. Carolina Watchman. ' PiMiiiiiiifi. UDKATioR : -simontqV sn-H. itVPCI'i -surrfi i u t iTVr-r-rTr-i t r-.- L!-i ljhjlv-; :
L.OfC A L .
FEHRirAItV 24, 1876.
are 49 prisoners in thejair of Meek-
jenburg couniy. , . - ,
The Democratic majority ui the late election
tin Texai in aaid to be about 50,000. -
There have been (two or three cases of
,BaU goi in Wilmington, recently. -
1.1. We are indebted to Mr. A, barker for a
dish t-f preserved Oranges. They were deli-
jjjoos-.' Mr. y. 48.8 ar quantity to 8eJI.
V.K bright, W mare nrale was atolen " front D:
C. Kenerly's stable last night, by n negnya U
kbeliered. look out for him. . The male . U
it, good order and will pass for first clasi. " . .
Col. C. S. Browa Is' still at his post in
Baieigb. feeding in his usual good style all
vho favor him: i The National: is where
very body stops from this western country.
,1
-i
. Iu does it beloug to I A snuff box was
f,,und, in the gallery qf the . Presbyterian
cfiurcb liiitr.Sandayl on the ladies sid cf the
organ. X one claimed it. What next?--"
Here is next ; quite.an affectionate looking
eoople came' fntux chtch Vkther Jater last
! Suuday ntght: they kept their eyes open fill
' jhe sermon was nearly closed, aijid their ee-
tds gr'ewheavy, and tbey soared to the land
fj Hljwf l dfams." Fortunately they
. lned iiMpposite directions..; j
OckI Lrn?r6 Aicix'ptR t)EAD"-3-For March,
r ii on cjir table, filled as usnal, with valuable
cUtribuiion of especiil iiiterest to the drth
--CaroUna'aiid Southern puLIic. i
Vlzxe RRTtfnk iTSome friend Ua bor
rdtred one of the File Vols, of the WakJanan, a
hjrge'bound book, embracing part of-the year
. 1
53, ail 6flSo4,and iart of 1855.
They will
dl us a great favor by retijrniiig it.
Mr. John Cavton keeps a splendid is-
ulrtinehti of monuments and tombstones
band, with rare and. beautiful designs
Diatlj; executed oh lliem.' Sec ad.
Ashly Carroll, a laB 1 4 years old, of
Ma
(ia, N. OJf angered because hia
DMlber whipped him, committed suicide
If ahootHist himself. v- . I.
iMrVJas. II. Euiiiss, 'proprietor of the.N.
CI buk' store in italeigh u ud our dinner
Voi-Lsmati, is keeping up with the titnts,. he
: has an elegaut stock of books and over two
i ttiDnsauu iiiecrs tr hiumc on liaml. J hat t
t wicic for tbe thousands. - '
ir. J'. D. Brown. Jr.,, met with a painful
accident oiie day last week, he was out guu-
I uiig, and while getting over a fence, struck
(thj ba-tunterbu a ''rail, causing an explosion,
lyliich made a painful Ue&h wouud iu liii left
biad. Duly a few shot taking effect.
i -,.. :' f ,v--- 1 . .' -
Tlie frolic after
the Tea Paty
last
I acsciay night, was nof m tuo program
tli
ne, Tbougbilessuees led some -1 aver
look an iimpliedj; promise and enjoy
tlieraselres, whiJe it -threw a damper over
tue enjoyment of ethfrs. When a dance
is meant, we should reay a dance.
The Silver Comet Band of this city de
JighteU us with a serenade; oa last Friday
tight. We return thatiks. ifusie at
i midnight," wked Tall is cahn; and serene has
peculiar chann a&out it) that requires a
; poet's words to express, so we will get Shaks
lretollll how itfwas : ;
'0h,vit eonie o'er, iny ear like the sweet
r - south, . ,V; . , L - '
Tbat breathes upon' a bauk of violets,
Stealiugiud giving odour'
.A left handed man who plays on a ban
if -
jo was in town yesterday and bought a
left handed banjo from Nat Brown's music
"tore. He wanted it to play at a poor
nan's house that was full of children with
hardly clothes enohghto go round. Brown
advertises full line of baby carriages.
And beetdeV'alliof rHhin, he has great
big overgrown lass 'fiddles, and little
young ytolins; flntea.flageoletsj elario-
neti.
organei pianos, and in fact every
- r
tlHog you want in j the shape of musical
jinitrum tad-
W eead.
i '
The Salisbury
fWfalbigh girl
L Watchman man says
wear government slock
P. r How does he know I
lidleigh Sen
Unett : -: " : v -
co. Uonan asks a. seuous question,
inceVe come to thrnkjof it; we.Xae not
u(re whether it was stockings, or a bar
pol we saw But he forgets that
!ea lady eits down with one of these
f .fangled pin-badks on that, well, we
1u:ay what takes place. One thin
have Jo regret, (ihe ladiea of . coarse
nab
nicy wouil auoneii uiai auuuir
J'lKlhat : t'Qua . fuerurt rtita,
morel
mWrif . 14104 VL Htt
antson
j w 8i,Pl'Iying'riumernus demands .for
Lls 3ruty of Cotton, which is represent
C. lo e earlier, j mre prolific rand of
m - "'
,er '.aple thati any other yet tihd aHd-
. : - s a niguer price in ine mar
Ll ; Inp Hut is sid closely to resemble
1 !' htt-d sea Tr laud "cotton in fijie
I ' '"ch always range. wo Tr three
r anfi .inr . . -
. iythV, i urav enounced ; - " J V'- V;''-' ' " " -l.T,XlX nKjlylltOi n j fc VSJUZIU iTZ Ztii : '" ? ; . ;
i . speculation : It 3 T a Setr- fcrt ",a.de",l ot I U- F..mon.ou,: lof U". C C " " uryr"n&.w lie that hbhWf;, M : t ttt v 1 . . "
h "n- ...... i .... -1, 1 . i j -' ... , .ar , i .:. , ..... j . .; t - u w it in iv w i a u ' -fla. r . n r - - j i s i t f . t i jv ' m i m 11 iiii iir tunii iiMtix ir:Mnnu uiiii i na nun. i. i . . r i . :
i . .r: T J.rf nwuMb5 ot te damper - a--,. t- i n . .. !7- .."?,V d iQnK dron or; hortHmn n iaV i. short tint Alcv :n.
J winch it threw. over nnr .t.' -.. l10 u ck,. me Arunfftorr iionse: f iu r;a.Ti, .. . " 7 :r y p: o t"" I " .-i.V .r " .""",,.ir', -""P
c? i i ! . s ill r i q, uu iMcicii iinviIiA v'K. --.i.ri.oL :f t.i 11 c "iat comi-Mrtaoie tnctnod t Iur mounments, ecc.- Auurcss
-Vrm. fB fnd.seut tuli citv about ie M:: 0? na'?? M to be -arc of rope of offi- t-;lg:tf ;i ,yt ' r" "!- " S CT ... .rl ? ! '
. :-! i , . v; w v eiii hiiiu iunf An.i r r. . . it ... ' nuc cuin?w i a running n,,,, -..nJ t
i e .i c ,iu.wfj; yrr kick- ai liaoTUle.. Ilia wife kiiil u LJ liff"ri? i j"Vo J - ? wry
feel that one S-mkiniww , . i- t , C- ft" 118 anM Idrbo ibdatslo. feet I ?1 i -Hs- f t iH
hat is, to find 1iulrSwanna'noa. Ife
be nyinphfjbeanty- bk instead of
mghittH:: .
i iHn theslSw Indian; fongue,"
weJ ' be "after
ineiiowin?
him
wtfh an
Indian elub. heffsji dead man sure; July
walking round toat- mrl -
BUSY BEE.
I 3
Laying asi4e allnctrT about the little Wv
Bee, and howjrnuch tbey siiould be esteemed
as exemplars iofanduatry, this matter oflfact
wH1.d ' morf PHoe to regard them in a mon
ey point of new. ji The bee is reallv ..ilt
of much, comfer( apd. profit. ; There is nothing
el-e which soiafeiferrttlj repays the attention
bestowe on UieniJilThe Hires should hle
good drjr shelter; to protect them from wean$l
iue exireraes M pat and'cold. And theiflffc
HiTea should ':-8o;ieoikri'cted' as- thaHhe
houey npay b;tikn' Without seriously disrb
ing them-a want; jfullj metfin the Bufkej
Bee Hie.J By u of i honey extilcter
the promts or Bei: tHure ni greatly increased,
as It satib'tl-iO'ib peht in making coml.
But even wheii the! boneyj U cut out the
niaMry,h reward! tOhs whecWful ! v
attend tf llnif IJeejv Will range from $6 (o $10,
l!1?!1?; f3i'tolslhejtime' to make the
neceasarjr repa2aIfj firanejrfcrop this
-year.
r
A GIlEAt RATIONAL WORK.
"4 :
The ; VcntenriuiifJIistWu fof tf&Wnited
States, h am tie dLnrfru' Af Va WZt;,.
Continent to he cfpse vfthejirst Century- of
American Independence. By James D? $Ic
C'lbf. kuthr ktf'Ai Manual of Jgencrai
Histon," dGreal Peputiie Etc., Etc.
ii
There has long: been a great and univer-Sdlly-felt
want of ja History f of thUTJDUe4
States suitable foifgeoeral use:4- This want
is now being popiied by the National Pub
lishing Qo., of Philadelphia, who have issued
a handsome ybliiiaia, styled f The Centennial
History of thtj United States," by James D.
Mc.Cabe, a wiell Known " histoHcIl writer!
This work will uuiittubtedlyU take rank as
the Standanf llistiary of- tbUu4 tod. States.
It is no dry inlaws jbf detailsVno boinbastlc
effort to iutLiiheU&iH natiounl pride, but is a
clear, vivid aod rilliant narrative of the
eyeuts of our listry, from the discovery of
the American continent dovvn.tojthe present
time. It tract ilje evidences of that myste
rious race, tht first ocCupauts of our country
and tlives a irtojst fnterestiRi? aeeonnt of th
findiaus ot North' America from-the tiwii? of
the .coming of, white meu. The v..yages of
Colombiis. th jexploraiioiis of the dilferent
nations of Eurpejaud-the fiual occupation
and conquest i( th' laud by England, are
told with graphic power.
Every btep of Our c4nial his'ory istrsced
with patieut fiilejiti-. aiiiiil the source of those
noble, and We; tnit, enduring iustitutions
which have made jiur couutry free and great,
are shown wit j renjnarkable clearness. The
causes of our great struggle for Iudependence
are told with UigicHl fi-ice and ability uDsuf
passed iivaoy Worl of the day. Then follows
a dear aud succincit at count of the formation
of the Federal; .Constitution; the establish
ment of the Uulon; the; course of affairs until
the breaking otiCofthi . Second War with
England; and a full and comprehensive ac
count of that War and its results. Th events
of our career from i.he close of that coutvst
.to the Commencement of theiCivil War foN
low iu their order. The History of the Civil
War is related wjith intense vigor, and with
a strict fidelity t truth; The author pleads
the cause of no party or section. . He states
acts, points out theflesstous M?l))ch they teach,
i: L:.i
auu jtpfurnini; iq ueuner pssion nor poutl
cal feeUng, trustt to the good sense of bis
eountrymeu to s4stain his views. The book
co u tains an Appendix, jgiviug an account of
the approachiugpeuteiiuial Exhibition.
- It is comprises in ohe large, handsome
octavo volume of 925 bages; aud contains
442 fine eugravings on steel and woJod of his
torical K?rsonages and fec-enes. TJie price is
?o low that all cau afford tu-piurchase a copy,
and each subscriber; is presented with a su
perb lithographic engravmg of the Centen
nial Exhibition Bclldiugs and Grounds. , It
is sold by subscription lnlyj and the pub
Ushers want a sen tain everv couutv . t
(Writ) . t
GOVEUNOIl BICHARU CASWELL.
j . better irpoii jprATxl t.
Ralkigh, :N. C, Feb. 11, 1S7G.
Editor of Jthe' SextHl : I saw in
your paper of ; yeiteiday an interesting
acc3unt of a visit by your correspondent,
R. W. Best, Fq , to the grave ef Gen
eral Richard. Caswell,! the first governor
of North Carolina.- Mr. Beet mention
what I jdid not know1 before, that there
is not even a marble slab to mark l lie last
resting-place of the illustiious dead, and
snggesta that I commence a movement to
have what he ,cal)4 a reproach to our peo
ple, taken awayj. ;! Governor Caswell was
undoubtedly the most j distinguished mm
iii North Carolina idur'uig the reVoluiiwn-
ary peiiod of our history. Besides being
the commander, br at least One tf the
commander, of our iittleiannv at ihe I
celebrated battle of Moore's Creek Bridge I
tha! broke t hej 'potver tf the Tory party
he was One of jbuiidrleffate in the cooti
uental congiesp, !was presideiitKbrAthe
state congress" at7tlilax, wutcli ' Jramcd
and adopted tbe -ctifnstiiution of the state,
wnjcti roade us an inaepenaent, nanon,
and was then clioseq tlie firs' governor of
inai iiauon. i i : . i j
The lSih dayinl next November wilt
be the centennial of ' onr North Carolina
national existence; and nothing can be
more appropriate than' to have. it celebra
ted by iuaugnratifig a, mounmeut to the
memory of -thij illustrious I man. whose
name is so indissolubly connected 'wub
it. i uave no cfo (in t the amount neces
sary for the .purpose can be easily raised
by oue dtillariuuscitptiona. .. ,
I take pleasure m acting upon the sng-
gest ion of JVIr.' BesC and his ; f rieiid,ad-
will thankfully receive; contributions from
uHr persons disposed .;fo tavpiT the (patri
otic enterprise, f VT ! - - h
s ;j ours, truly, . , ..
h 'fe; IIllt Battle
Papers in 4lre(sia.tc,fiiendly 1q thejro
posed plan ill. please copy. :
uut'T iiiiiml i ih nnns a iiiuii v n nvoin r i m i i i a - -w w wr u &
ip icie-rapuea ior; ana arr vedln' IJan
ville ou Fridalasi, nnd were' at hia bed
side in liis dying' moments. .' r ' . ;
, Mr Simon jou'tbad been afflicted for
many years, liaying been. partially para U
yzed in his yiunger days, and for two or
three years pist,u ba Jbecn very ; feeble.
During last Spring he" bad an attaek which
lasted over, sev'erlil; weeks, t and which
brought him lo the; very vjjrgeTof tie
grave. He has not been himself since
that time, w.hn it was learned that he was
lying: dangerously ill at Daqville, the re
sult which has just been announced was
expected. ;.; 1 : ".'j'-- ; '-.'n V
31r. imontBrris, andhas been for many
yearawell known io railroad and ' finan
cial circles, in! this part of !the State. .For
several years
anterior to the war, und
all the line of its contijw
durin? uearlv!
uaoceuieWasi tbe fieaetary and ..Tfeaa.
nrer of the Western North Carolina liail
road,.ihe dutitfe ofl.wbicb tiffice 'be dii-
CUarffed With firieat efficienev and gi-Mnli.
bihfy:' About four Vears ra?o he wastble prorioiitton.. Wifl the LeffinlatureR
President of the Atlantic, Tennessee &
vnio liauroaa, oetween Uharlotte and
Statt8ville: and since lhat limh haa Kpon
le,' and since lhat time. has been
Cashier-of tbeJJank' of ;Srati?s viHe, w bicb
popiou-'-bo : heh--itr thejtimc-6'fb1rh
dptb. I here is perbapsj. : ua man- in
StatesviUe or in Iiedell county, whose
wic puopio.wtiu anew uim so weH Ins
deatly'wbe; greatly and widely deplored.
Ilia tenderness of heart and his smvpa'the-
!. 1 ...I'" I.''- ' . 1 f i -
L ti cTTaTuTeTiade lilin a" "fionfe" wiTTi"
who came in contact with him. and his
L benevolence, one of bis most marked
charactertics, Won Tor him the undying
affection of many of the poor of the com
munity where, lie lived. Many sorrowing
friends, of all classes, and conditions, will
follow him to the crave, wbir.h will vlna
over one whose
place it will be hard to fill,
above well merited tribule
We copy thd
from the Charlotte Observer, of the 22d.
The death of s
uch a man as Mr. Simon-
ton would be a
inuniiy. It is
serious loss tb auy coni-
a loss1 to Iredell cbuntv.
and il 4s felt by
all those who have known
him intimately
and well.
HARD T
riMES THE
Etaii, N. c, Fe
REMEDY
Rale
eb. 17. '7C.
Editor tf the Nines
Onx people are nearly all complaining
of hard times, and some are predicting
harder timps ah ad.j Why is this ? Why
simply this : ,'e are growing cotton al
most exclusively io 'pay for nearly ev
erything we eat, drink or wear. We
hear bi estimates of what the cottou crop
will biing us, but we hear of no esti
mates of how much per pound it costs to
raise the 'cotton. Unless we know lmw
much it costs us per ponnd at the gin,
how can we tell how much We make 'net
on .jout crop, ahd unless wc kuow" that,
how can we tell whether we are making
or losing if we e ell at 12 cents er pound ?
We keep our hog pen iu Ohio, our
smoke house in Bahimore, our flour mill
at Baltimore 4"d Richmond, our corn
crib down in llj'de, and our hay-stacks
away op in Yankeedom, and pay big
Citighis to brin alt these supplies home.
We raise our horses and mules' iri Ke i
tuckcy and maijy of them even farther off,
our woik-shop ! where we have pur axes,
hoes, spades and pitchforks madei is away
tip in Massachusetts, our slioe-shpp is up
in Ben Butlei'a oliDisUictoar epinning
wheei and loom is in Rhode Island, our
wagon factory is in Indiana, our buggy
factory is in Delaware, our manure heap
is in Maryland, our dry goods store is in
New York, onr1 clocks are made iu Cou
neticut and our profits are made uowhcie.
The remedy for hard times' is simply to
move our hog-pien, our smoke-house, our
work -shops, our manure heaps, &c,
nearer the "honie house." Give employ
ment to the thousands of our own people
who are now idle the greater part .of the
year, and we wilt hear less of "hard times."
But as long as we'keep our owu median
icsand working men out of employment,
so long as we1 purchase everything we
use trom the rvprth at their own prices.
and then .sell
oicn 'prices, you
hem our cotton t at their
may expect nothing else.
but lia;id,yes ve
ry bard times.
More anon,
J. B.
f n n
THE STATE .GRAN
A Fall ''Ati4h&nc&ens8Ae-BheUibhsS
Special to Raleigh News. f
Greeasboro, N. CFeb. 16, 1S7C.
The' State Grange is in' session, Dr.
Mills, Master, presiding. Two hundred
and fifiy. members are present, tnehudiog
nny laaies. asters adCress treats all
nhject& for theood, of the" older, lie
u,ges patrons throOgbout the btate to
economize - in pbrehases, sales, &c, to
raise ' more1 supplies on the farm. The
personuel ostitis jbpdy is 'fide,!1 embracing
many of" the ffist agriculturalists in the
State. The nexi meetiug to be held in
Goldsboro "in"FebT77r A GraFgeTan
will be started at: an early day ueitl
Raleigh Or GreeiUboro. . ,
HoitE IsDrsTjtpAye fdays since
i visited the iciremieat tal)oratorv of
we
JVlessrs, , , Carmichael .PeVault-and
Wrefe sorpriBed at Ithe ejtteuf ahd vaiiety
of apparatus whicjhjhey . have erected for
the manufacture aud preparation of medi
cines, extracts, &c." We Were not sufii-
cientty versed in'phattDacy to understand
tbe many appliances of the chemist in the
pursairbf hs art , bnt through the K kind
ness of Mr,. DeYaflU, who was pains tak
ing to eniigUieii M$i C; Lad stifiicieut u-
slght to convince Ins (hat these, gentlemen
make the most' of their 'medfeines," "and
that nothing but the purest xlrngs are us
ed in their prepnratbms.L
' i ueir esiainisnmeiu is in ine igie Ho
tel. AsheriUe Pioneer. l 1
Mieliilolopheiof' UKiclmiy
Dispatch cotnesi 16 the help of tlieiog,
law. men ;Iirays irUniiK T-T-TJttil
,4Tbe jdogs liave skins that are really!
valuable, and if'ia only necesVa'rv to u'tif.''
ize j thesis skins to7make.tlierdg8'soine
thing better than an incubus, and to
r , , .
vantasre of slw-eb-raisiirs
As 'sheep raisers can not Vet the ymtN
lion of the law. thi ifcn
Heal way tafiirelief. Inaugurate the busi-
greerf dTig-skins which caiioiiTybe bad
by ami dogsaiid the ' ihiiig' is done.
The buiftcsa t might bo f arranged so as to
provide far farid both fby!" coutribdtioris
from slieepiraisersj and 'the! profits from
me saie oi tanned dOgskinsJ
O tti
All honor to Lveuryua fur thin mini.
Pf Vir'ia and North Carolina 'carry it
,nin "'nnwi f Where1 are-the glove
makeraf Stat. at. t a'
rtbeir foot they stand, and civlfization oi
tlementB; of this all-conquering, all aL
sorbing race, which is yet destined in the
providence of Ood to convey its civiliza
tion and language to the uttermost parts
of the 'ear tli. - ' -. .
lt riatnly through manufactures, and
maritime cimmeice that tlfese great; ends
are to be carried forward and "accomplish
ed and from .the, signs of ;he limes wjth
out having one dollar's worth in any kind
of manufactures whatever, I do not fear
to hazard ' what little reputation I may
have fori foresight, in asserting that by
or beforeithe commencement of the twen
tieth century the whole cotron Machinery
now in the United States will not supply
the deruaml- there wilb he made -upon i us
foreigq countries alouo for- cotton
fabrics.
1 L
TnoMAs II. Hazard.
Vattclusf, li. I.t Feb. 13, 187C. . ,.
Per Diem so Goody lie Wanted More.
Richtijiojnd, Va., Feb. 19th R. 1).
Ruffii), colored member iu the House, a
delegare from Dinwiddie county, was ex
pelled to-day for abstracting money from
he pay book of the Sergeant at-arms.
His guiltiwas established beyond a doubt
as the missing money was traced to him,
aud..!1!: confessed by, giving an order
against Jif per diem for the amount.
The money; ltu took wa! thai of; another
i -
colored mHnher which was in the
book near his own. '
pay
While $omo workmen were 1
onnr
for oil sortie time ago at Seville, Ohio,
they struck a piece of oak timber
lorty-seven feet below the surface.
CUT THIS OUT,
It May Save Your Life.
There is n person living but what snnVrs
more or lets with Lung Disease, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet .mii would dif
rather than pay 75 cents for a bottle of med
icine that would cure them. Dr. A. Bos-
ciiee s German Syrup has lately been intru
duced in this country . fruiii . Germany, ami
yoiiueroiis cure astonishes every one that
try it. If .you doubt what we say io tirint.
mum uiKe i( io your ijrupcist
1 fvnniz. iaiisnury. rs. and set
.Miupie oouie tor iu cents and trit, or a
regular size for 75 cents.
MARRIED
Cv Rev. tJno. C. Denny on I3ih Jan. at the
residence of J, U ikon Yhhcr, Mr. Henry
jiuin uniwiHu jmi.3 ,-aran Angeline Heart
man au oi liowau.
By the same, on the 13th inst., at the resi-
v. ... uin.ci, ijiiifr, ,ur, .Ma run juther
Mutts to Miss Mary SusairKliitta all in Ca
barrus.
Un the 1 4th insr., in Ml. Tabor Church, by
the Rev. H. M. Brown, a Misted by the Rev:
oiep iensonijMr. (i.'Ashbey Miller and Miss
oarah t.. Monroe all of Rowan.
OBITUARY.
In Oiibarrus counlv on the 3d iist.f Mrs.
ELizABTd'CREes, tfrcd87 years. She was
the mother of 14 children, all of whom grew
to be men arid women 1 0 aon nn.l 4 Hmml.iox.
S,h Jeft SOrand children and 25 great "grand
children, hlie was lonp- a eonisi;ioni mnU
ot fct. Jolin s . Lndierau Church, near Ml.
j'leaF.int.
SALISBURY MARKET"
(Crectidby McpbmkeaPbakIi.
. J .. , , . February 24,' 1870.
cotton moderately briks. Middlings, H
M r 4 do , r - U
Flour market -stocked host fam. $3.00
super.
2.75
1 WuK-VT-giiod.demandt, q. U)0U5
I.Coax-raafket well supplied V 5560
jiEAL-i-motierate demanu at H 5. C0Cl65
-m ar - - - u -
bwtJET Rof toes readily at 405oi
IRISH. iai i according taqaaU 50(g).
UAT8-r- . 4550
BrTTER I . "i f 'W 20M25
j-CnrcKEkiM-per dozen S $1.502.o0
siva uu uviuauti . y
Cabbage jftilj market per lb. , . , 22
RALEIGH MARKET: ""' 1
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WHOLESALE CASH PRICTis. '
i Raleigh, Fehruarv'20, 1376., .
FLOUR, North Carolina $6:50 a ?6.75.J 1 1
un,j5-je .... t
CORN ML'AL, 90 a 1.00
BxpoKi C,l,iimq36.ysil
HIDES', green, 7 a 8.'"1
7t wv- rmwtniw
FODDER, baled, new $1.25.
HA Y, N. f. baled, good. 1,00.
matse tnem so much .moje valuabjedead
than afiVB ihat . dead oogs may "multiply
greaJly t6ihe advantalre of sne'eb.raisi.f a:
GARDEN SEEDS!
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-THE
largest & best assorted lot
Vic-it
OF i ' J iit - ' a-f'
ever brought to the Salisbury market
-T oeeas uonsignea m
to Cotrntry1 Merchants on 'liberal terms.1
Come and. see , as.
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Druggists. '
NAVASSA rGUANQ !
;2f i i ll P1UCE8 REDrCEn. ir . 7 y
Selling Ibis year cash, at $56 j25 ,1 t
. ;;qa time,jlsN,w t . Iig8 poQr;
KE4P THE FOLLOWING :
iAgeutAYASSA auMO,iIs Ju n,., f
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Par, Sr : L now end you the result of my
expeninents with 0 uano, this year. ,
I'nsed eight kirnl 6f Gtrario, 'selecting land
of as nearly juuifojm soil as possible, side b3r
side, putting 20, cents worth: of each kind to
the row ; and by the side of, all tliese Gnanos,
I put into one row J 90 lbs -of good stable nia
nute, leaving one r$w without anything. Tbej
rows were le rods, (or 100 yards) by measure,
and 50 rows to rhe acre, in the midst of a 20
acre field. I struck my rows, subsoiled oath
tun , un i, uiwiu m huh piantinc, aii on
tbe ianie day, being the 6th dayilVMay.;'
Now for the result of "the pifKiiig, as given
below r
Fertiliser.
to Uvtc,
Roics.
r0
No. the.
ptracre.
lOou
850
J00
1075
Hi".
1 123
- 1)75
775
5-"0
IJOO
Stable Manure, , 21
British Libu. ' 17
Nothing, 4
Cell's Phosphate 2H
Paeitic, iiu
Sea Fowl, y-J
Whann's jy
Quanihani, 13i
Cat Island, J I
NATASSA, r 26
Now, friend Brown, voii sec the resuU. The
Agents of the other Guanos are all my friend.
T J ...., ! . .. ..
i uou i sueaK qispatatrmgiy ot anyd tliyuhovfl
(luanos, not at all. The sorriest mav nai-. but
the NAVASSA most assuredly pays the best
of all. Every acre where I used afl Navassa,
t maKe one bale to the acre weighing from 410
to 450 lbs.
Permit me to say, in conclusion, that Taking
the above a-; a basin, I lose 6:6T0 lbs. seed cot
ton by nutusiug all, of your , most noble aud
best of all Uaanos, the Navasa.
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. E. A. PROPST.
LAND AGENCY.
WE, THE 'UNDERSIGNED, hare this dav
foryictl a co-pai tntrsliii iuv the 'purpose of
purchasing and selling real estate in the
States of Virginia ami Xorth Carolina, and
.respectfully ask all persons who have Real
Estate for sale, including water, powers, &c.
to place it in our hands. I. f i i I
We advertise generally throughout the
North and Northwestern States.
. J. W. McKINSEY,
s - . D, F. MELIJEN. ;
By lennissfoh wc respectfully "refer to
Messrs. W. S. Patton. Sous A. Co.. Bankers;
Maj. W. T. Sutherlin and W. T. Cla-k & Co..
Danville, Va.; Hon. G. C. Cahliell. niember
of Congress, Danville,' Va.; T. W. Keen,
Salisbury; Sutherlin &. .Tohnsmr, Charlotte,
Dr. John Robeson. Statesville, N. C; and
A. Dowden, Pjesideut, 1st National Bank;
and Samuel Buck-, President MillersUirg
Bank, Miltersbiirg, Pennsylvania.
AiltlressDahvilleVaphatham. Pttsvl
vania eotmty, Va.; of Sillersbitrg, Dapphin
count v, Penn. , '
Danville, Va., December 8th, 1875
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HA VI XJL 'S T RECEIVED' A ' -
LAW AXD. SPLENDID, STOCK OF
Most Beautiful' Jewelry.
Wc have just rpceive&the lartrcst and
handsomest stock of Jewelrv ever exhibited
in Salisbury, and respectfully invite public
inspection. It comprises GoM and Silver
Watches, of all kinds ; Silver Pitchers, Cups,
Castors.! Napkin Rings Forks; Knifes, and
Spoons. The finest and most beautiful sets
of Jewelry of all kinds, as Ear-drops, Breast
rins, rjngpr rtings, uracelets, Seals, Lockets
&,;i?c.,!&c. lt - i ;:
b3o, a lot of plain
SOLID GOLD RINGS.
Also .amenta for thecfclejjrated.
khalriausen SpfeSlacies
tbe finest glasses made..J
JVill sell as low as any House in the south.
, Ki IViJ- we m?g ei . vo v n ; j, t v j
Wil l It 1D I LO K KI PAlUliG
done .ionitly asuyaL All wok wt""Kc?
12 momhi. - Dec.1 !6,f 9T& 10:tf
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tion with Mr. RvtvMqrias; and wfll in fn
inre be found tt Jiu Tent. Remember ladies,
we atways natttr, ; : " 7tlia
VALUABLE
:
The undersigned 'is ahthorized to sell pri
vately, three valuable tracts tf Land, situa
ted in ML Ulla Township, Iiowan co., be
.f-
lODgwflr to tniestatef the Jato DrO. P.
Hourtwn, ,the , said tracts .briefly described
as follows : :
1. ne tract of 200 acres, more or less,
adjoining the .binds of W.'." A. -Post pn, Plii
Aiexanaeri anq ptners, on which there is a
3 y it f; -
guou (tweiiing ajia out-nouses, and the soil
w wen aaaptea for cotton and trrain.
3. .Another tract of 188 acres, more or
ksa,' adjoining the lands of 3L W. Goodman,
Joseph Brown and others, ; This tract' is
very productive and a large portion of it is
very heavily timbered. ' . '"'"'
3." Ahother'f rait of about 80 acre.?. ad-
joining the land of J. 1 Freeizo and 'others:
consists almost' Entirely' of 'Woodland and
meadow ih v-.. . , .. , -j
Terms of sale reasonablei , t! .
Applv to,tblcuidersicmed at ML TT11a..P
u., uowan co., K. C, ... p. CRANK I
Jan.
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RO WA3-i" ICO UNTY
' , ' In the Superior Coitrt:
SJ , SUMMONS I"OR ItELIET. , ; j
Jolfh Rnffty5 amljvlife Rosa, Moses I'ccleVand
wife Polly,Tohr P- llodse and wire'fJahii?!
l iuodfre? Alosea Trexler and wifeBva, John
j-dnK.anu win? SQplna, Alexauder WalJaraud
wife Laura Jaiiej Calvin Earnbeart. Marr.L.
Earuheart, Wiiii D. E imheart.-and. Benrr
agaihst :
(jeorge W. Hnflman, Dorey M. Hoffman, and
Michael JLIlshoiiser tnd M ile Clementine,
Stale of Acirtli Carolina.
To the Sheriff of iloicak county Greeting.
You are, hereby commanded to summon
George W. HufftrianTiWev M. nnffinan. !.!
Michael HolshbuicV and wife Clementine, the
Defeudac flb(y'ej named." if they 1e found
within your cuutoiy, to appear at the Office of
the Clerk of tbe Superior Court for the county
of Rowan, within twenty days after the service
of this summons rA them, exclusive of the day
of such serrice, and answer the complaint, a
copy of which will puc deposited in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court for said county,
within ten days fropi the da'te of this summons,
and let them take notice that if they fail to an
swer the said complaint within that tice, the
plaiutifl's will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Herein fail not. ftnd of this summons make
diie .return. Givenjunder ni v hand and seal of
.aid Court, this 8th! dav of January, 1876.
: OtIN XI. HOKAH,
Clerk Supenor Court of Rowan Couaty.
' 14-ut: $3 .
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The advertiser, rtt) ld physician, retired from
active practice, haying had" placed in his banc's
by an East India Missionary the foimnla of
simple Vegetable Remedy, for the ppeedy and j
permanent tnire ' pr-Consumption, lirouehitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung
A flections ; also a (ofitive and Radical Cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plaints, after havinafthorouehlv tested ifswon-
Werful curative Powers in thousands of cases,
leeis u. ni.s uuty lo ipake it known to his Butter
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a
conscientious desire -to relieve human suffering,
he will pend free o charge), to all who desire
it, this recipe, with full directions for prepar
ing and successful lyjusing. Sent by return m -'l
by addressing
""er DR. W. C. STEVENS,
Muxroe: Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
Nov. 25, 187-i-Hy
I A LL AND Wl INTER &TOC
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3L-8 7 5.
75
10
10
Bbls. Molasse.
do NewDrli-aus
do Syrup.5
Bags Coffee, i
Kegs Soda. .
Boxes Chesp.!
"- AdanniBtine Candlea.
40
Coap
30 , Cases Oysters-! '
o
20
10
;m
25
40
40
BrandyPeaches
" . Fresh Pjeaches
" line Apples
Gross Snuff
Coils Cottonad Jute Rope
Doz. Paiuted Pails.
Gross Flasks j
-.2,000 lbs. Heml.icklLeather
1,500 lbs. Candy j
40,000 Cigars ff
50 Kegs Powder
50 Bags Shot '
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 Doz. Scotch lAle
40 Doz. Gingeri.le
4 ALSO
A full line of Wood and Willow Ware,
Boots, Shoes, .HatsjSaddles & Bridles. Axes,
Guns, Pistols, &.o.'' 5cc.
Also, a large lot, of Canned Goods, a
choice selection off French Candies, Salt,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Royal Baking Pow
ders.'Raisens; Currents, Figs. Citrous, Nuts.
Sardines. Cocoanhts. Pickels, Sauces, Cat
sup. Potted Meat Kerosene, Tanners and
Mchine Oils. Liouors of all k
trits. New York! luckwbeat Flour,
etc., ozc.
The abpveStoekjwas Wught
of the seasou at greatly reduced
u -..ft..-,..! ... i IV i. ..i ' .. . l n r .
at the close
liriC4s. nrvI
ia ouereu ai i nuienate & Ketail at
nhiirf oriHtc '!
very
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ilisbury, N. C, DTc. 10, 1875.
MANSIONHOUSE
j Centrally Situated
I SALISBURY, N. C.
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A an1 CiTiiearcit ti the dejwt.
. Table as good as the best.
Servants attentive and pditc.
Board periday..-.i..t... s...... $i'5o
Single Meals 50
Special Contract for a longer term.
jOmcibus io and;froBi all trains.
Best Livery, Stable near y&t hand.
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EPTbfr anderripnefl tenders bis thank to
many friends who MX called on him at the
MAssroS, and assures! them that no effort shall
be spared to uaWthi:r future visit pleasant
CIhTrateliOg Poblic will always find
pleasant (pmrtrs and;refrehhinjr farei jl
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