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Carolina Watchman APRIL 8. CANVASERS WANTED. Wo are offering liberal inducements to persons ennvatslng for tbo Watchman. We invito attention to the pro gramme to be observed at the Centen nial at Charlnttr. The thieves have been rebuked hv the Democrats of Connecticut. What will Grant the tyrant and traitor do about it? It will be seen by a notice In thhv paper that a meeting of the Stock-holders in tbo Yadkin Railroad has been called for 8th of Mav next. It will bo a meet- . or ing of very great importanoe to our people and it is to be hoped that it will bo well attended JSrThe election in Oonnetient last Monday, resulted in a great Democratic w ctory. Democratic Groeruor, three Democratic Congressmen out of four, and s) Democratic Legislature were elected Tbo gain ts 2 Congressmen, and abont 3000 increased majoiity for Governor, iy Wo are indebted to the Hon. James M. Leach for a copy of his fine speech delivered in the House of Representatives a few days before the adjournment of Con gress. As we have said before, we have cause to be proud of our representative in Congress. No State can boast of such an array of talent, and no State has made such a record as North Carolina in the last Congress. quivocally, that a part or provision of a law msy not be set aside and the remainder bold good and especially when such law is Intended to bind a body that i amen dable io.no law, a body whose members or delegates are invested with sovereign power, with power to abrogate gubnat rial and judicial commissions, legislative 'unction, and in short, to abolish all ex iatiug statute law in the common-wealth, and form a new Constitution subject to the requirement of the Federal Constitu tion only. The Legislature baa no power to change the Constitution, much less, restrict a Convention that alone has the nower. It can only propose changes and after the peo have ratified them it may adopt ihem. Neither is the Convention, called for lite special purpose of making changes in the Ore-aide law. bound to submit its c , work ,to the people for ratification, according to good authorities, aud we hope that it will not do so, not that we are afraid to trust the people, but because we are opposed to incurring the additiona expense of ratification, as well aa to giving demagogues a chance to get up unneces aary excitement about a matter that may be more quietly and equally well disposed of by the Convention. Let us be sure that we select our wisest and best men to the Convention, and we need fear' no danger, nor feel any anxiety about hav ing the approval of the people. ....r.:r:L . . fair warning. FAHanuuKas mWW 1 W J SBBB1 mmm m naSHM M W 1 J " : 1 ' l - nH BM " " sna iiB. V mm . JCTBB pw Wf ov. Biookx i Tna Fild-HI6 fr TO TH SoWCTORB.The Gov ernor has made a move in the guage mat ter. He has sent the following letter to he Solicitors of the 7th, 8th and 9th J u dicial Districts' : State of North Carolina Execktivk Department UaleiPh. March 30, 1875 I transmit herewith a certified copy of a law passed by the General As sembly at its late session entnied "an act in relation to changing gunge of rail roads," ratified the 15 h of March, 1875. and you are respectfully and earnestly " . J - S n que-ied to exercise fine uiugnnce in prosecuiinc" aim minting m inai wny President, Director. Secretary and Treas urer, or any other officer, servant employee who has either directly or indirectly ad vised, aided, encouraged or agisted in any manner whatever in changing the gnage of any part of the North Carolina Railroad, or what is commonly called the "North Carolina Division of the Richmond ic Danville Railroad. Very respeetfullv, Tour ob't servant, C. H. BilOGDEN, Goveruor. To F.N. Strndwick. Esq.. Solicitor 7th Judicial District, Jos. Dobson, Esq Solicitor 8' Judicial District, W. J Montgomery, K-q , Solicitor 9;h Judicia District. organ, ; i at?--.- We are glad to see that the Char lotte Democrat takes the same position in regard to women lectures that we did last week. It is the only paper in the State, we believe, that has taken a similar posi tion. This is gratifying, for we regard uch interlopers as forerunners of evil. When we consider what has followed the Trying to Evade the Usury Lew. A bill to incorporate the Bauk of Mar ion, S C. passed its final reading in the South Carolina Legislature last week.- This is a new bank to be established at Marion by the stockholders of the Bank of New Hanover, and the citizens of Mar ion. The Bauk of Marion will nave am ple facilities for accommodating the besi- ncss men of Wilmington, or other points, who are willing to pay the market value of money; as nearly all the present capi tal of the Bank of New Hanover will be invested in the new institution. This ac tion of the stockholders of the Bank of New Hanover will no doubt be followed by other banks in this State, so no sane The Raleigh Neics says : Solomon Pool, late President!) of the University has brought suit against the Trustees for salary since the institution broke down nnder his management np to the time the decision ot the Supreme Court de mm mm A mi termini its: his existence. Una is as coo a piece of impudence as eau well be con ceived of. He has, during the year for which he claimed bis pay, sat like a night mare upon the institution until be stilled the very lite out of it. In toe meantime he was indu ntiou?ly engaged in buying all the real estate he could lay his hands upon at the depreciated prices, reduced to their own low rates by his very presence, watching for this time when the revival of the Institution would make him a mil lionaire. In this suit Solomon will go after wool and come home shorn. since it swava and controls the wntirai . aw . i system, every gland, tissue aau nerve sympa thixing with it as the servants of a prince sym pathise with their master is fed and sustained bv it even the brain it self, the centre of sensation, is absolutely da- pendent upon it for sustenance. Consequently, hen the stomach fails to perform its all-im portant office, the subordinate organs also falter n their doty. The reason why Hosteller's Stomach Bitters have such a wondronsly fie. al effect upon the general health, and are such a reliable preventive of disease, is that they speedily overcome weakness or disorders of the stomach, and thus insure complete nour ishment of the entire svstem and a healthful performance of its various functions. Unlika those stimulants whose alcoholic principle is unmodified by judicious medication, the spirit- on basis of these Bitters which is of the parent description, holds in solution herbal alteratives and invigorants to which a foremost rank lias been assigned in materia raedica. But it U not alone the fact that these sovereign bo tanic elements enter into the composition of 1 the Bitters that constitutes them such a be nign tonic and corrective, but also that they are so happily combined that the full effect of each is exerted upon the disordered or debili tated system. The digestive and secretive organs are the first to experience their benefi cent operation, which extend", by sympathy, o the brain, tha serves and the circulation. The influence thus? exerted is fruitful of those great sanitary result wnicn nave until up me reputation of this truly national medicine. All nereona indebted to McNentv sVFaHon are retjuiifnd to come forward and make sail la ments beforeihe 1st. dav of April, or they will Each one of them 1 flndhelT acootrnts in the handsx-0f WOffiVer for collection. March, ISth 1 mo. The Fietait Press, HICKORY, N. C, mmm .--i It the only paper pphjetjoi in Catawba County, and has aa exieaaiva circulation among Merchant, farmers, and all elaaaea of bnsinesa-meu in the 8tav. Tha Paxaa is a live, wide-awalrw I)MMcrat'o pa pur. and is a desirable medio in for advertising in Western North Carolina. Liberal terms allowed on yearly advertisement. Subsc ip tJou f 2 00. in advance. Editors and Proprietors. SAVE LABOR, SAVE TIME BY USING THE BMERS' PLOW. lectures of the so culled stronsr minded man expects a hank to loan money at 8 women in the North, we can not but re- P mt when the expense of conducting gard tkem as public pesta. The true a bank is nearly 8 per ceiit on its capital. 7. , j , Thus the usury bill of North Carolina lady can not assume such a role, and driws capital lrom our own State into a aside from the unnatural and immoral neighboring State where there are no re- aapeet of the case, such conduct is to be strictions on money, and nobody gets any deplored, and ought not to be counten money at 6 or 8 per ceut as faras heard from. need by good people. wm JT ''""i V r P, 1 J I svwa tho Vlkia r It I irn tno linA anal (aba a W V V 4 UW UVUiu ;ill "II Ua IIIIO nilU iOSkV ' few thousand uscadt'' at Hi per cent per month 1 Wilmington Star. If the Usury Law is really in existence 17 It is said that the Hon. W. A. Graham will be the delegate to the Con vention from Orange. If the people in this State, it is very bad policy, we (kronen iKa At.. .ill m.At -nb m think, for any Bauk in North Carolina to .... . '.attempt to evade it by resorting to such a we will have a Constitution worthy of 1 i . . . i ?. L-l.- onr people. We have heard the Hon Burton Craige spoken of as one of the moat suitable candidates from this coun ty. We have none better, and if such men as Graham, and Craige, and Davis, bad better do business at their own Ban king Houses and not undertake to trans fer their operations to towns iu South Car olina. Charlotte Democrat. We think all the Bankers, Brokers, MCJ.-I- ! LI JS and Qaither. and Steele: and Maul v and aim luOBe ,ayor w eior" Howard are chosen, rrcat irood will r. DIMinr U8ur7 WQO w,Ba w ,eave lue owie1 , .1 1J I 3 suit and satisfaction be riven. BUUUIU oe ncourageu uo so; lor we are inuy convmcec tnat tne people at larg Raveral n.mers of tha Stnf nr will be better off without them. 1 his till discussing Vance, Merrimon, and mov,, like mznJ olherB thal are tureat Cox, and some with undue bitterness we ened is n attempt to create prejudice think. This is to be deplored. It has "gainst the Act recentyl passed by the Leg been the policy of certain papers to de- wlatare- Tl,e7 want if possible to pro nounce Merrimon, thinking that they dnce a arcity of money -to produce a were thereby doing Vance service, but Pnie that they may charge it all to the never was there a greater mistake. Vance Uaory law. iue fact is the present has thus been stabbed by his friends, banking system is the most gigantic rbile Merrimon has been made a martyr 8wlnd,e lhat evr nad the sanction of law and the maioritv of those who contro of, or in other words, benefited. Vance and Merrimon are both North Carolinans of whom the State ' may well feel proud, and the attempt to elevate the one at the. emnr f ti,A Atl,r nr rt traua and oppression, set up to damace ooe to serve the other, will not the at the ruin of the many Work, and the sooner it is stopped and a compromise is effected the better. cat A writer in the Wilmington Jour nal takes the strange and untenable position, that it is such as .delight to increase thei gains by preying upon the necessities o the people. Thef whole system is oue o benefit If we have to be cursed with government banks let. the government operate them aud use the profits for government purposes, after the manner of the English. GeheraT Spinner says that there is a Legislature may call just 8carceV a hank in the United States that drinks within one mile of tb 0U..Upl...e.; U,.t , ha.n.iforf.i.ediu W,e, M - ftlftgfltS Captions of Laws. The following are the captions of some of the most importaut Acta and Resolutions passed at tne late session of the Legislature: An aet to repeal au act, entitled au act to provide for the payment of the interest of he lawful debt ot the Mate. Resolutions of iustructious to the Senators and Representatives iu the Uuited States nnzress. askim; fur au auDronriation sum- - o a a a cient to pay for the Court House in David son count v, destroyed by United States roops. Kesolation c u corning the Stale debt. Resolution if respect to the memory of the late Tod R. Caldwell. An act to prevent the misapplication of the bouds. securities and other property and enVets of the State. An act to regul.ite the fees of jailors. Au act concerning the weigliiug of lint cotton. An act to allow the County Commissioners of Gaston county to levy a special tax. Au act for the protection of magistrates and other persons. An act to provide for two additional terms of the Superior Court for the county cf Mecklenburg. Au act to incorporate Pleasant Grove Camp Ground in the county of Uuion. An act to amend the charter of the town of Liueoluton. An act to amend section 1, chapter 62 of the laws of 1S7J-74, of an aet entitled an act to prohibit the sale of cotton within cer tain hours. An act to prevent live stock from running at large within Cabarrus aud certain otuer counties. An act to provide for the passage of fish in the Catawba, Dan aud Mays rivers An act to incorporate the Cleaveland Savings Bank in the towu of Shelby iu Cleaveland county. Au act iu relation to lotteries and gift coti certs. Au act to prohibit the sal of spirituous liquors within oue mile of Mutt's Grove Camp Ground, and ot Rehoboth church in I atawba con lit v Au net to change the dividing line betweeu the counties ot Uastou and Lincoln. An act to allow Liucolntou township. Lincoln comity, North Carolina, to subscribe to the Chester and Lenoir Narrow GuagH Railroad. An act to puniah the burning of grain and otner products secured iu shocks or other wise out of doors. An act to empower the Comraisssioners of Cabarrus county to sell their present court house and jail lots and to levy a special tax. An act to prohibit the sale of iHtoxiating e Court House on couuty pplemeutat to, and to amend an NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Yadkin Rail Road Company. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Yaddin Rail Kroad Company will he held in the town jA Salisburv, N. C, on Satutday the Sth dny of May next. Let all the stock holders be present or represented by proxy. The meeting is one of great important to the Company and of vast interest to the Road. Manv Stockholders. April 6, 1875 tf. HIGH PRICES. Fop Cotton, Corn, Oats, Heal, &c, and low Prices for fresh New Spring and Sum mer Goods. We take pleasure in stating to our friend, tbat we are now daily receiving onr ttock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS which have beCn xelected with ere at cars and bought at pripe.i that will sIIott us to sell to onr custom.-;-s at nnusally low figures. Call ai)d examine our Stock, AXD BE CONVINCED TIIAT WE MBAS BUSINESS. We think we can accomodate you to every thing yon war.t. Takk Notice We Kill not bo undersold by anybody. Thankful for the past favor, we solicit con tinned patronage. WALTON & ROSS. April 8, 1875 lino. Tie '(Wail at Ml T. J)jB Vyitt Talmage, Editor. Without Preminm, S3 ; with Premium, $3 25. To CitTiymrii, lb cnts leas. A Choicb op Two Pbkmiums. Agents wanted. Also, Fire SaWath-Sciool Papers Under the aaroe editorial 'nperrtstAn. Each fiiblixhed monthly, and suitable lor School ro Home. The best and cheapest published. Beanliml I'rcmuiais with thve also. GOOD WORD, MY PAPEK, GOOD CHEEK, OLD AND YOUNG, DEB KONNTAGSGAST (Gannaa). WcLT We niMiibcr oar papers, but do KOT date them, making ihtm pood stsny rimo.jPQf rull particulars and sample copies of all papers furnUhvd on application. UOKATIO C. KI.G, Publi.hr r, BoZ 3105 HW York Maieh 18. Dollar. Ha It will ran lighter. It will tarn year land writer, It will you leas to keep it iu order, than any other PKW Jq save a mi d . a f , We will furnish yon PoinU one year for one plow inordinary Isnd for yon pay your blacksmith to do the same on yonr nid-Ushloncd TIoW T ' We nave inst made a great reduction in Prim t All we ask of too is. Try it, and thro if too don't like it brine it bark ar.d ronr n be reAiu4ed in Von. a i " iT rf " f Jl ! WE W AREA NT EVERY PLOW. MERONEY & BRO. - aw n St - i i " . r O.iiuniry, n. vj. April t, too u. ijtm better crops, Until ra yW 4 60 ctPer QTJABT. Wine for Church purposes at 60 els per Jnn rt at EN N ISS' Drug Store iext to Meroner & firo. 30cts WILL BUY A gallon of the Beat Kerosene Oil ENNISS' DRUG 8T0ES. Next to Merooy A Bro'a. .a . i . mWEw-WSmm tff2sBBnSsBB&BsBil jn " Prescription department Prescriptions Ci'refully Comnndetl day or nijrht by experirncetl, ami skillfiil Druggist, with neatness and despatch. To Ministers of the Oopet I will sell it considerably below my regular prices. JNO. IT. ENNISS, DraggisL Next to Meroney & Dro. A Fresh Supply of Brigg's Garden Saed received this day at ENNISS' Drag Store iNexl to .ueronev tl Itro. aily made by selling TEAR at lilPORTEUS' PUICES. or gttiug op rluba iu tnwus aud country fur tht oldest IVa Coinpany.iu Amariea. Grateai indur inHius. Send f..r rirrular, CANTON TEA CO.. 143 hambtrs St. N. Y. 4w. BEAUTIFUL METALIC GRAVE COVEEIKK Is now offered to ever one interested iu bcau'ifying and piotecting ike gravra lh'ir,dcceaed relatives. 'Vh'-y are innde in ftr sices, wiili a variety of 4 j Ira, ranging in price front ill to $00. oceordiog ! sia. and sivlr. Can be MinUd ai.y cd.r drsirt-J, ssndrV gnUguiz'Ml to suit the taste of pr.rrhasers. A gil vaiixt Jila'e, containing ahattref inacrtjiliou pnrtifs dsir, i funilsln-d with t-ncU monod frte oj cmarrjt. THIS HANDSOME DECORATION , is offered at each prices as to pLac it within rt-ncn uf all. n invite the cumnm and public enerallj to call and t xamiue fur thenssxlvea Specimen can bt- seen at J. A. Ramsay's nffie. C. PXjYIEIL, Agent SalVttlurg. X . C Awg 6. 1S74 f FOR SALE. FOR SALE. SALISBURY'S GREAT BARGAIN STORE. The and- r ip:ied take pleasure in informing their customers and tbo community at large tbat they arc r.ox in recent of a large stock of Sprinq and Su mme goods selected with great care and direct from the Eastern markets con sistmg in part of all kinds of Dry Goods No Hons, HATS, BOOTS, & SHOES, CLOTHING, GROCERS, Vn : r .i . i h.ia not tiii-lHit.Pi its ehartAr. If this im 1 " "-- wuuij. ucu a vjonyeniiwo as it pieases: mat IS. n net simnlumutitol t. 1 .... that a Legislature calling a ConventW trae' ,ld we do not doubt !t wUT h" act entitled an act to prevent live stock from (J h . ffieCash priceVpaidn MM restrict its action ; that tbe delegates the law been enforced? The charters have running at large witbiu Cabarrus and cer- of Cbwatry pr riuce. Onr plan is -a-Li- S -V . . .... . hn-n InrtmUmA w vinb.tinna tK 1.. t 0thvr COUUtieS. nieciea mus ooserve ine wuoie Dili, or the J - An net to prevent the sale of intoxicating V,.l-A, C?l., 11 Convention will be a revolutionary body: charging excessive Usury and in other Hq,,.,rs within 2t miles of Roeky River Vtul OaiCft ailU &1I1U1 that all Conventions must submit their yB ' Dnt u,e otUcer wno0 dory it uren Cabarrus county. work to the people, fee. There are no ' to 8ee tliat tbe la,,r U obeyed, has con- My farm situated on fJranta creek about 0 miles from 8aliahory is now for sale. This farm contains aUmt 240 acre, of the heat farming land in Rowan Cnnniy. Has on it a good tw story dwelling House a double bira and other neoesaary buildings ana) also a well of excellent water. Parties visiting to 'p'urehafte good and chesp property will find it to their interest to give nc a call, can always be found at K lulls, (iraham ct Rendlesaan's Store SalUbury, N. C. R. FRANK ORAIIAM. March 18, 1375. 2ino. 1 r V a m m. ' mm. authorities quoted to susUin this new ntved at fraud. Ibis is not wondered doctrine, and when we remember that it ai w,,eQ we cone,l"er me whole sys- is in conflict with the ablest opinions aud tem " ""P' . enaugurated to benefit the deoisions of nearly all the American onyea' interest at the expense and statesmen and jurist of the past and ores- bur&n of tho prodncing classes. Money eut century, we are inclined to doubt I ,ftuder8 hai better respect the laws and whether tbe writer is really in earnest or reolve t0 be 1WB exactingi for oy other An act to prevent tbe felling Of trees or putting obstructions in Big Bear Creek in and we believe that tbe pnblie will find Still. Tir finintr I i. . .1 . ' it n .-.j -.j. it to tneir interest to ca t and examine An aci amendatory to tne law concermna nnr uJt. i,. ..tJ..-,u suits agaiust Railway corporations. 1 uiistte.o"eeri"g ""''""" jiq nwm to show goods. An aci to incorporate the town of Albe marle in the county of Stanly. We beg to return onr thinks lor past An act to allow Catawba Springs town- patronage and hope by fair dealing am snip, Liincotu county, an addittoual Justice strict attention to business to merit School Ranted. A young lady thoroughly qualified in all the usual English Branchea, desires a situa tion. She can also givo instruction in sev eral Ornatitcntaf hrnnelK. Would prefer the place of Assistant in some established school ; but will acccy entire rcapnnsibility where a school can be kept up with regularity. va a a m ror lunner iniormation aa Ureas P.O. box No. 82, Salisbury. A Xo. 1 Home Shnlllc Sewing Mmhine. in first-rate mnniiiK on! r, wild table anil sll necessary fixtures for sale tor . Si-i. Apply al this unue. March 4. IST4. tf. WH1TEL0CK 8 VEGETATOR. SUPER15T! TO MY FERTILIZER WADE In the UUITED STATES. FOR COTTON, CORX. TOBACCO. WOT Foraale by J. McDACGHLIX, A Son, Charlotte, X. C. WRIL A BRO. if.l-Mw.ro, B.C. II. M. HOUSTON, ACn. Iformn X. C. MlXKR , Co.. W'ilniinjrlon. X. C. WILBIAMSOX, UPCIIL'UCH, A THOMAS, Kileigh. . C. W. L. McGHKR. Frnnklinio,,. X. C TCM BKRLAKK A EAKU, Pacific. X. C UK ASCII CO. WiU.n. N. C- W. At AXiihJlR, bl KH AM X. C. Mardi, 4, 3soa I - I Kerosene and Sclino Oil At Eeduc :d Price at EHBISS Next to M. ron. & bio. 80TICE. COOK OUT W 'mmmmmmmmmmmLmy mm WlK5SwMtowW II rtw sasawMMvanntEOBsaW juat writing to get up a discussion. It is well known that Judge Gallon held that a Convention could not be. restricted, and tbat Judge Rnffin, Bat Moore, and, in fact, all tbe ablest lawyers in N. 0. have held the same opinions and do agree with him. Not only so, but there is a long array rf opinions of Judges and lawyers outside ot the State that policy will be likely to prove damaging in the end. Let the law be enforced rigidly. Grant of the Peace. An aet to divest the iunsdietioo of the Superior Courts over uiisiieiueaimrs in fail ing to list rolls and property, and for other purposes. An act providing a fence law for the coun ties of Ausou, Union aud Guilford. An act to incorporate the Meekleubure Ceuteunial Association. An act to provide for the colored insane of North Carolina. and His Predecessor Collide. A Washington letter says : I A A- 1 . . . t i . .i . . i . .. aii aci w siDeim an act to is? on and es- i,asi mirtii tne rresiaent was out wa'k- t.hiwh .t.i;,. ..... ;.. .u t . 1V I JJ-J - .1 ml' .1 ii i .... . r' ivw iu iue CUUUUW OI oaVID mipufc nc auucu io sirengiuen tnat ot mg upon iue avenue, tie nad bis hands and Davidson. Judee Gaston. We have not the oniniona 'n h8 overcoat pockets, and be was puf- An aet to amend an aet to be entitled an ur . ... u. ii... fiina at a ciear in his usual stolid fashion, act to amend the charter of N- rth Carolina . i m . , T When he got down in Iron t of the I in per ia Iwnroad Coinpauy and for other purposes rer thn hnnt nf tliA writ or paImmiT i . . . . r I u i .! . , .... , . ,r . . ... MttUt wneie Andy Johnson lives he saw ",cr"' meuwoBeu. raunea xutn aay ot Ue when tbe canvass for deleeatea to tha Mr .Tnkninn Mtii.. r . . cember, A. D., 1873. Convention begin.. - He quickened his pace to iHUj ' In the second place, the position tbat Mr- n vain. Andy came An act to authorise the establishment of delegates must observe the whole bill rTf.y i"" "Eg f l thn nwynCrtaHtn. w! .t.. W'1' Pwim im . A? ant to change the time of WbHn ibe mm . UB. jureumtuy, vi iu0 , rresioei.t, the two striking shoulders, lectious in this tjtattj in the year 1870. Oouvention will be a rovolntiooary body, Tbe two men just glanced at one another. , , ia eanaliv antenable. In the face of lb Neither saluted, or acknowledged in the J. W. Donirlaa. OnmmU.mnpf T . manv able oninions to thn contrarv. we Hgbtest degree tbat they knew each nal Revenue, has resigned, and Clinton ' Inlhcr. I.rant VMlt An flnarn tha mmmnm 1 fl LL VT .1 t mm . ... ... UU U lor ww ww ao mWmm g. d" d7 5' Eg .JZiTZ.. th man, such we know tbe aforesaid hoi el, -to read np ibe Constitution as an tuns to find that their dirty work pays nrlter o be, will undertake to at rtt unc- appotir for bis dinner. J Ntus. continnance of the same. McOUBBIXS, DEAL & JULIAN. April 1, 1876 tf. . NOTICE. To Creditors of the estate of II. L. Brown, deceased. . All persons having claims against tbe estate of II. L. Brown, deceased, are hereby noliBed to exhibit the same to tbe undersigned on or be fore the 5th day of March, 1876, and all persona indebted to aaid estate are requested to settle promptly. March 5, 1875. JOHN S. HENDERSON. Administrator de bonis non of the estate of H. L. Brown, dee'd. March 4, 1874 6wa. FOB S ALE. Patent county rights of Fan ifill for Black smith's fnrtces are otfrrrd for sale in aay or all counties west of adkin river, also the 8tale right of s. mi h Carolina. The Fan can be seen at L. V. Brown's Tin Shop. .Apply or write to WILLIAM DICKSON, Tbomasvillej N. C. A GOOD OPPOETU N IT Y. We are dotnx aa extent.! ve basiaesa ia CLOTH ING and t:U.ST0M TAILUUING, through Local Agenta, who ar sapplied with samp'eT showing onr Readj-insde and Costoiii Piece (looda Stock. The plan is writing weM for Cotisnmece. Agents. ana onrseives. e aestre 'o exten t fnr tniiv rrespond Bend real with boss tide applicants for scences. name ana reference ai to t ha meter. DEVLIN k CO P. O Boza256 New York Citv NEW MACHINE SHOP. I am now prepared to do all kinds o repairing with dispatch. With goodtools and twentv-five years experience in the business, satisfaction is guaranteed. Especia attention given to Engine and Boiler work Cotton Woolen, Mining and Agriculture Machines; and wood turning of all kinds. Shop on Corner of Fulton and Couoail Street Salisbury. N. C. E. H MARSH. July 16. 1874-tf. n this line, and for that purpose will oo NOTICE. Change of time of holding the bupenor Court for Rowan Coun ty. In pursuance of an Act of the General As sembly of North Carolina, ratified 22nd day of March, 1875, entitled an 14 Act to change the time of holding certain Courts,' the Superior Court for Rowan County wiil hereafter begin on the sixth Mondar after the third Monday in March and September. The spring Term, 1875, of Rowan Superior Court, will therefore begin on Monday tha tweo-ty-hixth day of April, All Jurors, Suitors, Witnesses and others in terested, ate hereby notified, that all procoam and recognizances heretofore Lssaed. or taken from Rowan Superior Court and msde return able to the Spring term Hid it thertoC ihall be deemed returnable into said Court as if the same ual been matia to con tons to tha chance oort provioeai or... JOHN M. HORAH, wwra oi nowmn superior Court. U. 8. INTERNAL liEVENUE. SPECIAL TAXES. May 1, 1878, to April 90, 1876 Tho Rried Statutes of the United State. Section. WB. C,:t-, and 3JP. n ouire t m a. . w W pt-iwMi itiim rn aav niriness. vAra- uo'.i, ir einployiiienl which renders him liable to a SPKCIAL TAX. TO PKOITRK avn PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISH-NEXT OR PLAITS OP'M INKSS a oi tienotiug t lie paynuuit of aaid Hl'rU vi A Lt r A a ror Hie Speeial-Tax Year be guiinp; stay i, ion, oeiore commencinc or wiiuunmg ua-iues alter April M, 187b. THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PROVISIONS OF THE I.AW above quoted are the fol lowing, VIZ: Reetlsjers fSnoOD ueaicrs, retail Honor 5 m Dealers, wh..ie-u'e liqnor rotMsj Dealers In malt liquor., wholesale Wtoti ieaiera in malt l.'n mrs, retail 10 - isenipram leaf toliarcn iin Ketairdcalers hi fraf t.h c .".. 0 OU ana on sales or over $l,cM. fify cents for every tfoHar in excess of l,f am. Dealers in mnnufartun-d t l.n-eo f, on axaiiniaeinrerKorntillo rAt q AusKirficn sun manulacluied yo y a w a? w 1 worm niat.uf.u tired .-Jut uuHKuirers or tn'cco v n 0 Manusscturers of cigars !!!!llo0 reuuiers oi tobacco. hrt class (more than nil oro'ner animals) , r comers oi uibaoco. sccimd cl u,"" or omer animuls) 95 00 rwuuiars ot tobacco, third clnsa (ooe or omer auimal ) 16 00 muaiirs ot tobaMw. funrfli mMJ 1..-, r.-.t 01 puwiic conveyance) (, ( urewon. or leas than .UO barrels &i 00 Brewers of raw bam-1 at fir liw.ren UsTi sWi . wwwwt w .. SJW WJ Any perun.sn IwUla.vhnahnll fail to comply -iu We loregoing reqmreuicHs will be snbj.i t to severe penalties rennn- or tinnn li in mw r v. a - rJ ' rrLS jL',e" nlDi oive most apply to J J wn.vuiiecMirw mieruaj Kerenoe at Stat BELL& BRO. Ofler the beat selection of Jewnlrv n ba onnd in Weal era North Carolina. Cnnsishngev yJw tADICS AGENTS' GOLD WA1 (.old Opera and Vent Chalm E OOLD PLATED Jl SILVER WARE. GOLD FES3, Thev nrt scent for the celrbratfd SDect&cles and Eve Glaaaes. Mai m from MiniitTrrlol S stchca. Clocks and Jewelry rrpirtaV" warranted 12 months, charges as low as l ant witn good wofw. .Store on slain street. Z doers aft Hotel. lp . 1874rly. w NORTH CAROLINA C0LLE0 Mm-vr PiniKT f.m mmrrn Cn . C The second fire months term of this Ii lion will bcicin Jan. 44 h. 1875. txptnacs for Hoard, Tuition, Loom Washing, r uel and Llzhu. from $70 to! ror Catalogue apply to L. A. BIKLE.IV CRAIGE & CKAIGE VTTOKi;i s Al LAW ASD -1 Solicitors in Baohrnnfrf. "7 Sfeesnl attention pniJ W mg iu ItiikruptesT. PepL 5, B RD WAKE. When aa want Hardware fignrew, call on thn onderaignes) nl 1 Granite Roar. D. A- AT WELL ville sT. C. and pay for and procure tha Special 8alisburj ,N. C,May 1 3-tf . 1 mm ouvny or rjmiDJ.- Ull J n efl . '.riof 10 1 I, lera. and wiTUOCT rlJSTII ER"NOT,IOE w. w. mt ULAS8 iMsaaatatwaers of Inlwrmml omen or Intebxal Rcvbvobl. W tamvcTnv n f l k , rv- . asarcn, ia, ioi. 4 tms. SB $20IVr !- h"m Terms free "w, Maine. Jan. 19, 1870,-ly January 52 Ie7i tt. Blactmer aid Msn Attends, Ccumclcrs and Solid torn. SALISBURY, X- C