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.- 5 ! , ' .'.-:. ifTffiTnrt 1 1 ri iinn ' rtnniii mij r 111 ii r m r i n . - - .. i JHUKSDAY, MAY .2G, 1SS1. (V i Mil NEW TEItMS. - .rtai- tft 1st. ilav of Jannarv. ofrthcsabscription price of the M atch- x H be as follows : Ul-! i,l in advance. $1.50 payment delayed 12 months 2.50 TlJI T. Linton will sail for Livcr- !j. pratber, the photographist, is in -'lindsajsbe will bo ready for, work, Saturday. p - Tlil Salisbury BauiT is at 'Yadkin r' neie" in Davidson County making for their coranienceuicutiei- MIITINQ INTELIjIQENCB. c A largo "forthinston pnmp ha jast been put into the main shaft, at the Crowell Mr. George M. Barringer lias left spe cimens of honey combed gold bearing qnartx from his place, six iniles casUof Salisbury? - MrrN. S. Higgins of the Sam Ghris- ple were taken away from the cultivation of the Boil to work them, and needed pro visions. ; j There mnst have been a great demand for his products, and aplenty of gold and silver, us in Peru and Mexico; so that a gmall quantity of grain, wine or oil would bring a high price. .These are question not easily answered, and our commentaries and dictionaries afoid the answer. It is not determined where Ophir was. ! X. ExFoncE.jiiE Stock liAw.vTbere are tian mine, and Mr. Wi T. Brooks, of ..n:p , 4 , i -i. ' i : , - . ' nullify the stock law by permitting their Colorado, hare gone to Spartanburg , . . , T . . , " stock to run at large. Cows may be seen to start the work on the Crocker . . . . mmuai every uay graziug iu iub coiuiuuuo mine. . This a placer mine, W the hy. back of Mr, ShoberV residence and on drauhc inachincry to work it has been the vacant lot beyond the Toll House, ordered.- ! rr.i.! u:..i una euigccis crua tu ucjJicuitiiuu uuu rnin for nnr1rr iVin ttnr 1;iar 7?urnra nf Irox Mine ix C at awb a. -M r . Jolm II. ftfn- - - nll . . t.m nn hftir Ennias ha control of an ; iroirnjine in QWn premise which is meant to be 'a Catawba County. The property lis de- protectioQ to crops not under fence. But clur uyuivy leei, uuu there can nQ mi8unler8tanding on this -o- Tue Hook & Ladder CoMPAxr will bild their anniiaLJmeeting -nexi Friday Bgbt; for the purpose of electing officers. A fun meeting i3 expected new mera- Vers poming "in, &c. - . j Mr, Wrn. K. June, who Las been doing business for some time-in Georgia, uas retnfaeil, and will resume his duties as assistant BUpcrintendeutr: at the Dunn's Mountain mine. .- - '- .!' ! o '. fj'hos iunoceut drinks are still very ndpular. it should be some persons par ticular duty to see that the license la w i not violated. " Some people wear too r pleasing a countenance for a dry town. ' -o " Died. At her home in Atwell town ship,! Saturday last, Mrs. IIediick,wileof lit John Lu Hednck. bhe wad a sister of the late Dr. Isaac Burns, of this place - ,-. : o . sas been worked successfully on a small netic. An assay is to be made i soon. There are 140 acres.of land in the tract point.. The town police could make a scale. Thre is said to be strong mag-1 ood work by impOUnding stock GOLD KNOB. thus out in violation of the law, and it is I hoped they jvill do it. Any citizen may drive cattle to the pound and receive the fee. It is not a compliance with the law Mr. F. R. W illiams, proprietor of Gold to pasture cattle on grounds with an in- Knob has erected a five stamp "battery, a sufficient fence to keep them in. fourteen horse engine and boiler, j and a Worth ington pump. This machinery is Treatnlet of the German Laborers, only to be used in' prospecting the pro perty: BicnMOXD, Va., May 21st., 1331. Tiieo. Buerbaum, Immigrant Agent, Salisbury, N. C, Dear Sir; " I am mortified at what I hear as to the treatment that some ; Mr! W,m. Smithdeal, agent for-Beckett & McDowell's mining machinery and " eDgiiaes, sold six engines last week. This bIiowb that there is life in the old County, and that our people are going to work in earnest. i 4- . o Oaf popular towusiuau, Mj-. Theo. F. KIttttz, goes to Kaleigh next week, where he will stand an examination -and get ' license from the Supreme Courc to prac tice law. Ik has been thoroughly ex v. amined by J. M. McCorkje Esq., of this City, who speaks flatteringly of him. I ' I" i o ' J There was a fine shower"of raiu in the Woodleaf neighborhood Monday evening, which made the fields too wet for plough iogl We arc still yery dry in this part -of the county, and the wheat and oat crops have already sustained heavy r damage. x , . o Attention U ealled to theadvertise ; ment of W. A. Mowery & Bio. These t -jouug men are laboring to merit a public j i favor, and deserve to succeed. They have I been unfortunate, since they begun busi -Hess, ' lu tne loss ol two - Lorsvs ouei stolen and ouo diiveu to death. "Bistort, of Uowas' Colntt. The v-1 .readers of this paper are 'generally aware i that the historical sketches of Bowau, I published iu the Watchman, have also been printed iu book furm. The work is Bow nearly completed. Wcconimeuee ju this Xo.jf our pamper the Index to the book, which exceeds 500 pages. It has i appended a complete roster of the otlieers and private soldiers ot this county who 'entered the Coufederato service in the late war between the States." The , book i will bo bound in cloth, and - - - ;) . - i 4)Dly;a limited number offered for sale. o j CLiNO T03I. This musical wonder of both the old " ' i and' new world will give an enteitain- i 1 -meut a,t Opera Hall to-morrow (Friday) evening. This is the third or fourth linie as favored us with a viit, and he has always been greeted with a lull house. His first visit was when a mere" bo v : and He was uo less a vouder then than now. He has traveled almost over the civilized woiKj, and has never lailed to' surprise and dulight4he audiences whohave hon SOUTHERN BELLE MINE. "Prof. Mark Folsom, M. E., has i made four assays from different places on the of the immigrants are receiving at the property. Report of assays as follows: hamls of their employers. It was a dis- I. : Aian,, . ; Asni if i tinct condition that they were to be giv- first, $43.00 per tonj second, $59.74; third, en GOOD TKEATMent and comfortable $43,19 and fourth, $5ol. 'ihis company accommodations. has a capital of $125,000, was organized last April under the laws of New Hamp shire. -The stock has gone off sx!en- didly. . ' . THE REDIER. That does not mean meal and Wes tern Bacon and it does not mean deserted nearo cabins as homes for them. I mnst insist that yon investigate wherever pos sible and 1iave such matters remedied These people do a great deal more work Tn n :iwinriri(At.inn with Snner ntendent l,Jrt" luT r I r-imiA nf their Rniipiinr mnusrrr. reriv Bagley, we learned that ttiey are goiug the gan)e kin(1 of fool to a iare extent steadily down and that they are now that their employers use. Flour, Rice lioiatiu's from a hnndred and thirty feet, and Potatoes are not expensive commod- The object is to go down 150 feet then Hies and these people will tHoronghly ap- I nrofint "(Mill taiuf. tunnel to the second shaft. The. ore is 1 Very Respectfully, improving as they go down have passed . - A. Pope, G. P. A. decomposition line. The ores have chang- Mr. Pope certainly has the best inter ed color, being wliito or light quartz, et of these people at heart and it be with dark sivlpharcts. Mr. B. says it is hooves our people to do all in their powe r a pure anlphuret vein. This work is in to make them comfortable. Now and shaft No. 1 in the other shaft they have then complaiut comes op in regard to food these people are not accustomed to corn bread and cannot readily use it neither do they like bacon. Give them vegetables and wheat or rye bread. They are good workers and should be treated well. i-. ..." - File. Levi." -" - " 'J - Gorman. James A. - i ! Glover, RlcU'd M. , ! uoage, Aoram. Hall, Stockton 8. Holbbouser, Alex. Holsnouser, Mike. HoLsiiouser, Kuf as, w at Malvern Hill. Ilonoarger, joon. Howard. Andrew M. Hnrr. Wdi. H. Hoffma d, Nathan, t at Gettysburg. 5 Hoffman, Vm. HarUester, Taos., d of &. I , Uardester, Jao. w at Malvern Din, w at GeUys- burar. Irbr. W'm. II. ! jacicson, Andrew. ( Julian, James. Hlstier, uani.- i Klstler. Henry R. i Klaney, CalvlaS., f old. Kluttz,aacoD. . Kluttz, Peter. i Kluttz, Henry. Kluttz, Kuiuii,er. Kluttz, Rutua, Jr. Keoiey. taivia, t at ssnarpsour? Lemley. JacoD. ' Linn, James F. - i Lyerry, josepn ii. i May,calln. May, Koot. j McCombs. Wm. "I Mlsenhelmer, 1. T., k at Sharpsbyr?. Miller, H. -M at bnarpsDurg. j Miller, Koun. Mitchel, J. " . j Morsran. c. w. crsan.Joe. j Miner, inaa. Mlller, Lawson. Owen Henry, t at Gettysb'irg' . Oldham, Joolali. Parss, ldnl. Parks, joiin F. Parks, v m. i Parks, josepli D. Peeler, A. L. Peeler, uauiei. ; Pool. H. C. Rlcharcis, John. Rowe, Henj. C. - Rowe,9i A. Rutty, Milas A., i at Malvern Elll. Ruth, Lorenzo 1. ' i 1 Ruth, Andrew j., k at Malvern HtlL Rlg-s, John. - " 1 searord, stmcda. j .- SMUleorn. W in., m at Culpepjfer C. II Seilord, D-inl. - Thomas-:n. i hos. Terrell, Tims., tr to Navy. Tre.xlfT, Allen. i I rexter, jetwe I . Troutraan, Kuius. Tresior, Peter M. Troutman, DanleL A Is prl3or. Troutman, Rulua, d oJ d. Waller, Crusoe. Waller, Lewis A. Works, Isaac. Weaver, Tobias. . WlUcinson, Wm. Woodsman, Soloraic. Peeler, AIL M. Thomas, Thop. Brown, Richard X. Brown. H. M. Brown, (.-. L. Trexler, David. v at Malvern Hill. Goodmin, Tobias, dotd. t, , INDEX. HISTORY OF ROWAN COUNTY. abready began to tunnel on the first. DUNN'S MOUNTAIN MINE. The large main shaft nt the Bann's Mountain mine is down one huudred and sixty-five feet at a hundred and seventy five, they will drive out. The work on this shaft is splendidly down true to the plum all the wajy aud is timbered with lOxljJ , sawed oak logs. The uew mill house, 50x80, is near completion it has a capacity for thirty stamps. Mr. L. B, 'Cady, of the Columbia school of mines, has charge of the work j and is pushing it forward as rapidly as pru dence will allow. Tho mills will be going iu a short time. ROWAN COUNTY. BY J. It. page. I 143-7, 4M. Abbreviations. Chambers Family, 88, Aborigines, H thf-ir re-X'hamoer.s, Maxwell (2), vj .a. in. 11. Ac.idtrUiles, S3 Crowfield Chambers, MaJ. P. B., S4. I 1V3. Zl n Paraa33ii3, 64. Charter of Salisbury. 64 ciic"3. , jcueroiiees, their country, Nirjry.M. , Alrlcaiiilaver, 31T. iCheshfe, Rev. J. B., 429 AUrcaJ, i.ev. cioufrlea. ChUiis. Kev. J. W., 375. 851. CUrUilana, 17. Akesiitzy Island, 2.T5. Christ Church, S3. 402, Aldrioh, Rev. 64. i 411, Alexander. Dr. Joseph. Claiip. Prof.. 441. 137. ,iai'i.e jtamuy itecoras, Alexander, uev. . c.,! 'a. 34;). ic iejrs.'itcv. tsaxrer, 3i5, American Grievance?, OS.'ciluord, Rev. Branch o., Andrews, Re v. Silas. U9.': 84$. : Anson County set oil, 21. Clio's Nursery, 84. Anthony. Rev. J. so,, cioua, tape, jerry. 312. ADDearance ot the couu- Cloud, Hoa. Jno. M;, 312 irv, 4, d. ;ciniicu(.'3. 1 1 csui icj iau, Anneu :is 4"1-."5I0. m Rowan Ara:iiar;-!iy, Alamance,. Cathey's, Li I'.att!-' "', J'-j. Atkinson, M.-hon. 427. Asiie, Joiai. v.'. i.', iW. Ashe, i ho:-. S . 4-iS. vorltt. Rev. .1. 44t, Avery, Va'iit:Ull, i-s- 41 orcd du with their presence. DiP-In thjscitjMay 17, 1331, Mrs . ibIXIA A: Urowjt wife of Mr. Jeieiiiiah M, Ihuwn. - Wrg. Brown was the daughter of TJios. o. anu Uilley C. James, and was born iu 1 ittsylinia county?, Va., Nov. 7, 1855. eue.fo. married to -Mr J. M. Bi ow ii, iu oansnuty, jov. 1, J87G. She became u member of the Presbyterian church ot Salisbury in 1873, and lived aS consistent christian life. She died claiming the Lord as uer suepherd. '1 he smy pathies of th- comiuauity go out to the bereaved hu uuuu, ana tne two Jiioiherless children lv J. t .. . , kii. as a legacy ot love to his care aud trarniug. - - i t O , SulfLL Pox. The small pox scare is auout over there was really very-little ground for the excitemeut. -After thor ough, examination only one casein verv o'ii- iormt was discovered near-Concoi d. iere is no dangerrat least no more thau yimuaryf thrs disease spreading, and it iso be hoped that, idle talkers vill Pve it a rest. One of the most injurious consequences attendant on. the excitemeut was the loss f the last lot orGermans, fifty -one in all, lic i passed through the city, last Snn- Mr, Buerbaum brought them this waud was informed that he could lit wpuu them. -.This was dona bv nn- ttority df the County, Board of Ilalth. wis probably the best lot that has yet Wm Sooth there being sixteen young JW men with them. It is to be hoped :Sf if"1? order to stop their laudiu here MlLe-Bpeedily rescinded, otherwise- the, , "TUing tltids of Georgia will cut short Z rM'ljv There is still room for a fnntt y more and the people are TUrf mel,avatous for locating them. en-nV 1an OTKa,tio'a in Montgomery APP-ENDIX. ROLL OF HONOR. The following abbreviations are erajilov ed: ! Col. colonel. ;i k killed. Capt. captain. w wounded. Lt. lieutenant. c captured. Sirt. sear-ient. Ii h d honorably dis- Cr. corporal. j charged. Ord. Sgt. ordinance,'; pr promoted, seargent. tr transferred. a for aire. " ij dxn p died in j)i'3son ana a others. number of en for date of entrance into servicer d died. 12rn Viroinia Keg. Co. n Bula, jno. n., e at Richmond 65. 6tii Alabama Reo. Co. I. Talt, Alex. I., e at Vlcksburg, Miss., July 4, G3, e at toiuiauud, ua. 65. 4th Texas? Reg. Co. D. Wood Leaves. After a protracted drought, from which the crops were brgiunmg to suffer consid erably, Unity was favored ou yesterday (23rd) with a very hue ram, refreshiuj and renevin'' everything. Ou Friday, the 13th, tho thermometer registered i)-l iu the shade, an unusual occurrence here- even in midsummer. Five days latter, it fell as low us 50. The locusts are aruonsr ns. Whether th spvontPfn tur v,i,i., McNeely. Julius D., rrtoGen. H);p. No. 10, Sails .. i 1 "... . -, vurjt.K,. year ones, uiey nave uoi miormeu us. Af ., it . I... i...: i., .1 i tuu? Jituuuu ui i-.icu ausraveuius MnmT,K p.. p,Tmitf rippk- to Vert iar, are inose uoieu 4ime pesis, ine nouse iisner, u. flies. We trust that they havtj migrated Paymaster's Dsr aktmeot to ai more settled climate. 1 , Wm. O. McNeely, Capr., Paymaster of d Army . . t i nrns. '5 1 TT L . . t ? ; .1 I aiarueu : in u niiy rownsnip, ai ine swicerood. s. j.. c. s. xaw. rharieRton. s. c. residence of the bride's father, on the 13th Joseph K. Eurke, 2d Lt., Enroilicg Olilcer, oilice at. inst., bv W. A. Thomasou, Esq., Miss satesvuie, u 14TH I. EG. CO. I Tcdd, Giles, r of d 6? Fred. C Fisher, attached to Gen. VT. n. F. Lee's Staff. A. 11. Eoyden, attached to Gen. R. F. Hoke's stafT. 10th Kentucky Cavalky. Geo. M. Buls, Serg1. Maj., k. 2 i Cavalky Co. B. ilaloney, j. P., t. 10th Va. CaValkt Co. B. G. A. Bingham, en 1651, elected 3d Lt., pr 1st Lt.. actinir cayt. J. A. Cio.ifen.er, en 1531, d Sergt., e at Brandy Sta- uon, re-c me same aay, e at BerKsvllie. i U.H. U'C0d.m, en im. Wm. Nolley, " " Davis Rice, tn 1S53. C.J. Blngaani, n Dec. 62, teat Ream's Station, Aug. 5, 64. J. A. iiudson, tr from 1st N. C. 62. J. F. RoblnoOn, en 01. Win. Lyerty, ta &. Geo. Iielarich, 1st Sergt., en 61, e. Joe B. Leonard, en CI. Albert Kice en 61. 11 0 WAN ARTILLERY. Mary Elliott aud Mr. Sejuiond, of Davie county. The Stock Law election in this district, ou the 21 st, resulted favorably to the ad vocates of the new system by a Vote ot 22 for, aud 11 against stock law. ; Iu or der to give the "outsiders ' time to pre pare to keep back their stock from the forbidden ground,! t was informally agreed not to rirdlv entorce the law ou peacea ble stock before the first of July. M, Avery, Isaac T., 240. Awry, W. ., - U. Avery, Coi. .uOUiion, s-ii. (Thyatlra) i'ii. u Fourth Creek, 334. Third Creek-, S40. liaelt Creet, 3W. iieUipuage, 340. ppwpecl, 469. Uuity, Joppa (MocksvlUe) S4l i: runkuu, 341. Salishury,341 Avtrv. Judre A. C, yi. lOiiiuiaa. Kev. J. n., sw. liaker, KcV . Aroullald,icoies,', win. Teiaple, 43, e-i'.. s f &. Ba er. Jan.. 41. S:;irn. 41 !c;ui- of 1811. 309. tiairo'sr, Col. Andrev, -mj. :Ct liiiuiuee ot Safety, 145: :;iimt Churcii-M. 443. "1 us ur meeilzv, W; lii-AOr, C. K.,4.;l. .'iClill)t.-;S, !4.'. tc.iT, li'.-v. J . 3. and Rev. I Ke.-xiluu jus of, 143-151. J.A.,a-.. jCo:e, lie v. W. 11., 361, Ri.TT.iC -i ot m-U 311. S3i. .uvi!ij.:r, Jnu. Paul. 41. u.'ougrcss, the first, 100. ii,ir;ij-, -.', Gea. Paul's-o.ujress, Punloiial, 101. eh.Hiiea, ir4. Uoiiaur. Kev. V., 370. lil.m:Ci'. : -v. V- m., 3T4. conot.bles, the first. 40. liarruii. Co. siuiodore, : t ourau, Kev. S. F., 447. Battle, lion. V,'. ji., 4-6. : cooper, ltev. Jno.. ;:70. ijc ii.vs .Uueituj liouse.lcoriuth Baptist Church, :?;U. I 4 id. Board, Jno. Lewi?, 5r;;cornshaci:tngs, 210. C.iiJL Jno, ilS; LewH.;Coruwailis, l0. 1: In Coinlugr jto America. JL Contract Made to J3rinq 80,000 Scan- ainamans Across the Atlantic this Sum New York World. I A few days ago a cable dispatch wa received in this city stating that tho owners of a steamship line in Hall, Eng land, pad contracted tvitli parties in Nor way and Sweden to bring about eighty thousand emigrants from those countries to thej United States. $Ir. Christian Bors, the Norwegian and Swedish Consul, said yesterday that such a contract had been made with the owners of the Wilson line of steamers. The emigration from the countries he represents to the farming lands of the West is rapidly developing, aud the applications for transportation daring the winter months were so great that a contract with dne company became necessary. The Wilson line offered the greatest advantages, having a fleet of vessels, running between Hull and the principal ports in Norway and Sweden, besides having a mutual agreement with all the trans-atlantic1 steamship compa nies. ! It proposes to carry the emigrants to Hu)l and then sends them by train to Liverpool, where thejy will beransferred to steamers for New son, the agent of the Wilson line, said York. Mr. Sander- that the emigration from Norway and Sweden during this Summer and fall will probably exceed the number contracted for, as a knowledge of the vastness and wealth of this country has become famil iar to them during the past fewsyears The emigrants will be received on the company's steamers at the ports of Chris tiana and Bergen in Norway, and at Got enburg in Swenden. After their ai rival at Hull they will be Assigned to different steamers belonging the National, Innjan, White; Star and Canard lines, w hich sail from Liverpool. He did not know wheth er the contract was to take the emigrants beyond New York. Died. At the residence of his son, L. F. Warlick, in Burke county, on Fri day, May 13, nt 7 o'clock, a. ra., 'Mr Solomon Warlick, in the ninety-first year of his age. , m ' 51)' i m :; ' , I nrbiiEss goods axd teimmixgs m gbeater variety than EVER BEFORE KSOWX IX SALISBURY, f ' :-t-: "' LAWXS WITH XICE LACE TO SUIT. .r EX TIRE STOCK OMPLETE. J. D. . GASKLLL. . Goodrich's "History of the Sea." I have spent several hours iu examin ing the above named work, and find it quite interesting and instructive. Be sides the account of adventures upon the sea from the days of the Ark to the At lantic i Telegrah, it coutains something like tlrree hundred pictorial illustrations that give much aduttioual interest to the work, j 1 do not know of any more satis factory account of the sea in print, and those who wish to understand this subject would do well to buy the book. Jlthuo Klmple. Salisbury, May 21th, 18:1. 2;:: u: !iin;e Eeat:h's Ford, IC9. B(.Oik.vl:h. I'lAil'jp, 42T. beiiiharat, Kev. C. E., 3.;i Saltihary, 174, 1S5; at Max. Chambers's, 1S6; Departs, ;. Courts or P.ovvan, where held, TA; Acts or flret Eer .hclrn, D. D. Rev. G. court, 40; olncers of, 41. D., i'J. COUI t liCUSP. 44, 46. B es.se nt. Ii?v. C. V.'., 41". Ccwan9 ForJ, IM. Belli halm. Uev. Mr., 43. covpens, battle ot, 161. Blackti.ys or Cabarrus, cralge Family, -297. 04. jCraij,'?, ArCiiibald, 42, 298. Bladen County setoff, 21. : David. Sen., i'J9; Blind Daiilei. David, Jun., sw; hlouiit. Rev. M.. M0. 1 Cralge. Hon. Burton, 301; B;er. Kev. lieorge, 440.j his lamlly, 4ii. Boiles. Uev. K. A., a'3. Crane CreeU. IS. Boom. l:ev. J. Li.,44s-9. t'ravrord, Kev. L. W.r Boole, BcnJ. li.Kjiht', 14-t.j 3ra. Bovdeu. lion. , -4j, j crooks, F.ev. It. F.,441. 27ii, 4ii. 4 .1. CrowrleM Academy, a",. Bradd-.K.-k s Deteat, e. , Crown Oilicers coerced, Brainard and Sti(!i:cer, i 95. s;;. I Crystal Springs, 24. Mkhael, lSScupoels, ltev. -Mr., 90, Mr. D. Reid, of Canada, is iu our city in the interest of a book entitled ''History of the oca. Wo have examineu the book, aud together read portions of it. We have found it not only entertaining, but also highly instinctive. While it is in deed a valuable history of the sea, there is sufficient variety of matter to enchain the iuterest throughout. We would glad ly recommend it to all lovers of good leading, the hook is haiidsonielv bound aud would make a must desirable gift from fiieud to iriend. i 1kv. & Mi:s. L. W. Ckawfokd. MAEHiJSD. I f Xi -7 as. m At Franklin Prtubyteriau Church, May 3d, by Kev. Ii. W. Uoyd, Mr. J. Ii. Wat sou and Miss Mollie li. I) a 11 lap. BUSirJBSS LOCALS STE1W2EEEIE3I STEAWBS2EISS! Fresh and delicious, received every oruiiig and for sale at J. I). MeNeely's. Also a full line of Family Groceries cheap at J. i). McAeelv s. 111 .g- For the Watchman. How did Solomon obtain so great a quantity of the precious metals? Especial ly what he received by the ships that sailed out of the lied Sea 1. Kings, ix: 0-23; II. Chro. viii: 17-18; ix; 20-21. "Silver was not anything accounted of iu the day of Solomon, for the king's ships went to rTarshUlt- with the servants of Hiram : every three years once came the iiips ot Titrshish bringing gold ami sil ver, ivory apes and peacocks." ." And the king made silver to be in Jerusalem, as stone, L Kings, x: 27 j II. Chro. U-27. The reason why silver was so cheap and abundant in Jerusalem seems to be given in the connection of verses 20 and 21 of II Chro. Uth chapter. So iu I. Kings x : 21-22. He made silver so cheap, for he engaged iu commerce with Tarshish so he exceeded alljtlio kings of the earth for riches and wisdom." ! i ; Was the gold and silver paid to Solo mon iu the way of tribute f Was it a piesent from some distant monarch, so far off as Ophir or Tarshish f Or did the crews of.his ships in three years' absence work tliei mines f Did they get them by conquest, as did the Romans, ami the con quers of Mexico aud South America ? Did he' scud out in his ships cargoes of manu factured goods, as we see iu tire case of Tyre, Ezk. xxvii : 24, Jcc. - . a None of these suppositions seem admis sible. The Jews were not a manufactur ing people, but aTic.ilturai. They had uo mines-to work ; aud of course they did not send the precious metals to exchange for the same. Did they produce an ex cess of grain, wiue, oil or wool to spare in sufficient quantities to export fi Then, how did Solomon transport these across theilesert to hispo)t'6n the lied Seat He must have known where giild and silver were abundant and easily obtained; aud where there was a deficiency bf arti cles of food, and a demand for Such as he ' could furnish. Where them were lich and extensive mines, and many peo- Co. D.. 1st E50. FjiO. Artillery fe Ordinance of N. C. State Troops offickks. i jno. A. Ramsay, ten., 1st Lt., pr to Capt. u m. Myers. J uii. it i.t. Jesse F. woodard, Sen. 2d Lt. ! vVm. L. Saunders, J ua. 2d Lt. E. Myers, boa. id Lt. V. K. Dicks, istSergt, - Ed. F. Kern, id Sergt. ! I. D. J, Louder, 3d tergt. Silas sheppard, 4th Sergt. Francis benaller, M. sergt., pr to Lt. i -Uaithew .Moyie, Jst Corp. Wm. 11. Bucket, 8d Corp. James M. Crowiell, id Corp. A. A. Uoishoiiser, 4th Corp. pr to Ord. Sergt., d of d. Jerre Fierce, A rtiUcer. iiudock Klgs, Bugler, Jb at Richmond. I 1'KIVATr.S. Agner, H. C ' Bally, Jno. T., pr to Sergt. t Balue, David, a in prUon. ' 1 Baslnger, J ere w ., h d . i Bell. Joseph F. Black. Wm. h., dotd. i Braduy, BenJ. Braddy, Mobe3 G. ! Brlnflei John. Bulaooa, Lorenzo, by explosion cf calscn. Bucage, James. Brady, John. Brady, Joseph. Brady, David. f Clanipet, John. crowen, n. u., pr to corp. Casper, Alex. Cowan, Menard, Jr. Cnuble, Henry M. Crowell, Rh-hard E. CrovrelL Wm. Crowell. 1 nomas. Crantord, W. 11. Carrer, John. CampbeU, vv., te at Malvern Bill. DanleL Amos. Earnhardt, Wiley. Earnhardt, Abraai, t-tt Malvern H11L Earnhardt, llobt. Earnhardt, James P. fclklns, Owen L. Filar, F.,tc accidentally. Eiler, James L EUer, Jacob. ' . KBar, SLUas. Ellcr, Farley, . Eller, Wm. Earnharilt.Th03. M.t v n1 ir Tllcljmw.1. FnclL, Moses. at Gettysburg. , rraisjyNVUite, faiaiiv. v.. 6 r.KUHii'U. Betsy. 2 : 9. BmiKltius. tiie, jl-T. Brandjn, V.'m.i i5l; Ja., Klohard, -2j"; ii 11:5 ra. .Jon.. Mut- Curtld, liev. M. A., 392. Davidson college, no. Davidson, ;en. W m., 161, 9; V'm. Lee, 170. Davie ;en. Wm. It., 157, !), 143, 4, 5. thew. col. Jno., 2j3;; Davis, Bp. T. F.,407, 422, COI. AiJX. ., Bn-vrtrd, Jno., 104, 116, 171. ' Bridge, Beard's (Locke's; Brier Creek Defeat, ISO. Bro'.-k, i:ev. Mosrs, ."i:s- 9. Davis. D. A., 247; Rev. W. (., SJS; Bcv. Jno. V., 34i. Davis, Rev. Kcbert, 407. Capt. Scotton, 41. Deanng, Lt..3i2 Brown, Peter, Peter Decatur, Com. Stephen, (M.l !9T: Jan. 1... 1 Jereuiluh'. Bs;Tbos. E., L. V.. aui Frank, 19. Brown, iiev. .Medrs. B. 307 Denny, lev. J.C., 440-1-7. Deut, Rev. Batch, 4n8. Diiiirence. Slooo of War. is., n. :.!.. c.n 1 k. Li.,oo. 100. Bryan, Crt-pt.. 15C-S. 'Dcsn, Kev. Dr. T. V., B'jcktail oys, i .). ! 3.34. Bum.).is.s i:cv. S. D.. 373. Uo.ib. Lev. Dr. Peter, Buncombe, Col. hdw.,: 375-6. . Drale, Rev.Theo. Drane, it'.: ris, Br., 22. I 75, 384-5-9, 445. Burton, Kev. B. O., S72-7. Dreher, Iter. Godfrey, Butler. Kev. Thornton, 37; Kev. Dan'l I, 363. 440, 1. iDunn Jno., E3q., 41-3,54, Bynuin. Rev. V. S-. 421. 141-4, 335. c. 1 iv; ell, ltev. Dr. David, Dunn's ?.lountaln, 43. K4. ' Family Graves, 199. C ldv.-e U Family, 25tt-. Dvemg. provincial, 212. U 1 1 .veil. Audre-.v. 283. Earthquake ot isil , 5t0. ct dwell. Boa. D. F., Ellis, Gov. Jao. V., 261, 253-6, 4it. ! 4J5. Call. veil, Kev. Dr. J03-' ElHs, Kev. R.r371. eph, i Embargo Act of 1303, Call, hov. V.. C. 375. ' 3.'S-f. Calhoun. ,i;:i. C . nil. Eoiple, Kev. Adam, 392 Campbell. i:tv. s. j., 377. English Church in colo Caxt hard's - F.antaiion,' n'les, S. 171. Enellsu Crave Yard, 59, Carrer. Kev. Mr.. ". ls. Cas-.oll. Con. lUchaid, Episcopacy In Kotvan, K'4, D). i 37S-435. Catawba Itv'lms, 9, Episcopal Settlers In Towr-s an 1 Number, IS. Kovrnn. 5-s-i, 407. 410. Cathcy s church, 1:33,4, 6. Espy, l:ev. Thomas, 345. Charles II, Cnnt of. 03. FannincTt Col. Edmund, Chrieaca surreadered,' 89, w. 10. Fann!;?. Cel. David, 200. Chamber?, Maxwell (). Fariuln?. old time, 2t;8. First Class, aged 13 to 30 years. . .817 00 Second " 30 44 40 " ... 21 25 Third 40 "45 "... 25 5U Fourth " 43 "50 "... 34 00 Fifth " 50 " 55 " ..51 0i) Sixth : " 55 " CA "... G3 00 A Negro Hanged. Charleston, S. C May 21. Joseph Stevens, colored, wa: hanfd iu EdgeSeld yesterday for the murder of Aiulry Ilk-hardson, colored. He tok his place on tho trap. with firm ness, but at the last his firmness seemed to forsake him, and waving his handker c iief he became greatly excited, exclaim ing iu a loud tone, "I claim protection Give me protection. I demand the peace, peace, peace, peace," and while snpplica ting for aid aud assistance, Sheriff Oazts sprang the trigger, and in ten miuutes the minder was lifeless. We are sorry to learn that rust has ap peared on tho wheat in certain parts o the county. We hope it may not become general, as there is.a very large acreage of wheat this year, and the prevalence of rnst weuld be a great calamity. Topic. Attcntiou Ladies. You are especially nvited to c;ill and examine my line of Edwin 0. Bert's flue hand sewed Shoes, at M. S. Brown's Car.Seld's very best hand-ewed shoe for gents, price $G.0D at M. S. Brows s. WANTED. Western N. C. Ii. It. stock. Address P O Lock Uox 50, Salisbury, X. 0. if LIFE INSURANCE" MADE CHEAP. Table Showing Actual Cost to Members of $4,000 Insurance for One Year March 1, 1879, to March 1, 1880); BP.O'.VM'S A TRUE TONIC A PERFECT STRENGTHENED A SURE REVIVER. IRON "BITTERS are hisrhlv recommended for all diseases requiring a certain and efficient tonic ; especially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fevers, Want of Avpetilc,Losa of Strength,Lock of Energy, etc. Enriches the blood, strengthens the inuscles,and gives new life to the nerves. They act like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tasting the Food, ndching,HectiintheStomach,Ucartburn,eic. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache Sold by all druggists. Write for the ARC Book (32 pp. of usefid and irjudnsr read ing) sent free. BROWN CHEMICAL. CO., Baltimore, Md. Soe that all Iron Bitters mo made by Barren ChfjcicaI Co. and ba crossed red lines oa wrapper. BEWARE OF LMITATIOXS. cbNDEITSED-TIMB HOBTH GAR0LINA..-RA1LEI0AD. TRAINS EAST. SHERIFF'S SALE Date. MayTs, isso. NO. 4':, Pally. No. 4 , Daily. No. 6, Daily ex. Sunday. PRICE CURRENT. Corrected by Jj M. Ksox &, Co. Mav, t3 Cottos good Middlings, Middling low do stains Bacox, county, hog round B err i:ii Eggs j Chickens -per dozeln Cons New j MEAi-moderitedetear.d at Wheat good demand at Flouu best fam. i extra super. Potatoes, Iuisu Onions Lard Hay Oats Beeswax 1 Tallow I Blackberries j Applks, dried I SrAR j A .via.ia i 4 lOp.ia r. t-i " 5 54 ' 7 31 T 7 " s 10 ; 7 ST " ! S M ' i ' P 1023 " 1 5 II' " uui'- I jii4a.m. I2nnni I 1 " 3",i I CiiOa.iu 6 (el " I I'l 00 v-,. ' -I. .,nrM !1 IstlllrV Willi V . N. lt. K. :0T ! 1 1 n . . ...... .ant all nolats la Western N'orta carina, t'V,J,,t,-e"i sato'd- ys. .AtGreenMwi-owlth theK.S D. Railroad Leave caarlotte " sallSittiry " high Point Arrive at Ureensijoro Leave (ireensboro Anlve at nill&boro Duiuaiu " HulriU Leave " Arrive at GoMsboro for ai nolats Norm, hasi uuu i tau V. ii . Railroad lor VViiJnin-ton. No. 45 -:onu:ets at Greensooro wt.h tntf R. RallroaJ roraii ioiiiti Nortii. Katau-1 j cst. 10 2025 $3.00 6570 75 1. 10 125 olO COO 2.7o 50 50 ll12i 75 5055 . 2021l u 34 10(ai2i JUILLIIB BUJJUUUB. 'i 1? Aivs coING WhSl ' I N'O.'JtS. I No. 4i, I No.5.Dail n-,r, . vnvii.-s. v(3). l) :iiv. Dally. 1 ex.mty Leave GrDs'ooro 10 'i0 a.m. 34 a.m Arrive at Ralel-a 12 S5 p.m. 10 43 .; ... Le tve ; " 3411 " ' 10 a-ila- Amve at .Durham 4 b ' liliU'ooro f. 80 1 ' ;i " Givnsb'jro 7 CO 3 4j p. m. Leave " ; o 6 5 a. in Tive ni?h Point SS3 7 3i 4i siUbury 10 1 9 15 ; " caarlotte l2 2:p.m j 111 I Xo. 4i Connects at G reensboro wliiTSaleni Brach, At Air-Line JunetioD wlta A. s C. A. L. Railroad to a,l noiDts South and Southwest. Ai Lharlolte v. tn tie C. C. & A. Railroad for all fKilnts South south east.. At Salisbury with W. N. C. Rmiro.vl, iaiiy, except Sundays, tor aU.p'jlnts in S eitcru Nona Caof 42-bonne?t5 at Air-Line Junr-tion w 1th A. 4 CVA. I Riiliroad tor all pjials Sjula and south west. I - A Grand (Reputation . Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cnre has reached a reputation that is not lim ited by the tonGnes of section or country. There are no injiirions substances, nor false and temporary stimulants iu the preparation. It is j pnrely vegetable, and compounded undel- a formula that has passed severe tests, and won endorse ments from some of the highest medical talent iu the country. X. Y. World. By virtue of on order or execution issued out of the Superior Court cf liowan County, in favor of Stephen F. Lord, AIniinitralor of of Annie C. Lord and other, against John Beanl, Administrator of Marietta Beard, for' oolk-eiion, I will sell at public auction, at the Courthouse Door in the Town of Salisbury, on the 1ft day of June, 1831, thc following real property, viz :. A TRACT OF LAND consisting of T2 acres, more or Icha, situated in Salisbury Townphip, Rowan lounty, adjoining: the lands of Mose L. Holme, Jan. H. Lnni-s and others ; it being tire anje prop erty whereon Marietta Beard lived at the lime 01 ner uraui. i iinwo v.u. i Dated at Salinbory, the 2d day of May, 1 SSI . C. C. KlilDEB, Sheriff of Bowan Co. Mv5Jun2. By M. A. Smith, I). S. Sierf s Sale of RML ESTATE. By virtue of an order or execution issued out of the Superior Court of Rowan Coun ty, in favor of Stephen F. Lord, Adminis trator of Annie C. Lord and others against Thos. J. and P. P. Mercccy in my hands for collection, I will sell r.t public auction, nt the Court House door - In Hie Town of Salisbury, on the 1st day of June, 1831, the following real property, viz: A tract -of land cotlmsN ing of 23 ncresj more or less, fituatedin Salisbury Township, Rowan County, ad joining the lands of Janus M. Cray, Jlero ney and others, and now occupied by TJ, and P. P. Meroney lyin west cf thjc town of Salisbury on the old plank road, being the same property purchased by said Slt roneys from Lewis Ilanes. TEK3ISCASH.. Dated at Salisbury, the 2d day of May, 1 S3 1. C. C. Kbiper, Shff. Rowan Co. May 3 Jun3 By M. A. Smith, D. S. BONDS 1 Cook Steves of all sizes and etylea always on hand at lowest prices. : 2-Make a specialty ct the ACORN COOK STOVES, the heit In the WOriU. i. first-ciaso hl"(:i 01 Tlu anJ Cra! l1? Iron War. Till AND COPPSfl 8SITMH8. AU Hnrt3 of Houae-Itooilis? and Guttering doae ca ahort nctice and la the best style. we keep constaaUroT hind a complete stoc ot To malce Title to Land, and Laborer apd Sheet-Tin Sheet-Iron and Siieet-Copiicr. whtch we j . -TT?- A TMTTTVJTCinPT? AHPrVD'Q offer for sale cheap. MaySbitf ; BLANK AUM-liM IblxtlOU O SALE NOTICES For Sale at this Office A Safe and Sure means of 'restoring the youthful color of the hair is furnished by Parser's Hair Balsam, which is de servedly popular from its pupciior clean liucss, i AprllHoMaylD Cheap Chattel Mortgage? various other bUaks far sale luxe . , j . Ic-H?'-: 1 v4; 1 1 i
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
May 26, 1881, edition 1
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