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Carolina Watchman. MA HUH, 4. 0AWA8ER8 WANTED. "We ar offering liberal inducement fo persons canvassing for the Watchman. PASSAGE OF OIVfcMGHTS. D..g M yr TBmBATAOTA)OPIflWA . J id she-n were killed in the Lulled Vht in the natural antagonist of disease ? 11 cniiu rass -a The rnmp Congress his passeo ana . . Ri thntiand were r. u ,h. vit.i nrinciole. Frortl the moment G-ont, the traitor and tyrant, has signed, fcm jo j-tf, Carolina I Ye legislators that disease i developed in the syetem, thU the most infamous and wicked measure find a constitutional oimcruty champion fights the introaer unni j eiinwr w. i.ort (oarifl!ii vp nrinn or tbe exterminatm dogs or even Jevy.ng a tax conqaers or in conquered. Which sue sbouio ,u"' -B'l I fnt. I. .kM.M Umfur .. . . . . Mlh A AtU , . r,M. i u;ii krn nnon wiem. n r'i"r -"" - meucinai science npow in iorce oi iaw. iuo ui... iw6.. ..., . :- , - Tutnis who . . - . : a A -i..l. tk. eue a Ib laj. Robbing is er third to the thanks ot our people for his efforts to establish a etfftal post at this point. We an indebted to the Hon. A. 3 If errimon for a copy of his excellent speech In defense of the South, delivered in the V, 8. Senate, on the 17th, of last month. tyThe tUleigh Sentinel reaches ns Very irregularly, we have received but toe copy in a week past. The Newt is also rather irregular. TZ i Tr TTZ.J i invalid who chooses to does himself with de- wicked North Oarekna in the back ground and plrti -d of toning, invigorating larkation ti,e outb degraded. There is each a an Titjting"hU enervated frame with Hoa- Chesanoakc and Ohio Rail road, announce tbo removal of all difficul ties in the way of prompt and rapid trans notation of freights and passengers orr beir extensive lines. JVTba March number of our Living and Oar Dead is received. It is a splen did number, and the interest which it al Vaya Imparts la kept up. It contains 135 pages filled with entertaining and hseful matter. , , re have been requested by both ladies and gentlemen to republish our editoral of last week on the Congressional address, and while we feel highly flattered the eneoniums passed upon i', we shall have to decline, as we never repeat. Then again, we would not be willing to modify what we did say, and could hardlv resist the temntation to add ir W ' ! i of H. L. Browo, lTThe State Senate has passed a bill post-poning the operation of the Usury btM until the 15th, day of December next. 1 This )ooks very like child's pin y, and Jra an surprised to see a legislative body to toon going back upon its action. After days and weeks, taken np in dis cussion, the Usury bill was passed through both Houses. No sooner is this done than it is die covered that a mistake has keen made ; that the law is premature, and that its operation must be post poned at the behests of the rig, the taoney sharks, bankers and brokers, who have not yet completed the work of ruin with which they have been afflicting the country these many years. What it the post ponement for ? Will it give any relief that will not be equally demanded at the expiration of the time naked for ? It is but too evident that this appeal for the extension of time is made at the instance and in t lie interest of the Jnoney ring. They are lothe to give np tJie opportunity for extortion, and hence this device to have the operation ot the law post poned. If they were entitled to any consideration we would be for extend lug the time, but they have made their jack by taking advantage of the necessi idea of the people, by exacting usurious nL 1 .1 s interest at a time wnen ine people were least able to pay, by rfreveutiug enter prise and paralyzing industry, and are not entitled to any consideration or any tavor. They have done their worst and i I A .i f a A jney nave reaped meir reward, ir mere are now any favors to be shown, in God's V 1. . t i .1 l . name, pas u oe suown me sunerers by excessive usury, and as compared with the money lenders, they are as a hundred to one. Will the House be guilty of the stupen dous folly and injustice of endorsing the action ot the Senate T nent members of the facnltv whose testimony to that effect is published in Hostetter's Ala- nac for 184. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. dWeatite. secretive and excretive orran. al t r a aa a . . a . . . We nave seen so much ot tuts snomtng. present in use. This tact ta conceded nv emi I t .1 r l. I . .i trimming, and cowardice among office holders, legislators, and even members of county and municipal boards, as well as among persons on whom responsibility devolves in other positions, as to make as sometimes doubt the firmness of nearly 1 1 T ... . every pony. io man ougnt to accept a rwiaitinn wlinA dntiwa lit ia afrairt I Aim- r- ' A Xo. 1 Home Shuttle Sewing Machine, in charge according to hu honest convictions first-rate mnnint order, with table and all of what justice and the public good neceasa 17 fixtures for sale for 935. Apply at quire. He should not regard the sneers jgy tf 1 if nnn .1 In n a aunt np Tt ik. nPnfilft tt'nil A iinlunt oi1f.ll mnn a , , A r s I 1 I I IiLUUlX W I LUL I H I UHl t " i i - . v u iu u ii.vw V v. i iui.ll. quu IIU I ' - ' r ' MiinrnfMn t r luu prrtTii urn uinr others, to fill their public offices there I u r V?iu 11 IT A' l5JL - li - would soon be a decided improvement for FOB SALE. the better. The large majority of those who fill offices at the present day ride in on prom ises, with little or no other gratification than brass, impudence or ignorance When they have achieved their object, they forget their promises, their duties to the public, and go to work devifing means and wars to keep themselves in office Tbey are as supple and wiry as a jumping jack. They trim their sails to suit every wind ; dodge, shuffl t and prevarication, are every thing by tarns and nothing long. Now this is no fancy picture of the average office-holder of to day, but a truthful sketch of the Urge majority, as ihey appear and act after thy have secured position. Is it any wonder there fore that we find so little to approve in the sayings and doings ot our public assemblies, and so little of general interest to the people at large 1 Let our watch-word be, henceforth and forever, good, honest men or none. LFor the Watchman. FENCE QUESTION. As the fence question is agitating the minds of a great many and, it being a question of im portance, I will give my views on the subject, as I have lived where it ia a law. All farmers are acquainted with the task of building new fence, and remolding old ones every year, and In The UNITED STATES. FOK COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO. Forsale by J. McDAUGIILIN, A Ron, manutie, i. WEIL & BRO. Onldsboro, N. C. II. M, HOUSTON, & Co. Morroe N. C. MURRAY, Co., Wilmington. N. C. WILLIAMSON, UFCHURCH, A THOMA, Raleigh, .N , V. W. L. McGHER. Franklinton, N. 0. TEMBERLAKE A EARES, Pacific N. C. BRANCH A CO. Wilann. N. C- W. A. ANOEIR, DURHAM, N. C. March, 4, 3mu ROBBINS IN CONGRESS. We have received and have on file the able speech of the Hon. W. M. Kobbius delivered la 0oagres8 several days ago. We shall give this speech, or part of it, next week. We know that it will be generally read and lolly appre ciated Maj. Robbing ability and boldue8 'eminently fit him for the position he has tilled with so much credit to himself and w ith Mu h general satisfaction to his constituents. He made the following happy bit last Thurs day, while the House was considering an appro priation bill. Maj ltobbins gaining the floor MM: I renew the amendment to the amendments I am not well enough to do justice to this ub joct to-day , but I hear so much ttaid about the Slate of horh Carolina that 1 feel it is due to her that some of the Representatives should be heard on this qiiustio'n , and unwell as I am 1 must address a lew words u the cominittee. I see no occasion. Mr. Chairman, lor increas ing this appropriation, as1 it is proposed to in CTuaae it, by several bundrod thousand doNar. When the country ought to be and is beeomiug more peaceable and law abiding instead of getting worse. The trouble. Mr. Chairman, bout this business all lies in a nutshell. While the Government is being ran upon the pretense pf pieventing the iutimidation of voters, it is engaged itself in intimidating all the democratic soters in the South' for party purp wes.j That in what you ru a your courts for ; that is what yon pass your laws for ; that is' what you propose to suspend fhe writ of habeas cor- jsas lor, and threaten to dentroy the very liberties -of the whole country in ordcf to intimidate mil ts of white men and drive them from the noils. that you can hold on to newer. Sir. you ight to be aahamed of yourselves when vou ld as up to censure because, as you state. a have intimidated a few negroer. while Von are endeavoring to intimidate millions of white men. rnac is wnit i tne matter. Ia North Carolina. Mr. Chairman, the mar shals have had more than a5U,000 paid to them, and I do no, know how much more has been expended, but I believe several hundred thous and dollars in one of the North Carolina dis tricts. Mr. 8PEER. One hundred and forty thous and do' lam. M. ROHBIXF. This is in one-half of the Rtate, when in the whole State of Kentucky the Government only paid $68.n00. . , v. Mr Chairn'ani His all wrong to put this rouua sum ui),(ajO,oji4) into the bands of a man like the Attorney General of the Cn red htates, a man Who works for his party and forgets his country ; who peemR willing to en slave and destroy States in order that he may Vr.rl KATA' man tn tllH Lf'trislatllie Who i . a I A It of sectional hate, envy, and diaboMsra, has do wilhollt u the prosn enerfkB of patient, thereby help- been clothed with the authority of law, pnt f m re-election. Charlotte Demo- . t or ,4,0a id n reinforce the vi- and Joreea npon an un w wing peopie w m Cr. tAiity of the patient and tiiereoy aaasss in qyeu fire-brand at a time of profound peace, to T. tDe wa t of wbld men VU ing the ailment t Of cowee the proper an- innllo virilAIICA Alld liroVdke bloOili? lied - 1 nnl of man vhn baTA the nerve to do ewer to this question nut be obvious to every iiivi y sweww mr g- I BM a v v. - - ' j s The fiendish cruelty and reyoj.iug mou- what they believe W be right, under al! one .above the grade of an ,o or a n. . .1 l! , J II .i I mzKX it " strosiiy 01 uie meaauru rc r circumsiancee ana himself with . . . a a it . . . n a a. ;. j 1 - - -t eed by the saerillgious and attempt to efface the line of demar indelibly flumped by the band of Omni- rt after ofiice, snch a cringing Jo power, tetter's Stomach Bitters, must be either feeble nntanr .a barrier ae-iiinst the commin- mmmk temnortzinff of exoediects. on the minded of deranged. Surely nothing short of ,0 - I W M W - g JT amp wm fW -t w m -a:..- netUa iL m.At w5Hf.lv il1ff..ifnt L.-t iU ...irmuii wmI. nn hi i r. affairs imbeellitTof inaanity aould induce a pemon . - r ' . .. .1 1 laborim? under hodilv weakness and nervoua and distinct races ot men. I as to disgust all men of decency ana imei- . t . j.w ,.,.1 ... ... .. .1-. utsl? Y T. rTT, .1' prostration, to take day after day powerful we an Know mat mis mi is tne cnuu ngencrana raase worn sunn we of dntmtic pargative in the hope of nf bate and cruelty and that it is passed honor? of official station. XI a good man strength thereby. Although charlatan to further degrade and humiliate Southern chance to get into place, the time-servers, Mj advertise preparations of this character aa mnn mid women. Notwithstanding these the weather cocks, the rinrs. the boot-licks tonics, people in the full pnesasuon of their huae mctives. we would fain believe that and the tools of oower all torn their reason can not, one would think, accept them .u man -li ,n,n,.pH tl. i 5-. him t aiifl., l.ia voice I such. If tley do the penalty of their crrd . rL! : r.u Va!!I- L.ia m. ulity may be the ahortening of hyea. The loaiusome om weie iguoraui. u i.uc cuurnu- una aisairoT ui miiucncn. a ub """"" i , . i ;i- .u, j- ity of the crime they have perpetrated of monopolies, the pimps of cowards, and bUitoted mnd nfr,ow, and all who are subject against their race, against nature and the representatives of filth and ignorance to intermittent or other dNene bronzht on n.m', flnA hut m l.avnn anch nanti- I .nar mt Um vaAianU him. titiitl ha ia by the wmlenmrt whether whfcfi prevail at ' , I . ... . . r .. this season, will do well to atrengthen their ranee, indeed, we Know to tne contrary forced to desist from wuat ne oeuevea to nerrea. tyne their stomacha and regulate their They have recklessly set everything at be right, or retires from public afftirs bowel wVtU the Bitten. The two-fold opera- -defiance and consulted their baser passions altogether in disgust : Simply because aperieBtf in dditJon to its direct and atci6c oulv. Thev have iirnored the laws ot the oeonle too often eive a more wiIImiet effect uram the disordered liver, render it a " I w r - - mr - "I.jl. j r ih. flA a..A ,l.!r nnnirir Am ntitn. . it. .k- him eincieni remeoT or conipiaima in me suv ii va iimu vvMiiij www- i xaa suvus at aa an a a iv uiui lion and the good of their own race, the eacred demands of justice and peace, decency and civil liberty, that they might enjoy the fiendish pleasure of revenge for a season. Yet onr statesmen (7) will still counsel quiet submission : our mer chants still buy goods from the authors and defenders of these atrocities ; and our farmers and laborers, still continue to dig and delve, plow aud hoe, to fill the coffers of seme of the basest creatures that ever disgraced the image of the Crea tor. What does this measure propose to dot Why, it simply proposes to override all aw, human and divine, and force social quality between the white and negro races, and ultimately amalgamation to orce intimate social relation between two races as widely different in all their ttnetjons and nature as the horse and the ass, or tbe eagle and the crow. It is . an attempt to degrade bv association the most refined intellectual, and elevated race with one that in the period of five thousand years has rot' even shown sufficient capacity td achieve so much as h'story. We should not be understood as ridi culing the mental capacity of the poor negro, or reflecting with undue severity upon him, for we are kindly disposed toward him, knowing full well that he is not responsible for bia nature; but we are merely stating facts to illustrate the monstrous crime aud wickedness of the mad fanatics of the North. If history is to be believed, if the most accurate and able writers are to be regarded, we have clear historical records fintn the time of i Herodotus to the present day, which is about 2,300 years, to prove that the ne gro has always been a stranger tQ civili zation. In addition to this tbe monument- tal records of Egypt, 2,500 years anterior to the time of Herodotus, show that the negro was the same stranger to civilization . 1 . 1 . 1 m I rn . men mac ue is to-nav. l nere is no record, no monument of negro civilization known to history or scientific research As a race they are literally without i history, and by nature savages and averse to civilization. Yet the fools and fanatics of this age arc attempting by force meas ures to engraft this inferior race npou the snperior, knowing full well if such a a a a . thing could be done, without the most revolting crime against the decrees of Heaven, nature, decency, and humanity, it would result in the destruction of both. What then should be expected f those who are selected as victims of this most villainous and ungodly measure ? Should they assist its consummation by quiet resignation to a fate worse than death ? or by honorable, fair, religions and legiti mate means ptrive to avert t 1 They can not, as responsible agents, as chrlsftans and philanthropists, as true patriots and good citizen yield more than an abso lutely forced acquiescence while they nse every possible legitimate means to break its force and effect. And if thev are not abject cowards, they can do much ; for we have many- illustrations of the utter utility of force measures thrust upon a people of courage and manliness. We are told by Abbe Goeghegan that, notwithstanding tbe terrible and bloody laws passed by England against the Cath olics of Ireland, during the reigns of Henry VIII., Edward VI., and Elizabeth, even to that of James I., not "over sixty Irish embraced the Protestant religion in all that long time, though Ireland contained over two millions of inhabitants. This is an illustration of tbe benefit of erne) force laws. If onr people are not indeed in grates and cowards this monstrous measure nf wickness and madness, which is intended to crush and degrade them, will serve to "4 t - rtk puruy ana elevate tnem. there are means to render the law of non-effect without resorting to violence. Let onr Lpeople be vigilant, patient, and firm. NOTICE. Ar sr ww mr to Creaitos of he eat 1 r Ail persons having etaMna agsanel the euue of U. L.Brown, teeeated, arebeveVy notiied fore the 5th day of March, 1876, and all peraons indebted to said estate ire requested to seuie promptly. March 5, 1875. JOHN p. MfcMJr.iix.J-v Administrator de bonif no of the aetata of H. L. Brown, decd. March 4, 1874 owa. NAVASSA MO. The atteniinn of Farmrt is called to the JoUotcing Statentrwf of the merits of this superior Fertiliser. - J. ALLEN BROWN, Agent. Salisbury, N. C. Price $60 Cash, $65 payable 1st November. Ma. J. A. BROWN, Agent for NavaaaaGaano Co, . SalisUcuy, N. C. Dear Sir: I taKe pleasure In givihf totf the following statement in regard to the Havassa Guano, which I have been using for the pant two veara under cotton on mv fares" In 187S 1 uayd one ton at the rate of 266 lb, per acre, leavins one teat row for each acre. The final remit was 900 per cent, more cotton, and near ly 200 per cent, oa money inteated. In 1874 ('last yearl I oaed one ton and a half, applied it aw in 1878, and the final remit waa 640 per' cent, more artton. Not oaring a fig who ones it or who don't, who aaya it pay or who don't, or who heJievee My report or who don't, I expect to continue to one it so lone aa it ia kept up to its preaenl ' a. loura, cav K. A. PBOPST. Rowan Co., N . a A BEAUTIFUL METALIC GRAVE CO VKBII, s now offered to every one interested in besmtifying and protecting ihegra their deceased relatives. Thry are made in four size, with a rariety of styles, ranging Th price f,f. to $60, according to siae and style. Can be pointed any color d-sin-d, saaaWa? galvanised to suit the fasTe of purchasers. A g .Ivaniaed plate, osmieiaiiig Ut. insariptioa partiee desire, is furnished with -ach mound free of charge. THIS HANDSOME DECORATION is offered at sucJi prices aa to place it wiUmi reach of alt We invite tl,c and public generally to call and examine for tlx roar I ve. Specimen can be seen at J. A. Kamray s office. C. PLTXER, Agent 8aili$bry. Ji. CAg. 6. 1874-ff i r-? L. Supvir Court. Special proceeding Petition fr Divte. North Ca r i.i : a. ALLKXAXDEh COL' MTV. Mahy St aiim . Avsnnst. f. J. 8TAnxrs. I a this eas it apraring thai J. J. Stamea, the husband f ptitiorr Mary Starnea is a non-resident of tbf State of North Carolina. It is therefore rdMvd that publication be inane in the "Carolina Watchman" a nws- lJ,,''w mt I . . . . . r. ff -S Af f to teat of several guanos last year, I rennet you PP7 Pl"shed Miisnory. nn varoiina. or the pub- r six sueceaaiTe www, uouijoi mm LOOK OUT Clayton. N. C, Fob. 8, 1875. MEsans. THOMPSON C WOITAKEB: Sir : In anawer to tbe repeated oueationa aa a to publish the following statement lor the iu lie benefit, t Ity examination you will see thst your Navasaa beats them all, and I intend to use none other this year). I used seven kinds of guano in the following mmntr, weight 20 lbs, of each kind, put it in four rows, the rows being 100 yard long, this ho in st at the rate of 24) lbs. guano per acre, on common pdbr gray land, and gathered from the respective pickings as follows: 1st picking. 2d 3d 4th Total 32 171 15 1077 Sea Fowl, 83 Star Phosphate, 80 Whann's Rawbon. 80 Patapaco, 29 Bradley's 8. P. of L. 23 24 J 17 17 17 12 13 13 Guanahani, Feb. 25, 1873. 1 mo. 1376 12 73 lr 73 17 12 14 73 15 14 16 69 16 IS 12 60 F. J.'HOLLOWAY. IMPORTANT SALE OF Tow n Lots sad Farm Laod J.J. Starnes Defandant to apiH-ar al tb nxt Superior tlourt to h- held for the County of AMpa der at the Uoort riooae in I ayiors ville. on tbe 3rd Monday iu Mamh next, and auswer the complaint of the plaintiff within the first tbiee daya of said Tnn thereof, or she will take Judgement for tbe relief deman ded in the nmplnint. Witness W. A. Piad Clerk of raid Court at office in Taylorsrille Oh this the 30th day of Ju. A. D. 1875. W. A. POOL, C. 8. C. R. . LINNET, Atte for Plff. Feb. 4 1675 Cw. pd. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. In obedience to a decree of the U. 8. District Court, the underijfned assignees of Jehu Foster in bankriiptcv, will proceed to re-aell on the 20th day of February, 1875, at the Court House in Saltitotiry, hegtning at 12 o clock, the iollow ins valuahie Propertv befoitKirc to the Said Jehu Foster, bankrupt, to wit. 2 acres of Land in the North ward of the Town, known as (he Ice Pood Lot. 8 acres of Laud in the Town adjoining the Land of Hon. Brrton Craige. 1 acres known as the uravet 1'lt ixx. ibi acre of Farm Lantls 2 miles North West of Town, adjoining I be Lands of aire. W. U. 31c Ni'cl v, If. C. Dunham and others. Al.-o a portion of his Homestead in the North ward. TERMS : One fourth Cah, balance Six, Twelve and Eighteen months, in equal pay ments. Persons wishing to inspeel the above proper ty mav do so hy ratlins; on ns. T. K. BROWN.) . . 8. H. WILEY. A1" Salisbury, N. C Jan. 19. 1875. (4U.) POST-PONED. The sale of the above property belonging to Jehu Foster, bankrupt, was, by proclamation Peter M Trezler, administrator of Levi Lawrence, Plaintiff, aqaitut. H. C. Owens ami Wife Elisabeth, Summons. w m. t . u atson and wife Amanda, James Lawrence, Johnson Law rence, and Julia Lawrence. De-Cadttnta. Special proceeding to make real estate assets. 8ATTE QF NORTH CAROLINA TO THE SHERIFF OF ROWAN COUNTY GRREETIFO : t Y"on are hereby Commanded to Summon H. C. Owens and wife, Elisabeth, W. O. Wat son & wife Amanda, James Lawrence and Ju lia Lawrence the Defendants, above named. if they be found within your County, to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Rowan, within twenty (20) days, after the service of this Summons on the exclusive of the day of such service, and answer the complaint. a copy of which is served with this Summons : nfWek 187.x when it will all be And let toem take notice, that if they fail to mW , th, cHoose in Salisbury, at 12 answer the complaint within that lime the ! i, m pu;.;h .m.w. ik. r- . r. ur: oca, ju. We are doles; a a exieaeire ocrineas la CLOTH -INC and (U'STOM TAil.OKISG. thronah Local Ageata, who ate supplied with ssmp'es shoving onr Rj aJj-made and Cnstora Piece llooda Mock. The plan is working wait for I'oaswaiera. Agenu, and onrselTea. We deatre o extend oar baaiaaaa ia thai line, sad thr that parpaae will correspond with bona fide applicants for ageaeea. ted real I name and reference a tn character. DEVLIN k CO r. Q Box aUfl JaTeXi mWW WW. - aw 1 I W Sst - 'jsBSSSShaan. BELL& BRO. OfTer the beat "Hectioi of Jrarlrr ta U ound in TA'csrem North Carolina. (. 4MtM4inr LADIES' AOENTS GOLD WATCHES , Gold Opera a ad Teal Chaiaa, FZZffB GOLD P LATHI) Jewcky, SILVER WAJIE, GOLD rFSS.it. NORTH CAROLINA Moi KT 1I.KAAXT, t'A 13 A BBVS Co The second five months terra of this Institu tion will beg-in Jan. 4th, l7o. Kxpensea for Board, Toil ion, Room Rent, Washing, Fuel and Llithta. from $70 to $00. For Catalogue apply to L. A. P1K LK, I'resident. NORTH CAROLINA. i. v x am 'Kit Cot'XTT. Superior Court. VYlUJAX IlOWMAN, ajamt, Secial Proees ding xxc BowgAS. Petition ftsr Dieore In this rase it appearing that Anne Bow wan, the wife of Petitioner, William Bow man )s a nou-resideat of the State of Nonh Carolina. It ia therefore ordered that publication be made in the "Watchman" a Bewaiaaier nab- Thev are agents for ihe celebrated Spectacles snd Sre 0 lasses, ltaufaetar- Citw. a fr "" Mincte Crystal PLIiKU- I Watches, t lurks a uo Jewelrr r. loired ana COLLEGE. : wsrrantetl 12 luotn, charges as !u ax p I tant with work Htore on Msin stn Hofel. "tree. 1 doom aliore Nataaaal 1874 ly. of the Assignees, poet poned nnlil Saturday the lishejio Salisbury North Carolina for six in an a a m mar a a u t i i a, . isw. - . suceeaaive weeks, notiljring the sa d Anno Bowman. Defendeot to appear JU the oext S-iperJor Court to be held for the County of demanded in the Complaint. Herein fail not, and of this Summons make due return. "! 1 I 1 3 .1 , .. bio !.. U tm ,n 'l . I oitcu unutr mj nann ano tne seal oi said know that it is noamall job, besides, ,t requires cm of Febrn.rVf m tnai tne oesi iimoer in me woods must be cut Seal. J. M. HORAH. to make the rails, unless every farmer should Clerk of the Superior Court of Rowan Co. clear a new ground when the timber would be CRAIGE A CRAIGE, i l . Plaintiff s Attys. is not economy for the timber will all be slain M K ' anu the woods turned into fields to be cultiva ted in a few generations to come, whilst fields now cultivated, which could be made more productive than ever, will be thrown out to grow up into old held pine. Then, where will the timber come from to make rails ? V hen the country ia as barren a the western prairies the "A'o fence" will be- i i i . . come a taw, anu wny not aaopt it now and save the timber for the use of future generations, avoid the laborious task of making rails to keep the farms under fence. The fence law will have several good effects without the labor saving. The North Carolina HOME Insurance Co., In the first place, the time spent in makine OF RALEIGI. N. C. rails and building fence, can be devoted to improving the farm, by preiwring manure and INSURES DWELLINGS, STORES, MER- ivnuiavni ox ait ainna, sowing clover seea, I (JJJ .NDI8E, AND plowing more frequent and deeper and should .irvinnl I ii ru I lunAlhi mwtA 1 I 1 a S 9 vivuiiw. ciiv4 nkicuuuv wuru, KCCJ) yourselves posted in the progress and modes of Against Loss or Damage by Tire, 0B the agriculture and the laws of nature. Should bT.i iTjjniilUTxLtLi the labor on the farm be diminished, during 0Bt Ma Terms. the winter month, bv doing .way with fence ito StoeiUolaVra are rentlemen interested makinflr. trv and send ronr fhi Hraan t anknA ' J 7 0 f w af sHHwiaai iiwi I . . a w SASf g-n a T in ouitoiBg up xortn iaronua lusu- Siperior Curt : Dane County- Henrr B.Ownes, J. T. Williamson 1 A wife Jennie, H. L. Lineberrier A wife Julia, Edward L. Owens, an infant who sues by his next friend J. T. Williamson, and Wil liam S. Owens an infant who sues bv his next friend J. T. William son. IVaintiiTM. Summons. more, that they may improve their intellectual qualities, for the progress of a country ia in proportion to tne intellectual development of her people. The idea of the old fogies, that farmers need no education, ia all bosh, abanred, and the result is oppression. Farmers must be educated and enlightened aa much aa any other class. The fence law will also be a means of im proving the stock. A person cannot afford to keep so much scrubby stock when he must unions, and among them are many of the prominent bus iness and financial men of '.be 8tate. All Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid. It appeals with confidence to tbe In- keen them up and feed them, but must necea- surers of Property in North Carolina, sari I y keep less and better stock. r Why keep four little cows to milk two cal. 0n TT, T.4Wi... Ions of milk per day from them, when onegood MbUuiMG IlUIllC lUUltUUU, cow will give tbe same quantity in a dav, and . T certainly one cow will not coat as much to kep K " A 1 1 aK, J r.f 1 rest. her as four will ? Why keep a poor stock of 0. B. ROOT, Vice President, 5gtwJtoat they may weigh one hnn- flV a'rnK n at po. fUa. dred and fifty pounds a piece, instead of (rood " A 1 ON GALES, Seer j. suick m win weign two hundred pounds at P. COW PER, Supervisor. 12 months old? Farmers must wake up and oevwe means to save labor. aim unc w as u ar n I . Agent at Salisbury. Uriah Phelps, and Hervey Sparks, F. M. 1'hilfipa and W. K. Sharpe, admr. of the Estate nf Hiram Phelps, decM. Dreaafeats. ' " STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA TO THE SHERIFF OF DAVIE Col'NTV UREETT1NO : Yon are hereby commanded in the name of the Stale to Summon Uriah Phelps, and Her vev F. M. Phillips and W. K. Sharpe Admr. of the Estate of Hiram Phelps, dee d derennanaa in tne aoove action, to appear at the next term of the Superior Court of the conntr of Davie at the C-ourt House in Mocks- ville, on the 2nd Monday after the 3rd Monday In March, then end there to answer the com plaint of Henry B. Ownes, J. T. Williamson A wife Jennie, S. L. Lineberrier A wife Julia, William S. Owens, Kdwsid L. Owens, Plaintiffs in thin suit. And you are further command to notify the said defendants that if they fail to answer the complaint within tbe time speci fied by law, the said plaintiffs will apply to the Cotut for the relief demanded in tbe complaint and fur all costs and charges In this anu incurreu. Witneaa H. B. Howard Clerk of onr said Court at office in Mocksville, this the 16th day of February. A. D. 1875. Seal J H. B. HOWARD. Clerk of Superior Court Davie Countv. In the above case, it appearing to the aatiafac- tion of the court, that Uriah Phelps one of the Defendants in this case is non-resident of this (State and that his place of residence is unknown, it is osdered that service of Summons be made bv publication in the "Carolina Watchman," a newspaer published in Salisbury, N. C, for six weeks successively. H. B. HOWARD. C. 8. C. Feb. 25, 1875 6 w. Printers fee 510,50 t i rrrvrvTitTi b SALOON, M VS10.HOIIMECOR.EI PA LIS BURT. X. C, Have joK received a in Ut af Imaactaj asi Native brands of WHISKEYS, BRANDIES, GIN. BUICaV., Alexander at the C-urt House in Tayba- I LitTr9 tOSMV'S T BnWS, Uaravwev ville on the third Monday ia Harrh next, i Whisk and aaswer the eomplaiut of the Plaintiff tt,. a r.m . ,r. will ia the first three days of said Term' r i-i I hereof or the Plaiutiff will take judgement Jtjfe htskeg, and North Carolina Can for the relief lemanded in the complaint. itness. W. A I'..ol clerk Superior Court r Alexander County at office ia Tay'ure- ville. ou th is day of January. 1375. Sal W. A. POOL. c. s. c. Jan. 28. 1875 fiw.Pr. fee $10. pd. Holland OK asj Apade aW Whiskey. Pure. Jamaica French Brandy, ftc. Peach Brandy, J. C. draught. Beat bottled Ala, other wines, Sconr imnaat whan and toast Brandy, from the celebra tod Vineyard d C. W. Garrett V Co-, N. 0. BataU and Canned meats, Oysters, and Fish, Cheese, dec W. T. Black well 9c Co s H. J. S. L3r Eveiybodv who prnfers to see their home papers prow instead of those A I T .f - . l .ia i.u ....I .iA.u... at ine ortn, are resDecuiiuv rfntiestea i he truckles. J to fend ns snbscribers for the Watchman, mingfon Journal. Senator Merrimox. Tho Richmond Dispatch says that "Mr. Merrimon. of T - a 4 ..... .omi Carolina, distinguished himself aa a March, 4 th 5ooos. DR. S. VAN METER ft CO Proprietor of the famous Charleston III. In- an shift debater anA m i. m I Proprietor MZJITJr-n7- r - 'V-r... 1 irmary ara andoraed in tbe last '"ft fc" uisci'Kion on CM.OU 'n-J-T , Srinll in 1M of JSOrtOU s bill I v . ; r c u i, i." u nt . i ii nLiinia tiuiTiia in i irAiiii ut uirii v i in uiu i egulatine the manner of counting th inenee Snmh .n4 nni,. AWi bv fiftv mini- Hectoral votes for President and Vie tors of various denomination. An opportunity Presi den t . ia now offered to obtain a thorough examination Senator Merrimoo is doing credit not w- g"" visit the oajyrohHMolfb-t to hi. Stata.-ttV. MinMT' nmflatStmm Am Charleston, 111. NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firm of O. If. Bnis A Co.. are notified that If they do not call and settle np their accounts in thirty days their papers will be placed is the hands of an officer tor collection . Geo. M. Buis, Feb. 18. 1875. 1 mo. "MTCHOKASCT.or 80XTL CHAM- r Df G." How either sax may fascinate and nin the love A affections of any peraon they hoose instantly . This atmple, menial aoqnire ment all can possess, free, by mail, for 25c, toast her with a marnafrs rnida, Srvptian Ora cle, Draaaaa, Hints to Ladies, Wedding-Night Shirt. Ae, A queer book. Address T. WIL found in your county, to be and appear before the CLERK OF OUR SUPERIOR COURT, for Davidson County, at tbe Court House in Lexington within twenty daya from the service oi the summon, exclusive off the day of service. and anawer the complaint which will be de- !s.J:'tu a I saw a. a i i a m posueu m ine omoe oi tne uierx of the (Mi per - lor Court of aaid county, within ten daya and let thesaid defendants take notice that if tbey fail to anawer the said complaint within the time nre- scribed by law, the plaintiff will apply to tbe Cnnrt .,- L. A) J vi.i . i me unci urminura in me coi plaint. Hereof fail not and of this summon make due return. Given under my hand and seal of aaid Court, this 16h day of January, 1875. 8!- C. F. LOWE. Clerk of the Superior Court of Davidson County, and Judee of Probate. It appearin bv affidsvlt to the statiafeetinn ol the Court that' the defendents Garel SorraU J - - r a a . .. . tiv. t. nurnu, namea in tne forgoing Summon", are non-residents of this State, and cannot after doe diligence be fonnd within mia biate, and that their place of residence cannot after due diligence be ascertained, and mai sua a ei en dents are proper parties to this action relating to Beal propertv in this Slate : Therefore Ordee that the aaid Summon wnv of which ia hereto inimiH h. Ja on aaid defendenta, Garel Bnrratt and Rpencer C 1 a a aw . a, aa. oarrau, ny publication of the same ones a week for six aocceasire weeks In "The Caro lina Watchman" a newspnper publihed in the town of Salisbnry in the 8tFf Judicial District. Done at office in Lexington, this 22d dav of January, 1875. C F. LOWE. Jan. 3B, 1875. 4hr. DAVIDSON COUNTY : IN THE SUPER IOR COURT Jessk Lakb Admr. or ) Bevly m kkatt, Plttt. V Summons. Spencer Surratt, Wm. 8orratt,8rn JameaSurratt Daniel Surratt, Lewis Surratt. Debnaha i lover. Clark Loflin A wife Linny, Jerrv Morris A wife ( W. T. B) Cbtwinr Tobacco, and tW r nni-w, .nuw rrwicK oy nisnext inena ro. Peacock, Garel Surrail A Spencer L. Surratt, Heir-at-Law, Defendenta, 8TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, TO THE SHERIFF OF DAVIDSON COUNTY GREE I ING ; Yor ABB HERKBT COMMAXDED TO 8UBt mok. Spencer Surratt. Wm. Surratt. Sr, James Surratt, Daniel Surratt, Lwia Surratt A Debnaha Glover, Clark Loflin A wife Linny, Jerry Morris St wife Frances, Moses Peacock, Garel Surratt and and Spencer L. Surratt, the defendan a above named, if to be f I ca . mm. anginal iuioam OBBoainaT lot Ctpars ,and a supply of Use 8aUk Jfaetk cbauin pipes, and Use Jet or Tl-ti stem. Call and see a Feb. 11th U75-3bo. CALL AT J. H. ENKI88' I) R U G MPOEIUI E A 8 It presents Great Attraction to all, saw dairy to the sick and afflicted, .Fro fact he has on hand a Largo and well sataaas assortment of DRUGS, NBDIH DYES. PAINTS, OILS, PAT EST MEDICESSS WISES, LIQU0B8, str, Which he ia determined to sell mcBssfsr cheaper than any Drug Hoose ia the Staia. AL80 Calofaes, ToUat Boa pa, Combs, Taatk t Hair Brnsboa, Tobacco, Bsajags and Banff. Copperas, ax N. B. PrescnrXiooa careful It and compound at ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OB AT REDUCED PRICKS. . . JOHN H. ENNI8R. As--At C. R. Barkor AJCo's. stand next u Paami A Bro'a. tB-t2l5122?. Address G. StiwTOS 'JOS. LI Alt m Co.- nibs. Finis. 4 Portland", Maine.
