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p r r - ii f .1 mm i t i. is i i "i I Carolina Watchman, - TItUliSDAY, OCT. 21, bt80. li ITAT-CITAL DSMOCBA.TIC ICSSr.. I'OIl PRESIDENT : - 'WnTHKLD SC0TT3HA1IC0CK, v ' . - Ok Pexxstlvama. j " " - - FOIl VICE-PRESI DEI'JT u - WILLIAM E. ENGLISH, - Op Indiana. j Mr. Chas. Dowey, of i?nleL'h is dead. Qen. Clingtnan Jjas lost his fcase on an ' appeal to the U. sTSnprcmo Court on the refusal of the patent office to grant him a " patent for an electric light. .-- j . . i TterViwa been a sad disastjcr on the lakes-rthe loss of - the steamerj Alphena, witVnJl on &o:ml. S!io left G njhd Ilaveu for Chicago, t pt 0 o'clock, Friday eighty and pei islied ni. a fearful storml ( ; Republican success in Ohio ami Indian has ions'ed the Republican party to the display of mast ultra aims in respect to tbgWvcru ifietf t. .Their a ttcrah ces bold? . lyproclaim a'policyoatside o( the consti tution V ft' Parties in 'Kew York are nmrtialing all their forces. ewYork is the great bat tle ground in the. Presidential contest. The Democr;:ts'are united and coulideut. -TLe SfUite is generally democratic by a decided majority ,aud it is believed; will go for Itancock by a handsome ; majority. Without New York he qaunot be elected. V Neguo Riot. There was a riot in Wilr tngtou, Delaware, Saturday night," be tween a democratic procession uud the negroes at a negro headquarters in the route of the procession. Some one of the negroes threw a stone through one ofl the ' transparencies carried in; the pro- cession, and froui that begisiuiuga pretty . serious row occurred. Some eight or teu persons were wounded with piston shots, and five or six with stones. At last ac counts all was. quiet. " : , CI Ml ". JJUXTOX AND EVI2BETT. Last Friday, theso liepublicans'flanked bj Ike Young, of Raleigh, devoted tour or lire hours in speech-making, a'ud know ing, the desperation of "their cause, at tempted by tuauufactniug shirs Uud hurl ing them at the Democrats, to pass over the presidential steal and dodge all the other glariBgrands-perpetrated by their party. There were present, a respecta ble number of Republicans, nearly all of "whom -were negroes, "with a smart" spriuk lingf Democrats wlro were drawn by a - rumor, mat mey woiuu umuo time witn I a Democrat; This, the3' pretended, they yere willing to-do, but the eonditious as to tiwe were so; unfair it amounted to a ; refusal. The speaking was what might i Lave. fcen expected from tkis trio of e- juisite samples ot Kauieaiism. s Possessing love for free institutions, And being willing tomake sacrifices for lib erty and populargo vei n ment is vfery good; but it js irot these considerations alone which induce s to cling to our country through Jifc, and to stand up against her oppressprs. JVe are told that Talter Scott was a patriot, in the full i seuse of the term ; He prove an ardent attachiueut to the constitutional gpyernnjent of Eng laud, and was ever ready to vindicate and defend it ; but lie was still more ardently-attached to his owu native Scot- ; land? ; aiid as patriotism has its Qi igiu in ; the. natural aflections, andriot in any pre eminent qualities of intellect with which . the human mind iay be gifted, the conclu sion is evident that a true patriot must not ouly prove a faithful allcgiaucei to the constitution olpar great common country, but should also prve a devoted at-q tacltineut, an uusetish adherance, to the j land of his birth. Audit cjuuiot be oth vise than humiliting to a true-born son of the "good okl -North Stat" to sec and : Lear the party that has doue so much to i Vartk Yestoriaghervt her former glorious position among her sister States, slau- derediusrepre8ented and denounced by isuehopstait and reprobateW Geo. B. 12verjetE:.thp .'Oartieid -elcctorT I He and the ;"Jutli;o: :hwsait(d the Democratic ! party" for the preseu Public liuad Sys ; tem,5jvhen Uiey.-.jmist knw the Deui- .- : t ...7 - ocrats were the first to spring the question of a ; "cage deuouueedithie . Dem ocrats for all tfieweak points ia the Iand lord lul-Tpneutt'Act, when everybody knows-the ia4tu"onepf Uncrown mau Ufacturiug, and what good features it now possesses was eunted as amehduieuts by tUe'Dejucirfita;'tliey fiud" fatilf with ; thepjcesiint Commou School System, but neglect tn te) I the people that they spent less monej for educational purpascs du ring all the idx lav, eight years .tliey had control of tlnfState thau the! Demo crats liuyo gi ven to the poor children iu any one year of their adniiiiistration, Aud ail the charges made againsi Democracy ( by these men are withotit'shadow of proof : to back them, and they kuow they diire not ineet' Democrats fairly and squarely on such issues, hence their.bushwhacking,' J5ut further: 'Judge Uuxtou lcdoff'on this occiision, iu an inanimate lifeless sort of 8tylerepeatmg his catalogue of charges ngainst the Democratic party iut general aud Gov. Jams in particular. lfe said the Democrats, with Jarvis at their head, , 'ere guilty of committing a stupendous ! f l aud.pon the people of the State iu sell ing ihfiVesteru -N. C lbiilroad. - lie , ! charg-Gov.'Jarvis 'tbcorritption "iTnd inconsistency in Votiug for a bill reiaH'n' in some way to certain special tax bonds; ; all )jf Jvjiicii comes in -very bad grace froui a RejuJican: "Tlse ale of the Westeru load was approved and u$tained by the . Repubi)riuia.emlH-r of the Legislature jTjieonle pnfy s:i freight voting against it. - Gov. their n Jarvis, when discussing the-matter yith ; gou)of44iabest uplical friends, was told, in the presence of Col. Thomas Iluffln oud othtf prominent gentlemen, that lf jott," j --Gor. jfrvis "effct thu wile it. will seal yonr political dobm jw when the Gov eiiuir replied: "Thai had never occurred to me, for with t!iis, as all other ques tion ti affecting the people,; the only ques tioulwithnie, as 4heir Governor, is 'whether if.U light, to this-case," this is the only question that presejits itself, and believing this measure to be for the best iutPrest of the people and of the State, 1 shall give it my.earust support, if it cost me every rote i the SiflteP And. now we assert," that Gov. Jar t is was truly i eare8tj wjieu he made the above declaration, as his whole denieau pr in this tniiisactionlhas clearly proven, uotwjthstandhig the jtrumped up charges of the Jadgto" the contrary. And his ac cusation iuregard to the specjsd tax bonds was just m inconsistent and fallacious. The Kepubilciih party fathered the Apt, aud therefore, a bound to be responsible for the measure. ! When the Judge had exhausted his stock of denunciations aud misrepresentations, he was folio wed" by Everett, who seemed possessed w)th Jthe idea that, as he had all the field ti himself lie would then and tliere eeftnpfetely rout xtirpato and wipe out every vastage of Democracy that ever existed in North Carolina. Ho would star tat ho clouds, aud then unceremoni ously let himself dowu into the lowest depths of Vulgarisms,! seemingly for the purpose of eliciting applause from the negro clemeut of his jaudience. lie dis- llayed more of the demagogue than any speaker to wnotu we Have ever listened. His antecedents prove the correctness of this conclusion : It is a known fact that within the last ten years he has live in four different counties q'f the State and changed his politics at every move. In Randolph ii first turned up"a Democrat; next, in Wayne he was known for his ranting Radicalism ; again ho turns up a red-hot Democrat iu Chbarrns county; and lastlyihe Js now known as the "talented young Ropnb'icau frtim Foj-syth." Aud yet, this rolling turn-coat would go out among an intelligent people and make them believe that he, j under the guise ot patriotism, isa true expounder of honest principles of government, when really, there eaunot be a grain of truth or patri otic principle iu tho make up of so com plete a demagogue and time-server. Ie said little or nothing to Garfield's, credit, aud C Hancock, that; ho was a good and brave man fbut that if be was elected, it would eudanger the financial interests of the whole couutry, aijd asserted that, in 137d, when it' was believed that Tildeu, a Democratic President was elected, there was a depression in stocks iu Wall Street, and a fluctuation . iu specie values, &.c. ; to refute which, wo w ill simply copy the following frnin ,tle Philadelphia Tinws, which was writte'n in answer to a letter from"a 'prominent Philadelphia-, manufac turer relativeto this question, and who acknowledges the Times as the best au thority : , "The election of Hancock would bo no political revolution at -all. Democratic Congresses were elected iu 1874, in J87G and in 1878 Democratic President was elected in 1876 by a popular majority of a quarter of a million, and the Democrats are in a majority iu both Senate and House. All the legislation of the last six years, afiecting botlf polities and business, the reduction and funding of our debt and the restoration of the South to prosperous iudnstry, has come from a revolutionized popular brauch of Congress and that of the present Congress from i revolution ized Seiiatc,-and commerce, industry and trade have recovered from the revulsion of 187G, when Republican authority was supreme. In 137G, when Tildeu's election was -proclaimed through the ballot box. values advanced until the elect orial crime of Louisiana threatened anarchy. There is now nothing to revolutionize1 by the election of Hancock but the presidency and that was done four ycars-ago so far as the people could do it as the present legislative power is Democratic and the next Congress is likely to coutiuue the same supremacy." j Aud every othr question sprung, by these shakers is as easily stamped us ialse and unsound as those we have touch ed nponj but we have already devoted too much space to their .worthless gabble, ike Young wound up the programme of the day, but we did : not renraiu to hear him give to the whole njess the finishing, blatheristic stroktv. .;-- . ' KEPUtSKD, NOT DEFIiLVTED ! The llallyiu cry of; the National 7?" democracy. AnAillrcgstoin the Democratic National - Executive Committee to their CoHstitu encics on th Result Elections. of the October New York, Oct. 14.-iThe Democratic . 1 national executive corumitteo is iu ses siou mis afternoon at the Democratic headquarters; Among the members pres ent are ieuator Baruum and Messrs. Scott, of Pennsylvania, Smalley, of Ver- moijT, Hewitt of fKew jYork, Barnes, of Georgia, aud Cleveland of New. Jersev. The result of the October elections aud the prosecution of the campaign are, it is understood, the subject under considera tion. - ' ! , Governor Wiltz, of Daniel Dougherty were tiou. The situation of discussed in detail, untl dress was adopted ; ! Louisiana, and also in consul la the can vass was the following ad- To the Democratic and Conservative Voters of the Country: ; The election of President and Vice Presideat is -mrw before you. Stato and local dissensions are eliminated from the iaesof theday. vThel magnitude of a victory or a defeat can inly be estimated oj in : lurce and means employed in ring it By fraudijaiid corruption the eople of Jthe cotintrv:iie, .i-....- mT 1-"V - UCICitlCU 111 purpose .:W;im, aiud the ; rightfully edJteJ rresiaeut waa Kept irviu office With the combined capital of theRepubli- can party aided by repeated assessmej ts npoh tlie army of ofQctlioldei t-, with the power of the Federal govern ment represen ted by United States m rshals at thepolls, with Intimidation fram and a resortto ev- ery corrupt appliance known to Republican methods concentrated n twp States, our adversaries have succeeded jn proenrfng the probstble return of their Iwsil candi dates. Can it be possible that iu every State throughout this broad land the same methods can bo tliat were used by the brought to bear Republican mana- gers in Indiana and Ohio T Can the great Suites of Kew Ynk, Kew Jersey, Con necticut, Colorado, Nevada and New Ilamshire be bought, isitimidated aud defrauded t-Even without the vote of In diana, which we believe will beredeemed iu November, with New York and New Jersey and the States that are conceded to us, including Maine, the election of our candidates assured. The Republican party have put in nomination two ineu who, by the ad mission of -their own party aud - p:es, are unworthy of your confidence and your snffrages.It is, impossible that fifty millions of Intelligent and patriotic people will eoiist-ut to place themselves upon tbe humiliating level as " prepared for them by the Republican managers. FelloW'C'itizeus, the first day's repulse at Gettysburg ended; on the 3rd, with Hancock in tlto front iu glorious victory. That victory secured us our Uuioa. The question is uot now the preservation of the Uniou, but of constitutional govern ment. Huucock is now, as then, in front. The repulse is now, as then, an omen of victory, which will secure to coming gen erations the inestimable blessings of civil liberty. Ry order of the National Democratic Committee. V. II. Bakxum, Chairman. Hancock in Indiana. Ixdiakai'OLis, Oct! 18. The Demo cratic State committee held a meeting and general conference with Democrats from different parts of the 'State ou Sat urday last. The reports from everywhere agree that Hancock U stronger not only than was Landers, but that ho is stronger than his party, it is name is worth from (i calculated that his ye to eight thousand . i votes tit tho ticket more than was given to Landers, and that alone wouldaluiost, if uot entirely, turnj the scale. On the other hand Garfield is weaker than his party, and when it coijies to a direct party vote for President this weakness will easily be made apparent here. With .all the presence ot shrewd managers and hundreds of speakers jaud interested par ties from other States,) it was a ran; thing to hear Garfield's name mentioned as "in any- way ciMfccmcd'in the canvass. The lieiHiuiicun i'resmeuuai canuiuate vj purposely ivi-pt out of promitiice, and, from the talk aiuou joters as they aver ago away from thej lenders, 1 should judge the advantages ivhich the lvejuili- i cans had in Porter :i a candidate for Governor and tho disadvantage of the Democrats with L.mders would he very nearly reversel in November 011 theuame of Hancock and (iarlicfd. Another tiling will greatly serve 'thej Democrats at the next elect iou TI; ero will he but one ticket to vote and no chance for trading. Landers had no real, earnest, lighting friends, ami the same was true of a num ber of candidates oij the Democratic State ticket. Nearly every one had some weakness and all of them became, the tictims of trade in behalf of local candi dates. Votes for Governor were com tnouly swapped for votts for county offi ces, and there was scarcely a poll in the State at which more or less of this trading was not doue, to the disadvantage of the Democratic ticket. There can bo none of this in November. I Col. Fred A. Conkliig.. brother of Sen ator Conkling, addf-essed a large audience of independent republicansand democrats in New York last week. He read the memorable words of Charles Sumner, ut tered iu Faueb.il Hall, twenty-five years ago, telling why he (Sumner) belonged to the republican party and then asked, "Who have taken the places of Sumner, Chase, Trumbull, Seward, and other lead ers 1 The Logans, the. Caimrons, the Gar field,. aud 4he Colfaxes From the thin? these men have assumed the control of the party it has leen held Ugether bythe cohesive power of plunjiler. Aud now 1 would like to ask what the Hepnblican party has doue. Tire party has put for ward a man wJhwo c taracter will not bear scrutiny. They have made an odi ous, malignant sectionalism the chief fva tnro of the canvass. This man Gartield has been put forward as representing the principles of that party Now I tell you he stands before the Ainerlcau people as a liar, a perjurer, a bribe taker, a back salary grabber, and last but not least as the most conspicuous figure in the elec toral fraud of 1S7. Now, of course you aud I understand that t le men who have put Garfield forward must necessarily support him. One of tlie important cir cumstances of this campaign, he thought is that so many Republicans have come out in the support of Gen.. Hancock. "There is no need of giving names," he said.' "You know many of them. There are about 3(KXof theiri where I j ust Came from. They asked me to come here and speak. They are against the narrow odious sectionalism that forms the chief feature of the Republican canvass.' Mrs. Wm. Tippet, 0f aco,N. Y., says "I have worn au Improved Excelsior Kitl nePHtl about tlirtje wtjoks, and have received-gtcnt relief fromi it for pain iu the, back." See advertisuient, . , " . I. . . ' -i'- ... r. J THURSDAY EVENING, ONLY OCT. 23. THE CONQUERING ATTRACTION. '- . TltE I'Cr.LIC's fAVOillTB, ' " . I NICK ROBERTS' - Mr. Nick Jober ts. ...PropV & Manager. a i icrowNs :And Double f?perality Coeip'r.ny. The' Best. ami Largest Trotrpe in America. TUB GUSAT COOf 3U&GSi. AMKltlCA'H GKEaTKST COlKDlA N. Jfcw Trtcjcsl New -Feature; ii w ccMunrsm Nick Robprls SUror cornel. fj:ud &. ojK-ra orchestra, PROK. L. J. 6lBLEii, lJlreetor. rillCF.S ReWrved Seatu 8100. Admis Hion 5(8ets;tt fkfafi Secured at Sleroneys Store. No extra. j i -W T W T ... i - " " 1 . J. II. 1-uUXE, rUS. inf. And all disease of the Kidnevs. tlad.Jr andj Urinary Grgnns ly wcaiiig ihe IMPROVED EXCELSGIR K!DKEY PAD It is a Harvel of Healing1 and Rcliela r. . r i 1 r' 1 OEERA HALL Dumpty - I'" r- " " " ajmpie, otJiibiuiej uirecijp"'-"" cu -death. . ; . 1 S '-Thousands Teclify to its Virtnea. Painless, Powerful. B It where nil eW fail. A EEvE.Y3a Cai Bj "llBlM M 4, LATION and EEVOLUTION in Medicine I " Absor tiyij or direct Hpi!ic:iiiii, an ftoietigDrii't desjnir nntil ymi have tried thi Ren to iinHlinfautorv internal medicine. Send frjile, Kilv A ipliel : RADICALLY our treatise on iuwiey iruuiuex, Pent iri-e. p,"giS if laul U AL litiiiiedv. lv drnuixta, or sent, hv mail on receipt o! puce, 2. Orlglr.n! an-i . , - ..... ADDRESS Odly" Lung Pad Oa lUoe Ki iac-v l- l. W llilxnn Eioc:-:, Ask tor It 'sua ta'ie no oti.e.-. DEniOIT, MICH. IV! a Kluttz i EeMleii Have tho L:irget a id lmist complete STOCK OF nm goods rhey havo ever He red. JtMt read and get a biul's-eye view of what they now have in store ; " Ore Gijou'x, frtKii 8c up ; Wool Del ins at i5e. DuiiiOf'h-.- ii'c iij.. uliciie-', bel Se. Cnxsimei-e-', Jennx, Fiaiuitls, Lin.-e, Shavvla, Cloaks and a t'nll nsi)rliieut oi'. Dry Goods and ?Xotic-ns. A complete dock oi' .Sine li'oix, l.ooghl of Manufacture!?', and will Le sold elieap ! tiie clienpeM. e-hitve the unexcelled Hay Shite i id Wetmnre Shoes, A full line of Menu Hats, and Ladies trimmed and untrim lued Hai very cheap. V j'.ill assortment of CLOTHING VSEY CHEAP. T"ne largest Mock of hhiris in the pluce. irocerit at holloni trice.- Kil I or ten fciudftof Coffee from 12c up to the best Mo cha. Might varieties of Srnp and Molasses very cheap. , A aatrttiient of Snnnr as low an can be had in the place; 12 to 14 kinds of Tobacco, cl'capet o -the. hest to tie I. ad in any market. l;icon, Lard, Salt, Flour, Meal, Leather, c. We have a hrge lot of Late Crop Potatoes now on hand,- ve'iy One. A larjre sleek of Ta ble Ware, and m ny n--fnl ariiclec n't oc. We b'iy :md e!l nil kind of Coiin'ry Pro dnee for cash or harter. Le ture ai d ste us beffire von lov or.st-11. Oct. 20, 1SS0. l::tm Wms. Brown, SALISBURY, IT. C. Dealer in Tin L J,.! All low down Ware Copper .i2& in fact I will Ware, Stills, :"!1 STOVES Stoves in full 2-"cheaper than variety. Par-. 18S0. i-S?) ou c !in uuy lor. Cook and .jj f'anywhere else OfTice, from STifin this city. the cheapest r?f?t?" Will repair to the best. - ' old stills -on Short Ntticc. Not: ;tf I HYMN BOOKS, WHITING PAPEIl, ENVELOPES, STYLES m QUALITIES, INK, PENS, PENCILS, Src, IN great variety, and Cheaper than Ever. At ! ENfllSSES Prng Store. BL0E1 STONE, For Uust in Wheat. For Sale at J. H. Enniss'- - SOUTHER!? EXPEEbS CO.'S 'AUCTION. SALE! A lot of TJaclaimed Freight will be sold at Auction, tor charges, at Odi je of the South' ern Exprei Company, in SalUbury, if. C, Xoveaiber 6th, 1830, unless called for and charges paid, or otherwise disposed of before the day of sale. 50:4t i W. L. RANK-IN, Agt I BONDS i To make Title to Laud, and Laborer and BLANK ADMIMSTRATOR'S . SALE N0T1CE3 ... . For Sale at thi Office. i 1 I fill fj AN EXTRAOtrtHSART COXFESSION. VL an interview with A' reporter qf Phildel phia Times m tlie day after tho 'election Gov. Foster said- ' " I . 'Ye. I agree ...with you that , tlie. tariff question and the business wsfre were Avorth sevenil thoufaud vote '0Wtf bol in thin State wewould never have tboffgbt of either if it had not been nerrary to get hold of a new issue, and the Idea was put into our beads of Eastern men. Two weeks ago there was no talk out here of either free trade or 'danger to business in- i terests iu case of Hancock's election. Wo found the card a strong. one to; play.. The bloody shirt was of no use to us.w . This, we believe, ia the first Instance in the history-of party politics jwlire the chief engineer of the successful .party coolly and calmly 'acknowledged on the morrow after election that they victory la! been won npou a cold lie aud a sham. JV. V.San. . i ' ' I- 1 ' Cures by ABSORhTIOM (Matures Way.) --" LUNG DISEASES, THEOAT DISEASES AND BBEATHINGr TEUOBLES It Drives Into the system curative aeenta Mr a... . . - eaiing lueaicmci. " Draws From the diseased part the Sold he Dr'i22!sa, nr sent ly mail on re- keipt of Price, S2.0Q, by Sen ! for tesli- mTn ATfj T "D J n WliUaiPK Plcelt. j -Hi I ION? it VEAlt IfcTit01T, Mich. l:Ciu istnt rrte. l-o-l McGubbins, Be all & Go., .Have removed from So. 1 to No. 4 Mur jdiy's (.Inuiite liow, where they are opening a large and well selected stock of Fall and 'Win ter good consisting of Dry Goods, (irocerien, Notions, Leather, Hats and Caps, Loot and Shoes, Queeiisware, Clothing, Cotton bagging A Tie, Ac:' They are Agciils for the Kale Jf the best French 1'rfir?, IJoluiig lJths aiul Eu reka Smut Macl.iiuh. Don't fail to call 'or, theiu. WHEAT: FERTILIZER! Call on McCitbhina, Iieall & Co. for the bel Wheal Fertilizers in u-e. SEED WHEAT. p 300 hrshels of exlra clean ced Wheat for sale. Call on ' McCubbins, Beall & Co. Sejit.'26, 1880. 24: ly or FALL COODS ARE DAILY ARRIVING. LWe have every thiag yon want, jgj THE L AUG EST, - JIAXDSOXEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK Til A T WE JLAVE EVER OFFERED.! ' 'Call niitl see us. R083 GREEtiFIELD. Sept. 23, 1880. 23:ly STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Uowas Cousty In the Superior Court. Richmond .Peaiison ) and Joirx 31. Clocd, Summons for Relief. Against A. II. Boyden, individually and as Ex. of Nathaniel Bovden, N. A. Hoyden. John A. Boyden, Columbia Boyden and Willie Hale; It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Columbia Boyden and Willie Hal", of the defendants above named, are non-residents of this State and cannot after due diligence be found: It is ordered that publication be made for six successive weeks in the Carolina Watchman, published ia Salisbury North Carolina, notifying said de fendants to be and appear before tae Jad;e of our.buptnor Uourt at a Court to! be held for the County of Kowan, at the Court House in Salisbury, on the Oth Monday after the 4th Monday of Scirtcmber, 1880. and answer the complaint which will be deposi ted in the oftk-c of the Clerk of tlie Superior Court f fcafd County, within the first three days of said Terra; and let the said Defen dant-s take not ire. that if they fail to answer the said complafut during "the Tejrm, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re- T-.J . I 1 Zt . .. .. , - - iei uemanurn in i ne complaint. i 2d of Oct., 1880. J. M. Horah. no51;0w. ,CLaC. OW ISl THF. TTMF. TfV RHUfSPTIlP FOR THE WATCHMAN ATI rue s iiiilil ME 0 VAL I EW THEO. BUEEBUM ' HAS JUST RECEIVED! v r&ESH CRACKERS MID CAKES, ' ' Fresh Raisim, Lenious, Tapioca, Pearl Sago, Canned goods of all tinksir " " A fine lot of good and! 4 fancy stationery. i V ; Hovels, Cfgars and Cigarctts. Tire largest and best assorted -toek - French Canutes. iaeo. ineroauai. ' i . PERUVIAN GUANO 1 Persons wisliinj; Peruvian Gttauo for WHEAT Will do well to eall on ine oil or before the lit of September. Aug. 13, isso. J. S. KcCUBBINS. SILVER, LEP, CUP1 J FOR THE Xew York and North Cirduia Rraf itiafr 1 Company ari:hailott. .viii pay Liit; best yasli rnceaever paid In tlila country tor. j oiUvS. j No charge wiljibe mafle for sampHai; aa-V assaj - Ing ores pareooaed by qs. . Specimen assays for c6ia and silver, $t.M. - 50:2w " ' : ' 3ttarw2 anCoanstiicr at 'gm, OFF ICE-- OD THE BUILDING ADJOINING THE COUKTilOUSE.j owners of Gold Mining Lands and Buyers, put inmiviiintiatlnn A 11 Mlnlns Interests' meet prompt attention. . Notes, accounts, &c. collected. Estates, and all nutters of Administrators and Executors, o. settled t onl o n.i nil iwhor titlp .irpfnllv Investlyated. MUV W.. " . ..... - -- - 9 ' . j DEAL ESTATE AGENCY. Lands la Kowan nnl .'i.lti?nn ' I'dunt IPS lH)-.-;.t ;in(l HOltl Communication solicited wim those dectring Arrangements made to purchase cheap lands in '' Florida, Teas and Minnesota (tliat part Known as: tne promised Land). Lands for sale In Illinois, and along the James river In Virginia. Parties deslrlncr to Utivrror torn? to, North Carolina furnished with necessary lnrormcticn. , N.B. Lands boiurht and sold alon? the proposed! line of the Wadesboro ant SalLsbury railroad. (This1 road must be built whether Auson, Stanly and Kow-: an couuties rtvrlve mttslde aid or not. The nrogrretS; of the d:iy and the awakening: euenrtes of ttie jito-' pie or tuese counties aemana ana iliU-ji nave ii; A rranirnuieiitsbelmrperfeoKM to pat town lots bury and at other polats in inartet. , Sail .P.S. A market ready Tor saiall des:raMe MrmF flTCall at ortlce. or address Lock Box Si. Jte'li t rs- FOR 3ALC BY ALL LEADING DEALERS. - TO . - WHEAT GROWERS. PREPATtETJ EspKciAi.r.r FOR WHEAT TO PROMOTE ESTABLISHED ISO'S. We a Tain offer thii firstm Fertilizer worthy F heir ptttnnae It law ftod ocen or, : .nt to.it prasent admirable condition only by tho lilnral expenditure oi v and mo'ioy in a continuous effort to improve. Its fctandaVd and uniformity are guuti-- t The result of its, application to the w1;eat to le equal to any fertilizer ever s 1 1 in the of tons of it have been used by the farmers satisfactory results. AV e recommend it because : it is rich m Soluble phosphate and Ammonia. . . . It affords a constant supply of p!Hnt food. it contains no inert matter. It insures a stand of grass or clover, f -It is an improver and renovator of worn It is tine, dry. and in the lestfcnnditin It contains an ample quantity of all the element nec essary to make wheat, and a Urg h surplus whicb will show itself upon the clover and grass, and hi t he Improvement It is prepared from the best and most trpprored - materialism tlie most careful d a thorough manner, and under our personal supervision. f. " Its standard and uniformity are guaranteed. - Vhatevermay be the meritsjdf other fertilizers; no one can po rong in nsinf w . tested.1 made, " ful,Jr Saafitttecd, and has been so lorg and so thorough A.BPJLT r! " , " imiiiu noiin.ia twit Kcrv. gnum m t- , - t if prActiotol. it the una is not asea. tbe land should be ploughed and harrowed until line and fWjjg I. clods, and tlie wheat and guano harrowod In, foUowlng with the roUer. This mixes the manure wiT ) sou, and lui it near thejwirtace Juat whereihe roots of the wheat wffi find It easiest;. When land ploughed but not harrowed much 6l the suano goes down In the opening betweenThefurrow and does UtUe or no good, r AliIiTBO tvt atiDISO J .lanuTacturcrs andJroprictor of the. "Star Brand" Complete du,tV PcsrSale ty Agestslat all irpntot tcyits ia N. D7 J. Allen ErffKrn- A fff RaliffVfw Tf?e. T. i fit Atesrillfl. . ; TTENTIOtf TTENTION AnTiviIIfH Girl nf Tl. tT V- of!Ic.. .. .t w -k-f-,-.. f firiB ami fnJ aiJti- 1'" - - - I IIWII I 1,. tlie WhoIeMle and Retail trade ; coiuplete in tow n. ; "H i most CIGARETTES -Chexving Tokcceii ; great, variefieii." TEE0. BUEEBAiri;; ADM1KISTRAT0R'SSAL?vV - . . I - -OF ? , yt; HAILSOAD STOCK I ? ' Iyil! sell at the Court Houae alUbnry-, nt-I2 oVlock, m., on SatBrf.?'- 1q! C I 'f i I to; I? In Mol'tP'Rli'G DfiSIS iOT R. P llPTft . -LXU1 V 5 aby T C k AUA UCiB .VI -to v irion-; ot'tfr l)!ans. ; !;" B. C. BIBB & SON Iron Fonnden, BALTIMORE, MD. - Ifaau&cture a desirable line of Ilcatiux ui Cooking Stove, including the renowned mi; The moat' perfect in '6pe ration. attrmrtlT la appearanoe, and nncquale for durahiaty. Do not buy until you Itava seen it . '"'hi ' - TUB GROWTH or ORASS- AXD CLOVER. . i - . to Wlmnt. Ormvm h Win r in all respect, ! the test for VtJpe ver' w a m on. 2 us and U '. crnpfnr fir past twc-lve rears has proredit i Un ted S aUa. Rnrinj; this time , of A irg nii'arld North Carolina with hignlJ ' k .'.'r, . . : - , - .- 1 " :-j out land. 1 ftr .iriiJii " L ' . ;, O ATI 0T. ' 'I ! TJTiT'gtflSl.i! C, fid & t MQKERSV OKES I'tJBCIUSEDlortU -taTtinna luiinmd SttM-k lielo,, L CASH. i. .,H,aB0ST,A.irJ . AUK. tt, " !H. tleathm.K n 44:4r -j . : I :. -. 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