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Carolina Watchman. THURSDAY," MAY 3, 1873. THE COUNTY CONVENTION. JThe Rowan Democratic Convention tro held here but Saturday, and uoniiuated candidate $r tho county offices, to-wit; J. M. Horali, for Clerk of the Superior Court: 1J. N. Woodson, for Register of 'Deeds; 13. F. Fraley, for'Coroner; J.Sain'K ilcCubbins, for County Treasurer; and J. C. Barnhardt, for Surveyor. They also recommended Job',S. Henderson, Esq., for the Senate; and nominated J. G. Fleming aud H. C. Bost, for tho Com mons. So far the will of the people 6eeius to have been fully and satufactorily ex pressed. . ' But when the Conreutlon came to nom inate a candidate for the office of Sheriff, about which there hud been a sharp con test for some time past, partizansbip took control of tho members; reason ami order seem to have abandoned the Convention, and a scene of disorder and confusion en sued which prevented such a clear deci sion of the question as to warrant its general acceptance. It is true Mr, G. A. Bingham was declared tho nominee ou the third "ballot; but all sorts and any number of objections have been urged to it, so, that really, it foils to give general sat isAc tion. It is denounced, as will be seen, by Mr. Kluttz, in a communication iii this paper; and it is disregarded, as will be seen by announcement from Mr, Waggoner, who proposes to carry his ap pal to the ballot box for final decision. We really apprehend no serious conse quences as likely to result from this dis play of heated partizau seal. It is limit ed entirely to the contest over tho office: of Sheriff, and while it may have produc ed some bitterness between the friends of the several candidates for that office, Democrats and Conservatives remain the same. -They cannot afford to sacrifice their political principles on a difference between themselves over the pitiful office which disturbed the order of the meeting. The contestants themselves are all good men, zealous. conservatives, any one of whom would make a good Sheriff; and we believe there is not one of them who will uot promptly relieve, the situation so far as he is personally concerned, tho moment that 1)0 p receives that his positionjs like ly to jeopardize any important interest of the party, j The few members of the Radical party among us Had it: impossible to repress 'j the joy they experience at what they are please to regard tw& destructive cxplo sion of the Democratic party. A 2d or 3d Lt. of the party (for the present nameless) has worn a perfecct 6uu-flower smile an east and wester ever since last Saturday eveniug the happiest mau of his age and ue in the State. lid loves to tesa himself as a plotter and schemer, and really thinks he had a good deal to do with "busting up the concern," last Satur day on the Sheriffality. He would like to b Sheriff himself, and thinks now he sees au open gap large enough to slip through and curry off the prize, and hence his face ts more radiant with smiles than au ac cepted lover's was ever known to be Alas ! alas! how easy it is for eager men W deceive themselves. He won't he can't see the difficulties in the road to his nuccess; but when he gets abigthumr from the people oo his smiliag mug, he will realize in a substantial way that the Conservative flare up didn't help him worth a cent. bince the above w as m tvpe we have received tho following report from the secretaries, of the proceedings of the Loiwty Convention ; The Democratic Couaty Convention assembled at Hie Court House, May la, 1S78. Maj. Jaa. E. Kerr 54iUd Luke Blacmer, Esq., to tfie cualr temporari ly A. committee on permanent organization was Appointed, wuica reported lor Chairman, Hon y. E. tdiober, aaa Ior Secretaries, Kerr Craisfe and J. W Mauney. Mr. SlioUer in UKlny the chair briefly al- uresovtt mo convention. ThO convention then proceeded to ballot tor tha various candidates. The rwsull of the nrst ballot is as follows, to wit: John S. Henderson. Esu.. re-.nm. mended to the Senatorial Convention as the choice! pi uua county for senator. Messrs. J, u, rieniniiujr and II. C. Boat were noml- navea ior tne iiouse of liepresentatlves. M 110Mfy t&J., tof Cler of the Superior Court. H. N. Woodson, tsq., for Heglhter of peed,. smuuuci -uccuhUlus, Esq., tor Treasure,.. B. F. Fraley, Ka.j ior toronerr J. C. Bernhardt, Es i., for surveyor. On the third ballot O. A. Bingham, Esq., was nom- tuaicu ior uena. Uo motion of lion. Charles Trice, the Chairman of l8B ""pennon, and MaJ. Jaa. E. Keir, Chairman of Hie County Executive Committee and Lv mflv. iner.Eaq., were requested to appoint delegates to attend the Senatorial Uistrlct convenUon, the Con- ..v-cuouiMwisinciconrenUon, the Judicial District vvu'll a uie aiaio convenUon. Va loUoa the Cwuventlon adjourned. KssR Craiqx, r-Sao.B8, chairman J. W. MrSV, secretaries. We have hoard it stated by numerous peraons thaWhe several towuships were pot present by their delegates when the above committee was appointed. If this .v uiiun upon mat committee a weight of responsibility aUve what. ..n. Ier other circumstances, it would have. Jj Xests upon them, virtually, to cast the VtofKowaufor Judge, Solicitor, and Congressman,. Messrs. Shober, Kerr and iJlackwex constitute that committee. They ave;no plaiu expression of the people to uide them in the selection of delegates to represenjt jtbje county in the District and Senatorial Couycnfjons, but will have to .act with the beat lights before them. It ja a plain .case iu tespecj; to Congressman nd District Senator, tint as to Jmge ud Solicitor there has leeji no sgph open expression of jcboke as wjlU ,-r4 the ommittee'a reasonable opinion aj to the wishes of the peopje. - We trust this committea will b ll to perform the high truat jtssigned it with Much a careful regard to the public senti Wentxf the county as-wjll ensure satisfac tion, it has the political fate of the county in il ivunds, t ieast jor jthe presen t. The Democratic Voters of the County would promote their . n iom ; " j - - j meetings in their respective townships, and appoint a ddegate to each the Judicial and Congressional District Conventions, duly instructed who to vote for for Congressmatt. for Judge and for Solicitor. The townships owe it to themselves to attend to this mat ter promptly, We would suggest Saturday, June 1st. It will relieve the committee, Messrs. Shober, Blaekmer and Kerr, of a responsibility they cannot be anxious to shoulder.. A Salisbury correspondent of the Ral eigh Observer, in reporting the proceedings of the .Itownu Convention of Saturday, 18th, speaking of the nomination for the office of Sheriff says (While there may be individuals who feel disappointed and who may threaten to bolt, yet it is certain that the action of the convention secures the election of its nominees. Our jeople know that the ouly way to keep down Radical rule Is by party organization and standing to the action of the convention. They are well organized and will continue so, Iu unitv there is strength.'" We heartily applaud every word, de signed to preserve the unity of the con servative people of the county. It is an essential point with all who remember the fearful rule of radicalism while it was in power. It is always to be regretted that by any accident disturbing causes should enter into the deliberations of our ranks calculated to weaken its bonds of unity, and these things should ever be carefully guarded against. Hat accidents will happen, we are toldin, the best reg ulated families; and the disturbance in Rowan must be regarded in this light. There is a good deal of feeling in it, but as we have said iu another place, it is limited to the boundaries of this county, can't possibly go beyond it, itxdoes not touch the polities of the people, who can still stand in harinony ou all ques tions of true party significance. The peo ple are stijl in favor of Win. M. Robbing for re-election to Congress; (there has been do expression as to Judge and Solic itor), they are still in favor of John S Henderson fqr the Senate; and for Flem ing and Bosk for the Commons. They are agreed on a re-election of all the county oflicers except Sheriff. There they split and from the best lights, before us, it is a split of no political consequence, and will if let alone, adjust itself .without damage fo the party. ' niOiw At a icruocranc county meeting in 1. T , . . Winston, on the 9th, delegates were a p pointed to the District Convention to be held at Vadkinville on the 8th of June, to nominate a Judge and Solicitor. A reso lution declaring John II. Dillard, of Gnil ford, as the -choice of Forsyth couuty, for one of the Associate Justices of the Su preme Court, was adopted. Also, a reso lution declariug T. J. Wilson, Esq., as their first choice for Judge of the District. It must be admitted that both these nominations are good. It must especially be admitted that Judgd Wilson, while fill ing the office for which Forsyth now nom inates him, did give general satisfaction to the people and the bar. His decisions rank well iu the cases carried up to the fcupreme Court. His demeanor on the bench, towards lawyers, officers of the Court and the people, was pleasing, and elicited the praise of all. It is simple jus tice to admit all this, for it is true. And whaever choice tho Vadkinville Conven tion may make, it certainly cannot impair the credit due Jude Wilson for the sac rifice he made to oblige his conservative friends under circumstances of difficulty and risk, Postmaster in Jail, We learn from Mr T. U. Long, of the Postal department, that he received an order from Washing ton, a tew days ago, directing his atten tion to some irregularities at Walhalla, S. C. That he set out immediatelv, on foot. there being no other means of travel at his command, uud after a train u of thirtv miles obtained facilities for reaching bis destination. That a short m i no f inn -"w-au4 1. A-VriJ brought out the fact that the Postmaster at that office, J. R. W. Johnston, formerly private secretary of ex-Governor Bullock, of Georgia, had been apnrPDriatinir the funds directed to his office on money or ders, to tho amount of about $1000, and he thereupon had him committed to an swer. We also learn from Mr. Long, that Murray, the maw arrested in South Caro lina, some months ago, on the charge of raising money orders from one dollar to fifty dollors, had hi trial in Charleston, recently, was convicted, and after his an- . l . . lru was nearu, trie judgmant of the court sentencing him to five years in the penitentiary, wan confirmed, and he is now workiug out the penalty.- Great sympathy is finding cxDresaion hi the public press and by some lady writers North, in behalf of Kate Southern, the handsome young voman iu Georhi now under sendee of death for murder ing her former rival iu a ball room. Mrs Southern, recently married, ohierfnl herJiusband's dancing with a lady whom he had formerly visited, but as he persist-' edin doing so, his wife armed herself with a knife, aud after tho reel was ended, flew at the innocent subject of her jeal ousy and with repeated blows cut her down in the mitbt of the light-hearted company. Through the daring of her husband she escaped, aud was absent from the State for a year; was then arrrf and had her trial a few weeks ago; was convicted of murder and entenced to be langeo, it is doubtful wheather this ex- tremc penalty will be inflicted. -but it i pot Enofnfwbat wiirbe her fate. The English strikers are becoming nnif aadit is believed they will accept the proper reductipn pf 5 percent on wages. I It is most gratifying to North Carolina pride to note, from the AVasbington press and News rorrespoudent, the very distin tinguished position assigned Dr. Grissoni iu the National Association of Insane Asylum Superintendents at Washington, in the selection of that gentleman to de liver the important address of the occasion. The handsome manner in which the speaker acquitted himself must have been pleasing, to the North Carolinians present Verily, the old North State is beginning to move up in the line of great States, for her delegation in Congress stands to the fore-front among the best. The cultiva tion of State pride should and mast be the popular growth of our people. The noblest and best people are they who love their State. llalcigh yews. There was a grand celebration of the 20th of May iu Charlotte 103d anniver sary of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. There was a grand display of military on parade six companies, including the Governor's Guards, of Columbia, S. C, and the Light Artillery of Wilmington. Gov. Vance was there and reviewed the troops, and towards the close of the cere monies was called out and addressed the audience for a few minutes. No accident or disturbance marred the occasion. The Senate Judiciary Committee repoit there is no law forbidding women to prac tice law in the Supreme Court, but that the Court must decide the question of their admission for itself. Gen. Grant has been voted on the re tired list. It is believed that some basis of agree ment between Russia and England has been reached, but what it is has not yet definitely transpired. The Danville, Winston, Davie and Kings Mountain Kailroad project seems to be moving right ahead. Public meet ings in Davie and elsewhere, show a spirit on the subject which seems to mean busi ness. We are glad to seeit, and hope the road may be built. It will bring pros perity to sections now languishing for the want of an outlet, and stimulate to new life the dormant energies of tho people. "The Educator is the title of anew paper just started at "Happy Home," or "Excelsior," or Rutherford College. It is to he, as its name would indicate, devo ted to the interest of education, and espe cially to the College. It does not, how ever, ignore politics, but declares itself democartic. Kendall Ervix and Blkt, editors. It is to be published weekly. Roaxoke College, Va. We acknowl edge an invitation from this popular lu stitiiion to attend the Quarto-Centennial Anniversary, and 2oth Commencement, June9th-13th, J873. The accompanying programme indicates au occasion of unu sual interest. . Gov. Vance was at Newton on Tues day, and delivered au address at the clos ing exercises of the School at that place. He was to speak on a similar occasion the next day, Wednesday, at Rutherford Col- I lege. There has Ikjcii some trouble about the value of the Mexican dollai, merchants iu some places in the State refusing to take them at par. They can be bought in New York for 93 cents. The grading of the Yorkville and Le noir narrow guage railroad has reached within 2i .miles of Xewton, in Catawba. The closing exercises at the Greensboro Female College takes place on the XiiUh and 30th instant. OTHER C0UXTY CONVENTIONS The letting in Lincoln, Union. It own n I ml The Democratic county convention of Lincoln, llowftiuuid Union, met yesterday at the court houses in Lincoln ton, Salis bury and Monroe. By last evening and last night's mnll we received news from these counties, which is here appended: 1.1XCOI.X. The following ticket was put hi the field ns indicated by the primary meet ings: For the Semite. W A r, .. House, 11 C Cobb ; Shei Iff, J A Robinson ! Clerk, W M Reinhardt ; Register, W R Edwards; lreasurerKJC Jenkius : Cor oner, K S Edunrdsj Solicitor, W JMout- feniery. pj,y uomi nation's were made unanimous. . Schenek and Vance were endorsed for Judge aud Senator. . uowax. The county convention was the most noisy ever held. John fi Henderson was nominated for the Senate. J G Fleming and II C Bust for the House of represen tatives. J M Horah, clerkS u periort Coort. Saw McCubbius, treasurer. On first bal- ot for sheriff, Thw F Kluttz had 5 town ships, C F Waggoner 4, and G A Bing 2. After a noisy and ungovernable session of some hours, duration, G A Bingham was declared the nominee No instruc tions as to j udges, Congressmen, &C irxiox. It seems that only two or three of th townships had held primary meetings, and as a couscquence a much mixed dero gation assembled in the Monroe eourt house yesterday. Delegates were annoi n . ted to the State and district couventiona from each township. A set of resolutions was introduced by Mr D A Covins dorsingHons WN II Smith, T S Ashe and-T N Hill for Supreme Court bench and C E Grier for solicitor. Each town ship cast five votes and out of seven township three were for the resolution. and three agaiust. Great confusion m. eued aud after auother ballot the Grier men claimed a mnirtrfrr - Tl.i- .lul puted and more men were sent for. When these arrived those present being consti tuted detegatea a ballot was taken which resulted j Montgomery 70, Grier 10. The Grier meu protested that the vote was unfair, and Monroe township withdrew from the convention, appointed delegates to the district convention and instructed them to vote for Grier. County officers and all things else seem to have been lost sight of iu the struggle over the solieitorship, and the convention adjourned under the state of affairs above set forth. Our correspondent adds ; vThere was much excitement and confu sion, but no bad blood or passion." CA Observer. - Mecklexburg Coxvextiox, ho3 nomi nated For Senator, Sidney B. Alexander. For the House of Representatives J. L. Brown and W. E. Ardrey, Mr. E. Alex ander was chosen Sheriff; Clerk of Supe rior Court, J. P. Erwiu ; Register of Deeds. Win. Maxwell ; Treasurer, S. E. Belk ; Couuty Surveyor, M. I). L. Biggers ; Cor oner, W. N. Alexander. They also pass ed unanimously, a resolotutiou instructing members teuthe General Assembly to vote for Z. B. Vance for U. S. Senator. THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. This body w'asin session at Goldsboro, last week. We copy from the Raleigh AW the following: mis society is an institution in our midst that commends itself to the pnblci in the highest degree. There is no pro fession or occupation with which the peo pie have more intimate relations, or upon which they are so entirely dependeut as that of the medical profession. The doctor is the main-stay and chief hope of every community, lie is the good Sa maritan, always going about relieving pain, soothing distress and rescuing life. Strike him out of existence aud the world would be thrown into consternation. De prive mankind-of his services aud skill. and suffering and mortalitv would hold high carnivaU of scourge and epidemic. Of all learned professions, that of medi cine is the most important to mankind. Of the Saviour of the world it was said he was the Great Physician. What we owe to the physician we shall never re alize, and pay; for his is the largest charity of all. His vigilance never relax es. To him comes no holiday no period of rest. From the sulTeringof the sick room, from the distressing scenes of the chamber of death, when other men sloop he repairs to his midnight study, and poring over volumes of medical works, seeks to find something that may have, escaped him in his study mid his practice, whereby he may relieve pain, or save a life. While other men, and those of oth er professions, iiidulsri the omforts of their homes, and :t seasoaable hours re tire to sleep, tho doctor breasts thu titorm, goes abroad at night in all weathers, tra verses dark and dreary pathsam! by -ways iu answer to the summons of either prince or peasant. Hi work takes him from the ..... . - r i. a . iv i t . i I'.u.Rift (11 iiW i leu io uie novels oi tne poor, and regardless ot the consideration of compensation, he ki.ows only his dut.y to humanity and his profession. To appreciate this profession of hard wotKing, over-taxed and under-paid practitioners, ought tcrbc the dutv of ed ucators, aud all men. To improve the efficiency of their profession is the work in which the medical men of tho world are daily and hourly engaged. And it is this that annually calls the nhysieians of North Carolina together in general con sulfation; that each may learn, by com pai i.son of notes, something from the oth er, and by united and continued efl'ort ang nient the proficiency of the whole body ; and so guard their profession that no un worthy member shall enter it, or quack impose upon and afflict the people. Excltanye of Silver for Greenbacks Dis continued. Washington, May lg. The exchange of silver for greenbacks ha been discon tinued at the New York sub-treasury. c:i. it i i . omei ulna excimngeu coming uacK as customs, parties thereby saving the pre initiNi on gold. Pa nk Statement. New Yohk, May, 18. Weekly bank statement : Loans increase one million ; specie decrase four and a half millions ; legal tenders increase two .and a half mil lions ; deposits decrease one and three eighth million i reserve decrease one aud five-eighth million.' . i NOTICE! All persons having claim against the Town of Salisbury, whether' in the fhnpef Judg merit, Notes or Account, will please present them to the undersigned, on or In-fore the 11 ofxJ"ne- K H. MJILEY, May 21, 1878. T. C. BEKNH A KDT. 1. A. 1'ttKRL'KS, Committee Finance for Coin's of alubury. 31: 2t. Davie County IN THE SUrUIMOK COUKT t V AM or m. ix. tiianin, admr. of J. Wallace Cannon.1 oeco, Plaintiff, Against )V 'a""on.Geo A Cannon, L K Gainer, wife of R 6 Gain, J Wesley Cannon, Martha Jvf;?.nnr,n' Y 0 nnon, Thoa A Cannon and ilhe Lmma Cannon, heirs at law, Defts. Petition to sell La ml for A sseta. Upon the affidavit of Plaintiff, it is ordered by the Court, that publication be made in the ,a-f0',Da,) !,tchma" r six Huccessive week., notifying W F Cannon, one of the defendant who w a non-resident of the State, to appear a the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of M.d county o Monday, the 1st day of July. 1878, and answer tl,e complaint which will be Sijl f he.,bJ?een,il,ed nction. "in ten days from the date IipiW ,nH r i.. r..:i. ! S?!rl 1,6 P111". Plaintiff will" apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Sie II. B. HOWARD, Sl:6t:pf?7 Per,r CUrt f DarieCy,"'J- Davie County IX THE PROBATE COURT. WJ Atkinaoo, aa the next 1 friend of Mary A Atkinson, minor, - Plaintiff, ... Ag-intt Geo W Swicegood, guardian, Dcfendavt. Petition to re move guardian. Upon the affidavit of the Plaintifi", it is or dered by the Court, ttiit publication be made in the "Carolina Watchman" fornix successive weeks, notifying the defendant, George W Swicegood, who l a non-reoident of the State to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Supe rior Conrt of said county, on Monday the 1st day of July 1878, and answer the complaint which will he filed in the above entitled action within len dyn from the date hereof, and if he laiU to answer the complaint, the plainliL' will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in, the complaint. Whmw, II. B. HOWARD, Jude of Probate and Clerk Superior Court of Davie County. May 17th, 1878. 3l:6t:pf $7. To all whom itmay Concern: TH i seasou of the year has arrtvpsl. when it tn- I come all trood cltlzcas of Salisbury to aid la the preservation ot the health of our Town. Your Inte rest demands this much at your hands, and if all the householders or the town will lend their all to vards poUclnjr their lots properly, ereat good vrlU result to the public. Our lives aad health will be protected simply by keeping our lots In a clean condition. To thld end I ask each any every citizen of saUsbury oc cupying a residence to cleaa out. and keep In yood condition, any and all cellars, privies, stables, and any other pbices oa taelr lots llkelv to endanger the f. nu. icuroii in uui iJUUijimxj null, a committee of nubile health and siifetv u-ni rnnrt the condition of all delinquents, who will be lined In aucuruance wita me uroiaances of tne Town or Kai lsbury. It Is confidently honed, and believed thit every citizen will not fail to attend to tula request at once, and not by a different course Jeopardize the health of themselves and families, as well as incur iuo uiauieasurc u meir ueijruuors, any aiao tne pay ment of heavy penalties for such neglect. r. -N. HtiLio, Mayor. May 14, 1373-No. S0:2t. FOUTZ'S HCRSE AND CATTLE POWDERS, AT WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY A NEW AND WELL SELECTKD STOfJC OF STAPLE DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c.,&c, WHICH WE OFFER AT LOW FIGURES FOR CASH OS BARTER-! WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY, WHEN WE ADD THA T WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ! i all and see t;s, at the old staud of Mauney & Ross. Boss & Greenfield. March 1-Jtli, 1878. (21:1 in.) GET THE BEST. The Raleiah News. DAILY, one year, WEEKLY, one vear. S5.00 1.00 7hend Postal Card for Sample Copy. Address THE RALEIGH KEWS, lialeivii, N. C R. BUTTS No. 12 N. Eighth St. St. I nine J1 K ESXS,2LOCY OF MARRIAGE The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER want long frit. Tlwy are k-.uUftill UlartralK TandTCato !l'e'Je"''y.n"li,"r,tood- The two booS"rbVaS5 Jage, and contain iMl.iabl. iaforM.lkta foVbo.h 1" Kea4 what our homepancn gar : 'The k nnw iHrt 4.' . 1 j In Dr.B.tUnew wort. lilW kMl4 otherwln fa. and Ik. W . i.Mjrnnm. to. St. LiOuia Journal. l'OPlLia PRICES 60 ct,. eachi both In one Tolome, 91 1 In cloth and gilt, 25 ctj. extra. Sent under aeal, on ript of prioe in monej or .taaipg. I ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. In the matter of A.J. Mock, 1 T , liankrvpt. fry By virtue of an order of th riti-;.-f '., ri of the United .States, for the VVisiern District of North Carolina, the undersigned will sell at Public Auction, at tbe Court-House door in me i own oi naiisnury, on the brst dar of June los, a Mouse and Lot in Ihe town ..f Salis bury, adjoining the premises .f W i ! .' I Ov.r. man and John M. Coffin heina the 1 ,i and Keidencr of paid B ankrupt. Terms Cash. Dated thi 1st d iv .,f r- 1878. J DAVID L. BRING LE, Assignee. JohsS. II exdeusox, Tru.-tee. 28:1m. E. H. MARSH'S 111 SAUSRUHY, X. C. Having my Found rv in re.tditiAca T prepared to do all kindot Casting in either IronorW AllkindsofKngineandBoileJ Work done with lisnnrl.. u u- j , Agricultural and Mining .Machinery built or repa.red lo OP(Jer. I an, also prepared to DrZ Lumber, make all kind, f u Ju:. , SCr. pi:j m .--"""'". mane s.res of moulding,., kept co.tantlv on hand A Btock of Lumber always on hand or furnish ed at short notice. A 16 Horse Portable Engine and Boiler for pale at my shop. . Work guaranteed, and at prices to suit the 2&ly.pd. , ioifom MACHINE ffORKS, L S. K90N6E : Yon are notified to pay up the note dne the IpI Januarv, A. P. 1878, for len .Hundred ten dollar" and eitfhty-nlne ccnte, uid the interval on the two other note givt-n for the nurchase of the Ferrebee tract of Jan; and un- lesa the iid note and interest due thereon-, a well as interest on the other notes are paid within witty day from the date Jiereof, pro ceedings will be instituted to enforce the 'pay- mpiit of -aid note and interest due tne unaer- eigned. 6 PHILLIP SOWERS. March 20th, 1878. 22:'iin.pd. mat Little SHOP AROUND the CORNER. To the Public, Greetinq : TULIAN & FRALEY Present compliments to the public and desire to call renewed attention to their efforts to be useful as AND CARPENTERS. 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 lnive so far given sntislaction. They have extended their facilities recently, and are encouraged to hope for increased demand.'-. Their ready made stock in hand comprises a general assortment of house fur niture Bedsteads, Bureaus, Clothes-Presses, Lounges, Racks, Wardrobes, Book-Cases, CuplMardsund China Presses, Candle Stands, Tin Safes, Desks, Tables, Washstands, Chairs, &c. Thev also keen an assortment of -COFFINS- of walnut, pine and poplar, from $3 upward. .iso, window 6asn.. 1 liev till orders with out vexatious delays. Will contract for car penter's work and warrant satisfaction. Will take good lumber and country. produce in excitants for furniture. Shon nearlv oppo site Watchman office. Julian & Fiialev. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS. J. V. Watson, The oM original and reliable Photographer, Jrom i;:iiH;ii!, has taken ano titled up tlie old Gallery on Main street, Salisbury, N. C, where he i prepared to execute .ill itvle of Photo- gruphs. Fereotpes, &c, in the very best t-tvle. Call and see l.im avrr I'lvieiV Book Store' Work the best in the Stale. 21:lr. P. II HEILIG a SON, would call attention to thlr Ltre and splendid IIARUWARE Embracing ino.VS and STFKL-everj- variety oi sizes and shapes best :iuallty. Wagon and Euy Materials, comprising all the various kind-! required springs axles, wheels, &c, ready to set u.i. Telegraph Straw Cutters, all sizes, and unsurpassed in quality and durability. Great American Lightnins: SAWS, every kind and .-dze, embracing MILL i CIJOSSCUT. fi Al LS ail sizes -cut and wrought. The most popni ir a: l approval stlos-riow Cast injfs, all kinds, bolts No. 5 pedals tor $1. WINDOW GLASS from xi'lto-ixno Puttv.ollH , -nrsT s. un:;.slici. LU'.itnifH? Irier. &c. FAIRBANK SCALKS-Nu elyards and Balances. . Worlt Tools For Carpenters, Pdacksudtlis, Shoemakers, Farmers. Champion Mowers and Reapers. Horso Rakes, Threshing Machines, Horse-Powers. Pump.-v tS-(;ra:n Cradles, (Srass Scvt.lies. Pl:inter ll )-.,;!.. I iiimc -k,,t - - - -.-.-v- - ' .....1.11. . i v. CSUS Itstols, Knive, and CUTLEIfV of all kinds tsour stock embraces everything to be found in a laiye and complete Hardware Store, and all at low prices for cash. is with thu for r t.,. hope to merit continued confidence and lncreasimr patronage. March 7, is:. sm iv Hack Line to Albemarle. The uruleraigned is running a comf.irtnKl- tri-weskly Hack line from Salisbury to Albe- ine, . O. W ill convey iiasKi'n.ra te, (i.AA Hill, or elsewhere on the" line, cheaper than uiy Livery Stable. Leave S;ii!hi Monday, Wednesday and Fridav. 7 a. in. K. turn every Tuesday, Thursday "and K.iinrd.-.v ' G p. iu. Leave ord-r3 at Natioyal Hotel. ii. V. WHITLOCIC, roprutor. The Oldest Specialist in America. Dr. J. A. Clopton, of Hnatsyille, Ala., Treat3 with almost ITnivprccl inia nil Cancerous affections, :.n Scrofulous afive- tlons. ExerPRPTirpQ and TnmnM aL.n( tl w A. U1UV1 J Hit, I IIV face.&c, Piles, Fistula, Dropsical affec tions, &c As the Doctor i-i fo often from Imme. address his son. John Rihert CI . ' - - o o as name in full. Send for Circulars and Pee Testimonial from men known to everv one in the Kiat Thousands who could not leave home, have Deen cured tiy tne use ot hu reniedies. Print ed directions accompany all packages, so that any man or woman can use them with success. Write your name in full. nlo rnnr T..i Office, (flinty and State. Always "write mv name, or my sons name in full. 25.6m. BONDS o make Title to Land, and Labort-i- and MeclianicR Liens, for sale at tTiis Ofiicc. ssJtisBi C" r ; "" ni'ir W 111 ,,,-' ; fl wCfl IB -Z' ! rlcS'l 13 a. . mmmLi m gQ5 -mM sls. s mmmi - wis.? 'Baa o liig ' . . 7 !r ... h m z mm j SPEING MILII1IERY. ave just refitrjifd fninr the Xdith ind ,1111 rccfi vinsr in v stock of iroixlx pm. lia'iiir all the latest styles of HATS and BOXXETS, for Ladies, Misses and Chil dren. FLOWERS ann:iBB0XSyiniid less variety. TRIMMING SILKS, ILX KXCOLLAliS A XI) CUFFS. FAXS, Zephyr Worsted Material for fancy work, Silk Handkei chiefs, Xeck Wear, Corsets," it gool stock of - - Unman Hair (iooik, rxc, ttc All houffht fr Ciisli, wliit h will- enable nie to sell as low as the lowest. - Call befoiejMiviiijj elsewliere. M IIS. J4. A. (i 11 liE X FI K LD. Opposite Crawford's Hanlwart Stoic. 12(:iios. PRESERVED it it Sugar or Salt Having bought the county rijil.t for the "Tropical Fruit, Vegetable and nient 1'ierv in I'nK-ess," I will sell receipe at $'2. It will preserve a' harrel ol'.frniTa or veetahle? at cost of 5 cents, and 100 lbs poik or beef for 3 cent:, and the fruits, . meats and vegetable retain their natural t:iste. The process i a dry one, simple and jterfectly harmless and is usid in almost everv. f;.nilv. For bHle :it -': KXXI.S.S' Drugstore DK. RICHARD H. LEWIS, (Late Profe.-sor of Die:ise of the Eye nnl Ear in the .Savannah Medical College.) Practice Lisiiilcd lo the EYE and ExlK, RALEIGH, N. C. Kofers to tho State Medical Swiotv ;ind to the Georgia Medical Society. 47: ly. A ii Supply of Garden Seeis. A great .fall in Garden Keed Twerdv-five cents will buy 8 papers of fresh assorted Gar den Seeds at - EXXISS' DRUG STOKE. LAW SCHOOL. The undersigned purposes to establish a school in Salisbury for the preparation of ap plicant for admission to the IJar. The hcalthfulr.ess ofthe place, and theclieap ness of Hoard are some of tlie advantages, which young gentlemen who desire to read law, will find by coming to this place. Students will not only be taught the conree aa prescribed by the Supreme Court, but. will leHrn the practical details or the profession, such a drawing pleading, and other kindred subjects, which daily arise ia ail Attorney's office. Fee for the course, one hundred dollar?. J. M. McCORKLK, l":3ra. Salisbury, N. C Sparkling Catawba Springs. CATAWBA COUNTY, N. C. This d-sirable watering place will he open for select visitors 20ih May, 1S7S. The Springs are situated near Hickory Station, ou the Western North Caiolina Kailroad. . . The bracing mountain atmosphere, with the health restoring properties of their wateic, ren der these Springs a most desirable resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. The mineriii waters embrace blue and wldte Sulphur and Chah beiwte. It is tre besf and most extensively fitted up watering place in the Stale, and can accouimodaorthree hundred persons. A good band of rausrc will remain at tlie Springs during the season, and all the facilities afforded for amusements usually found at first-t-lass watering places will be offered to visitor. A good supply of we constantly on hand. Conveyances wilfmeet the trains daily at Hickory .Station to convey visitors to the Springs. Board: $35 per-mnnth cf 28 days; $12 per week, $'2 per day. Half price for children and colored servants, and liberal deduction for families. Dr. E. O. ELLIOTT. . 23:2m.- Owner anl Proprietor. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WATCHMAN flftoi L