Carolina Watchman.
.AUBLKY THOBSDAY. JAKUARt?.
NOTICE.
What the rotten Radical party, with
Grant and hit tool, Williams, at its head,
is doing for the people of Louisiana and
tbe Sooth, politically, the money and
n 'road rings are endeavoring to do for
la people, financially ; that is, pot tbera
nder their feet. If liberty in this conn-
tr tn ht- nreaerved. if neaee is to be
I ' m .
maintained, and prosperity end happiness
assured, the people must awake from their
slumbers and resnlre to wage An uncora
promising war against Radicalism, against
monopolies, rings and exorbitant L sury
These are vicing with each other for tbe
mastery over the masses to make blares
of the people to cheat and swindle them
tt of their liherty and their substance.
'Eternal vegilance is tbe price of liberty.'
The Money rings are laboring hard to
prevent the Legislature from enacting a
vary law,, fixing tbe interest on money
at reasonable rates. Will the Legislature
hoed the paid for arguments of the ring,
and lea re the people at the mercy of these
money kings. The large monopolies, and
the rings, money and Railroad, are strug
gling to place their feet upou the necks of
tbe people, and by lesson of the bribery
and corruption of legislative bodies in
this country, they here well nigh succeed
ed. If the thing Is to go on there will
eoon be a moneyed oligarchy a few men
who will dictate terms to labor and fix tbe
alee of money to suit themselves. Very
large numbers of the people are now but
the shires of the money kings, bankers
and brokers.
its kad in this country and vhicb sjhnukt
aviuse every -ante American to blush wiiii
shame and di-msuou. Wo cougmiuMfo
Oak Forest grange 293 met according tne citizens of Louisiana and the people
to sdfeurnmfnt, and elected the followit g si the country that this entrsordinary and
r i , .nU. AiA nnt nrnrnb eio-
nflWw. in tt t ' " a way ww.. r-- - .
James F. . Brown,
T. C. Watson,
T. F. Watson,
"T. J. Sumner,
W. F. Watson,
John Lingle,
O. H. MrKeusie,
W. A. Brandon,
Master.
Overseer.
Steward.
L dare r.
Ae't Slew
Chaplain.
Treasurer.
Secretary.
Gate- Keeper.
aid.
Iamra and bloodshed. A forcible rests-
tanco wonld have been justifiable in this
rase, if it be ever justifiable iu any ease.
For a greater ontrage on every principle
of free government was never perpetrated,
were it not for tbe fact that the people uf
Lnntsisna have a sure resource for tbe re
dress of their grievances in the sense of
justice of the whole country, and in pub
lie resentment, which will be kiudled to
the highest pitch by theae atroctttea and
unexampled proceedings-'
The Tribune nays: "Nothing in the
history of even tbe great conspiracy by
which the border ruffians undertook to
seise the Territory snd State of " K tuas,
can furnish any parallel for this crowning
iniquity of Federal Administration. The
citiseus of Louisiana have seen themselves
. i a j l j j a i . i...
m. m-r-r-r--m rni'a ea ana aeiraaucu, nu wucu mr
THJfi i,jfltAOAA uxvxa. frjad Hare, tbey h.ve
From the captious of acts published in en tue whole power of the General
this issue some idea can be formed of the Government used to consummate it and
Beliable Testimony
It cannot be reasonably auoassV that ehen
a person tesiiue to the efficacy of a remedy
whose benefits he haa experienced, Without so-
v. " a mM bbbbb
. .. . ,Jj Unit. ti tUmt hfduM ma far tha CHirwusc
unci au unBwnx" t m ...
misleading the public, or irom anj oiawi-
Lady officers.
M E. Cowsn,
S. K. Mi.ler,
M. C. Goodman,
D. ft. Watson.
Sereas.
Pomona.
Glora.
8. A. Steward.
value and amount of work already execu
ted by tbe Legislature, Our readers will
form their own opinions, snd lest they
judge too harshly, we will only say that
inmiv ot the members are new and tnex-
make villainy successful. 1 bey make .o
outorv, but upon facts ss they are tbey
invoke the deliberate judgement of tbe
American people.
The World says : "We hope there is
no American man who can read tbe new
perienced in legislate matters. There rom New Orleans without a thrill of
is yet time for tbis body to redeem itself,
atid remedy the mistakes wi.h which t
mav stand charcreable. If the members
shall return to Raleigh on the 18th iust,
aad proceed to perfect aud adopt such
measures of general interest as are most
From tbe money centers come the ar
guments in favor of licensing tbe money
sharks to prey upon tbe people. In gen-
ioes articles arc put forth to convince the
people that ft is to their iuterest to psy
enormous usury on what money they are
compelled to borrow ; that money should
be ttfres," antrammeled, and that the
money lender shall have tbe legal right to
exact from the borrower whatever rate of
interest he may see fit, when he catches
him in a strait. Woe be to the Legis
lature that will sanction such an outrage
poo the masses of the people. We do
not believe that the flimsy arguments of
lbs money ring will have any bearing
with the present Legislature of our State
The people want, and tbey intend to have
sooner or later, a stringent Usury law
Many of the Southern Slates have, since
the war, repealed the old Usury laws, and
tbe result has been most disastrous to tbe
masses of the people. The laboring clas
ses have grown poorer day by day, while
tbe speculator, the banker and the broker
hare grown rieh.
Frankly Confesses His Guilt,
A Grand Kaprris (Mien.) clergyman.
who fell as Breeder and Glendenning are
accused of filling, has published the fol
lowing card j To the public I frankly
needed, they will do much to relieve them I confess to tbe fearful sin ot which I am
mImI of the charges alreadv nreferred charged, and will not be cowardly enough
I I . t il' .. - I
. : to lie or see. a palliation oi my weasness
against litem. , .. T . . . .
it was not expeciea mai tue prcsem eoro ?on of lhc worM t haf)e offe,ldt.dt
Legislature would waste any time on and the forgiveness which my sincere and
private bills, or in attempting to pass laws profound repentance be to re God and mai
in vuiai;n nf thA Pnntintinn Iimm thi calls for. I have returned my le ter
ri i-.i i j. --- friend ship to the denomination which I
sort of legislation had wrecked two previous , r , . , , ,
.1 r have so grevously stricken, and abandon
hod.es ; out ii was expecieu mat pai ex- . ,he BrofeM:on which T llaVe ao deulnr
perience would not ho lost on the people's ably stained. May God and man pity
representatives, and that the effect would and forgive me, and aid me to do some
ii , a m m . s m
prove beneficial. It may be that it is too -- "rk yet in lite tor tne good ot
soon for the errors of the pad t to be cor- . t a, , , . '
. , . . to make Adam a plea that a woman din
reefed, but it is not too soon to cease to lt WW my own weak tnd ttnjjUar(ied
commit them. soul that in a moment of frenav and nas-
. a
It Was well known that the present I sion, wrought my downfall. In peuiteuce
Cinstiiution stands in the wsy of such ana nnotteraDie sorrow.
. T, . .. J j i (Signed) B. Fisk, Jr."
legislation as the people mostly needed. x '
Tbis being the fact, it was not unreason-
nV.le tK tnnnnio th.it a T.PP-i-lafnr K.vinv A GlRI. MURDRRKD AND HrR BODY
.u -...ir... r X-U k-.. A Packed IV x TRUNK. -Mary Bradley
, i , ,. , n a young lady residing in Mauayuuk or
at once let about remodeling that Con- Coshockei i. was broo abt to Philadelphia
stitntion by the most expeditions and Tuesday or Friday last by a blacksmith of
cheapest means. It required but little her native city, to have an operation per
investigation to aseeruin that the Conven- firmd npon lier. she waa reeived, it is
i ., . a. alleged, into the care of Dr
an fliAil a WSSAS1 It A rr c uhAta All nf hnra a 1 '
bivti itstruw ww ma sasw uuu uuu l easa vtuii ww
Sm
x . u. rer-
nente. alias Dnhuis. who had an nflSen at
secure tbe desired chsnges. Yet a Conven- fo0. 966 Fib.rt B(rwt. The eirl dietl. it is
tion has not been called, bnt we still hear I reported, under the treatmaut, and infor-
of weak kneed members writing home to I mation of the affair being given at polire
ascertain from their constituents whether qf, a ueiecuve was uciiuiea io
,. . work up tne case. I he otneer found, up-
it is necessary to call a Convention or on ,DveaUgationf thwt the bodv had
not. Such want of capacity, firmness, ukpn fmrn Nn in nnk TJfth itrmi
fintess for Jeeislative functious have a lyiue-in-honse, and tansferred to a me d-
KESTRICTED CONVENTION.
Many of those who have Just come over
to the Convention move, favor it restric
ted. Well, it matters vsry little what excuse
is given for espousing the cause now,
since the large majorities of the people are
determined to have it, no matter who favors
or apposes. If the present Legislature,
representing tbe Conservative party, faila
to do Its duty in the premises, it and that
party will slink away out of sight, while
sew men and new organisations will
trample upon their gr ives. But the idea
of restricting a Conven. ion is, to our mind,
an absurdity, especially .is it is proposed
to be done by the Gebera! Assembly. It
Is true that we once had a restricted Con
wee tion, but those restrictions were msde
blading by reason of the fact that they
wore ratified or sanstiooed by tbe peo
ple at the time tbey voted for delegate
Without this ratification they would not
have been regarded by members as valid
- ma .a ar 1
or Dinatng. inese restrictions were
merely instructions given the delegates at
tbe time of their election, and in this sense
wore bold to be binding. But the idea of
tbe General Assembly restricting the
Convention ! It is the creature restricting
tbe creator the people agreeing to run a
rase and then binding themselves with
chains iust before the race. In other
words, it i the people restricting them
serves.
Now, the reasons which heretofore sug
restrictions no loognr exist. They
from local causes, a sort of rivalry
between tbe East and the Went. But
now there are no snob causes aud no no
eeeeuy tor restrictions. Hut restrictions
or oo restrictions, let us have a Conven
tion and without further delay. A large
majority of the Conservative party is io
favor of it, and of course the minority
should acquiesce. If a large majority is
not permitted to control the action of the
party, than it is time it was burst up
sd, so will say the people. A party haa
lost its usefulness as a party organisation
when tbe majority is unable to control it
sm. ass I
memuers. u calling a twnveuuoo and
reeaodeling the Constitution will break up
the party, it is not worth saving. Better
have a good North Carolina Constitution
ban a thousand years of Conservative
rule undW the one we now have. With a
thorough North Carolina Constitution we
fear tbe rule of no party. With tbe pres.
ant one tbe rale of any party is an op
prcselaa.
rarely been witnessed.
There was s general demand from the
tax-ridden people for a Usury law, for
a law to protect sheep and birds, and for
some other measures of general iuterest I remaining space filled with sawdust
that were pressing and important ; yet
none of theee hare been touch-id. But. Gallantrv Rvwoihm. Tl.n Vr
ieal college on ninth street, below Locust
The remains had been packed into a Sara
toga trunk, the lego being pinioned behind
tbe neck to admit of the body being placed
in the receptacle above named, aud the
as we said before, the time is not yet too I Department has presented medals to Ser-
ate. and we hone the nennle will h n.. ant Wood bull, pnvates Ilarungtom and
r r T r--r . J .i , ,i, -
tient and bear will, the General Assembly 7 rwm ""P, ,"XOn,' OI
.. i u.. . ,, : Gen. Mile s command, for gallant conduct
wu..c M.Br.. er m oispoBi ln retfI8l,ne an mlUck by Tmlians in tin
tion on the part oi many members to do early fall. Tbe story of their, bravery
their f.ill dnty, and meet all the requite has been pteviously told, but is worth
ments of the uoonle. We therefore ur. recounting. 1 heae, hve men, with a com
r o i i i
patience.
sImsrs. EDITORS. Having been a cu
sta t readder ot politic psfers J$id siFob
server of the eventful ehamjr s in the history
of our nation, for more than a quarter Of a
century
military life and a great sufferer by the
changes which have been wrought iu the
government and seving the ueeeaaity of some
thing heiog done for tba relief of the people,
I take th liberty, by your permission, of ad-
dressing tbe public through your columns
and offerttrtr "remedy for the many His now
p eying uptm the body politic. Without
wishiog to discuss the subjects which de
rided our people on tbe wisdom of tbe leg
islation (during .sad sinee tbe wsr) for the
restoration uf peace and order, I propose
to offer a pla: which in my humble opinion
will do inure to restore prosperity and hap
piness to onr people than anything that has
been offered heretofore. It is evident that
each aud every. at of reeon si ruction is only an
aggarvatiou of the malady sod in patching
one -rent auother is made which only changes
the location of tbe disease, without effect iuj
a cure. The South was ruined by ths reeefks
ot ths war and has uot recovered whilst
every other section of the country j now
feeling her poverty, e?eo Europe ia, not so
i . i . . . i . u . ft r.ii
uuiuieresitHi speciaior, oui neiuui leeuuit
tbe effects of our c;i '.amities whish are not
confined to everyjjpr racehi this coun
try. Why are So' many thousand of laborers
out tf employiueuVsa the north? Why are
mules an i horses so lew in th- west and so
hard to sell in tbe south ? Why do importers
of fine goods have to re-ship so many of them
to Europe I Why do onr merchants com
plain of dull times ? Why do capitalists re
quire hesvy interest on money or keep it
locked up iq vaults ? Why are the farmers
unable to improve their lands? Why a e
the poor getting poorer ? Huiply because
the wealth of the producing portion of the
nation was suddenly taken from them. And
it is idle to talk of better times in onr dry
without they are reinstated to their proper
condition or reimbursed for their losses.
Physicians know that to open a single arte
ry in a man's body the last drop of his blood
will escape and death ensue unless the flow
is checked aud political economists ought to
kuow that for the nation to be prosperous
. ' . 1 f t lit r . m
every section inereoi snouni ue ir-ei tr in
every unnecessary burthen. Yea more!
different nations feel e.ieh others adversities
and prosperities.
But says one what is to be done ? 1 an
swered : relieve the South and she will in
turn relieve all other sections, or Vtce Versa,
keeps her poor aud all other paits of the ua
tion will continue to share her distress. No
man or country suffers alone in his or her
downfall aud when either a e lifted up all
around eujoys to some extent their prospe i
ty. Bat says another objector, who is to
render assistance to so large a number as
were ruined io the south and are now sharing
their poverty ? I answer, the power that de
stroyed cau and should restore, and that
power is he geueral government. But ays
another, she is already hopelessly io debt
and repudiation is talked id for her ivlief.
I answered again, repudiation is uot necessa
ry, for a large national debt has the tenden-
Lcy of averting war. aud if the interest is paid
annually auu the principal in instaMmeuts.
though at a remote period, her credit will be
good.
Now if these propositions be due it is the
duty as well as the interest of the govern
ment to re-instate the southern people, this
may be done by issuing enough new bonds
bearing a low interest and insuring a long
time to psy all citizeus for all their lossei
they sustained by the 1st? war and redeem
vll outstanding bonds so as to make the en
tire national debt redeemable in 50 or 100
years. And if the slaves of I860 are paid
for, which may be done (in bonds) by alter-
tivs than that of gratitude. It is still mors un
reasonabls to suppose thai. eminent physicians
would corroborate the evidence the given na
lesftibey wars persuaded ot its truth. The
proprietors of llostetWs Stomach Bittera are
I consunily in the receipt of voluntary isaumoo-
isls acknowledging tbe onrstive snd preventive
potency of his benncent tonic and corrective,
emanating not only from those who hats Hit
iu ina.ience, bat aim from well known
borm of the medical profession bothhfrs and
abroad, who have witnessed. -fu etfeds, and
prescribed it in their private practice. In the
face of such evidence as t hi, to which the wid
est publicity has repeatedly been given, it
would be absurd to question the medicinal vir
tues of the Bitters. Skepticism upon this point
was long ago disarmed, and tbey are to-day as
a A ss e a a a
ancn re-pcoieo ana iar more wiaely Known
than many of the official remedies which
figure conspicuously in ths phsrmscopoeia.
They are universally recognised to he tbe
supreme remedy for intermittent and remittent
fevers, dyspepsia, liver complaint, general de
bility, disorders of the bowls and nervousness,
aa well as a means fortifying the system sgsinst
j malarious influences and those which operate
injuriously upou the sensitive organs. Wheth
er used as a remedy for actual disease, ss a
mesns of building up ths broken dawn phyai-
1 que, or of hastening convalescnce, they are never
resorted to in vain, and they restore complete
health when prescribed remedies cannot even
initiate its recovery.
Jm
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A BEAUTIFUL HETALIC 6BATI CO EBIHG
Is now offered to every one interested in beautifyinf and protecting the (raves)
their deceased relatives. m
They ere saade in four sises, with s variety of styles, ranging m poee iswas eau
to S60, according to sise sod style. Can be paiated any enlor aesuea,
ralvsaiaed to soil ihe taste of purchasers. A galvanised plalr. eontamibg whatever
luseriptiori parties d.-sire, U furnished w ith cl. mnniwd V
THIS HANDSOME DECORATION l -.
is offered St such prices as to place it within reach of ail. We lvtte the CittSJOes
aud publio generally to call and examine for rlieroSelVeS, 7tt 1 fQl
SrdM. n b. J. A. B..,-. .Bo pX-YLEi, Ant
Sailitbmrt. X. CAuf 6 ltl-tf
FOR SALE.
A Fine Milch Cow with yonne Calf, spplj
to 8. F. LOKD.
Kowan Milla N. C Jan. 6th, 2w.
Auministrators Notice tt Creditors.
All persons hsvine elaims as.-iinM the etate
of A. M. Goodman, dvceased are hereby notified
to exhibit the same to the undersigned on or
before the 8lh dsv of Jsnnsrv, A. I) I87H.
TilO.M AS T.GOODMAN.
Adm'r. of A. M . OOODM A N . Dec.
Jan. 6. 1876 -6w.
NEW MACHINE SHOP.
I am now prepared to do all kinds of
repairtug with dispatch. With gxl tu
and tweutl-five years esprieue- iu the
business. safifacti.n is s;narantel Epmaj
attention gfreu to Eucine and Boiler wik.
Cotton voolen. Mining and Affrieolturr
Maohiuas;aud wom turning of all kinds.
Shop on Cofner of Fulton aud Cooneil Street.
Salisbury, fi. C.
July 16. 1674 -tf.
E. H. M ARSH.
HO ATS CAROLINA ClLLEGE.
Mui nt I' t suss st, Laaaaaia to, a. i
The second five month tt-rm ol ibis Inslitu
lion will begin Jsu. 4th, 1 ').
Exja-nsea lor Uonrtl, luilion, wmm n-ni
Wsshinjr, Ftel and Utfhta. irom $70 to $90.
For Cstslorne apply to
L. A. BlsILE, lr-ideol.
"TURNERS
N. C. ALMANAC
FOR SALE AT SALISBURY
BOOK STORE, by 0. PLYfcER.'
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANT OF MEMPHIS, TEBR.
The Leading Life Company of lite South.
Investments made and Losses Adjusted st
Home.
Annual Dividends Declared to PoliCyIfol
der. Pi!icie in N(rlht'rn (Companies transferred
xcitkotU Iota or ntiditri-oi .m . .-i omioy.
The Pioneer Lite C., of tbe South, establish
ed in I860.
Net Aet in July 1ST 4, $2,24S,026.S5.
Annual Income nrarlv) Si, 700 0l0.30
A. L. OUKELL. DHAYTON A WllJTE
Special Agent, Salisbury. S. t. Gn. Agents,
OnWVharlotle N . C.
Jan. 1st IS7-S lmo.
GreenHboni Pr'riot, plese copy lb?r times,
snd send bill to this Officr.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
The public School will open in Ssttsberj
on Monday the 1 1th Jan. I87S.
1P74
DISSOLUTION.
The firm df C. R Btrkr A- o, wa di
Molved on the 1- in., by mMinl inent. All
personi indebtl are rctpn-sn d In call and settle
their aeeonnl with Jno. II Fnniw-, axent, at
V. R. BarktS A CL - old Stand
C !C BARKTl?.
S. A. E5Sm
Dec. 31 1 m .
e ws,i 1
gkw essP
s Mm sWV m w a t jWe
rade who was killed, were surprised by In- ing or amending the Coaslituliou, let the
dians, who fired upon them, stamp ding government retain one half of the amount
their horses snd wounding every one of their paid for them to he used in transporting to
number, one fatally. I bey dug a slial- Africa all xcho may be willing to g-. snd pro
low trench with their knives in tbe soil va them with homes and a vears Heine f-
snd held their assailants at bav until ti,; ;n .u. r:ii
. - . w l ict niimiig- w win wwskwwz wuvj V. I II
night time, when the latter withdrew, ntMtinn unA nrarunt w ,
A CARD TO THS PUBLIC.
I wish to return inj sineor. thanks to the
public aud the citizens of Salibnry for their
(ts nmage. good will sod mauy kind Wishes
for my success as Proprietor of the National
lintel and would chrfu'ly recommend my
suecetsor Mrs. Dr. Reeves, ss worthy of the
kind ronsideiatiou of the public. VUhing
you all a Happy Xr YVar.
I am your obedietit sreant.
W. T. LIXTDX.
Latest from New Orleans.
New Orleans, January 5. Sberi
dan has assumed control of the Depart
men t of the Gulf. In a disnateh to the rM vv v 1 11 or t
Secretary of War. dated head Quarters of their n U Tk- mnlAl nA ,,- civilize and christianise Afrtea; increase the
MiKtary Division of Missouri, New Or- revolvers several limes iu rpeline the P1"00"018 of ,h truPics nd th wnnre of
1....... T .. .L. t- I .... ' o I -u.. '
uiirjr mini aaja ue regrets to charges ot tbeir foes. They had no food ur,u
announce a spirit of defiance 10 all lawful and no water but that which fell into their The new or consolidated debt of the
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,""u,ft;uu "u 'Hfy m ie. trench in drizzling rain during tbe fight, eminent though heavy would be owed to her
ea 22Ss?W2.1E i d n7te"r " iT LTIJVZ" perly I people, which would re-in.ute the fallen
Il.hu two and BlLk one " " " lU " " voPriB1nu south snd by reflez action benefit th. other
. . -1 i . 1 .. .
voting. Walts was declared speaker sections 01 ins enure i-anon. 01a sectional
ordered the S irgeant-at-Arms to prevent Rch gh The New York Herald savs ""K8 of auiwsity would be obliterated.
o-paiiuic. j oe ciera was men elected. "ie as yet have no answer from Bna universal prusperny re-esiauiisneu in
swearing in members commenced, and Washington as to the connection i.f 1 1 our country. Foreign ooDutatinn would flow
. - ST" w ' vmi. 'a
several scuffles ensued from the Radicals President with the stock-jobbing despatch to the south, our agricultural and manutae
endeavorius to leave tlie Hall. A federal about Cub and Cuban affairs which sp- turiug inteiest greatly increase, whreh have
oncer was sent tor wno entered I tbe Uall peered in tbe newspapers anticipatory of ever been the life of every country and with
ttBed in iffZ J J f T' 'd. Whiub pr1UCed e pr- ft ival 'f wWh h" country must con
called 111 fifteen armed soldiers. The found an impress on upon the minds of . w
mnmhrr. nnt rl0,l j.,j u:i . . i. o : . i. 5 . l" V1 tioue to be subject to peno heal pauics.
ticutru nunc pro- i ioc opauisu penpie ana upon tne tunds
teafinw Wrm Inrl fmm ik. 1 'PI... ;.. r Jk mm .
NATIONAL HOTEL
Mrs. Dr. Reeves hss again resumel her
bosiuess iu this well kuowu house, atid she
earnestly siliets the patronage of tier old
friends and the public at large. Guests
stopping at tbi House will find nothing
neglected that will adtl to their oomfort.
ueitherou the part of the proprietress nor
that uf the clerk. Mr. D. R. Fraley.
The Outuihus will le found at the depot as
usual to eouvey passengers to and from the
House..'
Dec. 31. 1874 ly.
PARTNER WANTED.
In the Forage snd Commission bnsiiiess in
the city cf Knleigh. Buainsas si ready es
tablished Store House on X. C. Rail Road near
Depot. Reference given and required, br ad
dress Ac, Apply to Editors of W atebmau.
t-p'd.
. . u Mui. i uc iii wuuun. x nere was never a more
old clerk was placed atihe desk he tn hmUi atelr.;..kK;n. .k-: .: j
... ...... . - -J .-' V"W iv-anuii, auu
soldiers. Uis aud all the Democrats worse than all, it haa been traced directly
now left the Hall, and the Legislature to the President, who gave it to . the
was wiinout a quorum. Washington correspondent of the Asso
Was ever tbe like known before t Claled Pre88- Should tbis not he made a
Federal officers orf.ni.ing . State Legi.. W "f lDiry b Congress "
lature by dictating its officers ! A State
S e -5 1
tnat such old fogies as CsJhesjn, and Clay Inter-Relationship in Poltosmt.
anu weueter were wont to regard as gov I Una ot tbe beauties of tbe polygamous
peno ucai paut
' JOHN F. FOARD.
Iredell co. N. C Dec. 24th 1874.
Not a Vision of Mirza
The story comes from the London
Graphic, from which it appears that M on
to Cbristo's escape from the seek in which
he was flung into tbe sea from the Chateau
i r i i -a a a
r i mm i.am skkkBm m .m w. . . -
...a. aana w- -y jMKSi2!M
p.r. . p.: ertcd by th. 8fU t " LTCLTK " L!"'0!? CMre f Wh ftnc.i..n.r, . Shir.., Sloh.n..
there any ereater ontran. I... ik. 15GZ1 7J TT . " L " "" med Vina an condemn M be f..i.nrf
W t ..--fc- - a V I ,ll nriiiiiii say wtr 1 r h i.n .4. -
Is
peepie ot these so-called sovereign States 1 and her two daughters
is there sny lower deep nan a
stuk any lower
are brow-beaten
degenerate creatures
.si . !
wora tbeir own misguided off Snrinr
But we can't do tbe subject justice, and
Thus his first
I,. Wife fa his mnllmr.in.law I.:. J i I
pp.c . . f "U-UBUKII- UannV familtf UmA i m rrn 1 1....'.
. HtthdT, than tbo.. .bo BBlWi by hi. 6ret .If. LTZJl'
nan ororner in ua nti.or !,.,. .. j i 1
and spit upon hy the ..- "i . ..7 A . .. . "ua " be thrown into the river
i ui t ui uucic iu nis oiner efn Mm nA ... . -
of their own handi- von ran .tnrlv It r.,-.k : ' " tor Mohammed Mutt, his
i j " tuiwuci, it vuu wani i . . i li .
(. - . - inrgnt io aearcn nis poeaei, wn
1 T
our only consolation is that tbe vile, tyran- Rooms or ths Cktt'l Ex. Com.
nlM.l aL .a ' a I nTUr f1MfMn.n ya. I
' ii maw aw mui perpetrate these mon I T. abty,
w. iom, iiss. )
np in a sack with a viper, a cock, and a
cat, and after an boor's time, when tbis
scquaiu
were to
Fortunately
execntioners
ieh eon
mined a small krrifeV Directly the mouth
of the seek was closed upon hies - and t is
companions be cut in half tire viper
which was aire dy encircling his lea;: the
cock and the oat were next cKsnatched.
a j
strous crimes against constitutional liberty e VT . ' ocl
and the right, of the neonle are nmr-arlv I ssrvaTirewt "if ! . I nd PereUo oaeupied ,he remainder
': ' 1 J I . - jf 7 v,'Kw" - ill Tr- I of hi hmir
1 .
his hour by simulating a violent fight
animals, and gtvintr forth the
oeased w tbe Louisiana States Hnn
yesterday a spectacle which is tbe first of
-- " w WS.
gatned tbe other side of tbe river, and
post-baste Io Europe, for the future
l- m . Ll . . a ,
To all Bfli it May Cam
Our neeaiinits will lie made out on tbt- first
day of January. ifA.
We mam haw the Cash for them.
We urge rvrrr peixiu indhtJ to ns
(either hy Not or ao-ount) u euioe forward
and pay tbsiuiuui at om-f.
No accounts will Ih pa-nd on our bodis
for 1875 uu'il your uole or ac-uuul for 1674
is paid.
CrtXWFORD HEILIG.
Salisbury NiC DrcemU-r :i. 1874. Suns
INSURANCE NOTICE.
Having; adrepted the Auey of the old
aud rtUuble )SEV ORLEANS Inf. C ...
Established I $0o. vrirh has oerer ceased
doing business sod hss paid Six million
dollars losses tn the citizens of New Orleans
alone. I am prepared to issue Fire In.
Ptdiries to trjy friends who wish to build op
j tolcent Southern Institutions and kep the
money in the South. I can be seen at thr
otfieeof Wsltou dc Ross, eoruer maiu Si. Iu
uess streets.
Dee. 10, lino. J. D. McNEELY
NOTICE TO GRANGERS.
All the Grangers who fee an iuterest
iu a Grangers Cooperative Store, will be
pleased tn raeet at F rankling Academy
on tbe 2nd Saturday in January next,
1875, for consultation and pei feeling ar
rangements to that said, also we wish
every Grange in the comay represent. -d
with information on th subject from tbeir
several Giauigee, what stock each Grange
IS likely to subscribe.
Meet at i he hoar of 11 o'clock.
By order ot Uuioo Grange, N. C.
Rowan Count v.
0 AliNKR, )
L. LYfcSRLY, S Committee.
D. l.A UU I N iKK. )
December 1874. 52:2 w.
Oder lbs best salvation of Jewelry to be
a esteru Nwrtii Carvliaa. (Jasssiauaf of
LADIES' dt GENTS GOLD WATCHiv
Gold Opera and Test Ckain.
fZITB GOLD FLATilO Jewelry,
SILVER WARE, COLD PESS.dr.
Administrator's Notice to Debtors.
All persons naving elatins a.a'ust tb es
ate of J. F. Goaiinau. deceased, arehereiiy
notified to exhibit the sauiM to the nnder-
siicne 1 ou or bfforw the 4t'u day of December.
1875.
JOHN K. GOxOuMAN.
Ad.nr. of J. F. GOODMAN, Dee.
Decembers. 1874 6w.
Thev are aient for the celebrated Jfti
Fpectacles mo lye Glasses, Ws unlaw tor
cd frota Minute Crystal FEitltLrJi:
W a tehee. Clocks aaJ Jew4ry rmmmimwd end
warranted 12 auontbs, chsraee as low assaaSjM.
tsnt eith cockI work.
Store on Main airteCt doors above KaSiasavl
Hotel.
P llf. . I c
HARDWARE
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Br er. f.il observation snd ssassiiuia of
aTeral year in the Mercantlls A Ilardarare
butna, are have been enabled to ascertain
pretty well, what ike people aead in oat line.
I and we have purchased our present large and
well assorted atnt-k with sandal rtterewos to
their want We flatter oorseleea that we can
tleaae our friends snd the pohlis gfJUeisllr,
tab as m quality and price. Oar stock ecawsats
of eeerrthina ismalle kept la our Line, asset as
pocket snd labia CUTLERY. PlSTOLI aad
;UN8, Blarksmilh and Carponier's Tenia
Trsce, A all kinda of Wagoa A Wall Cksiaa
Wagon and Buggy Material;
nonae-buildinc Material, aaek aa LOCKS,
HINGES, SCREWS, (.laas. KAILS, FaSty.
Ac Best of white PAINTS, 8 A DDtES,
BRI DLEiS, HA R.NE8K, CHECK and BC'GGY
Lines ; Dtaaton's Circular A Cprifht
MILL SAWS ;
two and one man Croaacnt and Hand Raw ;
SL Gum ami leather Belting ; PWwa sod
Plow Moulds; Iron and Steel Bngwy sad
oo Tire ; Straw Cutters, Meat Otter.
CORN SHELLEES
Administrator's Notice to DeMors
AH persona having claims against the estate
of James Murphy, aVecaserf, are hereby notified
to exhibit the same to the undersigned on or
before the 11 tn tfsy of Deeeroner, A. IK 1875.
J. P.GOWAK.
Admr. of James Murphy. Deed.'
Dec 10. 1874 6w.
Cedar Cove Nurse r ies.
Craft snd Ssilor. Proprietors :
R-d Plains. Tadkiu County, N. C.
ureal innueemenm onerea to pur-cb.-isers
of Fruit, trees GrauS Yine.
Strawberry and Raapberrv Planta.
aT? - I w mm a a a .
rrice Law now reaqy, wilU lut ol leading
I -.: a i . ?.
sneiien. oena ior ik
Address.
CRAFT A 8AILOR,
Red Plains, Yadkin Co., S . C.
Aug. 8, lg74 if.
NOTICE
JAS. LEFFELS
IMPROVED DOUBLE
Turbin Water Wheel
and nunT other things too anasetwaa es ssea-
i ion We invite all to give us a esIL aa iteaa
Stree. 2 doom Mom KlmStf Drmy
examine oar stock and bear prices
chaaing elsewhere.
Special attention gnven to
SMITH DEAL A HART If AN.
SalialHirv, Nav. Ifl, 74. 1 sssa.
Stock 1871.
A
UJSH
POOLE d HUNT BALTIMORE,
aaafsstarars fsr taa loath aad Csatkw it;
Nearly 7000 bow in use, woiking under
beads vary i ng fmm 2 '" 240 feel !
24 sizes, from 5 to S6 inches .
The ssaet powerful Wheel in the ssarket
And mont t ronoinical in use of Water
Large ILLUSTRATED Paeshplet sent
post tree.
MANUFACTURERS, ALSO. OF
150
Portable and Btniirniary Steam Engines
sud Boilers, Babeock Jk Wilet.g Patent
Is hereby given, that sapJiotloa e be Tubulous Boilers. Ebaugb's Crasher for
Minerals, Saw and Orisi MmIs, Flooring
Mill Machiueur taar White Lead Works
and Oil Milk, Uaiunf Peilwwe aud
Kaugers.
SEX D FOR CIRCULARS.
Sep. 3. 1874 6 tn oa.
A , . iLa - a. X a S a a
luaue iu me pmoii general AaaeaiDty tor a
Charter to incorporate a company Car the aavi
gattonof the Tadkiu river from the N. IX Rail
road bridge in Rowan Con to 16 miles above
WUkesatwo, or as far as practicable,
WW. L. BUOWH,
For Incorporators.
Dec 16th 1874 5 time Pd.
125 Bigs ,401d Tick"
75 Bbls 8arars,
50 B lea Assorted Candy,
35 Packages No. Mackerel,
15.000 lbs Bacon,
2,000 lbs Beet Sog.r Cared ITssss,
3 000 lbs Hi fined Lard,
500 lbs Sugar eared Bee,
25 Dog. Brandy Peaches,
25 " Lemon Syrap,
50 Boxes Candles,
10 Kegs Soda,
100 Do. Oysters,
30 000 Cigars,
Rests Wrapping Paper,
30 Do. painted Fails,
100 sacks Ground Alass Salt,
50 " Deakea s Fins
ALSO
A Isrge stock of Boots. Shoes, at Bat,
(very eh ear.) Hardware. Saddles, at Harness,
Tanners. Kemeioe, 4t Maohiae Oiks. Wo
are also aawats for ths ealskratsd Abjdis
Sewarity Oil. wmrrsated to stead a
of one koodraaj Ac fifty degrwes
dc therefore perfectly safe ot vary little
vr taan Kemaioe.
We also hare a foil stock of Uqeors. seSi
ss Foster. Dulio. A Bailey. Whiskey Wwm,
Gin. Ginger A Blank berry RrassSy. Porta.
Mederia, Sherry. A snaiaga Wisaa,sjiieS
The SaWve stock is ofered st WMeedo
st Retail, at the vary l-vat taieSW. t
TtlVGHAM A CO.
oscretrry.
1 oiuniarj cans irom nis isineriana.
May, H 1874-tf,