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I l - : ) . If THE CANDIDATE. t'Fullieri wio travel oar road olatet -Huh ! my child, 'tis the rMjdi4te ; Kit example of bu.wa wuej . 1 f . .. ,wti atktl crocs. Hast lip i-Ttt iM tiic wouiau Mini i""'v b'" t imru era .asounu;ii, wu ... r- r . ... r.... i" i r.i!l to the fence the tanner k 5 ie-kiielbe--wuy 4 ,MW ... Untl ,,iL.i- n.,niuiir mnMi.iniw m mc luum ....,. .".SbV't8 "e V., . ri..4nik LuiimI the nrfsori for political prisoners The blacksmith, wWle his anvil ring) vi lie greets, and this is the song he siugat llowdylhowdy! lmwtVyedof How is your wife, and how are youT Ah ! it tit my tint an no mwr The horny baud of the wet knigmnn "Husband! who Is that at the gate? 'Hide! ny love, 'tis the candidate! -"Huntattdt why can't he work like you 7 Ha be, nothing at home to do?" "Mr dear, whenever a man is down : ..ach t luiiiKt and no credit in town- Too stupid to preach and too proud to beg, Too timid to roo ana too lazy w uig , Jf hen orer his horse his leg he flings. And to the dear teoile this song he wngst HUxrAv howdv ! how dfv& do f JIow is your wife, and how are you t Ah lit fits my hst as no other cau, The horny hand of the woikiugman. in Brothers who labor early and lato, Ask these things of the candidate : What's his record T How does he stand At home! Xo matter about his hand, B it hard or soft, so it be not prone To closa over money not bis own, ifa L la vifiw no thicvin'r Dlau ? Is ho honest and capable ? He's your man ! Cheer such a man till tne weiKin img , Join in a chorus when thus ho sings ; "Howdy irhowdyl how d'ye do ! How is your wii'e, and how are you f Ahl it fits in v fist as no other can The honest hand of the woikiugman." CALIFORNIA SLANDERED, oa. it i., wonderful country-wonder- " ' - - - . i r i p.., I rr. t..l 1.: oa I IU1 wonuenui i luiauiuias uiiu ru . . . II 1 1 11 I ifitbi Antra titintr i nirv -iirit 3111 iuuuu thtrn, to crawl over you at ulght. Big trpoa pnnrmnna RpntiDedeS. every Jeff a mt'mrr otinnixrr tvliiln tllOV PrJlwl OVer TOU D""ol """'o"'J - I -fifti, WtL-n fiv thousand stincs v , ; 1 l.v rm1 oror Tour W. EllOr- w. H nfmln-wlien vou M 'em- a ;n hr nr ih vinr. Wind in San " - w - - , 1 Vron,,, t llnW n irale in San Francisco " o- I .v.r.Sn.n.nn. .Inv from i,in in the morn- MM " 1 intr until four in the afternoon. Sand and n - - desert T No girt, graveraud pebblestones; and. a for sand alone-pure gaiid-it .Irifta four feet deen over the pavements - - and covers lamp iost8. Yo Semite t Grand, sublime, and half a dollar toll every forty rods. Rattlesnakes? Long ones in the mountains, short ones on the plain; short and thick look like Bologna sau sages, and lying by dozens about the pud lies. Country parched aud. dry - as a brickbat jq summer no sod no grass . . . and hot ! Cook m egg anywhere. t OUt Of UOOrS 1 Cool iu San Francisco ! Yesj too cool half the time for comfort and fog every day, morning and night-r-fog, thick, damp, nasty, aud clammy, Scorpins in the r.nritrva.inrr vvitli tliir tnilaf,U lilro m'a j wars m ww mimm f.fa-4S a.kr a s a yard of red hot knitting needle run through You-ther net into vour boots at night and start vou out of them on the double quick in the morning. Ycs. de- lightful country; so much that is new to I ee, feel, and think about nil the the tiuio especially feel. There's the yellow iacket, a cross between the wasrcand the bumble bee settles on the table while you are eating bores holes in the beef uteak. and carries off half an ounce to the load, and stings liko far if interrupted, Stocks mining stocks ? Yes, people are frequently,bitten by them awfully half the cases are fatal. Such a variety of the works of nature in California, Mosoui- toes f Ye& Going by river to Stockton or Sacramento, clouds of them, Verdure in the countrv ! Yes Poison oak touch Jt and yur head swells to the Rize of a pect measure, with pimples and itch (JSreat country for putting head on you, you know. (Hd California ? Old miner, aud 49er t Grand, noble, gener-UR, large-hearted Western man f Yes, " J " Of the tllllft in Knlnnna Aikod lives much r T . u trousers tun years old, tied about the . . waist witn rope yarn hat no run, not much crown came round tho Horn in '49 hasn't washed himself since lives in a cabinliard by, 9x18, on salt pork and flour gray shirt, never washed can talk of nothing else but tho moila in Tim ., .. r.l 1 7 . i l ... .,...,.. ... . .niii.iiiiiu It IIK of niauhood, and smells like a distillery, v Wontlerful r.nunlrr ranlfln nf tUn ..,.. I. everybody calling for .17 V4 H ,rl. to eome and develop onr mines, Ajuai on roadt Yea, fiue dust, red, like imlveriz ed brick-baUu Iand of gold and every, body ready to take your greenback s. Live there f Yes when I can't live any where else-good phvec to send men when they die, to jmnish them for their sins, A fcench physician reiwrts two eases in which children, ai the- breast of ap parently healthy and well-to-do nurse trere suffering from convulsions, and in Trhich children where saved by depriving the nurses of alcoholic potations, in which were found to be freely iudulHo" It is a pernioloua delusion, of nnvsin q mothers and wet nqraes that, when ruck ling infants, they require to bo "kept ui" by alcoholic lujqors; and women who aroJ little Riven to alcohol at other times be come tipplers thU Iwiqg, perhaps, of all other times, that when alcohol is likely to do most harm and least b,oq. .Phila delphia Medical ami Survival Iteportcr, Many tnep think thoy are supporting (i newspaper, when in fact they owe tho printer. BWlwatep Lumbevmani A poor woman in Milwaukie, nnable to fed her eighNyear-old boy, resolveil to kill him. She took him on a bruise "over deep water, and, - although he clmig to her rand implored hfr not to drown him, threw him into the waler. He was liQwfver, rescufd, A RU33IAN GIRL'S REVEJf GE. the rcwht dliaiitssftl by tUe Empcrot et Itutft ufbU aqainry. Chief! of Police TrepoffrccalU.tho wountU be receiyeu. winter from the pistol of the yoimg a . acouitted after A trWl anna intnwc - - . T af t.,,, Tj-eooff a. - m ranter who, accordl.! to the rules, Alk ed about the ctmrt yard wtthdiit ipeaklng to each other Finally, he observed two men in conversation, and shouted to the prison director, who tremblingly followed him: "Why do these men enjoy an uu tnuuitv 1" "Sdgueur," said one of them, named Bogoliouboff, "we ? "Hold yoar tongue," was the reply. "Director, place this man in a dungeou," BogolioulKilT re- hi... with his hat on bis hnjad, Trepoff littedhis stick to knock it off, but his victim suatched it from his hand, and threw it away. "I do not take f iy hut to tvmnts." said ho. At this " -j- 1 moment two jailers seized him, laid him upon a bench, took off his garments, tie him, and administered by order Trepoff, and under his eyes, fifty blows with the knout, which left the unfortunate man mutilated, inanimate, and streaming with blood.. Six mouths afterward ft young girl called at TrepofTs office with a peti tiou for BogolioubofFs release. "In twen ty years," said Trepoff, with a sardonic smile, motioning las attendant to ad mi another visitor. At this moment the gir fired two balls into his breast, and with flashing eyes held the revolver smoking in her hand, cry ins:: "I am Vent Zasou Utch, the betrotnei oi uogoiiouuon, wno... . t MM 1 iii . :.....! t VOU WOU1U lUtVt USilSIIIUlUU. X - III 111 !" A DEMORALIZED EDITOR. . ... ,. !.: U An e",lor W!ls 8"US ,u 1 - a. .. flirt oikiin ""ujaiu.iu i."..u u..u .u v.. serenity and blissful tranqnility that none I itow know. A shuttling sound at 1 1 .......I..... i e uoor " "ck to arui, auu 1 l . 1. .. l.t..l.l . cinS nervously auout, ue ue..em man, , 111 1 . ll .V . "f - door behind him. With a sickly feeling of ' ... !. ,!:. i : l ,.-..1 Iureuuuiu cullul """,.-. cll",r and S:lztjd ulwn t,,e intruder, help less and breathless, resigned to meet the worst. The hand of the man waudered toward his breast pocket. The editor's cheek blanch ed and his lips turned bine: Alas ! alas he had guessed aright the dread mission of the stranger." Tho man pulled out a bundle of letters n.,n,.. ti. i. ... x.i:. r.n piijrciB. Ji u. iicitu vi biic cuuui ivii forward upon his breast, and the hands dropped listless from the arms of his chair. "Mv errand is not a pleasant one," said the visitor, speaking slowly. "Thank heaven !" exclaimed the editor, plucking Up COJirage. "Ollt With it SU8 Pn8e ia wow than fate." "l have an execution on your home," continued the man, with professional ssid nc8S "The mortgage has been foreclos- e" "Hoora ! ha ! ha !" roared the editor, springing up, and nearly shaking the man's arm off- "Heaven, lie' praised ! but what Rcare vu did give me ! Blister my corns, if 1 didn't think yon had a chunk of spun poetrjr, lri ve on sell the old shanty- a rat-eaten barracks any way, and rents aro taken oft'niy mind! Lefsiiave your na,e and down it goes for two years free subscription, You're atv angel jn breeches. W fellow, but you don't look it, darned f 3 QU do' Haf h. Cut your hair, man ¬ c"t your hair, and wear a stand-up color. ?t''1 8ave 3'"f children sorrow." "IIQNCm TO WHOM IIOXOU IS DUE." Wytheville Dispatch, Eigh years ago there worked as "devil" in this oflice a young man apparently It'i1at innra f crr Ha ..... .:.i Je88' &te, 'brichesle' monevle.s , .. . ' - I .1 1 Iml .i-.r..i;i ll. . 1 I . . " eicumij uii ui mo traue ne nad adopted always sober, always iudustri ous, He spent his leisure hours poring over books, and steadily trimmed the midnight toper.." Communications and witty locals would often come anonymous lv through tlm n.ibff..-o f. ,ia ....a i I 1 il. r,l . m . L.,. i fii iuhiii. I n:i r nnr i.fi- u'lfi.,... ... " ' - liUVIIIIJ 11111II 1 i ' came, but with an abundance of V since then, aud would you ask who i v, , ... - . . . . . io nic uiy-uuu wiiuvuus uecouic ot mm 7 He has just sailed for Europe, having been commissioned 4y Governor Colquitt as chief Commissioner to the Paris Exposi tion from tho State of Georgia; is ctlitor-in-chief of the Atlauta Constitution, and has attained high distinction as a humor ist. His name is Samuel V. Small. The Howe de plume umler which he has written so much and attained such a rank as a humorous writer is "Old Si." We saw not long since the pictures of Ameri can humorist inan illustrated papeft and there was Sam, looking as natural as when he was "roller boy" In theoffice of tho Wytheville Dispatch. Attemteo Suicide. Maggie liolling a young woman in High Point Township, who has heretofore borne a goKl charac ter, gave birth a couple weks ago to an illegitimate child; sho secreted the bdy which being discovered a warrant was issued last Friday by J. S. Rtgsdale, J, P., against her tor conceal ifient, and while in the custody of the officer, at her house, she suddenly seized a case knife and at tempted to ont her throat, The cut ex tended clear across her neck and had the knifo not been a dull one, would have proved instantly fatal. It is doubtful if she recovers. The Coroner's inquest, held on Priday, failed to find an evidence of violence upon the child, and found a verdict of concealment against thT moth er, who was ht-ld upon that charge. -Green bort Pat tint. VEGETINE y tot Drapsy. cxwTBiL fauj, b Oct. is, isrr. it ih a. ni.uir to jrtre rnr testimony for j our i liable medicine. Iwa Hick tor a lo;f time wiib jjrttuov. under lite doctor care, lie said it. was beaent until I commenced Ukin; tb Vegetlne; ta ft i mrsto o-r.iv i m' wotse. I nave inea laany rem edies: they did not help ibv V BornK w me rneur I dae tot ixopng. I bean to ff el Wetter MU-r taaag fw imrtiM i B.tv tiea inircy ooiuej in aiu am perteeu H, ttevr ttHt belter. No one can leei more taanlcrsi man i uo. lam.dearsir.gmemuyyours, YrcETnt.niMitbe blood becomes Htele and stas? oant, either from change or weatner or eumaie, nrnr nt . tonHw. inwruUr diet, or from any oilier I cause, the Vwjetink wm lenew 'the iWi, carry off Ihpnnlrirl hnmnrs plP-.I.B ltt8 Uin. Il. re?Uiai the bowels, and Impart a tono ol vigor to the whole Doay. VEGETINE For Kidney Complaint and Nervous Debility. Isi-ESUORO, Mr., Dec. S3, 1STT. Mb. Stsvens: hear i, I had had a coiA, for elsrhtcen years, uaj by meanB Gf w,jci, everv sufltrer, no mat iTwafLt ler what hi, condition may be, may cure lam- had the K ify complain', and was very m,tou .. hri M.uijre. w hen l had taKn one D3tiie I fiuiml 11 W:iX UPllUIll' Ulf. it UU3 ur-iLrru in J i-uutu, ... - . 4 ..-. t. a1i.,..1 r luklli.h knrl If f ronLrt!llM fill. J. OIU DOW HiUtf U UU IUJ work. Never have round anytuin uxo me vkuk- TINK- I IlUOW It IS GVor, Uliu it is rruiiiuuiruucu IX9 ivi nn. . . r iiiitiiv. Vkoktivi? u nourishliur and 8tren;rthenln!f; puri nes the blood; regulates tue ooweis; quiets tae nerv ous system; acts directly upon the accretions; and arouses the wnoie system w acuou. VEGETINE For Sick Headache. Evansville. Isd., Jan. 1, 187S. liear Sir, I have used your Vegetink for SicJc ii.ji.,rh, Rml len ereatlv benefit! thereoy. l have every reason to believe It to be a good medi cine. Yours very respectfully, Mas. JAMES COXXFR. 411 Third St. TiritiirnK . There are various causes for head ache, as derangemeut of the circulating system,' of thf. rtiirestlve orvans. of the nervous system, &c. Vbuktinc can be said to be a sure remedy for the many kinds of headache, as it acts directly upon the vori.'.nst rnnsos of this cnmnialnt. Nervousness. Indi cation, Costlveness, uneuiiiausm, -euraigia, uu- iiousness, ic. Try the Vkuktine. You will never regret It. VEGETINE Doctor's Report. Dr. Cuas. M. Dcudenuacses, Apothecary, Evansvllle. Ind. The do.tnr writes : 1 have a lartre number of jjood -iis;ti.iers who take Veiretine. They all six-ftk well of It. I know It Is a goinl wlkhie for the complaints for which It is recommenueu. Veuetike is a trreat Danacea for our acred fathers I and mothers; for It gives them strength, quiets their nerves, aud gives them matures sweei taeep. VEGETINE Doctor's Keport. II n Stevfvs FjMJ lyear sir.S: have been selling your vnlunble Veiretine tor three years, and we tlnJ tliat it trives perfect satisfaction. 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SuWriplinn anil postage only $1.00 a year. Office in the Orphan Bnildin?, at Oxford. I Mortgage Deds for sale here TJME TABLE WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD. In effect Friday, May the 10th. 1878. GOIXO WEST. STATIONS. ' Abuivei Leavjb. Salisbury... ..... ' 7 35 A 1 8 27 A. M.x ! 9 15 " 10 07 M j M Third Creek.... Statesville Catawba Newton Canova 10 55 11 07 11 35 P, 12 15 12 59 1 43 i 2 27 ! 3 07 3 28 14 M. ti 1. lickory card Morganton Bridgewater Marion Old Fort Ienry GOING EAST. STATIONS. Arrive. ! Leave. T 00A.M. Henry Old Fort 12A.M., Marion 7 52 8 32 9 16 9 56 Bridgewater Morganton.. " i 11 Icard.... Hickory 1 10 36 11 04 ;11 16 11 11 i Canova Newton Catawba Statesville Third Creek. 12 04 P.M. . 12 56 i 1 44 " I 2 30 " I Salisbury...... A Mouthhi Mannziue devoted to Litem tuvp. Srie.nee. and Art. Dtiblislied in 117- mi union, North Carolina. The Corps of Contributors includes several of the most Distinguished Authors ol tne pres ent da v. A Serial Storv. Poem', Sketches, Ke views, Scientific and Historical Articles win annear in everv number. This Magazine will . . : . . a . I contain only Original Literature. SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAR $3.oo. SINGLE COPY 25 Cents. ADVERTISING TERMS 1 page one year f 120 00 v " " ' 75 00 1 - 60 00 l Dasre one Insertion $25 . k, " 15 Oil v " " " 1000 1 3J 00 1 41 t 5 00 All eonnnuHuatioiifi tthoidd be addressed to Miw. CICEUO W. HAIHilS, Editor and Proprietor. KERR CRAIGE, glttorncn at fato, PliOSPliCT US OF The Davidson Record, well known to the people of Davidson county as their campaign paper of 1 870, is designed to meet a public want of the business men and of the interests of the-eounty. The time has come when almost every county find.; it indispensable lo have a -i.klis. i,urnnl i.f ita nirn In ri rfut-n I itwt tiitrr- euls in the various utl'tirs of business, local and ! general. There is no county in the Slate that would not be greatly benefited by a journal within iu bound., especially devoted to the pro motion of the local interests of the community, Such a paper appeals very troiijly to the par tiality and pride of the Meet ion it serves; and every citizen should tfive il his countenance and support it liberally, nt a means ol increas ing its usefulness and extending its influence at home and abroad. The stronger, il becomes the more beneficial it will prove; and as the money required for its, support is far less than the material nood it does, it is the best invest ment any county can make. The Record will of necessity take part in the politics of the country. If it is the duty ol every man to keep himself well informed in respect to public alliiirs, and to take a decided, and manly part therein, it is especially the duty of the editor of a newspajier faithfully to investigate all questions of public concern, and yive to his readeis the facts of the satire. The undersigned pledges himself to be Irue in this regard, lie will not knowingly deceive his readers for the sake of party or anything else; but by laying before them the facts, as he may enabled to obtain them, will endeavor to aid all to act wisely for the general good. As political matters now stand, his personal con victions are most decidedly in accord with the views and feelings of the Democratic ('onserva' tivepnrty. lie believes that the efforts of this parly in 187G wrenched from the grasp of tyr ants and corruptionists in high places (he civil liberty that we now enjoy. He regards ihat great victorv as second only to that gained bv the fathers of 1770. The danger was immi nent, the constant tendency fatal, but the cour age, wisdom and devotion of the Conservative party proved itself equal to the occasion, and gloriously rescued 1 he imperiled liberties of the people. While lhat party shall continue more pure anil truly patriotic than any other, he intends to be fully identified wilh il. Rut the main design of The Record is to serve the county of Davidson in all the ways it may be possible to advance her interests and pro mote the welfare of her people. And to this end the undersigned desires such intimate re lations with her citizens as shall enable him .0 perform his duty efficiently. The paper will be published weekly at $1 a yea r in advance. It will be small, but neatly printed on new tvpe; and the proprietor hopes Xa make up in quality what may be lacking in ize. The first number will appear about the first 'week in January, 1878. Very respectfullv. V, II. MlRlftER, VO.SV.llIX10V CURED. An old physician retired from active practice, hav ing had placed lu his hands by an Kast Indian mis sionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy aud permanent cure of ConsumpUon, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lunif affections, also a positive and radical cure for Oeneral Oebllity and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested lis wonderful curative powers In thousands of cases, feels It his duty to make It known to his suffering fellows. The recipe will be sent free of charge, to all who desire It ith full directions for preparing and auooesstull' 'imiuj. Address with stamp naming this paper, Dr. .1. C. Stone, 44 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. (6mos.3:) HARDWARE. WIIE VOW WAST HARDWARE At Low" Figures Call on the undersigned at No. 2, Granite I). A. ATWELL. Salisbnry.N C. June 8 if. Cheap Chattel Mortgages, and various oi!er blank for sale litre" Tlie Davmson Eecori P R 0 O R FOUR CORNETS IN ONE ! OUR NEW CORNET PLAYS IN E FLAT, O, B FLAT AND A. And is perfect in all Us keys IF YOU DO X0T.FIXD THAT WE EST PISTON ACTION. TUE ONL1 LIjEAJS JJUJiU THE BEST CORNET IN THE WORLD, YOU CAN RETURN IT AT OUR EXPENSE. IMPORTANT In future all our Cornets will be SILYER PLATED ! The $55 Cornet will be plated and . .. . .. 1 . 1 .!...:.. !: .:... ti. r i . .?n m . u neatly nnisneti witn wnai is Known a wc osuh i-iuwu. jhcjiv winin win te ri. pie Silver Plated, Gold Mounted and fiurnished. We GnUli this instru ment as elegantly as id possible to do. . NO DISCOUNT. Instruments sent for a trial of FIVE DAYS before acceptance. Photographs of our New Cornet Sent on application. It is foolish lo condemn before trial. II our for transportation. Address all orders to CONN & DUPONT. SAVE YOUR LONGS II i THE MP ELASTC illil If after Trial Our Mouthpiece does not enable you to play longer without fatigue and play higher with less effort, Send it Back and Receive in Return Your Money. ANY SIZE $1.00. Subscribe fnr the ' 11 1 us 11 m ? if ur H H 11 II H ll H ti l JL JLUJ If JL.IL SLA The Only Ametuer Baud Instruction and News Journal PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES. Subscription Price SLC(K CLVDS OF FIVE SrnSCJiriUCKS, (tooneaddre,) WITH ONE OF till! PATENT MOtTlir I ECES TO EACH S I ' US CI! 1 1 IER FOR 0E ; 'DOLLAR EACH SF HSCH! PTIOX. Address, TO THE PRESS: Please slfow this paper to the leader of the Rand in your place, as it will be a benefit to the whole Rami. . I slake my reputation as a musician and my integrity as a man in fully endorsing all of the above; and invite correspondence from members of bands who know nie. 24:0m. W. II. NEA VK, Salisbury, N. C. i -T- ri 5f fm Z Y" ? V W f-Vx rjfc1 A riA . ri fo ffc rit . -J - w rm rA fj aV'w'" -jl. i :, CHEAPER TV rT) T Ti t o T7i-r 1 1 r 1 f Pi r r run. - ' M-t -m. m fs- V --) Responsible persons, or on 5 r- v 4 A cJ r.si ht3 H-svf f -V.V I I? RfP'S -.gVV-. - y.fyry Ty fff L PROMPT AND GAREFUL ATTENTION. COUIiT AND JUSTICES' 15LANKS KEPT ON HAND. t PRICES STRICTLY LOW. giburtss WATCHMAN, SALISBURY, N. C. LI DEEDS & '-V -Y. T' T 'W "-I 'V cf'J rJ c1" T HT- 'T vL r ' V A' V ' -l- ' 4a' i W w X' g w V i' . A -iv Fee Simple Deeds. Deeds in Trust, Mortgage Deed.;, Commissioners' Deeds, Sheriff; Deeds, ('battle Mortgages, Farm Contracts, Marriage and Confirmation Certificates, ; Distillers' Entries, and various other forms for sale at the WATCHMAN OFFICE. SALE Administrators, executors, commissioners, call 011 us for printed sale notices. It is their property at public auction without first giving ample notice of the sale. I be 'r" qnircinents of-tlie law on the subject every - lxnly knows are insufficient. Property u often sacrificed from this cause when a dollar or two spent in advertising illicit have saved it and made it bring its value. We furnish sale, notices promptly and cheap. N0TXC3C FO? PCCTI2TG P?.nTT3r. PAMPHLETS; SCHOOL CIRCULAKS, BILL-HEADS, LETTER HEADS, Monthly Statements GAEDS, Posters, all kinds, ESS I O il ! We are aware that many will cry IMPOSSIBLE, but our reply U TRY IT. HA VE THE SHORTEST AXD LIGHT Cornel is not all we represent we pay all charges . Elkhart, Indiana AND LIPS BY USING NTE II l 11 13 II il J l JL JL T vF JL ALA KJJ RI lODTHF IECE CONN & DUPONT, Elkhart, Indiana. THAF EVER. Y aw STT ' l4.. SB TinTvmTvn t. nmr rn v v t ti k if i . J- ..A. JL ! v JL & V y XI A cash remittances, shall receive 7T- ti:. MORTGAGES. NOTICES. sheriffs, constables, atrents. Src, are adTiscltn certainly great injustice to owners to put
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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