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' ir ?! .1' M u i It :; ...Jit '.'Ml ' If ' : .'i V , ty ,H I H.M ! i : ,!- , t -nib, . f si j-i .;..;. . I V V ? i f ' is if ','; i . . i ? V. :a 1 ; y . ' - ? ' - IS : - '"1 -, H t , r -I --. - -rX -; if: if t - ! ! i t , i . Carolina; Watchman.; UY: 10.1877, kn -r-. - ' nM.! i .1 fnr fMHiie two or moi-c week bv a rumor that IIayts' Kchexii for reviving the old Whig which we copy a long article on the jwli iwirtv ifi fie leathern States, We learn tics of North Carolina, la laboring dih- he ill soon iut the tory to rest. ho,en ifim ot Jane TOA-WAm HK.bl;!,' 1,' n 4' L' ,r',11 t,nf lift 1 le improve the Haves pro gramme "so as to secure its success. The Ciarlotte voerrerininKsine 1 crrf artfcWI-eferredfoiiianotHeriHace, : i . -- - -..v r..,- -' - i Was wiitteJf'. wj Rn?c u tjeniocrauo author is antsW'tnat'iciass wiio-nas nere tofore 1m Ul)S, iniijTiueuwc , u-......., Ji.iving r rlredjof tifeing the precari; ous thanceVmid heaven 'and carthV will 2.1 ..4fwa ! tTIl 1I.IT I ' 111! 1 hannobWuitn 'Hayes who raay'Tielp him out of la8;.aistssg1e8; and reeog nisse' a in'erit toa 'precious ' to' ' waste in a rough and 'tumble, with radso? dmocrats Ther had a "wef and h tfdry" ticket in Concoitl, amL tlw wets'ihave- turned fhe tabres -on' the"4yibeataBff them Tim TVv" went in , . -ilr.-ail lentiy,asflerxi tnafc HVA".i-iT" -4 Tlw? munkinal elections this Tear have gone iWc'ratleVa !W. fts".W. whaf extewt jt .Wl ;uds Charlotte ret electld ilrTVonnsonmayoT, the wisdom and honesty of the reeognized and a majoritv ofthe old Board of Alder- leaders fat the different pts of the.jS men. i'r'. 4v t'ir-:: 3X11 and the good sense of the people, , .. ( ; ,ast , r:. - Wnt meeting held in the Chamber of Com ermaently se)kp fortflong' irtf spell,! . ... . , , . - but tliey drpwned out this year. Thu Democrats carried the city of i Ral- Vrv"rr,V " " gh Electing u.straigiitiJenKcraw,oe- ,,. j-Ti 1 . . publicansund 3 Independents. . . . Tli. finmimmfl f fill U Til 1 ft lUUl Jin J a i n,, c, sy victory. of 7d majority. 1 he contest - n;. :. ' . . was pretty-straight, the conservatives be ing rat-hWetjr agreed than last year, when heitadicalfisncceeded inirunniug in their candidaie-forsinayo. Cfise nWokfoPrectientTlie lawyers say tiieTO'wks it case determined here last Friday and Satui-day of which there is no precedent on reconi ra th'e booksi It grew ontadfiry c5inmon becurence-a dispute5' about' ''-doging hogs out of a field not well fenced, arid an attempt at set tlinff the" rraestlott'bF damage to the stock, . . . - . , , L - , , , '"and eventually pushed it forward to corn- Mrs. HuffniaV whose dog dwl the damage, jfr.m, j?n WU Ii, was callM on by tlie complaiuant, Mr. Click, accompanied by several neighbors, fo talk 'overbite; . mdtter with a view to S peaceable stflemehtr While the confer ence was progressing Mnr. Huffman had a stroliC OrjSaVulysis, and was taken from her seat nj (he neighbors who were talk jug jto-'heV m Jaid- upon a bed. Her .pJ-;Ti hZuuu iJfhArtAtfm but mti flow be done by tntate Li iv and she basuffereda deri sine. She brouirht suit gainst, Click and his ----- - --- - H wsp. not apiW evidence, that -there, was .VirrT'-';': -V - l .r i . i. V T: - . ' ,nemiW,we;icwaa iojrouuce frT T- , ir" ""7:;' "r-. jury mfof Plaintiff, laying .... w.wv - pover do&0r9Vlee&4: ;f- v.. the I?iisi.q,mj.ftt;8eviBral points witlrh-eavy reoortcd foaW ,Thre ia a .mvinsv fe lWatnh. MJ.iiZw rpi ' ... ' ' . ' 'tor a long time alter: but It can never betioiV opposit to tl 5TT?t rr'" tcgalufd cept by . railroad connecting tlilrds of the neg thoiini in letter, fe ennhibMit. nf , lirl-- 1 , . , . . .. ? '-i . . v . t T , - . , , W produpiBg and the- consuming . see- k democratic v :'vnt o Tr::r.. ifi rv"v"1Mwj(.i; " - 1 TT 'Tl. .1 ii . m to be affected ..by .thetwan The position f t'iM an.i ;,.,.....i . ij:: . - . . -- deci ritli coobiess toward Bussia and Ger- dKwuui.is;. liuciuLc.t-u ; tut luuiuauiiii many;. The French .arid Austrian cov ernmeata of whom the Pope soughcom fort, la Ye n for fbi. ftr ,V fun tw K?a' - - i respec says of the in4ependenco:,f his spiritual au. thority.. Vrrl rii '.. iiusiesin ndouwuiesceL uiLi, iprsees. ijouwe ? to ner .m Ti, .Ucutoardou st)caksofmeetinff foree bv force. Rhftviii . o. j r: - , defend fe tack., : fK;: ft i r . v.- ... rhw iiTV ircifrfoiia:Wir: iiwiva i . ' ;M - n- ' ' .rt-v' '-ri- "t- t , , ' i' - vy p.u4 ?am w.- nor, has surreuderod. ' , '."i.Uti -JuXOa l.U ,"4 The Governor Of New Yorlr . liaa .vefrwwl 1 Ml . ,i' a Olli to allow women To Tiolrt office ? , - -tV'-A', " . T? iutZrZ-liil t- ih, i . Biigharn.ioungIikdty to lie, brought ..; i nere re solution betore the Eugllsh hr-r i ParlSiMaTaiiBirtiur B"ffi M'. tras Hie claim to thyoral o? tenal supnort of 1 ofi? rWto the peojde of ea-t ,Gredt Britain The gfhmeni'has de- lacy ln f Held many importantl ctareu.u win uaruor no apprehensions .u .iuaiuu, uu ware- i i should; the' Czar declaW that he" does not gni2e1 H. ?ae of ' the' ablest political 11 7, ito;.1 L-, tft'l' " - ' writers in1 the South! " !5 nm f io jiwuoa fop.pts pana; ieaumgn-in domestic aflfaini during the last week than the 'MonTiktin 'Mcatldws massacre.4 'Thef-fbr a teir frm-inna - iim. 1 authorities; aye, collecting, the. . evidence; . e . -si a' . and it is-now Wrtain Ue.ru,nkaia3Ter,."i hud, ,tah ejgt M. Oiuftet;!- Wtuai ! indi ?vaa se eatod in the piazza of hi residence when Uf.(Jti Bin; aiweU kaowa aad high- j !y:wtfa'deiar oIlalelghivttietlt m4?J denly ;yf,far. dlseaaeite'1 ,reflMfln 33 ZjZUiM pant f r . f ; . ' I- traf ft wiiRO tra ses? tct iiu-1 if i i m iiPoiitu3Tn ibiijuuju0. . "... I I ..11 r,,1 thni trho trade in tm I tl.A Kindness vcltu I luiv ewucuiun . gently and with shrewdness to initiate a taw 7 ol ' X l1n news hem. lie, 1 know nmv it is in Kowsin. cau" I T7 . .. rV7 j ftn .ijjf? -V1 PHfU yt our readers it is -a lieeTerywhercMaine 1 author o it Knew it,Tr-oe so .wueu.ue ir f I I 1 1 n thought, The easiest .way ,,Wf,fJMyIto oflocal government and for all T" 1 . 1 I ' . I. . n n.ml. IxWAITan believes it, because we . all knw thei-e is no truth ini, It is very evident, however, that wiley politician meditate" a systeiuaiie attack I upon the unity ot the conservative people Of Sartk Carolina, and - twill spare no et- fort to foment discoid among theni. , To 7 TJ ITT 11A t fe CHERAW AND j JIOCKSVILLE. The Charleston Conner reports a re- merce in that city with ' reference to tw completion of the: niilroa'd connecting Cherawand Wadesbdro'. known in the - -. . , Charter as the Cheraw and Salisbury Bail- . . al road. Mai. Townsend was at the meeting "v. ""J" 0 and gave account of the road and its con 7 fe; i .. iM t , ii t nn Thft Pnnripr thinks itnmA mnhivf ditjon. The Courier thinks some mohetf aid might bp obtained for- the completion of the Road. ' ; : . . We are-glad to see this eytdenee of lifp in respect to this enterjmse and hope it may not only survive the present hard times, but retain sTifficiefttTTltality to carry it forward to completion at some' no distance future. True, we cannot perceive any prospect at present of material aid at this end of tlieiiriej' but ' it Is be lieved an easier monetary condition will revive public interest in this enterprise pletion. The JfocArWc Bail road1 hangs hie for precisely the same cause. H he community interested in its construction can't, under the present depression, see how the work can be undertaken with a reasonable prospect or successtuny carry- mg it forward. Rail road stock as an in- r - . - . . . . - 5- ' i P!10-. Thc8LjL?mst he peopie oeiivvB iut and going to the foundation' principles 01 ryFh WW tjw BepuWie itself. 1 .i itis to. mate U ridiculous. No one here , ,,4 ,,t.rtttV4 a"?r bXhL C0W i- Wlgroasafrcemaand voter, and on ac- i ni i mi iinin i iiinii. t nn. ii iim - tt, be iiiit pbhly fair way of carnir for although the stock fcf iwlY vt lio irii.?ilorit1 liuitaJ I - "r I fits, always more tTiahr repay the cost 'of construction: The Road to Cherawforf inBtance, vmld open up to the farmers of t Rowan, Davie, JDavidson and 'parts off Cabarrus, a market now inaccessible ex- -t by.the..Vld-method-of waningy trhich would be valuable to (hem. it was valuable before the era of Railroads and J - u,.' P?ATH0FTHEH0NJ0HNFQBSYTIIf I , ,AIy-0"n Jorsyin, eurtoroi tne 3iooiiej . m r r . .1 . - j i 1 -. " nr . v i neuusmr. tiifii in Tiiac pirv (in v emeaMnv. fln iHnesPbf many' months. Mr. i . r - ' . . j . . , - FWh was bornt-'AugiUtat Ga;, JOcio I Tuk in tOtCt .1 a i T-r - "c V under Jackson and Van Bureh from-IKU i i. v t - ' . , 4 . , -r.iucio. xueir uiemuers oi.uongress now m the Mexican war, m which he served liL Lw ,,..A.. ... . m" f ' , j - KV" 7 7 , ' , f- v - tw o 'Wtts one of the three Confederate ... .fc . . . -,r .. . r . ,jr irS? J in March, 1861. During the war between . I Mfiwy ..wi.-i ulm ri jlLir r author hpI'"l. .. . - , . ,:"irr"-nr,ftHvc-,UJUUw''y. : .C' .'ll; .: .:. ! ' "J . ' at his i-esideuco oa Cumberland -?';r ... ... . 1 Knoxviile, Teun at ve minutes past 2 c Infm. vAafordar- h i.-i w ja-. A 1 yr--" rj- uuMCieu for yeara with, naralvsi .AiritanR. And th l nn I tunfin i.: j:., A A- , .i"v to uio uoweis, par- J !u'ariUiCau' curing tholast two I timntlia I., a hnUI. 1,.1 i . v-a. . I -w Hwuw udu ucea oeicert.uiaa (usual, and he had taken-mort hrteat in a.- v - - w w Mai . aih i ai tu a iirar vv hti employd reoaiiinff hUrch- a superintending the matter in Iwalktnrabout thoi wremiMsIth eTwwwwtwruonnffitii0eeaA JJt his aition in stn n;1 nthe ial11l,hea tvw mttmmmPM m deVaJSS wem summonedHnaT lonh ia rjA4i?4.i f Jpt, ,-ai-5H jf.r-r. - tsft Gal's iLffl?ifflPi ;-tiy iae eaoct wi-jnw ytion ghkh w made froni "ffite fel .A ui. niM-nVtrBlm time lie n &T family ht niti Tire ,111s n uc iuk SiuaroUdiKbedside, W ..v-J J .1 inUccl Tvnr Bpiril UUSJM-ii cui.u.j ma ueiu uiu iu """""'y J 3&S ' itIm nP vp.T DEPARTURE. "I f ,tT81 ,0J ' Frwm the New York Hertld. 4ta, Inst.) ; asBUi-WGUNkiMayfillIf oneiriay ; coaclade anjlbUig Jrofa the t&nqnil leffecf . llini VMS J0UUIltaiWHUil:BUUil mhuoiouh T i 1 , i'niiMd lkthetr-Presidentllayes has cast 1 - 1 r & In sa ir as JCortli Carolina. is concerned, thooyerwhelniing publittsentunpnt of the riWBsesbf Ithia t cHservatifreldi State is uw """""Vr'" uAtAikAntimsmudM tot tWiuKeyi4f WrtMl Lvrnntittfmirmthv thttruer Political prgahiiuiiiou is broken, and parrieSiare' nbw practically disruptetl in thiar State. ' (Sovernor Vance' iode into the feiecutn e ofilce on . a waye of popular clamdrlarising from the manifold misdeeds of Republican' administration in "some of lie1 Southern Slates" controlled by carpet- 1 s . s f bag in4uence,1 "backed up by the central ! pdwer at Washiiigton'and the stupendous faults, 'frauds and indecencies of outrage on the part of the national administration under the Grant regimt, and not from and favor or affection of the masses toward the Democratic party or ibe pld Bourbon leaders of that' now iractically effete and, as tlie JleraUt has well said, "bankrupt, worthies and ignonliniou8Jcenccrn.,' Un der the; peculiar circumstances surround ing the campaign and the great disadvan tages alt which the '.Republicans were at every jturn, Vance- should have beaten Settle more than 14,000 on a total vote of 235,000 to attest anything like permanen cy of attachment 'oh the part ofthe people for the; Democratic party and its leaders here, Under the circumstances that sur round the situation aFlibme fo-day, with the favjorable indications njl around tlie political horizon of the country that are now presented to tlie view of the people, Settle would have beaten Vance 20,000 in the jtatc But the Republicans realized their Wa terloo at the polls in this State last No vember. The shepherd was smitten and ' the sheep were scattered, tt is 'as impos- gible nbw for the Republican barons to marshal their old forces under the familiar banned as it will, h for tho Democratic. BbiirWms to continue to lead in solid column; their -hitherto blind followers xeCTo Voters bv rejriments. birimdes, di- vision and whole, army corps will now deserti to the victorious ln.es. White Voteri1 in ednal or larger nnmliera, hith- ...... erW h4ll together by prejudice of the lie &jist ijridef either banner of the present . .j 'i' ' i. 1 , orgamions, anu . iu,sui w j,.ftlftfi vr n nAw'nrtv S . outlook ron a new pautv "Forty to fifty thousand white Repnbli- can Tciters who stood at the. polls in this State Ut year ai-e completely and irrevo- cablv alienated from the democratic par- ty, and will continue to stand in active that orjjan izatiou. Two- roes and one-thrd of the oung strengtu in tlie last go with this 40,000 white lus lul" ' ,T'.uH"n .xmw ypganew party . movement the re i , - . . VltfWlr4h ftfl'lfl rT Ik fji fiiinAfibd i lk 1 - - ' - ;T . fe .w eiru i i - . i . i ... a nn. . -" ; THE iKEXT TOL1TICAL BATTLE. . Afa election is to be held in this State in oveinbr, 1878, for members of Congress, udgeof the Supreme and Superior Courti J ,., ... ... . : I . . .... . ftituit: IVIIUIO 1U1 IJUUii- in the.iloiirbjmuwii. thia citv. and speaking aud talkiug generally in the lajiguLge of 8C1. The press of tho State :..ii. , . ; t.st"vy uiuiviikuiv oicui, virulent anu proscfiptiveiTlWPeiaocrals will iu 1878 J:,: m- aa c: ' irji.r""-. . "o pure jwuruou andciany; for'-. tlie judiciarv, offwi.ti i.'h.-Uw'UL.:'!' ' .V .H'-f t, ( iciuamijjg oraucJi oi liie State! government'Tor them" to fn ntn iv judiciary. thej ju-, must be purified! means to fill it, wjtii secessiou strong partisans. Of thisclafls .lAwmocrajicana .executive appointment. jnoiHingoija gooaiy.aray pi warrior "BATTLE SII0t;H. iBl . ITQUOUT. Tho judicial elections, coming on with the CbngrosSioaal and legislative elections, afionj tho opposition a grand opportunity. rTh ODoOrtunitv ia fnr sts (i '' '"L y " BUVM.rvsfWrfU. judiciary as.diitinguished from tho purely paixisau una tn democratic Bourbons will place W the fteid. And tlua independ- 1 l111 twketcaa be made: to. affect ITM,,muTe ngreslonali tickets, f especjially 4hw former. iwhlch assumes im- i po"aia view of thelecHon ..in ; Jaai - a . A w wiea.state Senator, t f " i 'rdsiiisi3 Trrioifci AiaJVAU 1 f the A ' - - ....Li time he has angered and made desperate Democratic Bonrbons-uuhorsetUth withal ever trod 77 - - - T .v . ?sTi :pnblican barons and 8reptJliIoii witt , lim in hearty accord thStimits o; tlie crreat bodv of the. Southe Sx f eonleL Let him now dismiss tnVWnt iaj444t44liis-wiWH-e and appoint to oflSce men of first-class standing and character in every coramnni' sin ing, wme sense in politics and jijgJ&dtUgmty Jind xalted.piirppsjeaflj: which tlie general government was found- Vajf to pn potbnlccea&in J87J . in this State, which vould furuisli the . bivsis for the 9rganizatiA of a new bnrty, 'oT, if time and tn-opitiohi evetits Uhotil(l"'bette j deerminei reha party anu permanently re-esuipnsn jUiUji- der the- control and direction 2ht the South; of sound arid solid Southern leaders. Not onlyicanthd5 President set on if sj feet' a poiejat pppjpsition iriSouth .Carolina, but in eycry Uier? Southern r State, i -But ;all depends on prompt and sweeping te lnoyal of the Grani offlce-holders, who In fest every Soudiern State, auuo'ving. per- j i Becuihig arid victimizing tlie people and scandalizing the jinblie service to the ultimate' titter disgrace of the ne admin istration. . ALL OF THEM BLAINE. -';.' :.!?. .. . . ' fl. - i ; Every .solitary Federal official retained ou duty iu this State by President 1 lay ea were Blaiuo men at1 Cincinnati nnd are Blaine men ,ow. These do not conceal their coriieriiyt for the new President and disgust tpr his policy, but openly sympa- thize witli Blaine, ami hopefully look to a Blaine arid 5 Morton war on Hayes at the extra session. While the riiasses of the Re pnblicansas well as the democrats are plevs ed with the. new admiuistiatiou tho Fed eral office-holders denounce it, spiring no occasion or effort to create dissatisfaction in their own ranks, at the same time en couraging the assiiults of the Bourbon Democratic papers and leaders. From llolden, the most 'prominent, down to the most insignificant, the President's office holders in North Carolina are anti-Hayes men, Thomas B. Kegh, Register in Bank ruptcy and Chairman of the Republican State Committee, and his published letter welcoming the policy of the new Presi dent, to the contrary notwithstanding. Senator Howe, of Wisconsin, is the patron saint of this man Keogh, who licks any hand that holds a sceptre. FAILURE OK THE VAX?K APMtXlSTRATIOX. At the end of the first four months of its existence tlie administration of Gov. Vahce is declared a failure by its friends. No Governor in so short a time ever be fore raised the storm of indignation in his own party which uow threatens to over whelm Vance and sweep him into politir cal obscurity. Muttered indignation from one end of the State to the other is the familiar m'tisic which now fall on his offi cial ears. "In no single instance has he filled the pleasure of popular expectation, but, ou the eontary, every official act has constituted a public oflence to his owif lute supporters. In appointing to position the Governor ignores the leading and representative men of his party, conferring his public favors on personal friends, Uins- meu and a class of inferior men who flat ter his vanities and fawn upon him in official position. It is abundantly con ceded that.Gov. Vance i.s not a great man. He is esteemed to possess no wisdom in the direction of public a flairs, nor is he in formed oil ' matters that come direct! V within his province as the chief magistrate of a great State. Of an iuordinate selfish ambition, he is supposed to have paid less attention to mat tew of statecraft than to a profound study ofthe possible politi cal advantages to be derived from the school of demagoguery. A standing can didate for the' United States Senate, and reading thus earlv the handwriting on the iaw , ". ., , ,4. .. 1S7V, he is assiduously cultivating the colorel man and brother, whom, in his cajolery, ,'he denominates the most conser- vative element in our politics and the pos sible chief bulwark of our liberties. Yet he is terribly prosci iptive, and writes let ters for publication coarsely abusive of Republicans ; declares that he never shall recognize Hayes as Presideut, save under official necessity, and counsels democracy to wage' fierce1 And - Hthrelenting waifane on the Administration of the new Presi dent. . By his violence, and denunciation he hopes to ran with Bourbon fox, by his cajolery hold with the negro hounds, and in a geueiV wiiy-wefnilH-doze the masses of the ignorant white voters. DISSENSION IK TITE FA MILT. But tho Gbvei-nor Ul, in the hour of chagrin and disappointment that awaits hint, find that a wah'ceuemies are' those of his household. Thg Secretary of State, who is the "only ni'an'bf full grown Stature in tlie State government, feels tha$ he is a bigger man thau old Vance. The war has practically begrth. The Secretary has taken the patronage of his office away from the Organ bf the' Governor and givWitr1 to his'own organ: from which the Gorcmi or lidT withdrawh' thd pittrOnagb 6f his office. Tlie Secretary of State, MK Engel hard, is in active' 'training for the guber: natoihil race IrTlSSO, with sqnie possibili ties on the senatofal "cotitse ' in 1879. Engelhartt, received more Votes than Vance, Tilden or anybody elsoJ who ever f ran in the State, and lie? feels hh keeping. r. ., . , , TO SUJT UP. rth X!axolinaiis tlie Southern State in which Jtho Pidnt should jlrat f attempt to strengthen himself,. Jromthe very be ginning; thei-e ha,vc been more white Re- publicaii Tjroters herjfs than iu all the .othe. Jaoutherri, ptates onibinedT , TUeaoavotra constitute ja better .chus of rnci than have otod, rubUicknany, tate of the quthj ,Bt their, leaders have, for IQpart, -be4ngJbfi:;Vp.e$); and wqiirsnuiou$: aey 4up anwifte. TImj ..liflice-lialdeia ,. esnoeudl v -iu . the yvfstwdifrj&w Miittost morseless? characterless and abominable IT . ghtami liberiies ana devastidt me Utablejarpl ""li uiu if l stay ai in V ie Wei tern or. b 1 a&lfc" finds would have been more creditable, aud the condition, lives and liberties of the people wouidiave-ieeu romewhafe-iniproTc?aft3j ... -. ... JT . . . II apprecia-Mtteraranteed. If the President and UiibiKAe st friends appreciate the situation as they should, they cannot fail to take fud t until "c wfr"i vai wiy,i .ciYCfsrcesis .iost (ptrop- ..jr . . . . . . ' r- StAt, thuatioiifanth Ben,, J?om ortCarolpajjt tie presi dent rgq. in tlie way (Ucated hroughoutj the South, and although he may not bung alwrit immediately .il new part, or at puce L' ll iitLii ii.'." ... ':".f i tl' "I1, at pice secure a, v strong and sufficieptly powerful administration fwUowiug, . aSj an oppositiqn, to,giye,Jbrce iind effect to all the practical pujrppses i,of tth? jgoyernment and, adnunisti-ation, and xheckthe lid career of the .democracy, 441, elated, at the untoward, circumstance of a , "solid " THE REDEEMED STATE. Gor. Xieholls Appoint a Day of Thai$ ' girhig and Prayed. ' A dispatch from New Orleans states that the following proclamation', has "been issued : ir'cren, Tlie political troubles which have weighad upotf the people of the State of Louisiana for the past y ears have, under the merciful providence' of God, been brought to n happy end; and Whereas, It is meerTffartr "the hour of their deliverance the' -people-should re- turn thanks for tlie dangers past and seek strength to fulfill the promises held out by the dawning of an auspicious future, Therefore, I, Francis T. NiCholls, Gov ernor of the State of .Louisiana,. do iasqei this my proclamation, fixing Thursday, the 10th day of May, as a day of thanks giving aud prayer, and do invito all good people of this State ou the said day to ab stain from their several avocatious and to resort to their wonted places of worshipv there to offer up tlieir hearts in thanksgiv ing to that Divine and Merciful Provi dence who has vouchsafed to guide them to a haven of peace and mi ion, and to ask at his hands for the future the blessings of His Divine guidance, so that all the peo ple of the State, forgetting past dissen sions and bitterness, may uuite iu the ful fillment of a common and happy destiny. Niagara Falls, N. Y., May 1. The exclusive right to the water-power of the American side ofthe Niagara river at the Falls, the Hydraulic canal, Grass Island, above the Falls, and ten lots in the village of Niagara Falls, the whole be- i ing known as the canal proiiertv, were ! sold bv auction this afternoon. The first j bid was $.,000 and tho property was sold j for $71,000. It had to be sold to-day to J avoid being sold by the Sheriff to-morrow, j to satisfy a mortgage. The property le Iongs to Horace H. Day, and cost over a million dollars. Tito canal furnishes one hundred and seventy thousand horse power. The purchasers were JV F. Slioel- ! p Mr. Alexander Hay, of Philadelphia, who is h re, has a mortgage on the pioperty. THE OPPOSITION TO HAMPTON TAXATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Columbia, S. C'.j May 3. ' The oji ositton to Gov. nampton? in the Democratic party U taking shape, and the first test of its strength will occur iu the election for 'Chief Justice Saturday next . , . . J , Hampton earnestly advocates the eleva tion of Associate Justice Willard, a Re publican, who is bitterly1 opposed by the extreme Democrats and' by the whole Republican element in the Legislature. Gary, of Edgefield, Democrat, opened the ball to-day in a violent speech denounc ing Willard and reflect nig Ion Hampton. The tax bill will be reported to-morrow. It, provides liberally for schools, but makes no provision for interest on the State debt. The tax amounts to five and one-tenth mills.' Wasiiixotox, May 5. The President has issued the following proclamation convening Congress the 15th of October : , , , WiiEKEAS, The final.. adjournment of. the XUVth Congress, without making the several appropriations for tho sup port of the army, for". fiscal, year,, ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy -eight, presents , an extiaordiuary occasion, requiring tho. President to exer cise the power vested in him by the Con- stitutiou) to conyeuco the two; llouses of Congress iu anticipation of the day fixed by law forlrjoext meeting f Now, therefore, I, ntherfont B. Hayes, President of the. United States do, by vir tue of he power to this end, in flic vested by the Constitution, convene both Houses of, Congress, to assemble at their, respec tive Chambers at VZ o clock, noon, on Monday, the thirteenth day of October next, then and there to consider and. de termine such measures, as in their wisdom, their duty and the welfare of the people may seem to demand. , j la witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand, aud caused the seal .of the Uni ted States to be affixed. Done at the City of Washington, this, fhe'fiftb day .of May, in the yeai-, of our. Lord, 1877, L7 S. and o the, Intlependauce of the, United States of Aiuei icii the. one, hundredth and firstl , t t T Xt . i-r-S . , Presideiit pf tlie Unitet Stae?. , ' SALE! At s lilllelnW Half price, oiietecoTM hanff k Eye Ik ?r and Reaper t niuin n W: - J f I T 1 t w Ulami Jt Mower anu reaper, ii w Appl p5!js!mccu6iun J Mill Bridge, MajV, 1877T Cotton JPressBiuldin. The iiodersigned ofTen hU services to the public for Cottou Pre Building and Repair ing, and will do this work cheaper than ever brforedone in this conntry. AdJrww, tunociiTii Kft ft i V Y But: milt narchai' j in rn! eh.r if, tf-A TUnd.irin worMTwrifan Pillern akVi ' ' ' J '' or Agdcnltural Implement at ahort noli..,' ? n Tim msi Nj? ni" a fr.&,vm-. . - ' !; fl V. - v-!'ARE: .OYJER,.!;-,:...- u Jat receiTedft erilf re" rtock of ew Sprinfi; poods, which (were, purvbated al the lowest market prices, eons ting of, Staple .andFany, Dry Goe-dSj. M A reat rariety of all kinds of Nionsl ' Hamburg'. edgikgT at ip cTs, PEii yard && (! ' . ' ; ( Also a large and well selected stock of CLOTHING, HA TS, BOOTS, SHOES, & GENTLEMEN'S F U B NI S H I N G GOODS. "-: ' : - "' If yon rant to drink good coffee, come and try "Wallace's Rio. Complete stock of Groceries, Crockery and Cutlery constantly on hand, which I can sell as low as any bouse in ; the city. Since the great political questions hare been settled there i?good times ahead for the people. Call on Wallace for cheap good. I have determined to start the Herb ancURoot Business in thin city, in order to give many a chance to make 75c to $100 per day. V. WALLACE. 29:2m. II 0 TC E , Bj virtue of a morlgage deed executed by Geo. W. Hinkleand wife Mary Hinkle, to J. R. Rice on 2nd day of Nov. 1874, to aecure the payment of a certain bond given by ihera to the aaki J. R. Rice, bearing even dale with said mortgage, which said mortgage deed and bond were awigned by llie. said J. R. Rice to the nnieroigned on the 19th day of March 1871, we will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Court Ilouae door in Mocksville on Mon day the 4th day of June, 1877, the tract of land in said mortgage, deed dencrihed lying in Davie co., 4 miles west of Mockavil'e on which said Hinkle now lives, contii ninar about 60 acres. J. A. WILLIAMSON, I). W. LEACH, April, 28, 1877. (29:4t) Morta-ees. AD VERTISEME NT. Office Interval Revenue, Statesville, April 21, 1877. The following property having been seized for violation of the Internal Revenue Law, the owner r claimant iV hereby notified to ap eiir le fore me, at my office, within thirty days from date ancTmake claim according to law. or ' the same will be declared forfeited to the Uni j ted Slates : j 1 horse, 1 wagon, 1 keg whiskey,- and one , set of tire-iron. : J. J. MOTT, 29:3t Collector. Administrators Sale of Land. Notice i given th:it I will sell on the 19ih lofMav. at tiuhlic am tion. on the premises 1H mihs Vest o SalUbnrv. nil the Lmds Itchmu- '"tf ' the estate nf Joshua Miller, dee'd , nd- S. A. LOiVRANt'E, April 14th, IS77. 27;4t. Adm'r. Cheap Chattel MortiuizcF. n1 vnrios r ther blanks-fw aile h r DR. TRAWTHAM Having purchased the DUUG STORE of Bcis & Babkkk, wdl continne tbe bualneai i at Ua 0i. Stand. Will keep constantly on hand a full and complete stock of atl fo4a in hi lice. . ' jQ-iispecial atteution given the rreaciiptiutt Depai tiueut, wbicli ia uader the sole maaageo Mr. 0. U. Barker. 2-tf S3 ESQ k CO y UXi The Southern Underwriter's Association. INSURES ALL KINDS OP PHOPERTY AGAIKST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. . ASSETS. HAY S, l&ZS, " $ It a P- m m f f . HOME OFFICE R ALE IGH . 3ST C . f ARmSTCAD JONES, President, G. W. BLACENALL. TreMW R. W. BEST, Secretary. ' : . - - -f.i-v-M ' u , Parties deslrtncr to insure thlr nronertv. shonM patronize this Company, tor the following reasons ' Is a sate corporation. ooinMnln? aoivener and fiUWllty, (t wo ot the most essentLU points In an. iBsuranw- Ljompaaj), as tae loUQwms ccruacate irom tne secreiarjc oi suie sees rorui : F . STATE OFJfORTn CAROLTXAr DxrABTMRNT OF STATE, f Halotirh. UflV ath. 1S-' To all whom ft may ennrern : This U to certify; That I have thorocjrhly examined mend sections 4i. 48. and 44. " BatUea RevlsaL" chanter s. ratlfled 15th March. A. D.187S, and do Una : w satd company is "doing bu.slnes upon sound principle, within the provisions oi Its charter, and . in H".. ance witn the laws oi tne state or orta tjarouna," ana that tuey are posbcssea oi uie iouuwui JLas, which wlil uiorei tuj aear trora sLaUeuieat on llie la UUa oiilco : . - United States Bond3, (martet value), - f7o,?o w ' K. C Ran Road Bonds, (market varae) r . - N. c. County aud City Bonihi, (market value), - 'lli S Morttraees on Real EsUte ln North CaroUnaTttlrst Uenal. " ss,i96 w Cash on hand, la Bank and ln hands ot Agent Total, 1 :, In accordance with the authority delegated to said company nied this day. mivcb uaaer my nana ana seal of oCtee. It protects the policy holder, for Its Charter requires per cent, of the premium received to be deport ed wUh the State Treasurer for thnt nnmnaa . IU atoekh4ders are anm the prominent busihesu men in Worth carolmn. It 13 uoaer the control And management ot naUve North CarulloUXis. n Its orttews are known thrott'zhAut -itttA ' " ' i It I arayoar property oa the iaftft reasonible trm. s : o nr. - i ; It will fceea your money at home. . t Llw. Actrve. tteUbiblri A-snorta w ifitArt ! rerv nrt. ABJita wanted la every part June i, lsi a. iy. THfflll. , ahsharj, gpril 24. i FOUHDRY & HACHHIE WORK. ' . ' - 1 WtAarrrioiateiLali w ner of Fulton and Council atreet. whJL -."" one anu iwo noroe riowi, or the imnr..rJT ' MAU eurworgHarariley4le'.;y'Mgal ' A share ef patronage I -ite4re.: ' , - V , . TREXLER 4 OWEN, 28:3,11 P. ' ' : ' 1 - -. A. S. HTJEPHY, ;Attpriiey'atiLa7. Office in So. t Lawyers Row, ' - ' ' Opposite Court House. Salisbury, 'N. C. Q7 Wholesale and Betall Dei It?r in OF ALL KINDS, - , . . - . s AUSBuir, n. o. 9-Special orders made from.Photognjjki is ear office will be tapplied. . . . Alao Agents for the Remington Sewing Machine; the noat perfect and light running Machine in th market. They have no rotary eama, cag whceU w ever arm to make a noise, rua hard, or get out nf order. We warrant every Machine. If they tfon't please we take them ck and ret am the moacj. i Call before buytag teiM Uein, . ll.lj : SALISBURY Flouring & Sawing. ThesubscrilHjr having purchased the above Mills, respectfully solicits the patron age of the citizens of Salisbury and surround ing country. He hopes, for the continuance of the patronage heretofore given these Mills and by close attention to extend the busi ness in both branches. By special contract timber dan be sawn on shares. Call and see me. W. M. NELS0X. 3I.lv. pd t , National Hotel RALEIGH, N. C. Board b the Day, $2.00, Col. C. S. BROWN, Propr. Sf id 2 ."-. :' York, for P;i G. r. ROWELL&.CO..New. 'arut'hlet of 100 iag-s,contai:nng listts jf 3.000 newspapers, swl estimaies show- iig cost advertising. March 5). ib: ly. U2. a? n ea ass .... Mi,tj; ft . t the business affairs and ttnancca f TbeSout ce with the provlstona of an Act u , - - $134,':? IS . me by the Legislature, I hereby approve the Report WJUL noWERTON, Secretary ot State. ii.ijt f th RtaSp v AddreK. Jii Use . of the Stafte Address. ; n i an ir. I s- 13 FURNITURE n w t .rJWWfrVxjgP tttlWfti J ji-a iVj .Jh p I i 4 la? Ti" 11
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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