North Carolina Newspapers

. 1 " " . : ! -'!-' . - . : r til ' . - . - - v. r - . -1 i . . .1 r. . , i " -i - - i . - " . 1 rTTHURSDAY, MAY 12.1831. MM " '" ' " ' ' ": ' ; 'fT""" TERMS. M ' From and after thjj Istfday of January, . jjfji tj,e subscription price of the Watch- will be as follows: ' ink rear,, raid in advance, $1.50 L I 4 payment delayed 3 months, 2,00 M 1 14 payment delayed 12 nioutha 2.50 iw H T. Trantliam and bride hare re : ! V'f ' i " - turned after, a three weeks tour through pi northern cities. rnlis time it was William Smith, he Wl at a dog. The ballet went through I center of the left handUiall pistol. CUFF IlLH IU. Vl.l.T 1ICK1U ii -i ,,n-,..rfi n rt rk ' vorMirt. fl rw 1 1 n rr o iculf button in one oi A.aaiKers sugar ms. The owner is requested to call i for it. - - HdIl. Bijnfile, Esq., begs tis ty say that hi was not, as it appeared in the report loitlie County Commissioners meeting of i tlic 2d iust. , a candidate before that Mdy for sheriff. s ' ' : ' . T)ikd Dr. Allen Newsom, in Lexing- toil, pa the 3d of amy, ox apoplexy, ageu 75 years, 1 month and 18 days. , - fTIie ueeeaseu was wen Known inrougu- oijt tins section, lie leaves a wire, six ius and one daughter. 1 " 0 : !A litte two vear old eon of one of tl;e inuiigrant3 died last Tuesday morning ofi t ho. immiirrant-aenoc. niecuy uuneu itjj Dr. Suramerell, who visited the child gajs tliat several causes contnuucea to jt (leiuise catarrhal fever, mal nutri tiin &c. o State Boardof Medical Examiners. . The Board of Medical Examine! of lhe State of North Carolina, will meet in Aslfeville, C, on Mdndav May 30tbf , . Without a liccnso from this uinrd, uo lihj sician can collect hia fees by lw, who ..... practicing! in this State after iue jam ui April, 18511. - lljpxar T. Bahxsov, 5f. D. See'y B. of Med. Ex'rs, ! o Baby Drowned. Last Tueadav even ing,1 white fishing inr Grants creek, just N. C. below the Western I Railroad Messrs. J. M. Brown and. K. C. discovered something in the water. Haul mg - it ont it proved! to be an infant. Coroner D. A. Atwell Was notified and he bridge, Skahan to t!i a knot with a a 'female taiulatto - i -. The Armory of the liifles has been left without any way of getting into or out of t.) Thiirgieatly retards the1 working of : the organization. 1 hoy were paying rents and had spent near a hundred dol- - jars in iniproviug tlie place. i I- : -o colored, man named Knox fell dead onitiie road to tne ueiu, wnere he was at .work, one day last week. Coroner Atwell was -trumnioueu, and in company with Mr; E. M. Srimuierell, repaired to the , pp4t, near Itowan Mills. There was no ju(juest as it appeared very conclusively that he uieu oi heart disease. ilr. 0. A. Klattz, the retired town tax col to Vet ion, gave a very satisfactory report the: old board, lhe committee an- pouited ti) examine his books reported that all taxes on real estate had been col- JcdeJ, and all oh personal property ex cept $4..i0. ' The parties owing that have .moved out of the countv. Tins is Ur clean rtriord for a tax collector. ht I . The new Board of Commissioners h.ivo ' fa jleu charge of public affaiis. At their tir?;t meeting, last Thursday, the follow ing .-officers were elected ; jity Aftbrney, KerrCraie, Esq. '(reasn rer, V. L. Iia n k i u . - Town Tax Collector, T. IJ. Vauderford. MGleik of Jioard, Ed. B. Neave. Cotton Weigher, H. C. Williams. ; City Veigherr W. R. Barker. - if l!olieenitii. J. P. P:,m f AV T,.m J! Sexton, J.J. Bell. - ir i if- i r . o Notice to 11. R. Contuactoks. Mr. .J5. Andrews, President of the Western X. p. II. II. advertises contracts to be let fon-grading' andVdry masonry on the luektown Brancb of the Western N. C. Hailniad. Profiles and specifications to he,eeu at the Company's office in this j'laec and also at Asheville. Bids re ceijed until 12 M. Mav 18th. 1881. t' likg business,' the predictions of evil yroputt to. tlie contrary Dotwithstand- immediately lrepairel jury. They found that child, between three and five weeks old. had come to its death by violence!." The Coroner lias in his possession articles which he thiuks maydea,3 to the identity of the parties, and he requests, a (general Inquiry and infornatioa from thsb who can give it. -. j -' "";-. O- UXITCBSITT AOKMAt ScOOL OF 11331 We have received from Superintendent bcarboroogh. the programme of tbe Uai versity Normal School of 1801. The School will bein June, J6th 1 nxt, and continue five j weeks. . j Provision j will b made as Ireretofore to; defray travelin( enpense8of necessitouiachers. I Apuli cation for such help should be made to President Battle, at j Chapel Hill, who win also furnish any desired information. The Railroad Companies will girant re duced rates of fare. Those who wish to practice economy will be interested to know that Teachers have in mariy cases attended the School at an expenses of only ?jor $G. All those wishing to perfect thetuselves in their great calling should be sure to - T i ' ' - - yl - Mi Indian Doctors &c, hired a horse ""'Pnssy ftom Mowerj & Bro., last week orHa-v an1 Imvc nt Jet been heard "J. j It was a light gray horse, holds a 'igb head a ton biipr wicJi 'flideal, Salisbury X. C. on the plate. Ou of the men had a deep scar under the "sH.t eye. There is a reward offered for recovery of the turnout. STESN N. C. HAILBOAD. reparations for Summer travel, i A new Schedule. I'cLLifAx Palace Cars kc. ';' ' J.Mr.j J-R. JIacmurdo, general freight go. Trained experts will be on hand to show the best modes of teaching, Innd in struction of inestimable value jrill be given. ' ..--.! Those who desire to make arrange ments as to board, Sec, before jeaviug home, should write to W. A. Mickle' Chapel Hill. He is the business Ajgent. o " ' j The proceedings of the County Com missioners at the last meeting has given great satisfaction to the better lass of citizens throughout the County, We have especial reference to their refdsal to grant license to retail spirituous liquors. XN umbers ot the Solid nien of the countv Uaye spoken ol it within our beariiK and alJ, witlioutexceptiou commend the Board for the stand taken by them.' One good man from Atwell township, after a dav spent in town, dniiug which timo he heard no little noise eminatinss from th.ofcin the whisky interest, called bv and requested us to say to the County Commissioners, "for God and the jCoui; to's sake stand firm They did their duty bravely, and he hoped they Were so well satisfied with it themselves tlhat no amount of claifior by those who ftitjten on the errors and ruin of others, will drive them from5 their well taken stand.'f Public satisfaction is equally ' decided on the election of Mr. C. C. Krifler, to till the vacancy in fco office of Sheriff. caused by the death of the lamented Mr. Waggoueii It is believed no better m nfj could have been chosen, and certainly none in closer sympathy with thLcreat body of citizens resident on farms iu the county. He is one of ;them, and brings to the discharge of his official duties an intimate knowledge of their circumstan ces and capabilities, and against whom there is no trace of prejudice. 1 . o i Miiiiua intelligence; - The Atwell gold mine, in Iredell Coao ty. is down 42 feet, one vein from eighteen inches to foor feet in width. Brpwn ores,-estimated at fifteen dollars per ton. Mr. II. C. Foy owns the property, which lies a few miles from Mooresville. The New York Milling Record of May 7thpublishes the total amount of old and silver cometl in the United States for the month- of April ; these are the figures: $11,233,900. I ROWAN COUNTY. I B7 J. B. i APPENDIX. i ROLL OP 110X01; Thh following abbreviations, arc -employed: : ;; ;; ---: i ; ColJ ! colonel. ! I killed. Captj captain. "; j! ie wounded. Lt. lieutenant. j captured. Sgt seargent. j h krbonorably dis- Cori corporal. ' j j i charged. Ordf hgt. ordinance;; r promoted SOUTHERN BELL. Mr. Wm. J. Floydj of Boston, snneiin- tendent of the Southern Bell, is here and ha begun active , ppperations on what as lormauy known as tho Ritchie mine, which lies seven inileis south of Salisbury. f his organization is composed of Boston gentlemen. Mr. Floyd expresses himself as Highly pleased with the prospect, aud thinks that North Carolina mines proper ly worked will be found as profitable as any other. His associates are backing his opinion ina substantial manner. We wish them handsome returns. i WARD 3IINE. It is reported hero that the old Ward unuc, bcvcu uiuesiroia J-iCXington, David- sod County, has been recentlv prospec ted. The mine was formerly worked for gold, but the ore lately taken out bv Mr. Stith (who thought it was lead) was pro nounced to be silver, by Mr. J. II. Jones, M. Jvof Lexington. The vein is several feet wide, and the ore is valned at high figures. Mr. T. II. and Miss Alberta Stith owns the property. BEAVER DAM GOLD MINE. Messrs. J. C. and Charles W. Edre- cumbe have sold a portion of Beaver Dam ('', of stock) to the Hon. Frank V. Hughes of Pottsville, Pa. He is a lead ing lawyer of that state, .and was former ly a large and extensive coal miner. The sale was consummated in Washington City on the 5th of May. The machinery, to ran through by his patented process sixty tons per day, has been ordered, and woik will be pushed vigorously, a3 a large number of workmen have been em ployed. Beavef Dam is an old mine and has been known as a paying mine for 5 -years. The consideration of this sale of stock was a large sum of money. It will be remembered that the con trolersof this property are many, of them, gentlemen high in official position. Among them are: President James A. Garfield, J- A. bmith, U. S. N., John II. Fl i. James Selever, Dr. Peck, U. S. X., land Congressman B. Wilson of West Viitrin ia, also Hon. Jno. K. Luthell, of Col. ami Hoo. Peter . D. Wiggiu ton of jSau Francisco, J. C. Edgecuaibe and othevs. With this new energy, it is believed that Beaver Darn will prove all that the organization could wish. Isearjrcnt. a forage. V i en for date of entrance; into service. j d died. I rtraBsferred. d tii p died in prison Onid a number of others" ( . o--"o-"" 6o us Bome mior- fr, v..niue mieresung to tlie rarpnug public. TTa a!lv, Vk. w uow being- given to the road j that new ties aud iron are being Wii along froin Salisburv to Mnrcnn. r that the old road bed is now in Tl than for years back. U :Tlrot May thoy will run on f neiv.RCi,pjI1i , .... trairi,' VY l" "uecc with the night mU ? 1 uU,naD will be UB t5mc- T,,is arrangement UJ,! ?.08.t cnvenient, especiallv as it additiou n , US 10 l ,,2ht- In ;.: ,J lo tI8, onen par, mn.ta ... to fir ? co,ufrt of those who desire aiuP -1-ri . uc,lut,(?s-ot the mountain tbe Li ttuwi-at .Henry's. Under .-Pi?- Uianafnmonf r. ; irons ttr l mo trains make 'fcorinien f to twcnV-Cve miles per all.L . 1,13 Raveling public will find v , officers. Tun . infl-'. lnaRd ifc expected fill " " w u,e travel. of this teLC?,,r ,lot T iWe that of MORE ABOUT THE IMMIGRANTS. 6' v r On last Friday at no6n seven tyiseven more Geiraans arrived here. It is crati tying to state that of these.all excepting tour tamihes have been placed mostly in Kowan, some few in Cabarrnsj The farmers are very much pleased with them and they are very much pleased ;wheie proper judgment has been used iu their treatment. They must be treated just as other white laborers are. They are not used to eating corn bread arid salt bacon and must be humored until thev become accustomed to American diet and manner of living. Mr. Theo. Buerbaum has been made local agent at this place; It will bo remembered that there will be a mass meeting here oil Saturday the 14th of May, for the purpose of making an organized effort to encourage and pro mote immigration to this county.! All lire cordially invited to be present, Col. McGhee, State Supt. of Immigration, Col. Andrews, Pres. W. N. C. Ii. Ii., A. Pope, G. P. A. southern consolidated roads and Mr. Galloway, special Agent of II. R., iu charge ofmigrants, will all be it the meeting. r - It is proposed at this meeting to or ganize and establish some system in the work, all of which is necessary, if Salisbury-is to be the ceutral distributing de pot for4Uc State. Tho work otproviding for them until they are placed must also be done with some system; some one must be responsible it will not 'do to depend npou those who are charitable eaougli to do the work,-for it wilj soon prove a bnrden. Mr. and Mrs. Negus and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Davis have so far keptlhc depot supplied with coffee made at their hpines they have of course- been assisted by contributions from citizens of the town, but to prepare: from 8 to 16 gallons of - coffee per day requires; time aud labor. The Railroad authorities cer tainly owe them a vote of thanks, if nothing more. Attend the meeting Sat urday. ' J A Safe and "Sare ineaus of restoring the youthful color of the hair is furnished by Parker's Hair Balsam, which i 4 de servedly ixmnlaf-froni its nrerlorele.in' liucss; ; : AprlDloMayp I I i Tableaux Franklin Academy. The present term of Franklin Academy Male and Female School, will close ouiFri day, the 20th of May. Examination will be -on ThursdavUhe 19th. J Exerebe, consisting ol speeches, dialogues, &c., will commence' at tea a. m., v m and also at dark. j ' At 3 o'clock Mr. Lee Overman will deliv er the addres3.to the students. . i Eowaa Mills Items. We have now four business houses and several new dwellings lalehMmilt at this place and are in a fair way of making a nico village. Our merchants have bought 500 bales of cotton this seasor. Jiub'Tiig from the amount of cotton seed shipped from this depot to Hickory, Icard and Morgan ton, tho cotton fever is extending to the mountain country. j Onr merchants have a large lot of corn on hands waiting for a better price, j The farmers are biuy working tlleir new crops. Wheat looks fine, and the prospect never was better. 1 The railroad hand the new iron beyond thU plate on the . u. k. nave about -three mijles 43Tn REG. Privates! Continued. Miller, David, en May 13, 6J a d Ot tf. Mine, Joan Ell, en Marcli 19. o 88. Miller, Levi, en April l3r 63, a in. r ; - . : MUler, John, en April 13, ts, a 40. " -Miller, A. V'., en April 13, 6, a: 34. Miseuaelmer, C. A., Ap. 13,: 63. S3. Newman, Jamea A., en Marcli l?,i, 25. d of d at lruirjr s Bluff j une 2n 6. -i . Ma&evr. Kestca, tn May 19, el, ana" amputated at VUdernes3. Newman. J. P.. en Marc-i 19, C2, a 22, dot d at GoWi- boro. N . C. June T, 63. ; Owens. M. c, en Ap. 22. 62, a ii, w in taree baUle3. Parks, D. M., en Ap. 13, 63. a m. PUippri, A. A., en Ap. 13, 63, a 35, h J. Peeiwi-, Munroe. e Jlarcli 19, 63, a 33-f of d. Pennlug(?r, Toblaa, en MareU 19, 62, 36 Powlas, Moses C, en MarcU 19j C3, a 13, k at Wilder ness May 5, 64. ; Plttssj-Juo. L. A., en Ap; IS, C3, a 13, i at Wilderness .May s, 64. i Plgg, II usfd, en March 22, 63, a 17. . , ' Rimer, lavid, en Ap. 13, 63, a SS, d Of it. '" Kumple, P. A., en Apns. 63, 83, t. . j Stlllrti , V'm.,eAIarcU 19.65.024.: - -Sauplog. Mike, en Ap. 13, 63, a 81. , , , , r Sloop; Abram, en Ap. 13, 63, a 8d, w at Soutli Anna Bridge. Waller, Fredrlct, m Ap. 13, 63,! a S3. Sides, K. A., en Ap. 13, 63, ii. j Trexler, Kurus, en MarcU II, 63, a 22, t at South Anna Brlige. ' Waller, Jolizi, en March U, , a 35, d of d 64. Waller, Jacob, e March 19, 62, a 35. Waller, Geo., en Ap. 13, 6X a 33, d of d 64. Wajjgoner, c. A., en MareU 19, 62, 43. West, l'hos. W., r.n Maron 21, 6-, 36. Wyait, Wilson, M. J., en March 15, a 20. Wlse.'Benj jinln, tn .March is, 62, a 23, k at WlLJer- np-a vfnv 5 (U AViMams, M., en Ap. 13, 63, adotd. J. a-, en Ap. 13, w, a d or d at Lynchburg Weaver. Gm. M . m An 13 R5 WUhe.lm, W. L., e-,i Ap. 13, 63, a 37. ' Bosr, Moses A. Lverlr. Je--sfi. Propst. Valentine. 1 rexier, Auam, at naicners Eaa 65. Basluger, Eli. Linn. Thos. 1. Brandon, ft. A. Frieze, llftv-1.1 Helllg Green. Holshfiiispr. f . Holiiiiouser, F. M. liol-iliauser. Paul. Canup. Wiley. Lyerly, Man in, d of d. Miller, Jno. D. Miller.' Daniel, t. Rojrers. William. Wise. Pleasant. Vvyatti if. K. Seafonl, Henry. fcearord. m,. 45th Regi.mekt. Co. A Privates. Ward. B. F . en An is fit? n Suininera. Jamps ;i An is Khyraer, I). A., en Ap. 15, 63' a ?,T. uve, mcnard, tn Ap, 15, 63, a 39, c at Petersburg Glover, K. J., cn Ap. i;, 63. a 20. hiu, j. L., en Ap. i5T3, a 'si, k at Wilderness. Goodman, Chrhaoplier, en A p. 15, 63, a 38, d ol d at tiome. Meilmor. Bedford, en Ap. 15, 63, a ?.s vvyatty K. H., en Ap. 15, 63, o gs, tc at Wilderness. KHciile. John, en An. is. r, ofl . Glover,' Cha3., en Ap. 15, 63, a . Leon.lBl. U m . i An is e.rt ., ra Sides, Levi, cn Ap. 13, 63, a 37. e'.' coie, J. V., tn Ap. 15, 63, a 19. k Et PetoTabarg. Kuoiraa.iu, joiiu, tn Ap. i:, g, a 3J. Mail 1 ley, Ctias., en Ap. 15, 63. a 37. MahalSV". Lawwnw.c'u An 1?; A-a .-, -ja ' Davis. James en An 93 n'jn ' Ovcrcash, J. J., en Ap. IS, 03, 37. Overcash, Alex., tn Ap. IS, 63, 3:1. Overcash, J. SV., tn A p. 15, 63, a So. runniugerfPaul, en Ap. 3i), 63, a 33, e. 43TII PvES. CO. K 0FFICEK3. M. E. Herapuili, 4t& Corp.en May 10, c?, a'se-, pr to fi,. . o 7TnKEB.-Co7H.-PKITATJ ElliOi, 8. L., n Ocr. 17, OJ, a IS. Frieze, Jacob, tn Oct. 17, 6j, a 3S; it at (Jettysljcrr. yhuford, b'., cn Oct. 17, i, is, d oi d Nov., S3. 4Stu rtEO. Officers Co. A.' j Thoa. J. Withepspoon, lst Lt., e.t May, 61, a 22, k at Sharpsburg, ikt. 17, t-i. t o. C Privates, Elliott, V. A., en Maixli iv, dJt, to. J Tim x- e ?rcn 19. 2. 28. vwSSSsi aiarcu s Si. u at SiSJh - Pr to 4th Watson, D.i ... j InurT:' eM Mar I'. at Malvern Wlw Edward, en ilarch 19,62, 32. at lUlvcrh Wtee, Alexander. Voiitz, Juhas, j 62 Eeo. x. K. Privates. Padjet, Marble S., e Oct. s, 62, a 85. ! 42n Reo. Co. B Offices. J3 Crawford. Capt. A. 0. Wright, 1st Lt. fi2ftihr abOVC KMuntal Dec-10. . i ' ! PRIVATE.?. ntJ'S 'J .J?:!7. f 4ih Corp. y,hh l r. -., ui, u ni, uuiur. Cauble,BenJ.,eJan.;e2 P Caiible. Mike, en Jan. 27, 62 CaUble, J. G., tn March 11. 63. Cauble, Sam., en Jan. 27, 62 Corrtll, J.en Jan. 27, 62. ' ConneiL j.. en Jan. 7, 62, k at Petersburg. Dry, D., en Jan. 27, 62. Blaekwelder, w., en jnn. 7. 62. ?u n',Av' en Jn- 2T- 62- w at Water. Dillard. J.. hi Jan r j Febpenaan, Geo., en Jan. 27, 02, d at home 62. Fink. M.. en Jrfn. 97. ft - Jixam. J . w e Jan. i-7. May so, 4. " Iseniiour. j Sr j. Isehhour, j.f Jr., en Jau! 27', ei; at Petersburg Mills, N.'N., en Jad. 28, 62. Mills, C, e Jan. 27, 62. MOOre. A. : ei .Iar 07 I. At t Moore, J., en Jan. 27, 62,' d at home. Phallus. C en Jan 97 r Cuuuenour, Thoa. A., en Jan. 27, 2. u to P.ee B nj Keese, c, en Jan. 27, 63. . ikCT;t:, ., en jan. t, 63. Slpe, J., en jan. 27, 63, at Kinston. SinitU, J.. en March 10, 63, 2d Sergt. Smith, Theo., en Jan. 27, 62, w at Cold Ilarbor. Daniel. r., en Jan. 27, 62, at Bnrmmla Hundreds biiHerell. L.. en Marcli 10 F.3 t PniaKhnn, Eaffle, W., e jan. 27, 62. uouse, joun. en Jan. 27, 65. HOGSe. D.. en Jn 97 f Kestle.-, win. U is at b'r;rtruda Hundreds. SUtlWOLl. . m .lAn -7 Eestler, 11. a Mrcb n, 63. k at Cold Harbor Walton, ll., en Jan. 6i, d at Ktchiuon-J. Stoner, w., March 10, 6:' u- nt Kin&ton. Burns, W , en Jan. 27, 6J, tr at Uln.-ton. iierr, Joan, en Jan. J7, b, t at Tarboro. Paruell. W., en Jan. 27, a. v atie, J., tn Jan. a. Maftln, John, en March 10, 63, A at Pcteriburs- Tucker, J , e Jan. 7. t;2. Tuiker. Dtui.. tn Jan. 27.62. connell, J., en Jan. i7, 6- k at Petersburg. Miller, K.. c.w Jan. 27, 62, w at i:lcuiuoad. ' Pi?i Bis, en Jan. 27. 61. Pigi IIui?h4 tn Jan. 27, 62. ir at Petrsbur. lUchie, M., en Jan. 27, 5.?, k at Kiasion. HaiiiUjy, ii. C, en Jan. i.7, 5j, u at fc.initon, Hui3U Jason, en Jan. 27, 63. Taylor. J.. t Jan. 27, 62. la-ff. J. C, cn Jan 27, 62. Carper, w. c, t. jan. 27, 02. Trexler, B. c, en Jan. 2T, 6i. Uess, George, n Jan. 27. 62. Hed, Levi, .-t Jan. 27, ii. Cowan, P. p., ei Jan. 27, 62, '" &t Petersbnrsr. Knox, i, tn Jan. 27. k uc hepparavilie. Knox, B., en Jan. 2V, C. Eagle, P., en Jan. 27, . at Petersburg. Hoase, Thoa., ew Jan. 27, 62. i- at Cold llarbcr. Fhller, D., f .i j&d. 27, 62, u- at Kinston. Ptitfpr W .1 in ,:o Bunaple, v'., Jju 27, C?, ir at liicLm'd, Doc. 10 Ci Sanrlers, ., en jan. 37. ti. 'i'lu tapsnn, en Jan. z". 62, in earup. Shaip, K., f,4 March io. Krvi .f. P..e.i Jan V7 f,9. ,r nt Pcinribritr ClarH, J. C, ea Jan. 62, r to 13th KejrL'ucct. Shuford, A. I... en Jan. 27, C2, pr lo Ordinance ierr i'a'iford, W. P., en Jan. 7, 62. id Sergt. ?.ict.iifcf , en Jan. l7, Wftltiin (. W.. n lir.'"n 11. C.'. ( ppfr'iii p,ia lloufic. v,'., en Jan. 27, c2, c at iiunauJa i.unarcJc Aiunrre, Peter. D.uuel, W. J. Love, Y. II., jv.Drum ilajr cf -rjlaient, DoVj Lanlel. Wiillfin Mien Pcriiiingt-ju, I'avkt. Montgomery, James. OvercusSi, Allison. 67 ItEfi. CO. A. GFi tcBns. V.'in. II. Ilo'-rrcl, Capt ., m Julj 4, 62. a 31. Abnf-r L. Cn.nruicl, 1st Lt.,.; July 4, 62, ti 21. rf of ii Jaincs li. sioan, 21 Lt., July 4. Gj, a !r, rf of d Jno. if. Hull. 1st, Seryt.. f July 4. G?, a si. Ja'iifs A. Houston, 2d Sorjt.. tn July 4.i2,-rt !?, d oi ic fwived at. l'redfrl.ilcisbm q Su phen V. Mtlier, -Uii Seit , r,i July 4, 6?, 23, d of rf.I;-n. SO, C3. V.". O. C'rr: ell. ct'i Pergt.. en Julr 4, 62, a 27. J. W. Thomson, id cc rp.. .July 4, C2, u .". tr at FrecSevleksbunr. G. Cranio,-, Sd Cor;.. ei .lu'y 4, Of1. Win. c. Lord, capt., a v. fioin 7th Itrglment i of ree d at Kr;-der!'. K;,)'nr. A. E. Temple, Capt., iu, July 4. 62, a 2t, at Frei- eilckburrf. P. E: Beaver. M'lsL-laa, ea July 4, 62, a 24, at tre'ierkksb'iijr. J. V,'. Winder.-;. Musician, c'n 2 t;ly 4, 62, u 26. at Fredericksburg. W 0ods: Meiitiosied ielow 0 Have enrno and are opened (or inspectioul -Ladies come and sco them. You will smely be pleased. : SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1881 . m : IJEATSSrAHD HOST STYLISH STOCK OP GOODS 'M. that Las ever been opened in tiiU citjr. With great cdre I pdPcIiasel a very Cue .lino, of '. - - 'f. AXD IRIlimSGS TO SUIT; ALL .V PERFECT STYLE i" ALSO -j , . ; White Goods, Notions, Domestics, Cassiineres, Shoes both Ladies1 afcd Qent's-Parasals?, Fans, and Under-Ware. . GENTS FURNISHING GGQQS: And In this line I have the well know Keep's Shirts, Collars and Scarfi, whidi i . are perfectly lovely. And as to j. ' ' CLOTHING, oa could find a larger stock, but nicer, better qualify and more Desirable Stjlea can t be fonnd in North Carolina. 1 selected my Stock with the utmost care, and with r.n eye to the pleasure of our young and niidahj-aged men, u ho love nice. nr.ni . -.1.1 My very large busiuess last year must be due to some good cause. Surely the Best Styles at the lowest prices, coupled with sqnare dealing was the inducement, Very Ki-udbjv &e., J. D. GrASKILL, SALISDUEY. X. C, March, C4, 1351, Pun ATgs. Veaver, . A.. e,i Juiv , S. rt '.-3. Riuwl.v. Vv'. 15.. en July o 19. ! l.: d 2 Ikiifer, R. A., en July 1, 02, a .o. A Woman's Tenitx'i.uice Kni!;i t' r X.it!i Carolina has 1k-oii f!riii.";l s;t ieuli, witli Mrs. Gov. Jarvis as pn-sident. It is proposed to itave auxiliary B.)tielus throughout the State. Or mm IE0WM5S laid. Mr. W. L. James is Minei in teii :.. xt cue woi k. W. A. Luckev. A"rt s!iinnril sr; lw cotton from this place to Providence. i., tins week". Mr. J. C. Hvdo machine here. The Prohibition fever is cooling dotn uauimore. Kiehmoiid mul CUi-i t , - - ' nave lieen repi-eseuted here this week urumniers. R. A li d- es K. :le te Enochville Items. The varions rrrn nvo KamI :.,tl and the cultivation of the same is uw' begun in earne&t.: The wheat and little backward on nrroniit .f t!w if spring, are looking very well, aud with- tint. snniA fiif-riifi l.i:.. I.. . , uiigui liUIl)ISCS XO N'lelU a good crop. We will have nlentr kind excepting peaches and blackberries, aud in a few favored localities there will be a tolerable crop even of those. i borne sis or eiclit f tho left here in high ulec for Illinois aboud 2 months ago have succeeded iu induciiU tueir friends to send tli they are now Imppy in old Xortli Caroji- wonid consider thomst 1 ifthey could succeed in doing the same lUltl. - , j The municinal r lpeii nil ?n the election of L. P. l?nrr r,.r ..,. L. and J. N. Plaster, A. Vain Pelt aud J. . V:l .1$ .'19 lnnimiaii.,.... i : vviuuimoiuuci J The Literar.v Sopietv. nf tii ni '1 nn , A n reorganized last RiitmH:iv ni.ri ,r-;.i. u following officers: A. Van Pelt, nrcsidrn F. A. JIcNicht. seciflarv ; II It PToL ass t secretary, and W. C. Rose, trcas'r.! The commissioner- lmr nnnno.i seye'ral new streets which improve thje appcuiauire oi tuc viil:j,Jl considerably. - - " 'Y. In Kowan County, Atwell Towns!ip, on tlie 7th, by J. F. McLean, Esq., Ir. Crawford West, formerly of S. C, nd Miss Mary K. Neil. 49th Kkgime::t. Co. C Office Ms. P. n. Ciiambers, capt.,pr to Ma., resi-nd Henry A. cnauibera, pr to Capt rroin iie? Giles Itovvers, 1st Lt, e., Mircii is, 02, a 4 " Ciias. o. Kiider, .d Lt.. Man:ii i9. , a 2; lez anipuratedal. i'eters.bur,j March 15, " ' Jamed f . Kjy, 1st. ticrg., e .Mirtri li, :', a C6. A. i . lu.1 wicii, id Sv'i-gt., f it iiurea i, ti;, Si, d of i hoa. K i.obinson, rd Scrpt.. March 19, 62, 2! .M. A. Npau. -uii Seret., n March u, a:, a t3 it ai ialvtjjra i-iUl July 1, 6!. Munroe Barker, 5tu Sergt., , March 19, 02. 33. I. tl. :Iauaey, 1st Corp., tn Ap. 9, o', 16 u r.t Peu rbburg and U'eldou It. If. ' ' ' J allies F. Watson, 'JU Corp., tn .March 19, a 22 d or ii .1 nl v hi is ' '-Simeon v.-- lutley, 3.1 Corp., f ? March 13, C2, a 6, JUps L-'cr,r' 4tJl rjrP-. Mareh 10. 62, a .r to HVlflVUig ll k . 1. lvil 111 XI. It. Pi'.IVATES. Albrisrht. Geo., en Sem vi .n - .a Albrlrj-t, Ml ,e. ' " Bahuy. u in l, fn Mach IS, 62, a ST. BarOer. John 1(.. f n M:irrii iq m .1 j Barker. Jacob A.. f M.-?rei ia 5 .. Keeker. Piiuup s..i March is, 62, a 32, ,2 or a at tro.it Koyal, Nov. 20, 6. Benson, sauij S.. e March 18, 2, a 23, tp at Burmu- tla Uuaiireils, May 20, 64. -Buna. J. C. eiiiisiea Maivii is c- y Chambers, it. M., tn ilarch 19, o7, a"w2, ( ot d April 23, ti !. ' Cole. James B.,en March 24. C2. n 19, w al Peters burg. C(iO., Thos. Myn March 19 G2, a jU, i at Petcrsbu Civss , Lawson, en Sept. 2,o3. l, A- at- Die ly-b BiulT, May lii, w. J Diifilfi- v.Ue;t.U- en MarcU 1S- 62-a 24, i at Drevvry's biuil, May 16, 64. J Earuhart, Moses G., en March 19, 62, a "r, Elliot, Julius A., en March 19, 62, a 23 ir'elker, Wm., en March 19, 6'i, k at Drewry's BlulT Frieze. Jacob, en March 19, 62, a 24, k at Petersburg I inch, a ot d. b Calilmore, V. B., en July 7, 62, a 17, at Sharps burg, Sept. 16, 6ii. Gelsler, Joan, en March 15, 62, a 40.. pr to 2d Sorct Glllean. john , July 7, 2. a 19, d ot a Jfov. C2 Graham. II. C. en Ap. 12, o 13, d of 4 oet. 11. 82. rrahaui, J03. C, en Sept. 2a, 6S, a 4iJ - Gra'UHia, Klch. S., en March 19, a 23, ol I Aug. Hall, Thm. Ap. 29, 62, a 30. Harkoyillias, en ilarch 4, 62, 21. - ntt Petei-s-burg. Uarriot)Q, B. A., tn March 25, e-2, a 39, h d - liartaian, Jno. B., en March 't, 6i, a 21. llenly, John U., en Ap. 4. 62. a 4ii. Uii!, U'm. J., f March 19, i2, a 43, i at PfMerv.ir' IioTiuiaa, Atlas, en March 19, Ci, a 22, d vf a May ti ,1 shj3,,lser' John en March is, 2, a is, d ot rf May ! Kate Lane proposes to open rooms uiivp".pi dried A TRUE TONIC APERFECT STREMQTHSNSR.A SURE REVIVER, IKON BITTERS are highly recommended for all diseases requiring a certain and efficient tonic; c-si)ccially Indigestion, Ihjrpcpsm, Intermits 1' evcrs, I V ant of Appetite, Loss vf Sirenjih,Ixu:k of Energy, etc. Enriches the Hood strengthens the musclcs,and gives new life to the nerves. They act like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptom.!, snch as Ttutitin the Food, LckningJIcat m thcShmach,II,-artbuni,etc. The only Iron Preparation mat will not blacken the teeth or ffive headache. Sold by all druggists. We for the A Ii C r.oo! (32 pp. of useful and KUudns read iivr) -sera free. BROWN CI IKMICAL. CO., Baltimore, Md. ' b-o tiat an Iroa Bitttrs fire msdo by Br.oro CTEMTfA l Co. snd h-ivo crctscd red liaaa oa WTaprjcr. 1 i 1 feiuBS)- BUSINSSS LOCALS PRICE C UR. RE NT. j SHERIFF'S SALE 'Corrected bv J. M. Kxoi Co.l t OF A rnfi wit!i "oM hut $1 H B3tmi iitt;tr!.ei. 'r!.eiin;l- rr will le suitably rewiinleil l,v leaving the u fit ton at the Watchman upkice. ! JliJ.l'.in'' 1 o "iV do . tstnina Ii.vcoy, county, ho roiird Ben HP. A i.i- 10 ESTATE A facsh barrel of Molt'a Sweet Cider on ! i i r r i t A I J i d I.' i Te l . J VV. Lfc V ' V . X A II lk 1 Oft A barrel ot Uoxboio Apples on F; itla-, at A. Paues's. M ii al modorat e d om an fl n t Wn cat good demand at Flo bent fam. extra sapcr. Potatoes, Iiusu OxiorTs ! t. lv virtue nf nn f.rilnr nr cTrnnli.in Lanail ! f,!lt nf tlif Kiiiir-tinr t!inrt r-f I'r.utnn f'nnnl li(.'r.1o j ' favor of Stephen F. Lord, Atlmiuigtrator of 0(325 i A nine L. Lorn ami oihern, against John 10 ' I'.'1. ' l'"""'', Administrator of Margaretta Beard, for i?: 05 ! ro'ic-clic-n, I will sell at public auction, at the fco&Toj CourUtousc Icor iu the Toich of Salisbury, on the 1ft d.-tv oT June, 1331, the following .ir i .. i . ,?(.s7 j'icrived a fiite lol of tirrect Potatoes for Eatiw and Pl(iiti,(j at ' J. I). icXE ELY'S. ! L ::r P;M iies liiiv iii land to bond tn- sell to j H m- imnttgnints will call on J. . o'u vv, At- Oats . torny at L:uv Salisbury. Dkkswax 1'ai.i.ow IJr.ACuCEnniHs Fa-suion-ahi.e Dnnsi Makix;. Mr. 10. 6'2. Joiiason, Wm.. cn March 19, 62, a 21. juraau. a, recersourif. Kern. Daniel, en. Marsli -i i n oi lvetchey, Noah. Le.ltz, Ell C, en March 2, 62, a 5. Lentz, Caleb. Link, Jafnes If., en March 22, 62, a 2. Lyerly, Aiex., Keglraental Color Be arer. Lyerly, Isaan. tn July 7, 62, a 24. " icCan'JIess, I). A., en Sept. 9, 63, IS. Mccaadless, Jamps. AicCara. Geo. W., en March IS, 62, o 20, at Mal vern mn. Mask, Morton, en March 19, 02, 0 S3, k ctpeterbi" Ateais, Aa-irevv, en Sept. 3, 63, a 49. Menls, James F., ilarch ,9, &, a 22. of Dc 62 Mpsamor. Ceo. SV., en March 2o, a.', a 1?. .Miller, Alex. M., en March 19. t. o b3. Miller, James, en Sept. 23, a Sj, (i cf ?. Nash.'Abrahiim. . M:snh is r- u Nasur Wylie A., en Ap. 15, 62,' a 32. " ' riuiHuser, iiaimevv, en iiarch 19 8.' a 24. -Fowias, Jesse. ltattSL Bi 'R.. n Rpr,r 09 1 .ii .: 1 C "I w", 'I Kice, JOSi A.. Ap. IS, 63, 22, d ot t. lilce, Wm. G., i Sept. 16, C3, a IS. Kitchie, Geo. M.. en March 18, 62, a S2. k at PetViv Roblnson, james li., tn. March 19, 62, a S, ic at PeteriBurg. Hogors. Henry B., fn Sept. 23, 63, a 13. ShupingrtAndrew. ... . Sides, Hansom, en March IS. 62, a SI. k ot Peteishr?. Shaver. AKin w.. pr to Corp. Skeen, jesse. m March 1, 62, a 29. Smith, Jqihn C-, en May ll, 62, 1 t of d March 26, 62. ' . - StlkelcatAer. John McC, Sept. 2?, 63, a 22. fcumtnere, John. Stone. U. A., ea iiarch 24, j, a U, pr to Corp. . Stone. Iioht . F Terrell, John, n March 19, 62, a 27. Thomas. James, March u, 62, a 3?. k at Prtrsbi Trotmth T A" Ap" 63, S3, W " rrtt.: Thomiis&n. r.en' T in'T t L w. j Tftonipsoa. Jnol N , Jr.. mKizc j?, o, J?, at SalcraUUi, July 1, 62. ; r 1 I I I town at an early tla y tor tho pui jto.se ot caiTvuig on too aUovo bu.incs.-5. Mu; is al ready pip;vired to receive orders l'r woik, Imt for tlie present hulies arc re quested to call at her home, and they will be promptly served. "LirS JNSy!?AFiCEMASE CHEAP. Table Showing Actual Cost to Members of $4,000 Insurance for One Year March 1, IS 79, tb March 1, 1380j: First Class, aged 18 to ,30 ye: Sic rc : i.ioei- 310 t'.OO 2.7o f0 '- SO o Ci 2C-A BIIOW & GO WAX, Sl".iillil Third Fonrth Fifth Sixth 14 (4 :r "40 40 11 t. 4 " 50 GG it A Grand Eeputs,ticn . i ii f a uje ut'iii.i aifcik. aaiuiaj ror puo.:c s Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure ivi;e at moaerate rates. Apply m ,r.nehd ren:it.i;inn that is not lim- I M1 ATAVELL. ited by the con tines of section or conntry. There ara no injurious snbstanees, nr false and temporary stimulant ia the preparation. It is pnrely vegetable, and compounded nnder a. forninla that has i i iiasseu severe iesi, ;iuu wun cnuurse real nrcrierfv. viz : A TRxCT OP LAND corrMsiinj: of 12 acrcf, more or lean, nituaicd in Salisbury Towmdiip-, Rowan Counly adjohiing the land of MeseiL. Ilolmeo, Ja. Ii. Fr.ni-s and olhers ; il being the name prop erly whereon Mararetta Heard Jived at the time of her drili. TEKMS CASH. Dated at .Salisbury, the 2d dayof May, 1S81. C. C. KRIDEK, Sheriff of Rowan Co, My Jun2 IJy ll. A. Smith. D. M. ! Mil Si of RIAL ESTATE 'By virtue of an order or execution issued out of the Superior Court of Kowan Coun ty, in favor of Stephen F. Lord, Adminic trator of Ar.iiie C. Lord and others against Tboa. J. and P. P. Meroney in iny Jiands for collection. I will sell at public auction, nt the Court House door "V m ; m -mm m CooltStbvesof ail sizes, ami styles always on 11 ' l1"5 OJL h-i M at lowest prices. r:rMake a specJaity of the on tlie 1st day of Judc, 1831, the: follotlin" ACORN COO;; STOVES, the' host in the i real property, viz; A tract of land consist. .vcill. A first-class si"t oi Tin and Granlto ini; of 23 acres, more or less, situated in ! Iron V.'are. ! I Salfchurv Towhih. Ttmv.m rnt.t o,ll joining (belauds of James 3L Gray. iJfero r.cy and others, and now occupied'by T. J. at:dP. P. Jlcrouey lying west cf the town of Saii bury on the old plank road, being the same property purchased hj said Me.. rc;:eys from Lewis llaucs. TEKMS CASU. Dated at Salisbury, the 2d day of May, 1S81. C. C. EsiDCB, Shff. Rowan Co. May .3 Jun? .By M. A. Smith, IL a BONDS ; To make Title to Land, and Laborer and 13LAKK ADMmiSTEATOKS SALE NOTICES For Sale at this Office. oyT,.,.e,nTSASjD ggppijj 8HJTHIN8. 2o 50 i Ail Jrtn-13 of nou?vl!'-.fln.r and Gauortajdoae cn 00 s"nrt nttJ-e aii 1 Ja the octft riy ie. r . j We keep conata'it'y on hacd a eomnlete Ftivlc rf -'I : Cheet-Tiii, Sbeet-iroa aitS Shett-Cvprrer. which vt CtS QH i f'llor ft,r sale ciiop. Mavswtf DEVON HULL, I hue a fine Devon stoeS animal for public scr rn IF YOU WISH IFM Your Watches and Clocks, Sewing Mac-It iueit&rv i , .. i - i i i ... iU'oaired b-v a srood. e.hean and resnonsill workman tolea leave them with Messrs VflUMS Til V. TI M F. TO SIT meuts from some of the highest medical . Klottx A Ecndleman. gii.nrr, N. C. -r, mTT-m -nr a mnrt n . talent jiu the country .-.V. i. WorUh i 15:1 j R. L. HRO'.VN. (FUR THS WATCHMAN ; y r 1 -Jl - 17 i i !