North Carolina Newspapers

ALMBURT THURSDit SBPTKMBEB 3 rorv the .r ion naeked dailv Th subjoined we take from the Ral-1 were introduced by Mn..T. M- Phifer and " Tkt Cant of Impostor. -50 ooun.U each makinc $.000 lbe. rVi. and from what we know of w '' with vocal mane on the song mown It b se obvious that physical and eonstitu- . ' a tL I '4.. ' 14.. U TV I 1 ItV. 1 T a mlv " f 1UmmJ I A - 1 9L. AL I A. J . per day. Mr. xsiacfcweu is now masing r Strom? we fullv endorse it. If Mr. I UJ vuo A " mhuijh isooai vaor u ra di mhi against disease, Ex-Got. Vance has been interviewed by a Herald correspondent. The Gov. what the correspondent pats iu bis Hon. V. 0. Ban iugcr has gone to Egypt to take his place as ooe of the fudges of the International Court e uiished by the Khedive. 'X- Independents will have no influence in Ike west Legislature with either party, and the counties from which- they hail, will not merely be misrepresented, bat virtually, unrepresented. To account for the vote hi Bon County, is now the grand pnzzle. the Conservative candidate for received 700 or 800 majority ; yet, Puroell, the Bad. candidate for Super intendent of Public Instruction, received a majority over Pool, the Democratic eandi date, and the county elected one Bad and one Conservative to the Legislature, virs taafly voting herself no representative In the Legislature, as the Conservative will kill the vote of the Bad. in that body, and mice verm. If Buneombe could vote for Parnell, why not for any Radical, how- aver odious, in the State I The other counties in the West did nobly. HP While conducting the Examiner In 1869, we were the first to speak out fat advocacy of a Convention of the peo ple to rid ourselves of the present yankee devised Constitution, to settle the public debt, to require voters to show their tax receipt before voting, and to do many otbet needful things, and feeling confident that the same absolute necessity exists for it, we shall offer our readers no excuse for urging the importance of the measure at this time. Now is probably the most favored opportunity we shall have for securing a Convention for a long time, and the people who are most deeply in terested should demand it of the iucomiug Legislature. a new factory I " , . , mmA l., l I by an address (introductory) by Mr. T. If. that even the vendors of sVatfJi which will be a mammoth building be - . . .7 r . Phifer highly suited tc the occasion, which vertis them aa tonics, stomachic and inviawr- arrangementa to erect purgatives ad- UWUWWk .-o.-e i ... - , . . ... i wants to have the largest tobacco factory, will compare ravoraoiy who any in the world. This building if already ever been chosen in the State ; was also followed by Instrumental Music, sats, in the hope of enlisting the confid contracted for, and will be erected on After which Mrs. Phifer's class again exer- nl n V fltwnntr ia Kpttpr known I mimmA in mhhI mnmXm nm th armor Tittle I . . . 1 VJUI. UCW. f L " . - - - uotu ... - w M Wl. " - . - . v. the grouudnow occupied ny his preeem any olher of our reprcseotative. As ..0ver There." After which Dr. J. G. Ramsay addressed the audience at some length on the several factory. The dimensions are 123 by 127 feet, five stones high, and will admit or a m m r. r capacity tor the manufacture or iaa,uuu as m -W-V W X pounds ot tobacco per day. juacnange. There was but one tobacco factory at Durham in 1865. The others have all gone np since the war. a lawyer of lone experience and great or act ice. he has a le nutation that makes r w his name familiar iu every part of the schools, and on the cause of Education, (gen the public in the devitalizing and pernicious potions. It is amusing to note how these im postors imitate and copy the language in which the medicinal properties of Hostctters Stomach Bitters are discribed. Although the effect of tbeir rasping evacuanta is to destroy the tone Bute. He is a fine orator, a laborious lerally), which was highly entertaining, and of the digetive organs and the bowels, and to worker and a true natriot. Wake cooid Vklor rpnrcMii t t i ve . He verv much appreciated, which address was. - . . , . - - followed by Instrumental and Vocal Music constitute the tore noon exercises. The audience being diemies- i noon exercise, i ne a Why Hit that we can't have some exiraoroinary awarsasav aa. o u. at the8tand (whigh wa,handaomely orna- mufactorle. .Urted heret We hear 2L? !? J&3HSlt itaal Sfij it mannfacto; complaints every day that business is dull ; that trade is fall- j state and federal patronage which was rob the yeteea of its vAal streawth. tber are u- Ticuaaa of disease as stimulants I is time tine humbug (not a very successful a is nwa asanas to the mature common It he rained six hundred voters notwiih- The vast eoneonrse. dinner havine beeu. Lf the Amorlmn ntd tt.m.t!. u nn Ml lire! I -i i I a -t .1 i ...... i i .i n r r r . mm WH - . gumamg uie oaneiui inaaeoee oi uie , annouueeu, repaired to tne utoie in tne urove 1 ine off: that money is scarce ; that the Mechanics are moving away, &c, ice, There things will not be improved by corn- used acrainst us. We have much to thank him for be cause of his efforts to redeem our county That success should have crowned hie (nearby) which was full -laded with a variety or eoioies puueo to tne lasies oi in luciuain f sobatantials and'qulte a variety of "nie naea gne and good enough for any conjugal occa sion which spoke hiehly in commendation of the Ladies of Pine Grove District. And g sch Bitters, be it distinctly understood, stimulant. It has s spirituous baia and that basis is the vehicle which diffuses its wooderful sanitary principles through etery part of the u.;t(;nuiUf1,.l,fiin.. i t u u ' ioinwiiwmi nsf uro ifw. piaiuiiigc, uj Dialing iu.d ij lauuuiiuiiig) enueaTora is oecause ne uicnu R fter m had dined- (many ftagmentr were ingreatents ot tne mtters would be o bthj mrn u wry ware not. so io speaa, I., ...... c,u : l : li l . i i i . yjv.jn 1 R K A H T Mf I KTALlb. bKAVS kU V E K WC is si T ' w LJj 1 Ie now o Be red to every one interested la kaauufying and prwteeuag Use their deeeaaad relatives. , . Tbev are made in four siaea. with a verVstw of styles, rxnrinr in and struggled so manfully to obtain it. because ot nis taken ep). The audience having again re but they can be by energy, enterprise, in dnstrv. The establishment of mannfac tori- -ill di.p.1 U gklh ncund LS.' us. Such institutions will keep oar money iirtmAj been sugges at home, our mechanics at home, revive know bis ntnese for the .1. I aJ t 1 - - J It 1 I .:.l, tk. .C)yTt2.Hoin t( tko tT Aiian rronp nnn mnirp 1 1 iiifM nriirnL unit iivmi v i tiki-lhiu rilu luc uviHrw oiiv vi i , ... . . . I -o-- j - i - - lowed Dy lustrumental ana vocal music as hrrned. eonvulsed nd dKilit.ted kv th. n.n in nrus iih iivwr i iih - -- - -- o - - ---- - - 1 T - ' ' . : mf -mm .-- I k k.u .1. !. recognizee, aonny, we paired to the stand the after-noon exercises ". - "'""f,"' "Ji."'r considerable iuflu- were introduced by Vocal Music from Mrs. "iTfi? 1M f"T ,TT t j t j 5 .u:-u d nr against the use of a pure alcoholic flu m " " ii i d naniH nil nvr h i 1 1 i ym vu a iTur vx. miim r i in t . n t i w , ji- j . ! j- , . , empioyea as a means oi en vine mil enect ted by Some WOO vwen ae ivereaan i animax uiscourae. wnico medicinal extracU of the hmhest utUitv. vgulatinc Thy are made in four siaea, with a varies at styles, ranging m price freea fit com para- to $60, according to siae and style. Oaa be painted any color desired, aaseeslar k, carried galvaaiaed te sail the tease of parens sees. A gaivaaiaed plate, ewataiaing - hsiaisj ed by the ,uscnpuou parties dosire, is faruUbed with eaafcU free. a. cara. TUIfi UANnQflMC nFftflRATMN Let It be tried. know bis fituess tor the position, in con nection with the Spea, Should he be chosen J . - 1 i m.'. m. M m. de iberations of that body, it will be a handsome compliment to Wake county and a just return for the service of Col. Strone in the late canvass. It would be a proper acknowledgement of his exertions, contained much that was amusing, instruc tive and I ighiy entertainin z, which was ful- cant of charlatanism. to, the Every intelligent pbysi- cian so chsrscteriies it, and the sick who are Who is the Shvriff of Wake county is sow the question exciting the denizens of our State capital. It seema that Tim Lee's friends have discovered that he, and not Col. Dunn, is -1 m. 4 i rr I i a m s eiectea ouerm oy aooui o votes, xne report made and sworn to by the Com saissionetH from oue of the wards of the city, read 415 when it should have read, (lay Lee's friends) 465. If it should turn oat, after careful examination, that an error has been committed, and that Lee really received the vote claimed for him, we can not well see bow hie right to the position to which he has been chosen aaa be invalidated by the sworn return of the Commissioners. Right is right, and we ray if Lee has been legally elected, let him bold until he is debarred on other grounds. And there are others. usual. The Rev. Mr. Wetmoredeiug present de livered a Temperance lecture, after which the Bey Mr. Boyd made some very appro priate remarks. Then ,an opportunity was extended to all who desired to join tns Tem perance Society. The result of which was quite a Dumber joined. During whieh time air. R. G. Poeton delivered a very spirited e. Then the audi ence after vocal and instrumental music be ing dismissed at tbe'staud, quite a number joined in a march from the stand to the school rooms. Then Rev. Mi. Wetmore and those Interlopers and Rings. -The men who build Rail Roads, Canals and Ships we mean the men who furn ish the money, the labor and the brains to as Well as a happy result of our great poli produce these thine, and to build un tical victory in this county. He would towns and cities, very rarely, if ever, de- dwharge the dunes of Speaker, we are and entortJlininjE Epilogu . . . . . t . assureu, wusiicwnir w oi, wu ucui- rive any advantage from them ; that is to w gutQ say, they hardly ever get any thanks for imm, their efforts, and if these institutions or The Wilson Advance savs : ''When corporations have auy favors to dispense, theikate debt has beeu compromised and who joined the Society repaired to the school nf arranged and other remedies applied that room. ofltora. e, v " . -- - - - i . . r u t j i i neomcers eiecieu wereaa ioiiows, to-wit: they are bestowed upon those who have TT ,u , ,V ,, , TuB i I Zl Z Rv- Mr- ChaplUn ; Jos. A. Hawkin. J I th npnn p shu 1 Mil tnr n! hpr r.hancps III In . . ,xl -, . ... had no hand in their creation and1 have done nothing whatever to deserve such favors, unless it be a disposition to boot- lick such as may have control. Look for instance at the men who built oar Rail Roads, the Stockholders, the men who furnished the money, and labor. It would seem that they should be the men to con trol these public works, but not so. The Rail Roads for the most part have the people shall call for other changes in President ; Dr. J. G. Ramsay, Vice- Moeea L. Holmes, " iue organic iw, inc.. wm uo uwe b..uRm President; Mr. K. V. foston. Secretary Mr. Jonn i snarer, " seousand disgusting. noatmms of the parties who put it forth, soon hnd to their sorrow that it is a delusion and a snare. Bostatter's Bit ters, the great sanitary stimulant of the age, is, in the truest sense of the words, a wholesome, vitalizing, renovating preparation. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. see us. EXBIBIT OF THE Clerk of the Commissioners of the County of Rowan to the first Monday in September. A. D. 1874 Amounts and items audited by the Board to the members thereof. D. A. Davis, per diem THIS HANDSOME DECORATION is offered at such prices as to place it within reacu of all. We invite the and public reneraJIv to call and examine for Specimen can be seen at J. j k 0. ?0 :s' ATTENTION FARMERS We have foui different rarieties of North- wheat for Sale, cheap. Call and BERNHARDT A SONS. (1 mo.) JAS. LEFFEL'S IMPROVED DOUBLE Turbin Water Wheel. to agitate the question of a Convention We would like for the Wilson Advance, John Foard, Financial Society ; Mr. J. L. Moore, Treasurer ; Mr. John A. Wilhelra, Hnndnetor: Mr. Jas. U. Ramsay. Assistant and the other papers that favor the Leg. Conductor ; Mr. C L. Johnston. Inside door ialative mode of reform, to tell how the keeper ; Mr. W. C. Upehey. OoUide door- t!i L .u- o. Amu keeper. Leerislature is to settle the State debt satisfactorily to eive us some plan of T ' mT settlement to enlighten us as many of the bond-holders will agree to . Mauney, do do Milleage J. G. Fleming, per diem do do Milleage Q. M. Bernhardt per diem do do Milleasre Then returning to the stand the Rev. Mr. Horatio N. Woodson per diem Wetmore installed the) officers elected after to how I which the audience was again finally dismiss ed witb a benediction by Kev. Mr. Wetmore at quite a late hour, in the day, all appeareut 14.00 4(5.00 24.00 3200 13-10 40.00 24 25 40 00 21.60 46.00 BBJ any plan the Legislature may adopt, ly in good spirits as if they bad enjoyed high- same : $301.15 Distances traveled by the members of the Board in attending the sessions of the POOLE d HUNT BALTIMORE, Waaafastarsrs far tas Seuth and Sea la wast; fallen into the hands of strangers, men They talk learnedly about the Legislature ly lhe da7 and felt ml,? compensated for wno nave come nuo possession oy means geUng tbe pubHc debtf yet tbey give ug DO THEY MEAN P The opposition to a Convention seems mostly unfair who have bought up the interest of the Stockholders, (those who have any interest at all,) at ruinously low figures, having taken advantage of the misfortunes which have fallen upon our people the last few years and thus come into possession of the property of the builders at trifling costs. Those who have not been deprived of their interest by stress of circumstances in this way, have no control, or next to none, in the management of thier work. They have been ruled out ; their counsels are not heeded in the management, and their final absorption and destruction by the ring is but a question of time. Very soon all the money, rights and influence of the stock holders will have been swallowed up by strangers, interlopers, Rail Road Rings. Not -only so, but the State's interest, if uot already beyond redemption, will go like wise. It remains to be seen what the in coming Legislature will do, or can do to no plan make no suggestion as to how it is to be done. - We want a reason for the faith that's in them. If the Legisla- the time they had sacrificed from their various avocations' To sum up the whole, we consider the proceedings of the day quite a success even beyoud the expectations of all present and that they speak highly in commendation of E. Manner. J. G. Fleming. G. M. Bearuhardt, HORATIO N. Sept. 3, 1874 4ts. 206 miles 485 do 432 do WOODSON. Clerk. Store Home for Beit is SMarfflt For Rent and poaseaaioo giro imtneatate ly, the Best Stakd. for a Dry 9oc4e or mixed Stock bosiuees. hi Stataevilte, with a targe Warehouse attached fur storing pes. dace, Wagua Yard, dec A rare opsnrtasi ty to establish a business in this growing Town suceeefally. Apply to. . B. DRAKE de SON. States ville, S C. Aug. 6 3tuts- State or Noath Cabouajt. Henry Davis Col daiaaaUfPU R. O. Jooea, Surviving Adtur. In the Pi Coon. I al of K a. tdmr. ) as of Joseph At. Houaer, decased. sfoi Jjssas tore had not already expended the greater all those who participated. e . j ,i j r ,u I In connection with the above pan Ol lUTCC BCBBIUUB utiu kuuutauuo ui iur THE WATT FLOW. we would further add, that at noon according to an nouueemeat there was a meeting of the citi- public debt of the State, there would be zel18 of lh distriet, to consult aa to the pro- inicvj ui ncuuLii a uc" nuu mure cumiutiui- ous building fr the furtberence of education dec, in the district, which ineetiug resulted in a cttmiuitteeof inveatiga'ion being appoint ed, who submitted a subscription list to the citizens the result of which was the sum of people's money in trying to settle the some reason in talking about that body't compromising and arranging the debt question. But we think it has been suffi ciently demonstrated that the Legislature 'can effect no adjustment of the public debt 1 $100 was subscribed in a hour or so. r Kir. N 1q. that will be apt to prove satisfactory or lasting. Why then waste more time and This splendid Plow is being sold so rapid ly by Fster Sc Horah that it is with great difficulty they can keep a supply. Etery farmer should prepare his wheat grouud with this plow. Call on FOSTER dc HORAU. Sept. 3, 1874 tf. 350 ACRES LAND FOB SALE. ANOTHER Clkrica l Sca.ndal. De- Wi will expose to public sale, on the 26 day money in the attempt, when we have it I veloptnents in the social world have sud- of8ept' 1874 lbe reside" of the lata I ..... I rVaw! J U S - It ll A SW a mmm I I OCk aa mm . in our power to call a convention to do the work effectually and finally ? The above pica against a Convention is David H. Patterson, all that Tract of bind (350 acres mere or less) lying on Witherow'ii creek, adjoining Nsthan Nee! v, Milton Cowan and otbere. About one-hall' of this valuable Tract ifl in s lii-'h state of cultivation: the other denly burst forth, which, when they come to be generally known, will cause almost as many breasts to ache, and quite as geu- frnl diamav. aa the Ktprher nrnndul 'Pko really laughable, when we remember thai oJfcnding party in this iustance occupies ha,f u nalU forwt- There sre several fine 111 a tum flt I (rulatnrM iavp hppn larva, i ha i nn ,.l r,..., wnuuin uu n, an iitrccvnrT ouuuinCT, wen - I L I VAUKHl. HH lonservati ve, and that notwithstaud- aibility and greater cxaltatiou than does this fact, they were unable to remedy the P"lor of PljnHinthchurch. In this tu8 men can uc uu uvuuk auuui iuc cuux- acter of the offence. It is oue that a hus- ly Conservative, and that notwithstaud ing by legislative action the many evils im ALSO Nearly 7000 now in use, working under heads varying fmm 2 to 240 feet ! 24 sixes,; from 6 to 96 inches. The most powerful' Wheel iu the market. And most economical in use of Water Large ILLUSTRATED l'amhplet sent poet tree. MANUFAXTURKRS, ALSO, OF Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and Boiler. Babcock dc Wilcox Patent Tubulous Boilers, Ebaugh's Crusher for Mini-ruin, Saw and Cirim M;lls, Flouriug Mill Machinery for White Iad Works and Oil Mills, Shafting i'ulleys and Hangers. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. S-p. 3. 1874 mos. Cedar Cove Nurseries. Craft and Saihr. Proprietors : Red Plain. Yadkin County. X. (J. Great inducement offered to pur chasm of Fruit, trees Grape Vine. Strawberry and Raspberry Plant. Price Lit new ready, with list of leading verities. Send for it. Address. tSAT I Cm . 1 I . ' I - Bed Plairus Yadkin Co, N. N. Ang.fi, lB74-tC It appearing to the aaiisfactiou of the Coavt, that B. G. Jone is not s resident of the Sua, it is therefore ordered that publication be atade for six weeks succeaiveiy, ia the Caroiiaa Wactbmao" s oe wop per publiahed ia She Town of Saliaburr. N. C, notifying said R. U. Joaes s Ad tnr. aforesaid, that hs appear ks z w i in. , t uiucc in MucwTinr, aou anarver ioc peui r i . . . ........ oi Uie naiDlin wtiicb u bled ui tii ia Court, cofy of which isalao mailed to the defendant, witaia t wen It day after the service of thi none sa hire, and if be fail to answer within the tasss aforesaid, application will be made to the Court for tbe relief aked for in the petition, and the asms will then be heard and acted o 14th dsr of Aug. 1874. If. B. HOWARD, Clerk Superior Court And Probsts Jed Ang. 50, 1874 w. UNO SALE. Rj order of Probate Court of IraaML X will s-'l st the Court House is on Thursday. 10th BepUsaber swat that VALUABLE FARM,,.. known a tbe David Wadd-ll immediately on the line "f tbe WiaJtsra W C. R. R. eight miles East of StateswiBe. sdjoining tbe lends of P. B. Chambers aai others, containing 300 ae ea- This fares ie so well ktrnwii ni a-crintiou u Terms. cash, balance C and 12 credit, with interest. Also at the same time and plaea. I . . j ir deliver the oublic Dronertv ont of the J acter ot the ottence. It is oue that a has- lobe placed upon the ground of a fear "f T'" fJL ol POed by the present oppressive Cons ti la- band can neither "pardon nor condone- that the measare may iu some way fail ' MU "QW aouer ine coniroi m ,5ft nw -n,inn-to n,. ...d will not admit of pnmnrn mine ne ad. What the aaasnw wu luouwuio uiu j m ovuiw wor tan l before the people. In other words, the 8tran8er8 interlopers, Rings. At the same time and of 62 acres lying on Sill a B. farker and others. Thii people are not to be trusted. Beeause IPltuia can't do to correct these evils. I .1 mr- . 1 I tl .1 the negroes and scalar and carpet baggers opposed and dotcatcd the Con vention move ia 1871, it is not wise to ran the risk of having thou defeat it again , quoth the prophets. The Conservative Part must be kept in power, even if it effects no good. However much a Gon vention if needed ; however much reform are demanded by the people; the people may at the ballot-box. STAY AT HOME. It is quite evident that nearly every person who leaves North Garoliua in search of a better home, would return here after a few years' sad experience, if he could come back and re-occupy the old tion. They were anxious to give the and will not admit of compromise or ad- bottom land in high cultivation. All necessary -,.i;.. ...J m-o.t m..A itiBtnient bv mutual friends. On the con. building, but msll. rT.. uu uiau, u,a; ,au. uu u, - ertr Term. rash. in fi month. inH tho m m T m - - - -mmm -m ------ mmmmw nder in 12 montha. Tittle with full pay ment. J. 14. HARRISON, J. 14. PATTERSON, Admre of Jane LAP. E, Patterson dee'd. August 13, 1874 tf. place, another Tract Salisbury Hale A cademy . s creek, adjoining J. . , rhia Tract is rooitly FsJl Session commences on Aug. 3rt .... IhlTi an,! will sWsal Imm Waalra trary, the matter will be brought into the ZsaW courts oi uuicago Dy an action ior oivorce. The lady involved in this paiuful scandal honest efforts to do so ; but after wasting weeks and mouths, and expending thou sands of the people's money in debating ie a woman of wealth and cultivation. measures of reform and relief, they were I Hitherto she has stood high iu social en forced to abandon them. Why t because c,e8i and born0 'P18 repnuUon. th. nnt v.nV d.v; .nA K.Ana. I Her amours coming to the knowledge of Tn . . ' J ' her husband, a separation ensued, and, enforced Constitution at nod in iKa nv I n i; ji- i j j 1874, and will continue twenty weeka. RATES OF TUITION For English Branches $3 per month Higher Mathematic $5, " M "Clinical Onatincent F6, Monthly Payment required A. 8 Aug. 6, 1874 I mo. 11 MURPHY. Paixctrab. way. pending the proceedings already instituted, TJ THE SOUTH WEST. unsaited to our wants quarters, resume possession of the did .I . .1 . r i dnmoaliiail hilt ilia A t flRl,l 1 5 as in fl,a mr n n 1 uuai u me prosperity oi toe " - u J ,KA ne i0(,;0ia,:0 . m n a r . I A 1 1 a -..--v V v i mate ooia anu energetic action may De, -- Twa . baTe been and This is all admitted. It is agreed on all the lady is employed in the capacity of a bauds the present Constitution ia utterly governess in a wealthy family at Hyde s ww i srsw that R stands in that our Park. She Speaks the French language, I which is her native tongue. Her husband is a prominent iu suran ce man in La Salle notoing must ne aone 11 u win in any wav 6lv" c uuauic w tuuic, ; i Z t It -l i ii . , imatiuauio mtuucuicuce, in i ustice years Bin Jeopardiae mere partisan triumph. Such Mving expended aH their money fa the I d birden b o . ' . fchicago, is really the gist of the arguments need in 0Qt tnP and tor other Purposes. If they M . . . . 1 sueceaaful in TTsa IlllllsiBSllSln ShH winKos ir inform hia niimar. are still suffering Utreet. The gentleman, not very many ous friends that he haa received the appoint- : 1 .1 I Li ti. 1 LI - I f . . I mmmm.. tm -ml. tmmmm.ml. timmmt. f Q ( 1 -V. V ce, iraoeierreu nis dusiucsb 10 ""u8ii uu iiUUj cjiwuij, ... J , . .. In in A ,, mllmmlm.lm..l where ne has been unusually tbe accamnlatton of wealth G to all point in Texas, Arkana, Missiaaippi, Alabama, Missouri, lennessee and Louisiana, via Charlotte, Columbia and AugusU & Road, - I. tic. I l I -6uuk p J toiuue , yci U UJUat UOl I . ,,n 1 . . . , . u iur, vuiuiauia uu Ainu IU- DWUi, opposition to a Convention at present 1 have money enough left to come back on . -hnird -nAdil- . it k- -k i IAn loscruuble Providence, which directs and their Southern Connections. Through XKrum. -:n .k tm .k:a. . S thov am nnable to rennrebRi tb .it "ngea speauy . ii must DC changed, .u aff.;rg 0f men. soon after the removal Emiarant Tickets, or First Clas Tickets sold. 30 m IS mm x ! I IS pi Efi What will tne people think or party leader.' who boast of uo higher mission purpose than self aggradisement 1 What DQt we must ne Slow about it : we must 1 of the Peutlemao and hia wife to this ci tv . and Baeeaee checked throueh. Parties wisbi m m. m m ' I a. a-l. 1 U . Amm L. l ot Homestead, and this operates against their JTJT 7 I . V , ot the geutieman anc . w- a mmi i i Uke llm6 nd Ptch it up by degrees ruled that the clergy tim coming. We do not know a single fami . ,. r, j tw ,. , , - ... a. ' , eovenug up or erasing a line or provision and the lutim a party worth that bears ao f ruite I Are lJt or ladividual for that matter, that has provision that the more enjoy the we to keep it up merely favored of its members may spoils of office f This seems to he the idea. All the newly elected office-holders will of course oppose a Convention. It will not do to jeopardise the prospects of Con servative aspirants. ; The party must be kep t jap for their benefit, and no risks run to better the condition of the people or to relieve them of a most unsuitcd and op- ive Constitution. left this section of the State since the war tjiat would not gladly return if the old place and comforts left could be resumed. Goodly numbers have returned and taken I any place or position they could get, after expending all their worldly means travers ing the country in quest of a better State to live in, but never found it. 1.1 i i . ' . rrequeuuy people go away to new countries, and becoming disappointed and of such members as may man should soon after intimacy, once begun, was it may suit the whims TT fc! EITiSl feTS8 , . , j to light, which has east a blight upon a be furnished either as may be induced to k.nn. -fen iuSmIww1 tk. atlttet.. mail. a f MVSMV fauaa iml-iivu USSV aiihHvt tjg I Emigrant Tickets, or First Clas Tickets sold, ne to tske Laborers to tbe above State, will find it greatly to their own sd vantage by negotiating with the undersigned at Salisbury. Information tea, time and Connection will personally or through the WATEH Wl Tfcs bast aa tk sosi aftlasw variai K. r. Bcaaramt, . , l i j r. vote that way. JliVery one at all acquaint- fame of an otherwise most noble life. ed with parliamentary aaage knows how Uitcago PosU a a lonelv. the v set about trvinc to natanads -r m J o t 1 lll 1 ' m . . I ,l,.; tmimmAm -k .k LS kl.Lj . I WW M 1 The fact is lbe people want a Uonven-1 ut -o wuuui iuc; iui ueumu, to T , , . , a," mtlmt L: "i 3 , sell ont bre and ioin thom ftAMMi wutm ior hod lueir iii'isi viiai uiieresu uemano I J w.v... difficult it is to remodel a document in this way. It is exceedingly difficult, and with the present temper of oar- people, it will be impossible to bring about the changes which should be made at once, in a life time. Furthermore, there is no evidence that eate everywhere in the eity, single house I 1 l.lii i . a a wo-thirds majority in the u"li"",P j j I Hp rmnmAnrpH n-l.on ow Yirlr warsaei nAf w aw Cau V W w mm a n ao UVV Millionaikxs orQj'HAM. The New York millionaires ar ' old men. W. B. Astor heads the list, lie is now eighty. THE FOURTEENTH GRAND ANNUAL FAIR A POPE. Gen' 1 . Paseenirer & Ticket Act. . Colombia. 8. C. J. A. afcCONW AVGHET, Agt. C. C. dt A . H. R., Salisbury, N. C. i LOUIS Z1MMER, Sept. 8. tf. Hps rill Agent. instances of this sort occur to us. parties persuaded away by the extrava- many years to come alter n,uch than a village, and the rise in Tk tn next one passes away : we feel confi- value was euormons. Wm. B. Astor haa J-UBI J ,U. 211 : 1 r. I. TWT - i?1 -. mm-. two sons, wm. 0. Astor, jr., ana Jonn IT! - I 1 xais iaiuer put na money in iana, lana, or thb and still more land- He was always Uann-rii ninni iu orirr an buying and never selling, owned real nUn I II UHnULin OIHIt Mil" RI CULTURAL SOCIETY. WILL COMMENCE AT RALEIGH, October 10 and Clow October 17, 1874. dent that we will not. unless a Convention is called. The existence of the Jacob Astor. After Astor comes A. T. it. "But the politicians, the hungry office hunters, the timid, the shakey, and the polleymensay no say the people shall Unt beir Wends, returned, Native party in thb State depends upon Stewart. When be left for Europe lately not have their way ; that they (the policy i) have a chance now to hold, on to tbe however, but after being ruined and dis- j tue action of the next Legislature. heartened for life. Such is the experience of ninety-nine hundredths who have allow spoils for a while by using a little policy, rf themselves to be deceived by the idea e .a ww v a I ft a . condoning tne crimes ot itaoicaiiam, quiet- that tbey can better their eoudition by ly submitting to tbeir bayonet imposed going west or eoutn. it is tneretore as Constitution, dec., and they intend to have their, way. If this is not what the argu meuts in opposition to a Convention mean, what do they mean nis estate; was estimated loosely at ooe hundred million dollais. This ia an ex affgeration. Hale worth between forty and fifty millions. . Vanderbilt flita across the boards next, carrying from thirty to touching that sensible people will con- thirty-five millions, varying according to I day. CELEBE ATI0H. A celebration, of the different Schools iu -eluding Mr. R. G. Poston's day school, a Sabbath School, Superintendedby Mr. T. M. tinue to be deceived and prevailed upon "iter and a singing school by Mrs. T. M. come a loog distance after. None of to leave Worth Carolina. There have rbifer, also aUraininarScbcol by Prof. A. W. these men are very admirable in character, been as many tortunea made in l. U., as Owen, took place on the 22nd of Aug. 1874 noue seem to have many friends, and UI10 000 TJaTDT Finest display of Blooded Stock, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Poultry, Ac, ever seen hi the Sooth, will be at this Fair. Grand Military Display of elegantly uni formed Companies from all parts of the Sooth. Trial of Spaed daily. Machinery will be in operation on the Grounds all hours of the ThomasTille Female College. This finaschojDl propety recently purchased by theunderngad consisting Of a large eYeofnmo di ous four story brick build ine, admirably adapt ed to the pniposCsofs school, situated immediate ly on the V C. H. K. iu a beautiful oak grove of 17 acres, with rooew J1 well ventilated & healed, will be re-onened as a Boarding School for higher female education on Tuesday Sept. 15th 184. Every department of a thorough course of solid, classical a. ornamental studies fi.led by teachers of known ability, St of from 14 to 20 years experience : anions them nrof I. L. Right, long A favorably known as Prof, of Nat. Sciences Ac, ia Trinity Col. N. C for years. A as an able A successful instructor in other iavlitwttMt Furniture new A comfortable EveryOutvg new. rjoard 4 Literary tuition lor 5 monli.a only $80. For circular address, 11. W. REINHART, Thomasville, Davidson Co., N. C. A aw. 20, 1874 Saaoa. sell 300 BUSIIELS WHEAT. Fur description ct said land. the premises, or of R. f. Sitnonloe, la ButaavUle. RUFTJ8 CLINR, Adm'r of Jas TJWtha. 8tateaville. N. C. Aug 90. 1874tf. Administrator's 'Notice "to (Mm All persona having claims against thm of Mary Marlin, deceased, a le ex In bu the same to tbe saaderatgaad oa ar before tbe 20xh day eAogwst, A. UTi. CATOEW RICE, Administrator with the will annexed of Mary llariia, DscdL Aug. 10, 1874 vw. NOTICE TO CREDIT01I All persons having claima against the SJ tale of Augoatua F. Hrilig. deceased. BSC hereby notified to exhibit tbe same to tU ondersigned oa or haeWs the S3rd day of Jetf A. D. 1675. CALEB T. BERNHARDT. Administrator of AUGUSTUS F. HEILIO, sssi July 23, 1874 Ot. and Heiierui, ounsellors goid Solicitors. SALISBURY. M. 0. Blactmer Attorneys, January 22 1874 tf. a m. i i nn i spring mock 194. 125 Bags "Old Tick" Coffee, 75 Bbls Sugars, 50 Boxes Assorted Candy, 35 Packages No. 1 Mackerel, L5.C00 lbs Bacon, 2.000 lbs Best Sagar Cared 3,000 lbe Refiued Lard, 500 lbe Sugar eared Beef, 25 Dos. Brandy Peaches, 25 M Letnoo 8yrnp, 60 Bores Candles, 10 Kegs Soda, 100 Dos Oysters, 30.000 Cigars, 150 Reams Wrapping Paper, 30 Dec painted Pails, 100 sacks Ground Alum Salt, 50 " Deaken's Fine " tbe price of railroad bonds. All others SF- ' I Durham, N. 0., has 13 tobacco fee m any mate in tbe U nion of the same number of inhabitants. There is no sec tion of cou n try under the sun better adapt ed to the production of everything esseo torirs. and shins about 250,000 lbs. of tial to the support and comfort of man moking and chewing tobacco every month. This tbe most active and en terprising of our metropolitan suburban vi Usees : and most esDecially it is wide Our soil is of a character most easily im proved when worn. And taking into consideration the advantages of climate, soil, water, schools, churches, Sec. it it a ke on the tobacco question, it being I almost impossible for a North Carolinaja tbe eveateat tobceo market in the State. At W T Blackwell's smoking tobacco to better his condition by Why not stay at home then f at Pine Grove, Scotch Irish Townshin, Rowan County, N. C. The Exercises were introduced by the dif ferent classes ot the several schools ( march - iug from Mr. R. G. Poston's residence a distance of i of a mile to a stand fin the a Grove' near the school house,) which had been prepared for the occasion, (said all leave the impression of being unhappy, to so many King Midases. About ten o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Henry J. Ra7mon, wife of the lately deceased journalist, was standing at the I intersection of Green avenue and Adelphi wben street, waiting for a ear, wben a young man. about twnntv-t vn vears of awe. atpn- classes being lead by a first class string ped np suddenly before the lady and grab- Railroad arrangements, both for exhibitors and visitors, tbe best ever offered. Send for Premium List. T.M.HOLT, President. R. T. F cm hum, Secretory. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Having on tbe 8th day or May, 1874. quali fied as Executor of the estate of M. . Reese, deceased, Notice Is hereby given, to all in debted to make immediate pavment ; and all having claims against the said estate, to pre- .a a a mm sent tnem in tne time preaennee oy law, or oft To J. J. Bell A wife Carolina Bell. Thomas A. dougnenoour, and William C. Cougben- lacssr. You will uke notice that I shall apply to Superior baud.) After being seated, the special exercise ing 8250. -Herald. bed from ber hand a pocket book contain this notice eovery will be plead in bar H. B. August Z5, 1814. their re REESE. Executor. the Judge holding at the next Court to for Rowan County at the Coort House in Salisbury, on the 4th Mondav after tbe 3rd Monday in September next, to have a deed made to me aa heir st Law of John I. Shaver Deeds no hundred and seventy acres of land aituated in Rowan and on the Waters of Grant's Creek including tbe mills situated thereon and belonging to Jacob Coos hen hoar, d ed " the said binds having been heretofore sold under s decree of tbe Coort of Eouitv of Rowan County, and purchased by my ances tor Jobn 1 soever, deceased." BDWIN SHAVER, Heir at Law of John I Shaver. Ang. 24, 1814-. I ALSO A lares stock of Boots. Shoes, dt Bsss. (very cheap) Hardware, Saddle, et Harass T mmm V .I Ar Mmmmimm Otis. A m n u 1 1 . uriiiuci m. ... " are also aarents for tbe celebrated Security Oil. warranted to stan of one hundred A fifty degrees dt therefore perfectly safe A very little I ar than Kerosiae. We also has a foil stock of Liqaors, as Footer. Dulin. A Bailey. Whiskey Gin. Oineer & Blackberry Rraady. Mederia, Sherry, dc malagi dee., dee. The above stock hi offered at I, at tbe very lowest figvrea, R INGHAM at CO- May. 14 !874-f.- Wiaea, - w