate against N. C packed Hav In favor of Western and Kastern packed, of the former we can load our ears to their full capacity and Ij have frequently h an ted as much as 23 000 to the car. bur present rates on North Carolina packed, Charlotte to Columbia, is 45:ta per 100 pounds..:- -y i TVbencvcr the j N. C. eliippers dr.ee pack their Hay toj ever asproxiraatethe "Western Standard I will reduce my rites -'-r ' ' - . i , . " I corrc'pendingly. ; ? y ' Very Respectfully J IT. R. DORSEY, G. F. A. ' .1 i . i i Theabove letter was written by the Gen eral Freight Agent of an important trunk cf Rail Road in South Carolina in response to interrogatories wade by Mr. T. . Thomas eonceyniug the excessive freight charges on North! Carolina packed bay, and it will thus be seen that unlessojir People are more particular in packing their bay, they will lose the trade. There should lie a greater quantity put nj a entailer space Bales that now weigh ;u!y two hundred pounds should be made 'to welrh ix or seven hundred- and more securely put up.! Farmers mid better ' make a bote of this fact as they will 'find it a matter of some importance to them FEDERAL JUSTICE ! About o pears, a j onet yeaf ago one Mauling () citizen of Concord, was r. etid by tbe.hederal autboiitica on a charge of being connected with a gang of counter ieiters, and brought before U. S. Commis lioncr Iloweiion at this place, an aceoiint f which I we wullUhed at the time. How- crton required a bd f one thousand dollars for Iris appearance at the next Federal Court. After some little trouble ; 4 ipeani gave the bond and appeared puiiet -. It'.- nr' L.T ' ft:- - . niii riiuc womw ma caao was poei- poned, a new bond was givcu; and; the ame thing probably occurred at auoiher When Judge Dick held his Court at , I ; - I . J tatesvillo ! last August "or September pcars made- his appearance as nsnaliand begged fori a trial. U The Solicitor, bWs ejver, was not ready and the case had to ; 1)0 'postponed. Bat lo 1 Judge! j Dick is not satisfied rith the bond, although it had been found atropiv sufficient before. lie must haVe a Ixinii of twenty-five hundred dollais rtjpeairi bogged ; hisf counsel protested' but in no avail; the bond must be given Spears Was unable to give it and, of course. lie went to Inil. , where ho lay for seven I Jong months, nil jhrough this tenable 1 Wiuter Witliout fire and badly clothe! ; lay uulil bii extremJUes vwere a prolusion sentrd by the World. As we have had occasion to say here tofore, we think any effort to form a new partv, or to put forth new issues, is at iheJ; preseni lime, in aoviseu. n e oae eouu thing el?e to do just now. We believe in the principle of Free Trade, but wc are not. prepared to say that it is the only principle worthy of being-one of the tenets of the Democratic Party. Wilmington Journal. .I.U ...I. C .1... 1.. . j ...I.:.... i t-jrin of ttlJ IS.KIi'riOr (5 mrt I r ilit I' ine mii run oi iou reiueujr io wircii lie waa . . -. " v.n- ciititled by tlni law as it aood when i he ; j wliu-jtit was recovered, git is in iff itj Guardian, and prsnil ropros-ntative taking ione person's nroyeriy and giving wli.ibnv.. b .., nui; -. . i i.- "i . . , ' iV . .. , wuu uaveDjcn negligj.it in mikii returns tix another with -ut compensation. I his . , , , ... is! contrary to reason Jd fi.simo. a.l to!' reflure'I Uw will please take no tl;i fuijd.imeiitrtl principles !f he soei il j ticc a"'1 Soyc theimclvcs ace irdinly. I St'gCIAL XOTSCEV. TOiTHE SUFFERING. The Rev.fWilliam H. Norton, while reridin? in Brazil a' a Missionary, di-H.-ovi-ri.sl in ili.il land of medicines a rvniely fur Cotiiir.ipt:on, S rofula, Sofe Throat, Coujlis, Colds. Asihina. and Nervo'U Weakness. This remedy liacnrel tnjFielf nfier(a!l other medicines had fallal. Wicliinj to benefit the sulli-rin, I will send the roi ipe for piejariiig and n-.i:i this renix-ly to all who desire it Frke ok (.'iii;;f l'Kae si-Od an enveloe, wiih yuur name and address on it. Address, ReV WILLIAM II. NORTON, G7G BttOADWAY, Feb. ST, If. AVr York t Vy. P A CARD. A Clergvan, while re.i.lin in 5outh Ameri ca a uiUsiiaiary; disctivered a safe and simple remedv for the Cure of Nervous Weakness Earlv Decay, Disoasj of the Urinarv and Semi nal Organs,! anl the whole train of disorder brought on by baneful and virions habits. Ureal Consisting of Dry goods for Ladies asd Oeata wear ol all Uixnpttotis. r , j. . GRO0ERIES, BU5JTS & SIIOESJ . i i i Fur, Woo! and Strawjllata for Ci jaU aa4 boys, READY-MADE CLOTHING In fact all a.-ls enteral j keptjin a first claai general stock, alik-hithry are (tiling lew far c.h .r bartv-r. Ami they rexvtfully sk examination of tlteirstticK before soak in r vm par.bao as l Ley ard drtcrauued: to sll at Us LOWEST FIGURES;! I ! ! They lake lhi o;-p"rtnnity of retnrninr tkeir thanks for past lav.-- ami hope by fair aij honest lU-aliuand 4iicl allcuuln to buMacas lo merit an HtcreaM R. & A. M S.i!iOinry, April it 3mom. cfjmpact.- Cladrr vs. Bu!l3 Dull, 3SS, I7UI III Cfc .-rillltU .fill 9 I.O IOC v-'U stun io ml aspect of thecises. A few fitnhr remarks wiil be 8uficicnt to dis pose of it. i . - . . . i It involves n question wgicli h is not I Will They Make a. Statkuext 1 We havo been nsked whether the present Town Board before retiring will i iblih TED STATES. No. ISo. December. Tr.itii, 1S72. venient opportunity for this worthy 'class of physicians; lo meet ihe Society, go before the 8UPREME"COURT OP THE UNI Board and place themselves in full accord with the prof ssjln and seperatc themselves ''in 1 iw," a3 they now ate in the good opinion of the pe - pie they M)or among and in fact, from the worthless pretenders, i t jl r i ! ; The worthy young physic' an but without license, WQiild be made to feel "very cheap" to be non-suited before a magistiate or in the Court TT J.l?. 11 . ' . if l nouse in Ripi lor iie collection oi a weu earneu fee, merely Ibecause he had not conformed to the law obtaiiiihg a license to which his qualifica tions entititjd him, for a deploma would avail John ITlcK. Gunsi, PJajililT ! in Error vs. ! Charles F. Barry In error to the Supreme Courts ojf the State of Georgia. m 1 Mr. Justice Svrayne deliver ed the opiniosi ol'thc Couri. This is a writ of error to the Supreme befen more than oucu fully .considered by ja 8laieineut of ibe receipts snd disburse, tliis court. , . m ints for (he year eudiijg May Is'. 1S73 ueorg.a, s.ncc sue came iiho ine Union j We are not able to answer wh.t the n,n. r - se:it Board w ill do, but Mippose it w ill, a it is made obligatory by tlie charter lo do so. as one of the oiigiaal (hirteentates, li t never seen n suiie oui me utoion. ii.fr I c ii?titutional riphts were, for time, no ci'Sarily put in abej'ance, but hr cimstit-uli-.n il disaljiljties and obligations were in nowise eilVcted by her rebellion. The ; held nt Charlotte a fcW stme view is tobelaketi of the provision iui .her organic law and of the statute i.i q'lj'Stioii, as-4f she had been in fi!l cotn mUnioni with her sister states wthen she give tliem bviug. iThongh h r constitution was sanction- e liy Congress,, tins provision can in no Prompted llv a lesiretoleue!it the afiiicied and iiutortuaate, I will send the reeijie for preparinp and uia this inetlieine, in a x-.iUil envelope, lo nnv ooe iv lo neeU it. Frcr nf diary. Adlrcs$, JOSEPH T. INM AN, Station I), Itible llo'i-f, Feb.27-rf. Veir 1VI CVv N E vV A 1 ) VERTI SEM ENTS. RAILjROAD MEETING. 'PlIE ACCNTAL MECTIXfS ,.f Si.K-kh.dd-I- er of.ihe L'litraw and Silisttorv Itailroad Company will be bell at T.'o ai.ee! S. C' on ali .... etluel it ihe 14tli d:iy of May next, at 11 o'clock, AiM. J. II. McIVER, Sctt'y. Llicraw,,r5. c. is .April 7.5. URPHV. ! r: Q. a. aicCoy. j Jj I,.Bailey, Kr. u. mcuox & co. ; tirooer and lVrion Merrhanu ami whole. sale dealers in Cifectioaries,1 Dried fruiUL lotijcco nnn grain I . It old Font, x.lc. Wool, Uhlcs. I - i'ur, F&tlhers, Teas, Collin, HertKai, and all kinds of Omh'ry Pro-ltieei Cotton varnai"- fa V" - t m "f . ' lAMiiexiii-s, .aiis, tywaer, ana al Uil, always on hand. f L . 1 Asreuts f.r the best guano ami phophlra. ' l 1 ' onleis soli'.-ted. I sijuse be considered an act of thai body. ,". . 'ITie Finclion was only permissive as a ! ,,,s',a The wav to Dj It. At a m.eing nights since for the purpose of norotnati'tg caudidates for the offices of Mayor and Aldermen of that place, nearly f.mr hundred citizens turned out, and I hey agreed upon a ticket which they will elect. Chuhilte his a popula tion hat three or lour hundred larzer Mien nothing or is a witness in Court touching some Court of the State of Georgia. medical artd Surgical question involved in a suit, I On the 12 h of May lSGGVlhe plaintiff. h".s blood might be made to tingle in hischeecks, in error recovered in the superior court of, add unequivocal, the result would Ifo the lv nermissive as a ' "?uar7. I we can t get up a meeting j ' - part of the process of her rehabilitation, ! uCre 10 exceed forty in iinmber. a-)d involved nothing affirmative orliiea tivc beyond that event. II it were expires to be fl'ppahtly asked by ben behind 1 yer, with a over the bri physician,! y some ert, dajij er law-1 Randolph county a judgment against Win. his ear and a noseghnsj R.Hart br the sum of S102 30 principal, dge of his nose if he was a f'licenscd and 00 interest up to the judgment with the view to lretk the forcj f and costs. An execution was issued upon h s tetini06v and then with tbe same object be the judgment, and placed in the hands of the delciidant in. error as shc-rills ot that county, lie was thtrby commanded to classed by ' lum amons those whose testimony - I i F i. was .not worth any thing. The Society and of course the Beard, is migra tory." It meets for instance in the Eastern one year, in tlid Miadle next, and then in the West ern part of the State, with the view to conveni ence at sotuc lime to all the physicians in the State. - I The Rajj Koads usually charge half j fire and the citizens) make the sum alove mentioned and fur ther interest uroi the pi incip 1 from the I2ih of May, 1S66, and the costs. The plaintaffin error n quested him to levy upon a tract of land of 2?. seres, bolong ing to Hart, the 'defendant jn the judg ment. Barry refused. He assigned as the only reason for his re(us:il tlmt the tirimidps generally-oflbr the htspitalitief of ilttf.n ... off t Hrt nnrlpnl.;. orvi. tl.cir houses to those attending as they do niin- ,iim8 0 lhc act mi8,cd bv tbe Ge, eral As- inters &c.,;tjttending Presbytery &c. y i -ernblv of the State, and atit.rovedOe.io- The law attended to if it can be fully carried bPr !t Ififif). r ntitled " An not to t,;.4.. eets the bearty co-operation bf tlje' for setting apart a homestead of realty and people will eventually do much good in tluniijg personalty, and for the valuation ot said the ranks to ' those not properly qualified aujd property, a. d for the full and complete eneouragejthe true physician to solve'many of prctectioTTand security Ot the 8 me to (he the mysteries of the healing art, which any well sole nse and benefit of families, as req uir educated physician will candidly confess are as ed by section Hist of article seventh oi the constitution, and for other purpose." Gunu tliereupon petitioned ihe superior court of the county tor a writ of mauda mus to compel the sheriff to m ike the levy. The petition set forth that the land in question was the only property known to him subject to the lieu of bis judgment, except a tract of 2S acres of the value ot $100, situated iu the county of Stuart, which was also included in the homestead lo set apart ; that the premises in ques tion Were worth the sum of $1,300, and that they embraced a much larger uumber of acres than, the -real estate exempt from levy and sale by the laws iu force when the judgment was recovered, and when debt oa which it was founded was contracted. It does not appear that these allegations numerous aoiost as the Stars. In concludinc this communication, now twii-e as long asjijitended when I began,! allow me lo digress a tittle not too much I trnst. j -i j I observe that the Rev. Wm. II. Norton la e missionary to Brazil (he says) and the pious Joseph T.IIh man, Station D. Bible House N (I say pious because of his addresajiave both again af tef a. lapse of several years, commenc their labotpf love for afilicted mortals; here b low by adjrertising in the papers yours incln ed-!-offeii to send free of cost to kny one send ing their address, recipes that will surely) curie, as it did them, many of the most fearful diseases known toiauman flesh blessed, benevolence ! blessed, charity 1 There is more of good in; poor human n si tire than we are in the habit of giviijg it credit foe human i nature is'ntjso bad after all we aays said so. No one can doubt their disin teres . m . Z. same. L-ongress cannot, by uuilionition or!. ratification give the slightest cfft;c& to a state laAV or constitution in conflict vith the Constitution of the U iite.1 States That instrument is above and b.'yondthf p(wer of Congress and tbe states, and is - .i 1! . . . 1.1 S atiKC ouiigamry upon ooui. 4 A state tan no more impiirau existng contract by a constitutional proviciou, tljau by a legislative act ; both are within the piioltihilion of the national C nstit u: i.n ;The legal reuiedieaior the enforceiueiit of a couiract, Av-iiio!i belong to it nt tr time and place where it is made, are a p.m otlits obligation. A slate may change thetnw provided-f.be change involve no iu) p.i'n ment ot a substantial right. ! I F I be provision of ;he coiislii iilion. or Jack Fkorst From var ous pirls of the country ihe news comes of tbe dis t uctionol fruit and vegetation by the frost last F.iuay, night. At this point thvre w is a heavy frost with' ice, but there ia still a good deal of fruit not killed and v get itiou nnhanued. In counties below here the frost was muck' more severe. -T'i.,llve act m a a . ol a State, Ixll W lt'ilt) nef. One siffns himself Rev. ihe I were denied i i " - ; I .w aau -a a Mutiva -E.I ! U A II- " other resides at a Bible .House, selingi bibles 1 1 t'iat there is any controversy upon the guess. - Aie oussionarv morions spent j many l euoieci. years am4 the poor heathen in far oft Brazil. V-. .1.'.. y !. i J jLIL. I . Aiuw iuiumc Bpvuuiug ins oeciiming years m home, he still has an everflowing joy m pat by fx his fellow pen who are not heathens j-bnt si f. fering (row bodily diseases he continues 1 is good worlj, it has become a habit with Mm lie bestirs whji little he has left of worldly goods no spent among the Indians In teaching us now I o eare onrseivaB. I must write them both1 anil After a full hearing tbe court affirmed the validity of tbe act in its restrospec live aspect, audi gave judgment agaiust the petitioner, t he supreme court of the State affirmed this judgment. ; ! The first section of seventh article oi the constitution of Georgia ot 1SG3' pro vides that ''each head of a family, or guardian or trustee of a family, or miuor th? ill?: CMieory I.i.sj nenlimd, they are t thlit i xiei.i utllrly void. They are. foe all th puruos.-s o( the contract which they! iupHi.-,;as it ih -y had .never existed. sT.ie eoiistitufioiial provisi'Mi and statute! i ' " i ' -i i r . . a mjie qu siiuo, are rieany wiimu mat cale girv, 'ii.d am. iJn-rt-fue, void. jTlii. jtirdisdictional prohibition which thpy co.itaiii witn repect, to .the courts ol the ftate, can, tTe'ref.re, lorm no impedi ment tothe plautiffin errorin theenfoice mpit f Jiis rights touching this judgment as; those righia ar.'! recognized by thi conrt.-r White 'vs. Hart, 13 Wall., G4G ; Vloi lloffmin vs. The City of Q iiuey, 6d5. ! fPiie judgment of t!ie Supreme Court of tjrforgt.i is recovered, and tbe cause wiil bd; remanded to that curt with directions to enter a judgement of reversal, to reverse the judgment of tlie superior on it of Ran dolph county, and thereafter to proceed in comioruufy to this opin.on. ! D. V. MlDDLETOV I C. SC. U. S. The Price of a .Jcdgcsitip The New Yoik Sun publishes a letter from its correspondent in Utah alleging that the Hon. L. J. Drake, of Pontine, Mich., and formerly associate justice of Utah, for and in consideration of the snra of $1,000 re signed one year before his term expired, and nad appointed in his place the Hon Oped y, Strickland. The fact came to light throngh an action instituted iu the courts of that Territory by Drake against Strickland for the money, for which tbe latter had executed hi note SALISBURY, N. C. 1 April 2Gih 1873. EJitom Watckman: Tlease give place to the following truthful lines of the celebrated Moore, on a subject couviently worthy the space they will occupy. LYINfJ. I DO confess, in many a sigh, My liiw have breath'd you many a lie, And who, with audi delights iu view, Would lose them for ailic or two? Nay look not thus, with brow reproving: Lies are, my dear, theoul of loving! II halt' we tell the girl- were true, If half we swear to think and do, Were aught but lying's bright illusion, The world would be in strange confusion! If ladies' eyes were, every one, As lovers . wear, a rail but sun. Astronomy should leave the skies, To learn tier lore in laities' eyei-I Oh no! believe me, lovely girl, VVheti nature turns yohr teeth to pearl, Your neck to snow, yonr eyes to lire, Your yellow locks to golden wire, Then, only then, can heaven decree, Tl.- . -- I i I I iiuu auouiu live lor only me. ! KOTWJii. All persona having notes or account against. me a re hereby itotitK-d io itoh-ih theio will. in iJ days, or tlxs notice will be il.-uid in bar nfiv. Ojvc-ry. The puUic rre also notifiol against Iradirj: f.r a note taken by me, (but now l.l tr midaid.) signed Jas It. Il'ufiy. for the sum of $200, and dated in ItfTl. ! KDWAIU) I1UITY. April 2th 1373-6t. ATTORNEYS SAtisiiuair, ij. o. Practice in Rowan and adj'i:ing conn ties. Spciil attention paid to BA.YKRi'PT PRACTICE. One of the firm always at the office. May l-mos. L.VM) fjr salk. Pursrant to a decree of the Superior Court 1 wi,! m- it public and ion nt tlieLotirt IIoue in Saii-bur.-j on Wcilnestiay lt of tMober l."73, I0i4 :u r of l.ind on I lie WilksUiro Koad sUml mites ?i. V. i,f Salisbury, adjo niug A lan. L-iiu, Atr.-i:m Na-Ji and o:! ers. For turtiier pirticilars s -e Mrs. Hliz-ibetl; Miller, who lives on the land, or J. M. llorali Esq.. Salisbury. 1 ernis .jO cash; balance on C mouths credit. Title referred as seeuritv. KL'1'USRARRIXGKR, Mav Uif. I i 1m,'k' fi' Mountain I Apfdea. Far ' iUV'saleby j (J. ii. MdUllY d (A). - , nir lot of ctaantrv riml larn. For sals low l.y j , O. G. McUY A WJ. April 17, 1873 jf ' rilBWENTf ET1I ANNUAL MrXT-.: I IN'if of the luflical Society bf tbeSiatraf Noril.t;ar..liiiiwiUU.luWinSTATFYILLE, X. c :, M A Y 2UT1 1 I f73it 1 1 aW J Jl IS McKl-K. M. I), ' -Swttar Medical Socirtr, N..C.L j April 17 if. , j NEnlSPRING' STi0Ci. ! 1 j r ' XVIOCH Ci. I3HOWI7. are now receiv ing eir usnat lare 4ovk of Spring UoaJa, Consi.ling of all clasrsai of goods adapted to ikia iection of Country! - "j - 5 f Tiieir tn k is fu)l and complete 5n all descrip7 tion of l'riots, li. k and Rrown iVwaeatics, j Linens and Drill-J Dress poodaj in tbe newM -lylos, Indies' realr tnadesuit, a roust beautiful selection of U.iiiit-rA and Coaliiig. 1'antJrsn of all kind'. Their tock of Clothing, iJiirtsaad fiirnidiiog goo. Is i ihe largest and tmmA dVairw. Me io U- f.ond in this market. X full and cosa p!eie l k of Shofs, Ila llosey gloves, RIW bor.fAc 8ar,C4rer,MolajwaktMlalllin(Uf GRdCERIES. J Their terms arejstrictly cah aid barter 'whk a few exceptions. jTW who are reliable sad prompt in Myioghrir acoaiutsit afford thev pleaMire '.a ii i4ruodt. To 4-Qabl tLeM ! -ell giod at close jj.rices, which Ibey are drier, mintil lo do, ihls p.Ct-y has Utt i adajited, vhea V'xxls arc sfihl on linle to indltcrimiriate partirs. heavy roses wil! dciiir from tbe jlUnkruj4 ana Homestead provhdWaof lh law, and when bea are sitstiiictl by raereLant, it Is a well staled fact that och Ue are met and it i rvaaoaa l!e to MiMMe thai Cv sxrs l lie niade Up as Or 1 for you, as night and morn. We've swearing kUa'd; and kissing sworn. And now, my gentle hints to clear, For once, I'll tell youitruth, my dear! Whenever you my chance lo meet A loving youth, whose love is sweet, Long as you're false and he believes you, Long as yon trust and .he deceives you, ISo long the blissful bond endures; And while he lies, his heart is yours: Hut, ohl you've wholltr lost the' youth The instant that he tells you truth ! i rUOUAB MOORE. Theft or a Coffin. A coffin isn't certainily a nice sort of , 'thing to ateal. bo' we remember to have seen an article of that description in the dept of stolen pro uertv here in New York. In Portland. list week, au undertaker bewailed the loss ol that fuuitnre. Ue advertises that if the thief will: return it, he will trim and line it nicely for the theif'sl own nse. with a silver elate handsomely engraved, aud no J ust ion -asked. N. Jt. Tribune. FI.1KI.WPOKTLD K.NGM.l VI.CiS. Latge size) f r Framing or f9r Portfdios. This catalogue of engravings comprises a 1'im of elegant works, from the U-vt American and hurorean artists. Lvcrv variety of subject i represented lrtraits, IaieWapes, Animals, r igures, 31arlne lews, and lIitoriral Pictures rrnm sudi well known artists as LANDEKS IIKKK1NU. WILKIEKOSA IiONHKUH. and others. O V E R n 0 0 I ) I F F K R E X T S U B J K C T S Tliey are of all sizes, from I'lxl'i to 2dzt0 and ean be sent by mail or express i.rruaid carefully done up in roller, and without injurv. Price, from $1 to $1G, according to size. tSJ discount made on large purchases. I ATI LOU hS SKXT i'Ct.KTO i ihDZVSS. , We a!o furnish the J?LECTIC OAXiUaZXI? ! OF FIXE STEEL EXG RAVINGS. (Small lUO for the rsrtfa.lr, rrsp-vrk sr Illai i attcs. Thej engravings hive appenretl in the Et l.tCTiC lAGA7.lNKaiideoui.iiM.Ml.r l'ort rails of nearly every dUlinguULcd man of the jiast ami present cenlnrie. O.ir li-t r.ntain port r its of IIHTOP.I WS. POKT.-i ARriST.S, WAKKIOi:, KIX1SS STATrMEX. UlTOHlc AXli IDi:L I'lcrrup.Es, As ,tc. Xealyi30J DIFKEREFXT SUPJKCiV, Tliey are printed on difTTn-nt i-';,l . cither saiall size 7x 10, or ouarto 101 12, and can in? sent l.y mail, carciid'y dune up in roller prepaio, io any auoreM. rilce'sns'I sUe. 10 !. itrt lzt 15 e s. A rpeciiun of each tize and catalogue mtutonrt- eripi-of z. erni. CATALCKZUESSEXT FREE TO a XT ADDRESS. -U. JL. rsx.70ZTt rnbUaher, i w FULToy sr, kvt York. May J, tC for as pr.it-tieal!r, pus on Ihe h wl aymgroa touiers, Tbt- iuvje d -lerodaeil la stop tkia wr i of doii.2 Ihikiji. - beeHiii2 at Ipe Iwwertcaak and barter prints! sad treut no man who ia unwurthy of it. j . I - f - They are ihanknd to tbetr diMy frWnda srt4 customers tor il.ei v-ry lileral cUstoan aad row. tid.no-, .oid lo; by sc llinlloos. (Joodsat low prices lo secure thirivntiiined (avor. i ! MOCKABRQWX; March 27 tf.- I I j AXD AliliniYE STOCK, OF SPRING !AND SUMMER GOODS. 1 1 I r i arc now recrivinetaHheir Sinrei ibeif larre aal well selected slot k lofpringandrSubiiner (Wis. t.nisiing of Dry poods. Notion, Kfady-ad Clothing of the very Ulet Style, llardwsrf, Grcs cries, RooU and Slwies, I(ats Ladies fod Gents in fact all goods which ire usually kept in a ntvi cliss (,toeraI htock which ibey art selling low for Caili ' buyer. All we ak H ft you to call and examine our stock before P"' chasing elewhcrej j We return o:ir airarere Ihank for p3 Uiett and boe by fair dealing and strict allcallca W boxiness to merit an increase, j All kinds of prosltu-e ukert at the bl market prices in esrbanre (or pssls. . (IiERXHAUDTdSOXS. March 20-3mV Bargains! Bargains ! ! In order to make room ior ray Sprisf stock, I am compelled to sell off ray rt mainivff Winter Stock eonsistiog ! f READY MADE CLOTIUNO, HAT8, lJCfOTS. ANDiSIlOES, a al) of hick GREAT BARGAINS are! given. ! i VICTOR WA.I.aC. ' Feb. C, tf V r . : i I -