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CEMOI.LTION F AWOX COpjTV
fieotcciU That the Axsosias be ad
dled a tlie Organ of. our Order "for
this OWiity, uikI that wc heartily rc-
encaait to tij r?troo?ge and sup-
:U1!
, tjg faimer to farm aft gre.t!y re
lational Grange qF the Patrons of I daccd coa. - .
jfiiBbandry-
Um ter-John T. v, Cf Tton, Ark.
Secretary - O. II- KT, Louiavtlk, K
p.WjTlAliiCi.kcLury,S,C.
II. li. Siusk njia-l njJL-ttfuic, Ifwa
lvi i . I. Cvi--C,.av iiort. N. H,
North t'rwiii.
"ilAft'T -Coh-mi i XTiM-S Cari.vinl, N. C.
1.Y. IjlWRKit-JS, Fayette ilk, N, C.
r.'a. J". C Drut-S, PUtcjJviUfc,.K, C.
Tr.
O. . FCii, Azitua GttAvti S. R. Alex-
! 1 - '
A- T. Mi u- -RsU tyb, N. O.
BouJ-.l20.OuO. ,
Count tf (Mug.
I
JJai-tcr -It, VST. Lajnrrri:uWdvJbon.,N.C.
Keo. II. W. EaWo- J adueLoro. :t. U
I
JLf of .Sfae JVjJuSt or AiwYJt torofinx.
I&t Watrtrl V. C SttAW, IadiiuTowp, Cur-
2utlJuiijf A. Davis, Tirboru. Fdg-conibe
3r.l 15. r. ITH)K.snMbcro, Wayne cmnty
4th Hat E. Kixa, Stanip Kuna, Onslyw
.unty;
Zlh L. I- TVi.Kt ruiltrn, Anson onntr.
tll Kuaxk rirr. UaUnie, Warrtu co;
7th D -V MoTuic:knv, Company SLop
41maucc coor.ty. " -
A. B. CwacoN-iy. Jeruf ulcw, Daua oo.
Sth T. II. Kor.i sox. Oncnnl, Cabann co
lOUi 7. T. nn.BUT, ry. Catawba
cuutr. ,
llth -Nwt yet mpplltJ-! ;
12th M M '
r&ra ai Grasgs-- :
A -Compost for Cotton and Corn-
i correspondent of the Scientific
icmr any s ho is hceiog tip from
une to two inchts of tho top' cf the
ground, soif w t!i t,h8 Icatss
"od straw, and wants to compest it
Jn some way to make it available on
- Uj cropa ntx. Spring, and atfes tho
, e litor advice In reply, lis sj s i
$ A cheep and tEective way wouM
be to mix, io a largo heap, wi h sta-r
hie msnnre. or btfer, ;to nso in tie
u ablo and barnyard acd' ht g penp,
h levMing and clsorbents tf the
liquid?, thns Ihe m&terialwcuM gfct
veil mixed with the manure; saving
Ihe latter, and by Just eo tmuch im
j.roviog tic former. If theq a com
1 cut heap is made of thns combined
mattrhds aud forked over a. few
limes, tho coarse leaves, ADd straw
will become decomposed, and fittel
for Juee on the crop. " Another
j;Ood method is to pile the materials
together, incorpcrctirg from two to
five boihela of slacked limo per cord,
' end shovel it over once or twice to
mix thoTonghly and to forward tnd
eonttol the heatiog -The limewill
act to decompose tie orgauio mat
ter tftb ma.s, wliila tloJ earthly
ptirtious wi 1 retain the vola!i!e4pal
ters thrown cil dariog tbc heating
The ccmpost should . 6-and -before
u-icdn'o cr two montbp, till tbo
roais matters become j thoroughly
!.' mpcattl."
Farraliis Without Fcnclngv
ITjdfr Ibis beadiajr, we od: the
- fd 'owing from the Union, a n.wjpa
I er publuhed al Juuctiou City, Kiu
(located at ihe point where the
'Kansas lc'fi aud; Missomi," Kan
sas Ze Texas Railroads intei-sect),
Wjich, a) it relates it a sjbjeet that
ii cow receiving much attention;!
from this section, will bi of interest ;
H innny tTionr readers :
VchaTe a law in Kansas. which
has bcfeii sa'ained by the Supreme
lourf, whih euables" cJuutycom
tuissioners, tipon a certain -petition
tr vote of tun reoj la, to d&suo an or
dor restraining t-tJck frorn running
" a respective counties.
ItiscailedthellJrdLiw.jtndisdo-
Bignei vof enaoio larww lo raise
tueir crop wiinoit tlie expense of
fencing It 13 the most remarlcablv
tincce3sful reform of this 'decade
Toore ip, nndtr thi law. 117 tiesnns3
by flock.' because tfo:kis; bitter
cre l far '. by it owners. tTheie is
liti 'a'ion about trcfiiia thin io f
alwers leljaWi. Th.H idea of
tho herd law ie-.tje embodiment oi
justice and. conimonj eense, - It pro
tects the growjjjg crop3, whlc'a j dis
tcrb.no one, from Ihe roaniiGg,!ma
Hcious steer, which is a constant dis
tarbanco to 'ever.) bod j. tu ether
words, it requires every man to take
care of his own property, and to re
strain it froru disturbing others.
It improves tie stock, decrcasis 'i:
iationj deto'opa the caaritry, ena-
Davis countv i as acoptea tins
law, and set!ers are .thus enabltd to
bein work without tha expensive
preliuuinny . of i .'acing.'-- Cb'nr Ob-
sm'cr..
Fruit Eaisln
Ir. 3. J. Sloan, of B rry Hib
to wr ship, MeckleLbnrg ccnoty, tella
us that five yeaa ago ho rfaclved to
gojnto frQit-ra:sing, and set out a
youug orchard with Bomanita acd
hockley shrubs. He hr.s found no
difficulty in se'licg; his app'.es at
home at $1 per bu hel, ti.d fijd3 it
more profitable than cotton p'autiog.
Mr. J. A, Frazier, cf this county, is
protaby the most sacccs3ful appla
raiser in the county. He brought
into Charlotte last week a wagon
load of de icious apples, for which
he readily got. 1.25 per bushtl.
Other sections excel ODrs in cotton ;
others ogain in corn or- wheat or to
tacco; bat the; country between the
Yadkin -and Catawba, with their
tributaiiis, has no" equal in the TJiii
tednSiatts fur the variety of its pro
ducts, flll ofwhich wi l amply, pay
the cul ivator. Our farmeis ought
to be the mo&t prosperous' in thy
word, and would be if they did noi
confine thtir culture to ihe eveilasb
icg cotton. Southern Jlome.
Cocs:d6iabe iaterest is manifes
ted by numbers of the Grangers iu
tie establhhmuit of a dtpartmoot oi
Agiicol ure. 3Iyny promiceal
members cf that oi dar are in 'tlw
city exerting their influence to je
cure the passage of a bill establish
ing a dtpartment of that o' aracitw
This order iepresfceiit a memberthip
of 12.000 citizens cf tho Sla'e ou t
numbers 510 orgnn zad aud working
Granges. i'af Observer.
:. The Executive Mansion is to be
advertised for eale, the proceeds of
the tale to be appropii.ited to the
builuiug of a letidence for tha Gov
ernor on one of the 'nacre central
sqaiues owned by tho Stute. Por-
hapi on tho Lovejoy Bquare. Hal
Observer.
One number cf the JL'euit ntiary
Bourd hns ia his possession fifty
three patitions for 'positions iu that
iustitu'.iju -Should all lie others
have a HI e number, they will fiave
two hundred and sixty-five of these
dvcumeats to consider. Wjo would
bo a public officer? Hal Observer.
Modest Kt quest.
Thry write to Gov. Yucca about
everything under tha sou, and ma
ny of his admirers are possessed ot
uo idea that hecoLtroIs al the mon
yand owns all the cAttle upon a
thousand hills. Dciiug the cam
paign one of the Gfovernor admir
ers .vanted him to bny 250 acres of
land foi him and make Llm a pres
ent of it, and n dny or two ago Le
received a letter fromla cdnfidtruto
ci-izen who set forth that the height
of his ambition was to be a lawyer,
aod if Ilia Excel'ency oald give
Lioi ouoagh money to educate him
aull enable htm to slu ly law, .ne
would just be healed, and never usk
him for a cent after he , got his license.--fa.
Xews.
Gen. Lonps!rect's Position.
fTho following dl .patch was on
Tin s lay last sent . to Presideul
(i runt by General Loigstreet :
iw Orleans, Jan. S" To, rrczi
de,,t Grant, ' Washinglcni D. C. ;
Gen. Nicholls was to-day inaugura
lod Governor of this State amid enr
tliati isiic.deiTion8liation3 of patriot
ism that should be gratifuji;.to. ov-
0ry American citizen. II b iieve
bimLi ly elected to II12 office to
which he has been inductoJ, and
that he v.ill rnaiutiin poace and
jood crdtr throoghoat t'to St ite.
beg, therefore, that you will ma
tart ly considir tho premises not
withstandiiij r.lvcrsa' eensitionul
,
dispaichc -tVit tn y reach you.
; , i -i'j!iiv liespeciitii .y,
From the Atuinlu CoHstUulioa.'l
Politics and CoUeciloii Plates
Kecent'y a Iladioftl - who ist a
preacher, tackled Uncle Eemu3 on
the subject of politics.
I understand, 'old man' said, he
,?t!iat you are a Democrat." (
.'I dqnno bout dat, boss
'Well, it come3 pretty straight. '
I know dey -got two -sides, one
what d-y call Dem-my crat' an' de
ulder what dey ca'.l Jfci.1i kel, bat I
don't boddar wid 'em w'eu de wed
d:r gits dis "tiff. "
Bat, I hear yo : vo!e lha Demc
crtic ticket every time.' .
'I wte wid my young marctcr,
what I nusstd w'en he want no bio
ger dan a buck rabbit
'Now doa'c ycu know this is go
iug back on your clor V
'Bat hit ain't gwine back on my
belly, an ef I don't tend to dat, de
fus cole rain dit coma 'long mout
wash" de color right outa m3, j
niu't ta'riii no chances in diz bizness,
boss. I I'm gefctin clo, ou de oi'er I
gits do hongrier I gits I docs for a
fac.' t
Look at mo. I vo!e th Repabli
can ticket, aud I'm Lot josing any
flesh-' ' ' 1
'You sorter preaches "round like
don't yoa boss?'
- 'Sometimes. Yes.. Why?'
'Caze dat's wbar do fuu c0me3 in.
I don'tgit no chancj fcr ter feed
cu'ea no beaver hat, an 1 don't, cat
lmQ no p'atts what dey takes up
chaich klecks'juns in. . I'ui a mighty
lonesome ole . nijser, an has ter
scuflle loDg the bes I kin widout
enny cprigergation at my back
The preacher looked at bis watch,
and said he would talk come more
at another time, while Ucc'e Ke.
mus with a serene smilo upon his
venerable face, went dowu tho
street singing : ?'
Oh I whar shill wo go. wca de great
day comes, .
Wid de blonia 'uv de trumpets an'
f
de Langin 'uv de drums? -How
many p a' sineia will be catciu
out late, '
An line no Jttch to de goldin ate?
Duplin!;.
The- recent duel le'.wecn. James
Gordon Ijennct, of the Now York
H 'rald, and Fredrick May, .broth, r of
Mr. B's late betroth'.d, in winch the
latter, is said to be dangerously
wjounJed in' the thigh suggests to a
thoughtful people Xhe propriety of en
acting more stringent laws against
the barbarous practice, which ought
by this time, to have been numbered
among. tbo relics of much less civilized
age. - - ' ' .
Look at it any whatsoever light wo
may, dueling has cot one merit to re
commend it. It settles nothing as to
the wrong done by. either or jboth of
the parties to it. It docs not appeal
to one's understanding as a civilized
means cf adjusting difficulties, nor
docs it-comport with the principles of
Christianity, wherein shedding blood
is strictly forbid len.
We regard the ; toleration of the
dueling code a9 on a par with licensing
gambling or horse-racing; both aro
wrong, if it be wro'rg to murder and
pamble.-rJIrartVr. Ltgen
Tho Carolina
AgriculturalWorliS
W. F, COOK, Proprietor.
Charlo t te , 0 .
-o o-
: i , ! i '
GOOD IIiOV
Arc essential to sncccssful' planting, there
fore I would like to call your attention to my
four hhses of Tuii Cuakix)tte Tlow.
Tho one-horse is susceptible of four changes,
making a Tnrn-Plow, Shovel, &wep aud Sera-iK-r
with only the cost of the extra Jlouidsas
the same stock anpwers all' the "different de
mands, for .cue-horse-work, in t lie course of the
year. -
I only ask one fair (rial
that my Plows may have t!ie coiiCdcnce' of ev
trv plautc-v in ilie onih. ' - "
ltespectlully. W. F. CWOK
.- Jharlotter, N.- C
26-ly
' 1 D- LIPPITT, OF N- C ,
';' , witu - - : " .
ONICI.IIY, WlLUS Jk.O,,
M X X U FA C TU U E U S
j and Wholesale Dealers Tn
" Japanned and 'Plain Tin iraie,
TinIiers, Tnaimmgs,
Hollow Ware, . r
Cook in tr and Heating Stoves
WANTED!
100 FAMILIES
AND ABOUND
E3 fjfl
, 39 Builiing Lots, admirablj located
109x200. j
9 Splendid Basines Lots, on the
principlo Streets, -
Ore Lot, 112x200 feet with. House
1Gx30, one of the haudsomest Lots in
the town.
One Lot some size, with a beautiful
and Ftylish Cottage, just fiuished, with
five large rooms very Valuable prop
erty. ' ?aEucouragcd- by tho experiment
of dividing out, an J
'-SELLING'" CHEAPa
I will SELL or EENT
ii 1
nv thing
in
thd shape of HOUSES, from the
i
; I) 0 UJJL E GAB IS'
To,a. LARGE HOTEL and land, to :
ACTUAL SETTLERS
From ONE ACHE to TWENTY-FIVE.
WE HAVE 12 STORES OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE. ONE DRUG STOU.
A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY - t
HOTEL,
A GOOD SCHOOL 2 CIURCE5
BLACK SMITH AND SHOE SHOPS, TY5.
- ' - '
BRICK-YARDS, 2 STEAM SAW MILLS
UMBER ABUNDANr, 1 i
And evcrj faeilltfir
BTJ LDIXG CHEAPLY A 2tX)
EXPEDITIOUSLY,
Water very fiue and abundant. :
' Two yeara ago wo M ere in 'the WOOD3, now
we have ONE of the NEATEST and MOST '
A TEIiritlSIXG VILLAGES'
to bo found la the Stat.' J
For, RAPIDITY of GROWTH it has ao EQUAL
n the State. .
IT IS IMPROVING DAILY.
I WILL GIVE
HARI'l INDUCEMENTS
IN PJilCES s TERMS, TO THOSE
WISHING TO
S ETTLE IN THIS
SECTION OF OUR STATE.
Oar rOPUIiAiTOX is HlGHTONED, 5I0CAL,
ENTEEPEISIG
ANDWE WANT NO OTHERS, -ffi.
...... '-
For parUciilars call a or addreaa,
and
Mr
e wi n ff
Unrivaled for the Uange and Kxcelienrn
OFFICIAL
SEWIXi 3LVCHISK S ILFj? TOTi 1S74.
Mat hiaf s S1(1.
Tlje Singf-r JTaimfaehirins C. ,. . . .. . . .'iil.TO
Wheeler- Wilson Manufacturing Co. , .v
Iowe Hewing ilachin'y CJt (estimaU j. 35,KX
lXiueatic St'wnng Maeliine Co. ....... . :J 22,700
GroverA Uaker Se ring Machine eo. . , .. ?0t(X)
F'oronco aowin Mrliino ru , . . ,"i..17
Secor sewing 21acLiiiu co. .4,511
Tho .siiig'eK5ranufictHrihf ro.j. .2.12,444
'.Yhteh-r-iV Wi'ou laimfarluriugco. . . .U'.'.lfU
l)o:ncstk" se wing Machine co. .......... . 40.114
Gi-ovor & Baker sewing Maeliiue o 36,117
I-Knve sewhg Slaehiuc co. ....... ..no returiia
F!orf-ne gcwiii llHi-hine aj. . . ; . S,!X3
Seeur sewing Slachiiie eo. . . ... ., 1.430
Madiine Twist, Xeodlcs,
. : . : :-'
The following is a correct roport of tliewJe of winsm.ichms rnado hy tho MOIn
,U;; d",lg 'Hr1'1 fnr .ye- A vwtnl tymiimU of the Courts t nftlXTaK
13 sliovvn in the sale reiH,rU-l I.y all tho oIIkt r,.uink-ji. This in a hr'hb" Mtiirartirv rlU f t .
us aud in only another proof that "Trut- nurit al w vw ita MarU-" n-fctory rwIt tv
Branch Place Tyrou Street, betweeu 4th and Trade. OnAitLOTTE, N. C
v ' GKORGK l 1UDOE11, Agent.
26i1y isT Agents Wanted. . - .-.
ink mM - m'm.
I L T. S
-JJUi
rn rt m r rt mjy t ... . v t
iijja lib
THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
With our printed directions, 4io instruction or raechtnical skill is require? to orerr.te It.
The construction of the machine is based Upon a principle of unique' anft' uiir.jtwlli-J im
oiit itv. cdraprlsing 's:mpi: levers working vpon centres The. bcaruift -are li-.:', nl- tlujr
are hardened ahd.pplkhetL r ' ; , - - . -
Thi niachincs are made at our new vorksJa'the city of Ncw ar', N. J v kit' act tbl
(patented) tuacJiinery and tools, instructed expressly to accoiajish avlt; we' otter, -'
' Every machine fully warranted. . , !
"DOrESf 8CW SSWINC MACHINE CO.r
Noav York -and dilc-ai.
i . r Mi
FASHIONS
tcn!
highest talent and tlie best facilities in all lejartiiitnts, and the best Heas ot the ti-it fk lltul
modistes, both at home and abroad, we are enabled to attain results far above the reuli the
average dress-maker. Onr styles are alwavs the latest arid best. Our eIegantlyUIutraU:4.
Catalogue maJed to any lady sending five cciits with hrr address. Agents wanted every w here.
4
DOMESTIC "
-OF TUE-
AXSOX COUNTY mRDICAL HOC IC I
A rv v ' - r
. . -,
Visit and Medicine in town, $1 .SO
After 9 o'clock P.. al., - I 3.00
And extra charges for costly prescript
Visit more than i mile 50cts per mil ' .
And prescription iu every case I l.JO
Each additional in family 50-1.00
Visit at night 1 per mile, -.. !
Night's attention 510.00
Night detehtiou 5 5,00
Gall visit and Medicine ett50 to $2.00
OBSTETRICS. ( ;
Natural labors 10; mileage 50 eta..
per mile 1 . , , ;
Difficult and Iiistruraehtal Labors V
. $20 to $25 ' '
Removing Placenta -T : r ; 5.00
rTxtracting Teeth $1.0050 cts. for
' each additional tooth at "saine sottin-z
ko-c 1 et no
Opening abscess. )
VUlUCUSlll - JiW IO
Administering .Chlorofoi-m or ; r
" Eether - 32.0O
Using speculum $1.00 to 6.00
Consultation 1.0.00 and in ileage.
Detention in all c-sses 1 j er hour. "
Allowiug 5 hours for eases of Labor
and two hours for ordinary yieit
Brem Browii & Go
211:5 trtra -xr
MroRTKRS AND DEALERS CTENEr.Al.
HARDWARE
and CUTLER YV
CAERIAGK AND SADLERV -
H A R D W A R ?
: AND '
Strict ' ; t ttittcn Gi ven to On1:
M
ach
ines
oi their Work and Extent of their Sa
IlEPOHT.
sr.wt NAcuixta, luara 1872.1 .-
Tlje Su,St r Mannfactnrinff 0 !a!9,751
JlK-kr and UiVui Uuufa-iarinK'Coa71,fy
ivLea or.l71.
The fciogcr Manafaotorin
co.
.."...lMi.a
AVhcckr V Wilbou 3Inurnclturiug co. . . .125,5J
Grover A Ilakt r ewing MmIiiik- ci 50.51
rioromv jgcwiog 3lMrhiiie co. . . .V. . . .
Domestic iwiii ilAt liiue tO.
. 1V0T
Linen TJircacl, cotton, c.
A
' Doubic-.
Thread
Lcck-Stitch
y, 1'"c (j. tuntl 14..O0a
lomeSriCcwU,K5Uti,iue eV 4j,
tloitruco g;wiug SLtcliitic co . . . U ,7 S
3 ' fesf
5AVIN'Gi Dy uslnrr the Dnnirntlc Pa--1er
FihioUM the most stvlitb ni p. rlect-f ttincf
costumes fau be prodrtccct, st a 'nrc-e sirluff i
M()NEV tf those who choose' to ir.cke.or yi:iciin-
the luakiirr.of. tlicir own uarkients. S nh l!,e
SEWING
fvlACHINC CO.,
,cvr-';YorU; ttitd ClaU'iicro
. - -1, r ,.
MER On A XMS Rn QKEK,
Solicits ordej'd for ever deacription of
MH R C HA NO I SEE -
I Acn rr jtVlICO.VIBB7rO.
mCUrVIX mm n.ViFAll.ATID it!
iOOKi AND JOB PRINTIXi
00k Biridin
WL 1 SODS mUTACIDSlS!
"f!cMited-la the very best ord la?c?t lm-
Jrovedtrlj-VVc hare TU oniy euinuinwJ
OB OFf'lJL'E AND BCXJK-UlS'DtHY JM
'-THE CITr OF RAf.KJ'l and lb
LUEST ESTA IJLISIIM KN T o kli-d -IN
THE STATE. Our Printin, ii.cludiur
PainpLP U uiiJ bifa'fvs, has been - cxteIvtly
5" rai-ed N? J'ass North and South. 8:11a
. B. iiiirwl, A. M., Teocc InMitutc. K-
Jelijh: 'I u:ijvc never had dealing! wilb anf
Trintcrs wuq 00 Dctrcr worn." r. r. Ibi-
f . jrood, Prlaoipal Raleigh Ternak' bcruin:.r:
l)ohc all iby Printing 'for the la,t tUa
tennn as oni Publihlif Iloue N"rth
Ho-.tlh." Mai: Jlobt. Uiuzham. Sup i hv:
hrua School :j " We Know, of in N-Mrr hoir o
In Ihelr linei." President aud Cablr CU
Zens' N ationUl Bank, Ct Ralelfrn : J"c kno-r
f no EitablUhmcnt tnrning out lwaf rr -t
-more itiffaflory jcb3. Irraci of.lhe!r j ij- t
; InjS and bindln'dcnc TorttMft Bunk ho Ukf
prTniurn? at ditfercnt'Fair." .
Our J;L.V'K4 for CIerl.,StJCrJirsTff.
''ten, i!al.-trat-4. At tortiCiv. .Vc. i-roiw""". . d
Ihe best In the market. . enJ fur catal.i..-.
zwi? yon want irofKi w'"V..VT..l;
TrT, for j.rlniiM- I5(K)KS, PA) t
r feCHOOL C A T A I 0 U E.S. l ' ft.
JvEtTER ANP NOTE- HKAUi--J1LU
jmn, CAKD3. ENVELOPES, .A or
PBINTIKa OF iiHY KIKD.
rIfvon,antLEfKEnS,DAT-Ii((r.-
KEcor.r) ioirs, scip dooks.'c:.
BOOKS REWOUND, Of . .
SGOS-BtNDIliG OF AHY SHIP, .
vSn(! j ourordPr to
EDWARDS, DROi'dllTOX ft CO.
riUNTEIW AND BlNDCRi,
JCtAl.EIGn,N. C.
BIBLICAL TlVilcOnEU, : t
:.)xu ht .'N. u B-f.tf, i.TjvrM.'V
ercr ir-rU aj ier annum .neof "
ld'j"-t Reibfiptij P.-vix r Ih the&uil;. A- i'l
'drertiiiiftiliuut uu-.ir""d I J'V
r'iat.-. Addn-. EUVARD5. Kl:OtU.y-
ton .x. iuu:itfh. '
u fence conn' ry, b c uhs- f iL fes - art
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rOLKTN, K C.
J. "Long tu u :t.
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