Carolina Watchman;
THURSDAY, APRIL, 25, 1878.
The .Sunday School Convention, recent
ly in rniou at Atlanta, was a grain
th-in'. comprising :nnwng tho delegates
limnv Pf tiio niost distinguished ineu M
tht coun try an J Canaijas. Anjong than
wer$ Wv'.'iolin E. earlei, Kcv. Geo. A.
r'nnUt' of Ga..' Rev. Dr. John Pott, of
L'aMa; Gpn. Clinton If. Make, oi iew
Yprk ; Rev. l)r. Prjtclurrd, jf JJaleigfr, .
Chantaug
UrtMiddua
Baucher
Riehard 3sewton, D. D., Penn.; and
great many pfteh also distinguished for
their great ahiiity a? Dj vines or .mpu of
ieifriiing. The Convention was marked
j,y a fevept zeal in tho Sunday school
work and characterized by having ior ii
friends and helpers many of the greatest
men in the country.
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Surrender TkaiuU will bo
thinir if the Democrat in every county
lUUlJf Ul I
the State shall give up their local prefer
ences fn reject to candidates for Judgos,
and instrupt thoir delegates to the State
Convcntioif to go tot general hqrinpttyfirf.tj
ami active zeal second.- There ought to
P.S rrof. W.-e Doud, oi urcen.svru, ' f 0 Court Beuch or gabntit to having
N. p.i Dr. W. S. Plnmmer, of S. C.; ltey, h, Qpon t1m Democratic party Aa
Warren Randolph, D. p., of Indianapo; roVoee:W yy wwMwif
lis; Rer.' John Hall, D. D; ofXey yojrk; Ja h-mi,iate4 r he entertained
Rev. J. II. Vincent, D. D., (Chop of j;-'- TliCreforo ifc was that Judge
a), of ew i oik ; p.-sj. Sclieik permitted his nam a to be used,
, - P f fi Jtwk j ; Prof. L- . - ' S ili8 frietld. in connection with
D. P. Pennsylvania: lfev.i n-;n.H;1r ni,f Justice. fAud
. ' ... , .imABa I
.nalltheppQ
drf?prev?,
,,ft,1,WK,i"r7 . T.t f
1878 will be as grand a snccoss as that of
, " '
Thero was a very destructive fire at
ing 15 ftcers pf buildings eoo.e of large
valiiP. Siinnosed to e on incendiary
nrftrrmesentcdtoleinArcry bad hnmor
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with tho whites on account of the lynch-
ins? of ono of their-'nnmber somo weeks
Xtotoro for an attcmptetl rape : and tho
Rubsooiio'iit killing of anpther whilo re-1
sistlng a policeman.
The Jlon. Piin.o White, wJio has been
spending somo few weeks with his friends
horeandin the vicinity, took rtho cars
vesterday morning for Whitcstown, his
home in N. Y. Ili. health has improved
inco in this State, and he leaves thus
early on urgent ealls growing out of un-J
,frseen events in which he is interested
and which demand his immediate and
personal attention. '
An old colored woman who was kid-1
napped from Cincinattt, Ohio, 25 years
ago, by a man in Kentucky named Zeb
Ward, having returne froiu Lousianaf
whither she was sent off and sold, brought
suit against Ward, laying her damages at
$2,500. She recovered her flujt; and the
best of t is, will got her monef, as Ward
jsnowrieh.
Another Xovelty. It has been practi-
pally demonstrated in Npw ork accord-
ing to the orld iewspaier, that rail
road carS can Ixv successfully run by com-
pressed air. Trains can be driven by it
t the rate of 00 miles an hour ; are easily
controlled, aud can be stopped in less
time tDau tlio.Iiorse cars.
Mitchell County, with a populaHqn of
4,705 233 colored-- has 30 Baptist and
19 Methodist churches. No pther deubm-
ination bus a sliowiug in' tbis' county.
Pho haa 31 JiaptUt prfftcher?, all tol l,
accqring te Bransonf ten of whom are
uvxvin ,i Mui..n.t. tw.
"Free Will," and one MethcMlist. There
is hardly another county in tke State of
no larger population, can boat of ao.great
number of proachers.
ttt n lfivc Van r'n..i ;
put in a lengthy reply to Mr. ShotweU on
Jndgo Scheiick. It'' a very cool and
dlspaMionaterjr' written dopnment, and as
ft reply is Cirtaj nly able. It contradicts
mnnV of llr. SuotLfill'i stateineuts. and
leaves the general reader n suspense as
to the merits of th case.
CoN'conn PuEsnvTEKY. This body, met
ana Yeijo wiu iHvVjr,ua.I,,dSchenck and . Wegt fl.iends
at Beth page church, Cabarrus co., Thursday the mayor of that city that hereafter he
f last week, the 13th inst. There was a will licenRe' ko ,k T,
full attendance both of ministers and elders, , . .. ,
and the members engaged earnestly in the C!lkewalk wmstitntjonjs peculiar to the
Work of the meeting. The opening sermon colored vrple and one of which fhey are
was preached by Rev. IT. Colton, and' the extremely fond. It means and here wo
liCVVy- P; V tp "Meral "f;r aro speaking to our white readers-a con
Mr. Charles W.RolHnson, a grandson of Pr. v . ; . . A. . , , -
John lbinsois of Toplar Tct5vas liccns- t between two or three hundred cou
)h1 to preach tho Gospel, 'lie Prcgbylfcry pjes-nialo and female who, for the
adopted the Book' of Church Order, almost poupd cake which is put up as a prize,
jSSSSS4SwSSi& l.llltorrU,.:
pommisshiDcrs efected- to the General 'As, 11,0 cfnile .wh? the IUOt te&M"
, sembly arc as follows : ... " 1 walking being awa-rdet tlie prize, aud
- Rev. J. Rumple; of Salisbury, and MrCL. bearing for the time Iwing the distinction
Curlcrtson,of Unity, principals; and Rev. of being the creme de la crane of colored
l I. remcK, oi Mooresvilieand Prw. B.
Alexander, of Bethel, alternates,
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Jho 4th Sabbath in beptcmbcr, 1878.
Hr'W
.
, CosoREss.-Mr. Harriss of Tenn., intrp-
duced a bill for repealing the tax on Mate
'imnaing associauons. was reterreu to the
pmmmceoBfmancc. -
we noie tins in i win nnsa T mro ,a
firoosoiy noiiung wnicn wotiui more speed
ly relieve the financial troubles of the coun
try than this very measure; With cold.sil-
yer and greenbflcka at nsur, arid a comicti-1
lion between local and national banks, we
"V j iiiuiiij unnaausoi
The proceedings of-Congrc4 given in an-
rtua ii jjiiuiiummis out-uusy scson me aim so many attrays
rresbjtcry adjourned late-Saturday evening couples rarely leiug
.. i. : , . ....
to meet m btatesviire, on Thursday lcfore verdict.
ptber part of tfns paper -are of more "thanj!1 residential dispute and the-Mqut
prdmary lntcreBt.
a Jrf,WJlh-w i
discovcrrd on Craggy mountain. Buncomlm
county, N. Cv 'fljey ' manufactured paper
money, ami tua it wen. i ne occupantspt
he place were out when it was found.
Thos. Beckhama IjttJe boy in Alexander
countycame very near losing hia Hie, as we
iearh'Jfrom' the StatesvilJe Amekijpn, by
jIayingcircus tricks on a hank of yarn fas
lehed to u joists - He got ft twisted aroupd
his neck in such a way as to hang him. lie
was discovered and rclicyji'd just in limp' to
ave his life.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE NAME OF
1 J LTDG ESCII EXCK FOR CH I EF JOS-
When it wa pn'ppqscA iSf believed iy
a large uuniber of jweoyle in tJrc ypstenj
section of tlie. Stale and elsewhere that
the present Chief Justice, IIqdW. N. II.
Siuith, entertained the opinjoq tfstf tha
trial of lliej-cune officer and others who
violated our $tato laws could: kyqlly and
Constitutionally hrp their oasea removed
from a State pquH to the Uuited States
Court, iW doterniiued nevor iu
ppott Mr, Smith for a
I j-, ,. a. i init Imrii tliflf
jre iiiiuK we ougui iu buiio ju .......
we were not one of the nnmber wuo put
his name forward for that position, or
thought it prudent to do bo, but wo do
not li esitate to sav that we would have
supported him heartily for that position
gjj, ?iad enterteined Jbe anti-
States - Rights views that he. was accused
of entertaining and which we (with many
others) Bftpposexf hh entertained. But,
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as soon as it was niaue Known, vy yvuu
authority, 'that Judge Smith did not en
tertain the objectionable views attributed
to him, but, on the contrary .agreed with the
position taken by Judge Scbpnek against
T.V,.T,.-, 1 inriBlitwin nvnp AtiltA MM!.
VV 41 Mil IDUIVl.vu 7
thon w the same good and
sufficient causeibr running in opposition
to Judge Smith's nomination for Chic
Jast4 ; still, Judge Schenck' friends
knowing his strength and his good quali-
fications forChief Justice, did not think
it nocessarv to sneedilv withdraw him
from tho race.
Wo know that whon the positive infor
I ination was coninmiiicated to Judge
Scheuck that Judge Smith's views
about
Feleral jurisdiction were the same as bjs
(Schcnck's), ho was snrpnsexl, ami de
clared that ho had been laboring under a
different impression.
judghciiencK is not at iiomc, ami is
too far off (holding Courts m the extreme
Westcra part of the State) for his friends
to communicate with him and act with
his explicit authority at au early day, but
under the cirenmstances, and considering
tho erroneous impressions heretofore en
tertained by him and many of his friend
in regard to Judge Smith's views, we fee
justified in saying that his friends will no
longer press ins name for the oflice
Chief Justico, but will support him for
Associate Justice of tho Supreme Court.
We know ho is thaukful for and warm
j y appreciates the support and nomina
tions' Rendered him by several counties
pnd npwspaier8 for Chief- Justico, but
I we are authorized, after consul tin
several of Ju'ijge gjchenck's most' intimate
friends, (o say that lS name will be
used hereafter only .for Associate Justice.
We have written tho above at tho re
quest
am! advice of some of Judge
I Schonck's most iiititiinta frionds. And we
Mievo it ha3 in colltemi)ifttipn fQr
pagt wfek tQ
. , . . '
made ; at least that was the
intention when Judge Smith's views on
the federal jurisdiction question was first
correctly-understood : mwl w fullv ii-
cnHn the action of the Judge's friends in
I withdrawinir him from tho rontnst for
Chief Justice.
Vy ' .
;fec
:tfully retiuest our Demo
W
teimft fJ u
article so that their rea
cratic cotempyraries, whether they pre-
, w copy tne auovo
T b u 'i ?u 1? in2,T 8er,l"
we ,avo on; the bect,-0mr. Pern.
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MOVEMENT AGAINST THE CAKE
Walk. ' " ' r
I ' - l '
11 wlM V Jnteresing to oureplored iep-
pie to know, and fqr their benefit wo mako
lwjal mentioa of tlfo' fast that there is
, .si: L i n
Wl S"h of teeth, anda
I probability of an appeal to the organic law
I of the land and the ciyil rights bill and
some pther things in Baltimore. Tho
cause of tho trouble is a formal ntioce by
society. The results of those rivalries is
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generally a score or two of heart-burnings
, tho disappointed
satisfied with the
This Lm.4 lkn tliA enso in 1t:Hi.
fUolp, and so many uoses, ears and throats
have beeiT slashed as tlte result of tho
"cake winks" tlisit tTi n!rir lma r.c.lv.
ed that either the f!cake walks" must
cease otthe eolorwl population cease to
carry razors. Tho "cako walks"
ele
,ncut of charlotte will t
will take notice
i i t
4
for GampaUjn Purpose Merely.
(Wilmington star.)
i Here lias lioen n mvu ilon.1 nt nmn
what "Pr! w!h fhe VU r-P-
gomery r?l:ur l-esolutions. It seems to le
the opinion offt great many memWrs that
U, .mdcW committee, to whom tlie bill
nas 000,1 referred, Avill tako action on tlie
subject ami make a report. , This will re-
citj that the seating of Rresident Hayes
was a fraud ; that ho was not elected :
that Tilden was elected, "but i that in the
interest of peaee and harmony they re
commend tbat no actjon le t-iken. O
course such a report wonld bo used for
campaign purposes, and, if made, that
will le its sjlo object
peat on the Sur
L1IV t VMaWV fV .
WASHINGTON. .
PROCEEDINGS 3F CONGRESS.
apd Ifarjjpr Bill Passe the House.
GENERAL NEWS AND GOSSD?;
Wasitixtox. April 22. Harris, of
'ennessee. introduced ft bill to repeal
Rcction 3,412 of the revised statutes, which
rovides for a tax on tne notes oi arare
banking associations. Referred to the
committee on Finance. '
The House eommitteeon Commerce ha
agreed to allow $50,000 orNew Orleans
1 AllUt u'lk T'ml riiruv nntl St 1 rt
000 for Bayou Lafaniche.
The committee ou weignts ana Moas
ures has nnanimously agreed to report
the Senate bill appropriating $75,000 for
putting in working oi-der the New -Or-
eans mint.
The Louisiana delegation will vote for
the river aud harbor bill in its preseut
shape, but will appeal to the Senate com
mittee to increase tne jouinwesieru ap
nronriation.
Voorhecs. of inamna, snDmua'U an
amendment to the substitute for the House
bill to repeal the specie resumption act,
rcnorted bv the committee on Finance on
Wednesday last, so as to striKe out inai,
portiokT naming Octeber 1st, 1878, as tho
time when United States notes shall be
receivable foriuiports, so as to read that
"from and after the passage of this act
Unitod States notes shall be receivable in
payment for 4 per cent bonds now au
thorized bv law to be lssnea, ami ior uu-
ties on imports." He also moved to an
mil the substitute so as to strike out
'October 1st, 1878," as the time when the
volume ot said notes in existence shall
not be cancelled nor hoarded, and insert in
lieu thereof "tho passage of this act." A
further amendment repeals immediately
all that part of the specio resumption act
authorizing tho retirement of 80 per cent
of United States notes, instead ot on Oo
tober 1st, 1878.
uordon, of Georgia, moved to make the
lull the special order lor u eduesday, May
1st.
Ferry, of Michigan, who reported the
bill, said he hoped an earlier dato wouk
be fixed for its consideration. The Fin
ance committee would meet to-morrow
and would probably take tho bill up in
the Senate.
After some further discussion Gordon
withdrew his motion.
Blaine, of Maine, submitted the follow
ing resolutions :
Jlcsolved, I hat any radical chango in
our present tariff laws, would, in the
judgment of tho Senate, be inopportune
would needlessly derange tho business
interests ot the countrv. and would ser
iously retard that which all should earn
easily co-operate
llesolrcd, That in tho judgment of the
Senate it should be the uxed policy ot tin
government to so maintain our tariff for
revenue as to afford adequate protect ion to
American labor.
Ordered that it bo printed.
NIGHT PIsrATClIKS.
House. Butler s bill for tho issue ot
fractional currency and treasury notes of
small denominations was deferred, yeas
120, nays 124.
The river and harbor appropriation bil
passed under a suspension of the rules
yeas 102, nays (Ai. Cox desired to pre
sent a protest against tho bill signed by a
number of the memlers ot the House, but
lending a decision ou a point of-ordi
raised airaiust its reception, the House
adjourned.
f-m A
Nominations None.
'Confirmations Merely military pro
motions.
Senate. Tho Pittsburg cbamlKT of
commerce, presents ft protest against
inugjng jjie Mississippi river ai mem
his.
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The bill for the relief of the Masonic
I all at Atlaiita, (ia., passed.
On motion of Mr." Bailey, of Tennessee,
t was ordered that the Senate bill for the
elief of the book agents of the Methodist
Kpiscopal Church, South, be taken up as
soon as the unobjected cases on' the cal
endar should be disposed of.
In the House the river and harbor ap
propriation bill passed under a suspension
of tho rules, and ariiid turbulence. It
gives James river $7bU00, Appomatox
30,0(10, Ureat Kanawha $22,110, Cape
Fear 'tpo.OUO. Norfolk; harbor, $20,000,
Savannah harbor $,0U0. Charlestop har
bor $5,000. Cedar Keys $20,000. Chatta-
looehee river $18,000,; Alabama 635;000,
l-ombigleo and Black Warrior $40,000,,
ship channel, Galveston, $7,50Q, Mijsis:
sippi and Arkansas rivers $18,00(1, en
trance to Galveston harbor. $125,0(K)t
Sabine Pass $30,000, Matiigorda ffexa
bay $25,000, Yazu 25,(KX), Ited river
raft $2T,000, mouth of Red river (Louis
iana) $50,000 Quays of Red river $25,000,
Cumberland river, above Nashville, $G0,
000, below Nashville, $45,000, Tennessee
river $14,000, Chattanooga river $15,000,
below city of Chattanooga, $30,000 X'oosa
liver $7;,000. New Orleans harbor $o0,
opq, Memphis harbor $-16,000, Mississippi
rivea,at Vicksburg, $40,000, Neuso (North
Carolina) $20,000, Currituck sound (N.
U.) $20,1100.
1 he bill leaves it discretionary with tlie
Secretary of War whether the work shall
1m3 done by contract or bv hired labor. It
also appropriates $150,000 for surveys of
rivers.
The Senate Committee to consider the
subject of the election of President and
Vice-President, havo rejiorted a bill, of
which the lollowmg are the more impor
tant provisions :
See. 4. .bach Suite may lv law provide
for tho 'judicial determination of any
controversy concerning the appoint
ment of electors, betoro the time fixed
for the meeting of tho electors, shall be
conclusive evidence of tho lawful titlo
of the electors whom ' gucli Court shall
have so decided to havo been appointed,
and shall govern in tho counting of the
eloctorial votes, ns provided in tho Con
stitution and as hereafter regulate
See. o. in all cases of a disputed ap
pointment of electors not iudiciallv nass-
ed'upon aa hereinbefore authorized, 'the
certilicato or judgment of tlie board or
tribunal empowered bv tho Legislature of
any Stao to canvass the returns of votes
for electors and certify or declare tho re
sult, shall be conclusive evidence that tho
persons so cV.it i lied or declared to have
been appointed werp lawfully appointed
such electors, and shall govern in the
count of electoral vqtes as provided iu the
Constitution aud .as hereinafter reirulated.
If but one set or retiirus come from a
Stato the adverse vote qf both Houses of
Congressf acting separately, shall be re
quired to throw out such returns. If there
are two or more sets of rcturnsj tljat set
received from the board or tribunal men
tioned in Section 4, above given, shall be
accepted ; but jf returns are received from
Hill to Jlemqre the Tux from State Jinnl$
$75,rtOO for the Sew Orleam Mint
Specie Resumption ltepeal Blaine Jn
reuihs AqainstthcNew Tariff llittUfper
V1AA f 1l Oil nil tf k 1 fcO Mm iKtTio1 in n CtnfA
the House shall nepatately eonslder the
matter and only those ret urns ah all ' be
counted which both Ifonses agree upon.
These features are, p the main, similar
to those of the bill iqtroduced by Senator
Merrimoty, some months ago. As the Com
mittee, consisting of Ednju9ds,Conkliug.
lowe, IpMiBan, Teller, Davia, of IUi-
nois, Bayard, Thurnian and Morgan, were 1
unanimous, the bill is likely to pass ; and
a reputation of the electoral frauds of
I
18 b, become impossible. 2?acj7 Acirs.
MOB VIOLENCE 12 SAN FRANCISCO. I
A pretty state of affairs bust . exist in
" I
San Francidco when a ruffian like Kear-It
noy con defy tho authorities aud alarm I
t J I
lie is Co ing in is exactly - At an agitators
meetins the other eveumff lie mauo an I
harangue full of violence, among other
things saying : "I hoie to God they will
get up the vigilantes again. I just want
the authorities to lay low and let as a! one,
and yon will see the biggest fight you ever
heard of. Tixley said to me that the narrow-faced
Yanks in California wonld
clean us out, but I just wish they'd try
it. I would drive them into the sea or
die." He concluded with the following
significant utterance
"I tell them they are standing on a
nmgaziuo. l would rattier see baa Fran
cisco sink beneath the wave than become
the home of Chinese lepers. Sau Fran
cisco is a proud city; so was Moscow; but
she was marked for destruction and laid
in ashes. Oar city is built of wood, and
if the vigilantes move oue solitary step to
break up the Workingmen's party of Cal
ifornia, I predict a similar fate for San
Francisco."
This must be delighful reading for "the
narrow-faced Yanks" whose capital is in
vested in goods and buildings iu tho City
of the Golden Gate. One of them writes
to tho San Francisco Bulletin saying that
ho and many of his friends have engaged
passage iu tho next steamer for Central
America, for "this howling gang of Mile
siaiTdevils have turned tho city topsy
tnrvc" and made it unsafe for peaceful
Americans. He adds:
"To my certain knowledge theso lalmr
agitators are well armed; in fact, you can
see plenty of them in tho streets daily
carrying muskets and gnus, having pro
bably bought them with money begged in
the name of charity. On the other hand
tho Chinamen aro well armed and will
tight like dovils if forced to. Tho militia
may Ik; able to take a hand in it, so that
altogether there will be a terrible time
when the word is given. This is a city of
wooden buildings, wooden streets aud
wooden sidewalks, so that if a series of
fires were started in different sections of
tho city when tho wind wnslii'di, it would
boa second Chicago Cue. Things look every Nfrii enRaged in any biiMiiw-.
, ' . , lion, or employment, which renders linn liable
pretty blue lor ban liancisco, and the to a Kinvial tai, i required to procure anrfacc
sober-minded people are very anxious, and keep conspicuously in hi establishment or
and when the tiro alarm bell leal out at 'W. a stamp, denoiin-the payment
... , , , . of said Hpecial tax for tlie apecial-tax year be
night, more thau half tho population rouse gijg May 1, 1S78. Seeiion 3244, Hevised
up at once, trembling lest the fatal hour Statutes, designates who are liable to special
has conic." ax' return, as prescribed on Form 11, is
Ti . r, . , . also remit red by law of every person liable to
It is a iact that San 1 rancisco to-day is ,)eHal tax as above. Severe pewltUs are pre-
really in the hands of theso agitators, and scribed for non-compliance with the foregoing'
even the Stato Legislature bows before requirements, or for continuing in business
xl . i , . after April 30, 1878. without payment of tax.
their mandates. Ihey have spies every- A,(,,,ic.llIon wholId be made to J. J. Mott,
where. What the end will be is fearful Collector of Internal Kevenue at Statesville.
to contemplate. This correspondent de
clares that they only wait lor the word to
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rwl tir nnvtliinif fl'pr tnnu ii itti tlii rnn.
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tinent. In tho fiice of this alarming state
of affairs it is pitable to see the timidity
the journals of tho city had tho courago
to publjsh in full Kearney's villainous
harangue from which wo quote, and noth
ing has been lone so stop his incendiary
exhortations in tho future. Wushinyton
Post.
WISPFALljQF $ 0,000,000.
(Washington Star.)
Mr. Elins. Weutworth, of Elizabeth port,
X. J., has fallen heir, it is reported, to an
estate of colossal proportions. His father,
man years ago, settled a largo tract of
landf ou which the pity of Little Rock,
Ark.f was afterward partly built. Twen
ty years ago suit was brought by the heirs
of tho elder 'Woiitworth against tho city,
to-recover tne property, lhe suit was
contested step ly step? and finally the
heirs abandoned, al lpijjo of realizing any
thing. On Sunday evening a gentleman
arrived in Elizabethpoi t from Little Rock,
and having found Mr. Weutworth, con
veyed to lifin tb&lu formation tlfat the U.
ct i . ; .1
o. courts naa just lemicreu a oecision in
favor of the heirs. ' Tho value pf fife pror j
perty is said to be oyer $p,0fK),(pp.
NEITHER CHILI) QR AliUJLT CAN I
, . i t .1
haven rosy, br.ght complexion VleH
worms exist. Shrinei s Indian Vei niifuco I
will reinovo
system.
the worms aud purify tho
Hack line to Albemarle.
The nmlcraigned is running a comfortable
in-wcckly Hack line from Salisbury to Albe
marle, N. C. Will convey passepgera to Gold
Hill, or elsewhere on tha line,' cheaper than
any Livery Stable. Leave Salisbury every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7 a, ty. Re
turn every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
y ! iu,
Leave orders at National Hotel.
' G. W.:'iilTLOCK,
27:ly. Proprietor.
(JET THE BEST.
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of the local press which, it it had done its from Raleigh, has taken and htted up the
lnr.v nf. th mirr, imVht IrnvG Rent tha Gallery on Main street, Salisbury, Is. C.,wt
. J. .. . . . . he is prepared to execute all styles of PI
jvholo gaujf to State s prison, ivot ono oi Rrapi Fereotypcs. &c, in tho very best stj
III;
Tke Oldest Specialist In. America,
-Tin T A PlnntnTi nf UnntririilQ kfo
MJi.Vtt UlUpi'JJ, Ul liUlllOimU; illU.,
... , tti,1 .. .11
Ckncerous affection all Scrofulont affec-
Hons, Excresences and Tumors about the
'?ceva lle.! f" ui' "VCu
f rr -lr A m ha IVwfAiiatflAitAfi fFAm htvta
address his sen, John Robert Clopton, giving
his name in full.
Send fur Pii-rnlor and kpa Trtiflmnnlali
from men known to every one in tw Slate.
i l,on8a"d" Z.u V?- ,eaT ve
liitan iiFod Kar tha nazi nf t tm pamadiaa I'pivif.
airfitim Rccomoanr all Dacka-e. no
that any man or woman can use them with
Writa Wif. V fin m a in tnli mi an vaup lrml
Office. County and State. Always wrile my
name, or mr sons name in full. 2o.Cm.
AT
offom fmes!
WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY A
NEW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
OF
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
sroceoes,
SHOES, &c., &c,
WHICH WE OFFER AT LOW
FIGUltES FOR
CASH 08
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY, WHEN
WE ADD THAT WE WILL NOT
BE UNDERSOLD !
Call and sec us,
at the old stand
o
Mauuey & Ross.
Ross & Greenfield.
March 12th, 1873. (21:lm.)
NOTICE.
U. S. IHTERHAL-REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
Under the Revised Statutes of the United
States, Sections 3232, 3237, 3238, and 323'.),
A PTTQTTf PTTnTnP"R A PTTQ
-r TTT TTT J
VV .. WtlLbOlJ,
jhe old original and reliable Photographer.
old
lere
loto-
le.
Call and nee him
Work the best in th
over Plvlei's liook
Store.
e State.
21. ly.
P. N. HEILIG & SON,
would call attcnLIon to their large and splendid
' ' " " r f ktockof
HAHtDWARE
Embracing TRON and STEKL every variety of
sizes and stiapes best quality.
Wagon and "Buggy Materials,
comprising all the various kluls roquiml-sprlngs,
ax ios, wneeis, &e., reauy unsci up.
Teleph Straw Wters
.,j.a,.nai m n...n r,.i
Great American Lightning SAWS,
every kind and size, embracing MILL & CROSSCUT.
NAILS alt sizes cut and wrought.
The most popular and approvel styles Plow Cast
ings, all kinds, bolU, &c. No. 6 potnUs ftjrf 1.-
WINDOW CLASS from sxio to4r.o Putty.olla,
I'idnts, Varnishes, Lightning Drier. Ac.
FAIKIJANK. tCJA LllH Steelj anls and lialances.
Worls. Tools
For Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Farmers.
Champion Mowers and Reapers.
Horse Rakes, Threshing Machines,
Horse-Powers, Pumps, fT"Uraln Cradles,
tirass Scythes. Planters II;indlcl lines.
CUNS, Pistols, Knives, andCHTLKRYnf all kinds.
our stick embrace everything to le frmnd In
a large and Cfmplete Hardware Htore, and all at low
prices for casli. Jut With ttianks for past favors we
hope to merit continued confidence and Incites!.
patronage. March I, 17S, u:ly
Warranted to euro!
ENNIS CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE
; . ' ' ' r T 1 . ' .
ir iiiouey reiuuueu ir uircctlonH am
Bry followed.
PRICE 25 CENTS, ot
(:tf- - ENNISS1 lhn Store
j Mortgage Deeds for sale here
Hfif
GOOD
BARTER
IiisitalHHlil? 1 BOO.
1 878
E. S. KGONGE:
Yon are notified to pay up the note due the
l?t January,. D. 1878, for ten hundred and
ten dollars and eighty-nine cents, and also the
interest on the two other notes given for the
fmrchase of the Ferrebee tract of land; and un
es the raid note and interest duo thereon, as
well aa interest on the other -notes are paid
within sixty days from the date hereof, pro
ceedings will bejnstitnted to enforce the pay
ment of aid note and interest due the under
signed. rillLLIPSOWERS.
March 20th, 1 878. 22:2m. pd.
! Lie
SHOP
AROUND the CORNER.
To the Public, Giieetingt-
1ULIAN & FRALEY
Present compliments to the public
and desire to eall renewed attention to their
efforts to be useful as
AND GAI1PENTERS.
Their prices are as low as it is possible to
make them, and their work not inferior to
any. They till orders in two departments,
and have so far given satisfaction. They
have extended their facilities recently, and
are encouraged to hope for increased de
mands. Their ready made stock in hand
comprises a general assortment of house fur
niture Bedsteads, Hureaus, Clothes Presses,
CiiplKards:nd China Presses. Candle Stands,
Tin Safes, IVesks, Tables, Washstands, Chairs,
3cc. I ney also Keep an assortment oi
COFFINS-
of walnut, pine and poplar, from $3 upward.
Also, Window -Sash. They fill orders w ith
out vexatious delays. A V ill contract forrar
penter's work and warrant satisfaction. Will
take good lumber and country produce in
exchange for furniture. Shop nearly oppo
site Watchman office. Julian & Fuai.et.
DR. BUTTS
No. 12 N. Eighth St.
St. Louis. Mo.
Who hut hi frttrr exptrtenM in the trotment of th
cxinl troifble of both male and female than niy phjriician
iu he Weit, pires tha rrnilta of hi, lonz and fiirrtaafui
practice in hia Iwtatw wtrki, juat publiaUed, eutiUeu
The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
Book that are rcallT Gala aad rlMatraara la all mat.
tcra pertaining to Mahw4 and "ukw4, and supply
vant long felt. The are braaUrall lllBrtralra, and la plain
lai.Kuajre. eaaily understood. Tha two book embrace Mi
paire, and contain talaahl lafaraiallaa for both marriedand
aiii(fle, withaJl the rccen t improvement In medical treatment
JU-ad whatour homepapera tar : "The knowledge imparted
in Ir Batta new work i in no way of questionable char
acter, but i aomethine that errry ... abaaM km. Tha
Vaath. the victim of early indiaeretxm t taa aUauotnerwiaa
perfrrtly healthy maybe, bat with waning rigor in the prime
ui iuo, uu ua naaiaa, in mnenw"
from the many ill her aex la heirl
lo. ixiui Journal.
rOPCLAB PKICU 60 ct. waehj
both in one volume, ml t in cloth and
Kilt, 25 eta. extra. Sent under aeal, onl '
raceiptof price in money or itampa. (j
PRESCRIPTION FREE!
Fortlit sjiri'dy C'r.ro of rSemlnnl W'-iikiifs. Ist
ManhOfxl mid all diaortler hrou;lit nn h Inrlis
cretiou or cxc,j. Anv Dmgtriia h:s th lti)rr
difiits. . W. J tqi !. Jk !No. 13
Wrat KixUi Ktreet, t'lnolunutl, O.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
ictohial
HISTORYofheWORLD
Embracinff full and Authentic accounts of every
nation oi ancient anJ uioilern times, anil tneluitln a
history of the rl.ie and fall of the (Ireelc and Koifran
Empires, the prowth of tho nations of modern Eu
ropt, the middle ages, the crusades, the feudal sys
tem, tlie reformation, the discovery aud settlement
of the New World, etc., etc.
It contains 67Sfln'i htstorlcnl engravings and 1260
large double column pages, and Is the most complete
History of the World ever published. It sells at sight.
Send lor specimen pages and extra terms to Agents,
and soo why it sells faster than any other book. Ad
dress, 21:4t. National Tcbusuing Co., Philadelphia Pa
Great, chance to make money. If you
can't get gold you can get greenbacks.
We need a person In every town to take
subscriptions for the largest, cheapest
1 and best Illustrated famtlv nublieatlon
In the world. Any one can become a successful
agent. Tne most elegant work of art given free to
subscribers. Tlie price is so low that almost every
body subscribes. One agent reports making ov-r
a week. A lady agent rctmrta taking over 400
HUhseribers In ten days. All who engage make mon
ey fast, i ou can devote all your time to the busi
ness, or only vour spare time. You neid not be away
from home over night. You can do it as well as
others. Full particulars, dlni'tlons and terms free.
Kleganl and expensive outfit free. If you want pro
lll:ttic work send us your address at one. It costs,
not hi ng to try the business. No one who engages
falls to 'make .great pay. Address "The People'
Journal," Portland, Maine 4'i:ly.
EUGENE L. HARRIS,
tlrtist in rayonf
Chapel Hill, N. C?
PORTRAITS i;f,AK(iK)
in the irpst finished stylo of crayon drawing
from
PHOTOGRAPHS,
F1S11EOTYPES,
DAGUERREOTYPES,
MINIATURES, ETC.
PRICES:
11x14 inches $7.00. 14x17 inches, $13.Qq.
18x22 inches, $20.00.
Above prices include a fine, frame for cap
picture.
Send for circular. 51:
Cheap Chattel Mortgages,
and various other bl ink.rTor sale liere
GOLD
, - 1 87
I take pleasure in again
offering you this Season, -
The eld HeliaMe aid Hart
FERTILIZERS,
THE SOLUBLK
NAVASSA GUANO
Navassa Acid Phosphate
C5T"Out ot the 100 tons sold last Spring, i
I have yettio hear om' complaint of its use
and this, with what, your neighbors may teH
you, who have used It, Is sufficient evidence
or Its excellence. .......
X3TFor composting with cotton seed, bu
- ble manure, and other vegetable matter, tho
Acid Phosphate has no equals
tar Call at once, see certificates, get terms
nd leave orders. - '
J. ALLEN BROWN,
lT:3m Agent
rH TTl
tU S
s
SPUING MILLINERY.
I have just returned from the North
and urn receiving -injr- stock of goods em
bracing all the latest styles of' II ATS and
BOX-XETS, for LadieA, Miseri and Chil
dren. FLOWERS and RIBBONS, in end
less variety.
TRIMMING BIL KS, L IN EN CO LLA US
AND CUFFS, FANS,
Zephyr Worsted MaterialTor faticy work,
Silk Handkerchiefs, Nock Wear, CorscU,
a good stock of
Human Hair Goods, kc fcc.,
All Ijought for cash, which will enable
me to Bell as low as the lowest.
Call boforo buying elsewhere.
"MRS. S. A. GREENFIELD.
Opposito Crawford's Hardware Storo.
2G:3inos.
PRESERVED
Wlojt Siar or Salt
Having bought the countjr right for tho
"Tropical Fruit, Vegetable and meat Preserv
ing IrceR," I will ell rcceic at $2. It
will preserve a barrel of fruits or vegetables at
a cost of 5 cents, and 100 lbs pork or beef for
5 cents, and the fruits, meats and vegetable
retain their natural taste. The process in a
dry one, simple and perfectly harnilesnj" and U
used in almost every family. For sale at
20: ENNISS' Drug Store
DR. RICHARD H. LEWIS,
(Late Professor of Diseases of tho Eye and Ear
in the Savannah Medical College.)
Practice Limited to the
EYE and EAU,
RALEIGH, N.C.
Refers t the State Medical Society and
to the Georgia Medical Society.
47: 1 y.
A Fresi Snppjj of Garden Sees.
A great fall in Garden Reed Twenty-five
cents witriniy 8 papers of fresh assorted (Jar
den Seeds at
- ENXISS' DRUG STORK.
LAW SCHOOL
The undersigned. purosea to establish a
school in Salisbury for the preparation of ap
plicants) for admission To the liar.
The healthfulpeSa of the place, and the cic
new of Roard are some of tho advantages,
which young gentlemen who desire to read
lav, will lini hy coming to this place.
Stpdente will not only bo taught the course
aa prescribed by the Supreme Court, but will
learn tbe-practical details of the profession,
such as dnming pleadings, and other kindred
hiibjects, which daily arise in an Attorney's
office.
Fee for the course, one hundred loII ir.
J. M. Mct'OKKIJy
17:3iu. .Salisbury, N. V
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