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This is doe part -niri Anf 1 T JljiliO. Reea. or' put any. out on sirely cit eulated amopg .asJowarf ! the I r i . do welftaaddresTthe nn epd oftfe w, M rDavU eit e Hi ffied- luHM ttock. good answer. i noaojrr fogale. Also, Amencrw --e.;-- B men were 9ot ukVnlroiapris. Morgan's conbifation Hite fot.V b'-r""' r : : . i -1 to as, a fortunate . L jX buifrom ronfVderate hosrtaU; Where the PftS?y te tt.erh-d-re Addrcu R. X,3 3J.A men.swasgJvei,toHck and wounded Fort.N.C. t i position he held during the civil war, and tTu. f-t men ion- partly to certain pecnlLi.ies of his char f u'Vi had L.nd .h,. H, Blaine recently made br Ir- l)aV ,hat rr,u,e ..l,lL:?,J mr-r rrw-Jotr-n, WixTQ'rTTfTT 30.00a r aiw. Itwtead oftbat, me arer- , , . 00 mmmA m .,v f: e, . -l. ' .l-JL.ut 0.000 more Droners ot ours man ?we k "W1 MPi' 'jVVi. V- ' 'toiS -x hhofiuteTreaa. uu,BMrr wuc ,Mr m1WW v MT f 9r?v?nf . , r . lHB if 1 u.1 .1.. numr of fionfederatesl who i tJIUAIi AiUrjyJU iO- , - V .u J ,:rt f I wlilcD tUe owner esillimira i oe wiinDriniiiciuue iiimin i ""'"7 ' j.j j : -- . , , .. , ... ry, or Jvm 16:4t GARDEN SEEDS mill si prisoners iraber of ii ' died in our prisons exceeded by 5,000. the I . .;it. .. iliat stirewa DOUiician anew reiy wr ipss: i-yiiNi afe-h?;- riiT'lr';' ICI.EIX.. I : ; poKWoftoriccl,.. iei,,J,.WnI,.epoWb1MiT JJXi.j.U "i.'rfSfX 2S OMUU ""T- ' IT. j th.Vr.l anU of .'j. SUtt,.olU .ftr the j (mit l relitVeih. AfwiiU W ol.gl.inoV, Wv-V. lo prevrot ll.e cndid f .'JTji "VKfM;i',f lofth"Actl.pr0Tid.forth.btf,col. bope lb,y r :aik lb. ! U. tbonghTuI fron, reuderiog .rt.ir, WffiSl nr... irKl erf; out of the best short notice. Also, w in,qmy am. -- pedestals t for monnmeata- & ,AdfeM fE,hiUipsBalisbury, 4 I C:tf ; ' i n I .-I ! 1 1 - m. IH altered or adding t!.ereto the following word. i daj'of Febrnarr, 1874. It U a aad commen- of more eepecW.peeAniary L,M, f Virginln.whieh we published "And the children of the white race and the xrj upon the general demoralisation of .the interest to-the business men ofj RTeigh. yesteidax contiiJS u appeal which we do chUdrenoftlwcoloredracsll betaaghlinsepe tiroes, and a serious reflection upon tbo r. integ- for it certaiuly contributes, much to the n.4 'disregard. , , ;,r t . . Ante nnbiie school, but there Rhall be no dM i. f . nmp.akii larc aim! a wrr influential i Af This Uttr shows clearly, we think, mminatton made In faror of. or to ihe .prejrt-I ,;uiw MMmH o1aa nf imUie servant. I I that the CoiifedcratS atitnoi Hies, and es idicao either race;' ! k i l to be obliged 'todraW the conclusion, from of-h , . :. " i i pecially Mr. Davis, ought not to be held 80 that said section aaamended wUl ireadi UcUl return me to the that Our Fair.We respectfully Sugg-st to responsible for the ten ihle privai ions follow: r "u-tr . --. " J- v vfi not lera than iwr ftfUu of all the fine-, renal- the officers of our -Fair that it is not to. --. v suffering, and n iuries lucli onr men naor ( -mm- - - 1 . . f 1 m -. a t8ec2.The General Assembly, at Tits first ties, and forfeit ores received brth Superior eaHy to send out the Premiuitt List fr 10 ftn.dUre uUf1.inPJr T ' ri r . asarion'onderUiia Contitt ton, shall iproride Ceurtaerk.ofUesereralcWBtiesarereto.J j876 , HereWfo ibis part of 'the! bu.i- Confederal ttitarY prisons Hi fjci by Uaion and otherwise for a general and .nd by them, and ar. etr ated for k ITu lh-- Uel, Tt nnqueslioi.able that while tl Confede- uniformsrstem of public schools, wherein, tni- by t!.em in anj waj whatever. . I cannot be- V T T ! j tl "tes desired to cxchang, prisoners , . lion ah.Il be free of charge to allthithildren He,, that the defaulting Clerks as a . rule ts Jeaign-d, as we learn, to arrange the eend m.r mn home and 10 gK b.ck th ir if tbe-Sta between the ages ofslxandjtwtiity. inlend ufUdiAimaL but they certainly are Premium List thu year more it the inter- own, Gen. Grant strad.ly nJm one year.; And the children of the white wlliljT ineIcuable for conducting the busines est of farmer, and- mechanic than ever r;s'ea mico an eIc.,ang . """ race and the children ofecoredWce.MI 0rlheir office in sncl. .lax and reckless man- before; a fact of which they should be, Clllr condllion .ban heUnghttn separate pttblic school. bat there ner. It appear, from commnnic.ion from definitely informed in time Jo flay their ly were captured, onr prisoners tdeSracV"" 2? T?r" JT plan, and carry them out with success, in the sith were ill led and wuld be to the prejudice of, either race. Senate dated Jan'y. 28, 1874 that no pay- . f ... . .. . . .04,,irwIi 11 llin much exb tusted bv This amendment will forever exclude the Mv i JnahL and forfeUurZd The great object of the Association ,s to leslored to u. too much m 1 r.amiii uriii 1 1 aa isa - r- . k a. against the comparatively vigorous rat-n who would be given in exchange. U is - . .iii J j m m - -m m - poibility of white and colored 'children being ap to thAt time been made to his office by promote the advancement ot these .inter taughi together in public schools. The Repeb- cierksof the Superior Courts of the Countie eats as of primanr importance, add it should 1 1 rm n nniatniN in 1110 1 nnvantinn ma hat ryrw 1 a w-h it ; w- a 1 n w 1 a . r r . 1 . - r....-w6 1 01 Alamance, ramuco, nuincrioraanu wtison not De lost siffM 01 in tue ettaeavnr to i,-Pli n our men he Id in onuiuern tr:s to place themselves on the record a being bp- and that only rfottir had ve been re- make the Fair pay expenses. Many ous' snid Grant in an official communi I"" w.u.uwii-wHiuj wwi eetved from the County of Uraven. The period . j u k i.:..: crinn "not tn exchange them: but it is known.that the Republican leader, are rea referredtoembr,cel the whole of theyear 1869, "urewc" 1 ..-1 humane to those h it in the ranks to fight hotiletoiu adoPtion-and the Republican ,870 1871 i872 and 1873. .The aggregate u" iub wwrn onr battles. If We commence a a . a - 1 T . a I I I. . k.;n Ifx am. mm m . o flu. I ... ... - P py, noionowij in . laTor, not 1 qiq received for the five years from all the 9 ,,B ""jrew 00 ''""f ' 0f exchanges which llbentes all prisoners only of mixed schools, but aIo of intermarriage CkrKB amonnted to only W2,12047t The institution cannot long survive on a repu taken, we will have 10 fight on until tin- between the race a appear from the pnWic amouu paid in by the Clerk of the following tation not fully sustained by a practice ot whole South is exterminated. If we bold ich it eeeka l thi)e n?Mi ,nPX con, ,or n0 ranre ,rH" I l . J ' ill AiA ..,. " l.o 0..1H rn an t 1 limn luru. iiiu !, ' c-.n States, where it maintains an undixpnted and The Clerk of Beaufort Count r paid irto the . i other occasion "deem it advtuabl-e or jusi abaolute acendency. M ' t; . A.-.... 2TfiQ7 1 ne tarcers ot the country nave oren r...etorce theenemv: and an immt-di 7500 very plow to recogniaed the labors f I he ate resumption i exchange woulil have $-3,o0 Association as designed lor their ben fi . had that effect without any corresponding w""ru w : powic anjounU paid in bv the Cleric of the following tation not lully sustained ct-of that party m the Cngrrf the United nmed Countie will envey to the people ,me those ptinciplcs with whi SUtei;andinUieIilaturebodies5of those idea J Aw diftVrent Clerk acted: m A iLf .1, c. k.. : .n -j commend Mselt to the cla must be held alloWether 'arfinUred. f There are otlier things in his fleftfr not essential to this question, 'Xpreiions of political opinion and intimations of views limn larger uliects. wlucn su l' not necessary that w should difeuas We are bound, however, lo say that in elevation qf spiril, in a sincere desih or the total restoration of raternal Jpeling and unity between the once warring parts nuely superior atod infinitely more treats able to him. both as a statesman and ( man, than anything that has recentlyalien from such antagonists and critics of jtis as Mr. Blaine. ? asnw- j " -r . ' Landlord and Tenant Act. The Goklsboro Memger says : Last summer the Radical candidates and speakers in Uils section en deavored to make a bur "hue bear out of the so-call ed "landlord and tenant act." All sorts of vlUlanous mtsrepresentatlves of the act were resorted to, and as the planilag time Is again upon us, perhaps It may be of Interest to reproduce the law which ex plains itself. We wish merely to add tnat the act Is In substance the same of one tnat has been In operation for years, wnlch was framed by the Radicals: them selves, only Uiat now a verbal agreement la placed on equal footing with a written agreement. Varm ers should read It carefully and jMvaerve for "future reierence. j lie it enacted, c. $ Sec. l. Wben lands shall be rented or leased by agreement written or verbal for agricultural pur poses or snan oe cultivated ny a crooner, unless oth erwise agreed between the parties to the lease or agreement any and all crops raised on said land shall be deemed and held to vest In possession of theowner of tue land, or the lessor or the party entitled under tne agreement to receive tne rent and nis assigns at Treasury for the 5 Tear Section 4, of aid A rticle now reads a follows; J clerk of Anwm co. paid -Hee. 4. 1 lie proceed of sll lands that have Tbe Clerk Gf Bladen co. tid been, or hereafter may be granted by the United The rlerk of Brjnwwick co. poid - SutestothisStoteandnotolherwUespeciallyap- The c,rk Gf (:an,den co. paiil propriated by - the United States; or heretofore Xhe Cjerk f Catawba ro. p.id by this State; alo, all money, stock, bond, The Clerk of Craven o. paid and btherproperty now bejongiifg to any fund The QWrk of t,J,eo.mle co. paid for purposes education; alo, the net pro- The Clerk of Rutherford co. paid ceedMhat mtiy accrue to the State from sale The Clerk of Guilford to. paid of estrays, or from fine, penalties and forfeit- The Clerk pf(reene co. paid ores; also, the proceeds of all sales of the The Clerk of IWifsx co. rid . swamp lands belonging to the State;; also, all Tbe Clerk of Irtdell co. paid money that shall be paid as an equivalent for Xhe Clerk of Johnston co. paiJ exemption Trom military duty ; also, all grant, The Clerk of New Hanover paid gift, or devies that may hereafter b made; to The Clerk of Northampton co. paid this State, and not otherwie appropriated by ibe The Clerk of Perquiman co paid grant, gift or devise, shall be securely invetid, TI.e Clerkf Rockingham co paid and sacredly preserved as an irreducibU edaca- The Clerk of Rowan co. paid turnal fund, the annual income 0 tohuh together The Clerk of Wake co. paid with so much of tlie ordinary revenue of the The Clerk of Wayne co. paid State as may he necessary, shall, be faithfully Thft tjerk DP Wilkes co. paid appropriatetl for establishing and perfecting in The Clerk of Yadkin co. paid this State a ystern of free public schools, and Xhe Cltrk of Forsythe co. paid loqno omer iMirjoes or ue wi.ioeTer.'' r From all whidi it will be neen, that there The amendment strike out the whole of are Clerks f Clerk. Mr. John A Boyden, aaid section, and proposes to insert he new ec- Ute Clerk of Rowan Co. sent to. the Treasurer, Uons, in thereof, as follow: ; ,j during his term of office, a period of a little more Sec 4. The proceeds of all lands that than two years-lhe sura of $406.00 or twice as nave oeen or may nereaner ie granted by the mnc, M hii( predes r returned for the 5 year United Stale to thw State, and not otherwise nrevious and Li .urw.r. Mr. John t $596,53. 1 We miht eav this was their fault ; aiid 55,00. yei it is claimed that the Association, by ' ' I eivine eieater promiuence t mere en njgf'jl tertainments or sports, has failed to snm 000 extent in its duty. These things should 782,82. be reconciled, a d we believe H is la the ' 20,00. power and the will of the board of i fficers Io21,30. to manage the business with wisdom and 76,4J. 1092,87. 197,85. 1080,21. 15,00. 853,49. 205,00. 295,15. 1,303,45. 1,259,12. "701,50. 245,00. appropriated by this Stale or the United States; aU, all money, stock, bonds and oth er property, now belonging to any'&afc fund for purposes of education ; also .the; net pro ceeds of all Males of the swamp land belonging to the Slate, and ail other grant, gifts or devi- Horah, the present Clerk of Rowan Superior Court, returned to the Public Treasurer for the year ending Sept. 1, 187 being the first year of hi terra of office the nm of $745,11. It wa Mr. Horah, who firt called my attention to this matter and It wa at instance, that 1 -i U . i. n 1 a 1 1 I - r uvauer may o maoe introduced in the Convention the ordinance to thw; State and not otherwie: appropriated proving to amend section 4 of the Article of by the State or by the term of the grant, gift lhe Constitution under consideration. Mr. r device, shall be paid into the State treas- lJonk ine lhe MMf .odi draftd the Bill- ory; and, together with so much of the ordi- Strange to say, it at firt provoked the wildest nary revenue 01 tne atate a may be bylaw and rawt bitter opposition in the Conrention. aetapartfbr that purpose, shall befeithfully The Committee on Education fries reported appropriated for publishing and maintaining ag.inl its paage-and even after the Com- in thi State a sytem of free publicj achooK tnittee reported favorablv tipon the Bill, con- j ; andfornootheriorpiirp whoevefe siderable opposition was manifesteefc. against it j P'J5- A" monJs. -Ptock, bonds and on the floor of the Convention-but fter the f ther property belonging to and county sc1ko1 ordinsnce wa fully explained and understood, find ; also, the net proceeds from tb sale if it was adopted n.mWy. ' erays ; also, the clear proceed, of a penal- bow unjustly the present system ties and forfeiture, and of U fines collected n work. Edgecombe count v, for in,tance, the several counties for any breach of the pe- h,T!ng t to the State Tresarerthe sum nal' or military laws of the Statejf and all of $2500-being the proceeds of fines, pen- moneys which .hall be paid by peraons as an .lties nd forfeiturethat sum U invested equivalent for exemption from militvry doty, in United States Bnds-nd the annual inter- shall belong to and remain in the several - ih-rpfrom t. rl J;..;n-, , .1.- 1 ......! i - . .v.. tin. r . Cl ( counties, and shall be faithfully jappropriated Counties of the State in proportion to the num- for estsblwhing and mainuining tree, public beV 6f school children in each County.-CraVen , school in, the several counties of theSute: County Laving contributed only oieHol&r in i ;. fr otidtd. That the amount collectedi in each entitled to receive back quite a mucli aa fldge- . county shall be t annually reported tp the Su- combe, which contributed $2500. Rowan perioteodent of Phblic Instruction. . j County for the year ending Sept 1, 1875, con Under the present section, .11 moneys etc. tributed $745,11. and was entitled to receive belonging to anyund for purpoae. of edoca- baek, not the interest on that amountbut the ion-except what may be appropriated for interest on only about one fifth part thereof. A free scliool purpoee put of the ordinary reve- County with an honest and faithful Clerk, i. jmeof the State-ar. requirecT to bejaecureiy therefore, no betteoffthan one with a faithless 7 iBvesjed and sacredly preserved ca tmrfitct- ,n'd dishonest one. Under the proposed anieiid- . r4 ediienaaitiad, the 4aaf iseoMs e.isaibl, ment, otf aadpwwftiMooaiiy collect- -i ea. can be used for keeping op oar public ed, will remain in the several Counties; and the acaoQlfc -ineprwpl this uredoW Tund whole amount will beexpended forth, support of f" ...wvu iu e jwucneu, uaer ay cuxum- e common schools. It will be to the interest '... -tatees. The Convention thought it, best, to of the County Commissioners sod of the school place it inah tvm Committee, in each Coanty, to tee to it, 'that both the principal and interest of all funds, d- Clerks aud MagUtrate. make prompt and hon "Voted to purposes of free education,; in 'sueh est retnms. I have no doubt, if the proposed . -cBlan',er mht deem moL oducire to the amendment shall be ratified, that the ' fines, proper supporUnd maintenance of a system of penalties and forfeitures hereafter collected by free public schools. The children of the State Clerks and other officers, will be faithfully r now JnJhe;utmot need of all possible edn- accounted for-and will be properly expended catiopal faclliiles-and all funds In the Treas- In educating our children. This amendment v I I W?T h .;8tal.ey. for educational purposes, will save the people of the State, each year at ought to be expended upon the education of least $25.000 and will be the meins of furn- tlie children of thw day and generation, j The ishinginstn ,u to about 25,000 more of the Income arising from the present school fund. Is children of the State than are now being" taught ery small but the whole sum is quite consid- In h Phlic W and white, and blacks enlarge the circle of our present t free school for the cmt of the (institutional Convention to system, nu 11 h 07 no mean, eerwjnand j"y nwiung 01 me immense advantage it i will Meinar from past experience it can sea reel v lL Lbe. 10 ,he Sute. tht there shall be taught! and h 't.t sK .rp.nhlh.t If . LiL I !IMM! mfnJ children, who would other. r? r,f-T-rr. ' VJ ! wjsegrowapin ignorance-.-and, probably, in ivnuaHrat fynd shall rw final! mirotvnnlmtaA I .; 1 II ...A :- . - w- ; - ' j,.. v.t 'im irrespective ot race. . vor pnrjoa t eaucnuou, ti win ptove o Mf UIUI w jTriu mnuuion who wish their V nv real benefit,! ihe futnse. It i J poaslbris, ch.,dl" ,to hajre-thw privileges of an education, L? Jadly Invested, or by some nnfbrseen calamity good of th Slate by 4ing for "the amend- -4wr rByuwiiwii. me occus m irjn iy" ri, Jt MUx UCsiVyKJ, S'ICCI'SS. Seud oat the Premium Lit. r Firtfrom Lightning. It is i ot a. com mon thing to see a flash of Hgbti.ing and before the thunder has wtli ceased to roar, a great sheet of fire burst up, illuming the clond -covered heavens, a whole: town, gilding in an instant, gables, wall, trees, cupolas, spires, fences, and even the pav ing stones of the streets. Such a scene is exerting as well as rare. It is electrical in its effects on human nerves giving the women the "oh la mes," children lhe squalls, and men the "get np-aud-gits." We had such an one in Westward at 2 o'clock, a. m., Monday morning last. Ii was a stormy night. The heavpns wen black with clouds and the rain was, com- ing down in fitfulApril showers. The muttering thunder at length set-incd to have marshaled the furies aVove for n grand demonstration. It came snddeul) - a glaring flash aud a clear quick rcjmrt followed, in an almost iiconc-ivnblo eurt lime with an out-burst of flame, leaping up far above intervening oljects and lighting up for miles around the whole country. It proved to he thej barn of Mr. R. J. West, which was well j filled with dry straw and fodder. The loss i small, being partly covered by Insurance. The cows failed to come home the even ing before so that there were, no lost live to deplore. Singular Decision of a Judge. A short time since two of 1 Wheeler & WilsouV sewing machine agents, J? . A. Ammons ami John It.. Uovin- ton, stationed in Wilraingtion, em bezzled the funds of their company, and made tracks out of the ; State. Hearing of them in Ohio, Governor Brogden made requisition, but the Judge out there decided " the papers accompa!nyiug the requisition were not sufficient and discharged the pris oners on that grouud. The governor then sent a new requisition and we see the case was heard the other day at Lebanon, Ohio, before a Judge Smith on a new warrant issued for the delivery of the prisoners : by the Governor of that State. The court held it had a right to inquire wheth er or noli these parties were fugitives from justice and to this end permitted tlie prisoners to take the stand ; and testify iu their own behalf. Of course they swore , they were pinks and had Jeft North Carolina with a boquet of d.. i. . ..... 1 . .1 iiiguw ietc'L pinneu 10 iineir buttonholes. The prosecution objec ted to th8 testimony and askel for further time to produce affidavits to Erove beypud question their IguSlt. tit the court refused aud discharged thft prisioners. , . . benfit." This evidence must be taken as con clusive. It proves that it was not the Confederate authorities who iitbieted on keeping oar prismiers in distress, want and disease, but the commander of ou own armies. We do not say that hie reason fortius course, was not valid; that 1 not now the question; but it wa not J flerson Davis or any siibordina"! or associate ot his who fhotild now be con demned for it. We were responsible onix l.es tor the continued detention ot our captives in misery, starvation and sicknc in the South. Moreover, there is no evi e ce what ever that it waa prac icable f.r the Con federate Muihorities to f-ed our prisoiiei. any belter than they were fed, or to 'give them better care and attention thin they received. -The. food wa msnfiicien'; the care and attenti n was insufficient, no doubt; and yet lhe condition of our pris oners was not wore than that of the Confederate soldiers in lhe fiVId, except in so fir as the condition of those in pris on must, necessarily, be worsn than that of men who are free and active outride. Aain iu reference to those cases of extreme suffering and di.-eae, the photo- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all hinds and prices. Strings and Trim ming;! for Guitars, liaujors and Violins can be aad at BROWN'S T III. Kt M. XI II MJ I I II all times, untu the rent of said land sbaU be paid and unlit all tne supulatlons contained in tne leas or agreement shall be performed or damages la Ueu Mill Stones ! r . I lar v ' jtr k ifTTRPHY have this day remov ed -their stock of Goods io tlie Store occu pied by James A. ilcuonnaugaey, .wh they will be glad to see all old fiends and tne puouc gcCr.j. . forrv lo:ot iwt a. " y THE SALISBTIBY 1 Building Association. Just Arrived " TUT! assorted ever brought to the Salisbury 1 oceus consigned' to Country Merchants on ; liberal teran Coma and ae BUS ft BARKER. Our Living and ourDeJ 187(5. .1 NORTH CAROLINA, 1 U th Scp. Cocht. Row A CocifTT. I sp7tlx January, 1 0 1 o. THE plan of the prop4l Ineprpo"atin. to wit : The Salislwty Builtlinir Associ ation having been signed py the Corporators, nnl nermiaaion to oncniloOK8 01 suuscriu- tion to the Capital Stojrk thereof having been granted, and two-tniras 01 saiu capi tal Stock having lxren jsubscriUed : J", therefore, at the request isf John A. Boyden, one of the said subscribers or corporators of the said Salisbury Building Association," a meeting of the subscribers -of the Capital Stock thereof is hereby galled to be held at the Court-House in the town oft Salisbury, on Tuesday the 7th day pf March, 1876. JOHN 31 HORAH, Clerk of the Superior: Court 16:3t:pd Jiouan County. GlenlJiiriiie for Sale!! rpHE undersigned beinj? crippled and nna J. ble to work the farm, oilers tor sale hi tract of land within thrcequarlers of a mile of MoCKSTiLtK. contaimug f A Magazine of ; 128 pages, TA tn. "Kert- rami:.. I nn an1 hrr futnrt- Terms, $3 per yesf, jwstage pre paid I "Thoseto whom bills have beJ 4riil please remit. . i . , Ttro years fcr.: paly $5. 1 Having a few complete tiles of " Oca lJ iko AXP Otnt Deap " for 1873 on wj will furnish that year and the entire .1876 for $3. i . ' ' . ; Library Associalions and HistoriiilO . l.I .....11 t "v. cues iruuiu wj wen iu nuic mis. 1st, 2d, and 3d vols, handsomely boj library style furnished at $2.50' per toL., $2.75, if sent by mail. Cash muit accompany all ordert. ,j Address, S. D. POOL, fialeigh 14;3t:g '.' 105 Acres. thereol shall be paid to the lessor or part entitled w receive me rent, me same ornis aessigns, ana un til tlie said party or his asshrns snail be paid for aU advancement made and exoense Incurred In mak ing and saving said crop, and until the sold party or uu aligns ku.ui oe paiu any and an claims ana ae- mandsaguiust tne leasee and cropper. wnlcB accord ing to agreement, written or verbal, between the aitles stiouid be a Ueh on said crop. That this lien e preferred to all other liens ; such lessor ot party entitled under tbe agreement to receive rent fur said land and his assign shall be entitled aralnst the lessee or cropijer, or any other person who shall gat tier or remove any part of said crop without the consent of the lessor or party entitled to reoerve the rent and to tlie possession of the croo until the said lu-ns are .satisfied, or hii assigns to tue remedies giv ing in uie c-oae or mvn Procedure upon a claim for tne dellveri' of personal property. A a. Where any controversy shall arte between uie parues u snail oe com Detent for the uartv claim lug poa session of tne crop by virtue of the preceding sec-iton to proceJd at once to have tlie matter determ ined In the court of a Justice ot the peace if tlie ainouat eUilmed slLill be less than two hundred dol lars. And In the Superior Court of the country where the property Is situated, It the amount so claimed shall be more than two hundred dollars, and at tue time of issuing1 the summons or at 'any time thereafter upon the tlljiig an amdavlt of theclalm ant, setting forth the amount claimed and the? prop erty upon which the lieu atucaes it shall be the duty oi the Jjstlee of the peace, or of the chirk of the Superior Court In whatsoever court the suit shall be pen.il ng to Issue an order to the constable or sheriff as the case may be, directing him to take In to immediate possesion all of said property or so much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the claimant's demand and costs and to sell the: same under tue rules and regulations prescribed by the law tor the s ile of personal pro erty under execu tion, and to hold the proceeds of such sale subject to the decision of the court upon the Issues Joined be tween the parties. That In all rases in the Superior Court arising under this act, the return term; shall be the trial term. , : Sec 3. Any tenant, lessee of land or cropper, and any person who shall remove any part of said, crop from such land without the consent of the owner of the land or lessor or party entitled to receive the rent and without giving him or his agent Ave days notice of such intended removal, and before satisfy ing all liens on said crop, shall be guilty of a misde meanor. ; Said tract lies ell for colli ration, and is well supplied with water. rbere are too ffood school, male and female. fn Mocksville. Said tract has on it a pad dwelling huace, and all necessary out-buildings. : Any person wishing tolb'iy wilj please call on the undersigned, ax be b anxiooa to sell. I7;tf - fj . El ilTJMFOKD. ON jvnd OFF Slick) as. Grease ! WH. A EAGLE SAlt respecfullr at)li ui.ees his coiitituiaiue at nis old stand in his old line, on Main strewt, opposite EnniKV lrug Store, lie ft always ready and anxious to oeouitiio3,ite efistiuer in the liot and Shoe bUMiiess in the hfst m an hat jH.-ilJe. tin is prepared to do first yl ass work and can compete with am northern shop on hand made j hs. Ilis machine. Iatj.ile..!are if the latest and let pat ems. lie keps on band ready maleirork, and stoca i-qnal to anr tMcial or- der. Fooling Boot iu Iwst style, $7. New' uoits, otM ijuniiiy, f 1 1 . icp:ii;rinji neany una promptly d-me at reaiai'4e piee; Satisfac tion guaranteed or no cliarre i t a-h orders by mail prompt tv fiih d. WM .. KaGLE. Jan. 20 187G. ' l5:6tno THE OLD WD RELIABLE SALISBURY Marble Yard. i Main Street, HOLLEMAN'S BUILDING, RALEIGH, U. G. Children's Carriages, Fancy Goods, Toys, llasket. Pistols, Bowie and Pocket Knives. Cartridges, Envelope, Paper, Pic ture Frames, Phying Cards, Perfnme ries. Soaps, Croquet Sets, Bats, Balls, Swings, Bobby Horesr Wagons, Step Ladders, '-Brooms, Mats, Blacking Brnsbcs,-Pipes, CIGARS & TOBACCO, A ud many o'her things too tedious to ineutii u. Xo trouble to please at NAT. L. BROWN'S, Bolleman Building. Rale'gh. Buy an ESTEY ORG AN. Upwards of S5. 000 sold The Estey Organ is the Best for Churches, .cbls and Parlors. The Estey Organ lend the World t0-y fXext door to the COURT HOUSE rUE cheapest and best place in XorlblCar 1. oli.ia to buy firt class MouuuieAt's. Tombs. ead Stones, &c , &v. None bntthe best ma terial used, and all work done in tbe best Sirlc of the art. A call will satisfy you of the tViith of the above. Orders solicited and promptly tilted. Satisfaction guaranteed or tin charge made. . JOHN B. BUIS, Propr. 17:6ms i - ' I SIMONTON f Female Collesre. j c x Tlie Spring session will open on Wednes day; Feb. 2d, 1876. j Circulars with terms, &c, on application to MRS. E. X. GRANT, Principal, 16:3m Statesvillc, N. 0. f Notice. ; , New York, Feb. 7l All vessels arriving ijreport a terrific gale at sea eo. zmi. A correspowlen of the Iforniny Star nominates General Kobert Vane for Governor, ...j i All persons indebted to McCubmxs, Beai.l & Dean, are requested to come forward and settle, as longer time cannot be given, A word to the wise is sufficient. '1 McCUBBINS, BEALL & DEAN Jan. 13, 1876. 14:3t f r " I Marble World. Davidson County,-- Superior Court. Elisabeth TV "ard. Gray Barris andV .-:r.. k.i. . . 1. uc u-aoei.il, ana otners, (,.. AOAIKST i VN'OTICE. S. D. Stout. Mat hew Stoht. and l? others, defendants. j ' J rVO S. I). Stout, Mathew Stotifnnd others 1 whose na ues are nniknown. beir-at law of Peter Stout, deceased ; ?Vuw T West, Jemi ma w est, rUch-'el V est, Sarah Wet, Samuel We-"t, and Wm YarboroMntirs-nt-law of Han nah West, deceased, dcfci dants in this ease. 1 on will take notice that; thej-'Iaintiff iv this case will make a motion to confirm tbe rale of the land described in the Petition, lefore me at my office in the Town 4" Lexington, on the SEVtb day of March. 187R, when1 and where run may attend and show causp, if ary you hare, wby said sale shall not Je Confirmed. l ms Jist day of Jauuar, 1876. ? - c;f. LOWE, Clerk Superior Courlj and Probate Jndge Of Davidson Count r. It appearing to the satisfaction ol thA Conrt that the defendants in the sibore eutitled action arc uou-residents of this State, it is therefore ordered and adjudged by tbe Court'that publi cation of the foregoing XWticei together with tins order, le made once a week fornix succes sive weeks in Tbe Carolina Vth!iti a newspaper published in the cii' of Salisbury, North Carolina. 0. p. LOWE.CJ c. J7:6t:$J0 I. LIVERY AND - STABLE. I hare just completed my lairpe andctt! modious briclc Livery and Stile Stabler! ated on the ground of the old Mnnsioi tel stable, which property I recently p chase-; and am now prepared to accost date DROVERS with pood sheltered!' and feed for at least 150 head oftmll shall also hare a good WAGOft YAp with1iouse on it for. the use" oWngns and wood fbr making fires. 1 ' j I shall keep, constantly on liand HORSES and MULE TO STGLI,, and .persons wanthd bny stock will find it to their intcrpt purchase from me, as I will irnaraBtM stock to le as I represent it: ithmij will Ite taken hark nl th nionpv r.f.l. I also keep Harness and fc die Horses for H I UK ; and rf -send parties to am- nomttkl devire to go. ' My Buggies, and all oM conveyances and Harness, are entire!? atf aiHTtf thelest patterns find wprkmaBshil Persona desiring p;(Md Horses anl newKl c omfortable rehicles will find Uicru at a Stable, and af a-TtoMonablc,prices nitet stable in' this place. ' , am also prepared to do any im IIALLlJNli with two horse teams. , -"TIIOS. E. BU0WX Dec. 22, t875. ll:lhno land mm WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, have thiifc formed, a co-partnership for the purnoK tlurf4iaRino' unci sellinr rp! rtAt m "til". i o - States of Virginia and North Carolina. C - I 1- H l. I It. Estate tor sale, including water junveixi to place it in pur hands. , We advertise generally throughout ti North and Northwestern States.! I j J. W. McKIXSETJ D. F. MEUilX. L By permission we 'resiKM'tfullv refer Messrs. W. 8. Patton. Sfins & Co.. Bankft Maj. W. T. Sutherlih and W. T. Clark li Danville, Va.; Hon. G. C. Cabbell. raetslr of Congress, Danville, Va; T. W. oaiisDury; butlrertin Johnson, .Lltarioi Dr. John Robeson, Statesvillc, N. C; A- Dowden, President ! 1st National Btfy ami oanauei niiCK, t'n"Siucnr iinwiij Qank, Millersburg, Pennsylvania.. I Addresvianville, Va.: Chatham, PittPf vania county, Va.; or Millersburg, Dnp; county, Penn. - - . f Danville, Va December 8th, 3875- 10:3mo:pd Chesapeake and Ohio E E TS.a?vRAISESTBjLL ROrTE BE" wiiS NORTH CAKOjLINA AND THE PASSEXQEIi TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS. . . MAIL I ijeave uichmond 9 S MONUMENTS. $ HEADSTONES. wmmi EE Scotch ui luteal MIc ' mv On hand and tarnished to Order. ALL 0B0ERS PROMPTLY IXECUTEPl Address, - .. JOHN CAYTON. c rner aorgaa aaa Blunt Streets, . (Raleigh, M c. EXPRESS. W bite Sulpher, - toiJO, - . 8.42 " Uantington, 9.40!a ra 4.55 r m r- O-UU m (nnectins closely i all of the Great Trunk Ltnes for the Wat, iVa-BV and SMYt. This is the Morten, aJet 1 cheapest Route, with less change of, can than any othetjJind paasea ihrotljgh the ef Kenery ta the world. T , . ! Passengers takinsr the i. I It. ii. have no delayi but connect closelr to any point in Uie West. ; 7 First class and Emiuigrpnt Ticltets at U,e rl I,r8,,na "?g?8e checked. Emi granU goon Express Train TlMK, Distakce. ... ' i ' I i-ZLVZVT U1 find it to their in juring Bhmds or or- F or Information and Rile a'pplr lo J. U. DAME,?Jo,?Ageol. mG. M. MclvENii; I Ticket Agent -Cr. HOWARD. f-?' Qe.i Ticket A genti r,'..- . M. . IIUM-i, j nperintendeiit. BUbmondVa.I i NAVASSA GUAJJO PRICES REDUCED. Sellinff this mar rsh at 23 On time, lst'Nov., 62 50 Payable in cotton, 430 lbs. KIAD THE KOLLOWIXO : MR. J. ALLEN BliOWX Ageut Navassa Gtaxo, .T. Q i - Salisbury, K. C, i Dear Sir: I now send you the remitt" experiments with Guaiiox. thw n.r. t . j ..... - ; j .. -y.- j uscaeigni Kinus ol tJuano, sehmf of as nearly iniform il as possiliJe. y xiu-, puumg so cents worth oi vwu the row ; and hy the mle of "all thsc Go; I put iuto one row I9U lbs of ffood itblf; . n r 1uiMiA.A : . . . L ; Ii '( rig OJB IU WllUOUt ailTIHOlf. rows were it; rons. (or 100 yard) by nifi and 50 rows to rho acre, in the tuiJ t acre field. I struck nir rows, siiboilwlf' rwr putting the Guano in and jIntit g, at the same day, being be (5th day of Mi- ; tO IiOW. a oeio fertUhcr. Stable Manure, 21 British Lion. 17 Nothing, 4 Zell's Phosphate 2ti racuic. 14 Sea Fowl, goj Whann's jq Gaanihani.r Ui Cat Island, v u NAVASSA, 26 No Botes. itat I IH Br I m Now, friend Brown, you see the reolt. Agem oi the other Guanos are ait mj I dtm't iTeak dispotSgingly ofaiiv tw"f Gnapos, not at all. The sorriest mJ WJ IL. ml . -r . . ,IM mo baussa most assureaiy r" . of all. Every acre where I used all M"; j make on to 456 lbs. I make one bale to the acre wjeigb'0 tn Af? -f . ..14 Permit me to say, in wnclu5,tjbV the altove as a basts. 1 Lose C.6T0 lb.? ton by not using all of your n ost flow ho? t f all Gtiano?i, the Nitvi. Tours. &r r i . . . -1 ! i -