THE OLD KOIITH
rrUajr Evenlnr, Juno 1, ltCS.
LEWM HANKS Ac J. S. IIAMiTOX.
' rCBLISIIlllS Ic rKOrBlETOR.i.
CITY. AIM I) STATU ITEMS.
A-Pwitilkkt Brr or Kmaves."
Tie New York Timet baa a correspondent
at Augusta Uv, wbo Toluutocrs to U H the
truth. Here U an extract from one of his
lata letter t
"No little mischief in being clone by
men wbo are infesting the Bute at Present
in tlie rapacity or "friends of tlte irceduieii,
founder of colored savings banks, colored
seminaries, equal riglitu ' Journal, and
other kindred enterprises. These men are
workl ig diligently to make the negro dis
contented with his condition, to persuade
hi iu f that he is grossly wrohged by the
white man, and that he is entitled to a po
sition of perfect social and political equal i
tr with the whites. There is a "Captain
Bryant" in this State, the self-constituted
Head Center of an '"Equal Right JLmo1
ation," who U going about making speech
es in this line ;and while he may be earn
ing a very eomlortablc income at small ex
pense, he is doiug much harm to, both
races, as I have already frequently re
marked that there was a general and per
fectly . honest disposition on the part of
both the white nssn and the negroes to
Jjve harmoniously , togethe and work for
e a h others good, ro far from offering
any obstacle to the education and iuijittrreV
ment of ihe colored population, the people
wero ready and willing to promoter them
by every means i their power ; and so far
as the civil rights of the negroes were con.
icerued, tlie Jjegislainn recognised and se
cured them in the iwt effective manner,
by placing them on the same footing with
white uieu in euervthing relating to jtorson
and projerty. He is no friend to the ne
gro who comes hero now to induce him to
agitate for more than he has got. II is ef
forts, if sucessful, can only work serious
injury to the whites, and surely result in i
the ruin of the blacks.; These emissaries
are nothing hut rhearaliers
j.
the nn,h,i!
gathering into their pockets the postal
eu: roncy of the poor bhicks walking gift
enterprises, exchanging pinch-beck equal
rigts notions for the sweat-earned dimes of
tlie gullible savages who desert their plows
and hoes to listen to the white man who is
gofcig to make gentlemen and ladies of
them all. I have watched the operations
of these peripatetic, philanthropists, and a
more pleasant set of knaves 1 never, met.
They are a nuisance which ought to be
speedily abated."
New Advertisements,
von saleT
On Ambulance and Harness, One
Horse aud Buggy. Oue Saddle. One Side Sad
dle, One Chamber Set, consisting of Bureau
with Glass, Toilet Table, Wash Stand, Chairs,
French Bedstead, Ave. Two Carpets aud oth-4-r
Household furniture, for sale Cheap. -
Enquire of
:Capt. CHAS.. EMERY.
Salisbury, May , ISfiS. 51 dtf
DWELLING HOUSE
To rent by the mouth, or the remainder of
the year. Apply to BLACKWOOD & Co.,
mayiM-dliu or M. A. SjMITIL v.
II. B. BRIIKJFORD, A. MVKK8, WM. MVKltS.
or va. ok s. c. or n. c.
BRIDGrFORD & MYERS,
"-AUCTIONEERS,
General Commission A Forwardinf
MEUO HANTS,
jDOCX AVD 8IYEHTEIHTH ITXEZTI.
RICIIIO.D, Va i
sprit W. H66 Mas
Office N. C. R R. Oompany,
, Em & UP.'T& OFITCIV
Go's. Slwps, May 19, 1866.
Commencement of the
UNIVERSITY OE N. CAROLINA
' AT CHAPEL HILI
ROUND TRIP Eiftureion Tickets will be
sold for one Hire full fare going and return
free from all statinns to Durham's. Good,
from the .3d to the 9th of June inclusive. .
E. WILKES. Eng. & Supt.
-may 21 -d till June 1
$90 A MOIVTII ! AGENTS
v wanted for $ix rairWy new artide, just
otU Address a T. GAIiEY, City Building.
Biddeford, Me. may 28-d&w pin
$1,500
Per Year I we want agents
everywhere to sell our Improved
t20 Sewing Machines. Three new kiads.-
Under aud upper feed Sent on trial. War
ranted five years. Above salary orlarg
naid. The onlu machines sold
in United States for less than $40 'which are I
' r i, '..-....;.a..Y-r'
Tnuy ttcensea oil mtwr, rr occur a- rr nvn, A
- and the getter or user are liable to arrest, fin
ind impruonmeut. Illustrated circulars sent
fret. Address, or call upon Shaw & Clark.
. - a4 BtdJtduwLMabtfit Cteatwy.jTL-.- W,
may 5W-d&w m
'j
twirmx.
a. . nixiAM.'l w. h.jokis. e. w
yULLIAM,, JONES & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERUIANTS,
RALEIGH, N. C,
Have ia Store a large stock of Groceries,
a:
which ia off at the lowest cash
prices.
on
They respectfully solicit orders from the mer-
chants
of North Carolina.
PrLLIAM. JONES & CO.
wwy S-d-wlmr-
7 hi;anrs
Of all kinds neatly executed at Ike
NORTU 8TATE OITICE.
Old
JOB PRINTING !
JTEATLT AND ,EXrEDITIOUf4LY
1: EXECUTED AT TllIS .OFFICE. -
D. P-VILLIALlSON-iCo.,
Commission .Tic reliant",
HALKIfilLN. C.-'-
fJKLLonrommliMiun CtUn Tarns, Sheetings,
'Itaeon. Flour, Lard, Ihled Fruits, Whiskey,
ltrsndr. and ail kind of roautrT produce.
Thry ali keep constantly on baud ft sale,
Plow. Horn. A e. Shovel. Spades, Cora Shel
ter, and all kind of Agricultural Implements,
Hardware, TiO.9 are, and Groceries of every da
arrmuou.
llH
Tbey re-peotully solicit consignments from
Fanners and other, in Uis western part of the
Htate, and pledge themselves to give their best
attontiou to all orders and consignments entrust.
IU-k U refer to aftdibhln Foster I Co.. Balis-
bury, Tod. It. Caldwell, IWt. N. C. K. K. Mor-
All ton, J. A. Uosebrn, HUlMTIlle.
spril I.IKJ. noltf
MILLINERY
Mrs. J. C. CARNCBOSS,
Has removed to lluis' buildiug nearly oppo
site the Market, on Main Street, where she is
constantly receiving from the 'Northern Cities,
the newest ami liiiiil.oiiiest styles of fancy
(ummI. for Ladies' aud (ieutleuieu. Call and
ei mine ner nne asFomueiit.
Salisbury. May W. tl
dtf no4.)
White Sulphur Springs,
CATAWBA COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE PROPRIETORS of this Celebrated
Watering, l'laoe, having gone to great ex
pense m erettmir apwt Jiiinuinirs, repairnii;
others, and furnmhing the same, will open the
Springs for tho Reception of Visitors- on the
First Day of June.
Among other new buildings recently erected,
is a nne large
Bath HoiiMf, wilh Bath Pool
together with the Tub and Shower Bath at
taehed. We have several Chalybeates, "ion
sisting of ITai'te Sulphur, Blur Sulphur, Iron.
r., me Medical qualities ot whieti stand un
rivalled, w
A healthier and more delightful location is
hard to find, and for beautiful flowers, shady
grove aud walks, it is second to no other
Watering Place South.
Having secured the services of Mrs. Wrexx,
formerly of Statesville, X. C, who stands un-
riva'led as a housekeeper, we shall endeavor
g re good rare and pay every attention to
the comfort of visitors. Persons going from
liaitnnore to the Mpnngs, by leaving on Mon
day afternoon, either by the way of Rich
mond or Portsmouth, Va., arrive at Salisbu
ry, X. C. on Wednesdav Morniug, in time for
the statesville aud Alorganton train.- and
reach the springs' turn-out by ii o'clock,
where carriages will be in wuiting to take
them to the springs, a distance of six miles
from 'the Rail Road, oh a good road, and by
1 o'clock, you reach the springs.
By leaving Baltimore on Wednesday after
noon, you arrive at the springs on Friday by
1 o ClOCK.
The Westenand Morganton Rail Road,
which vou take at Salisbury, leaves Salisbury
werfMonaaj, mammy and Friday morn
ing.
Persons going from Richmond, Ptersbure,
Lynchb wg, Norfolk or Portsmouth, by leav
ing either on Monday or Wednesday mornings.
arrive at the springs the noxt day by 1 o'clk.
Dk. Wh. F. Stewabt. firm f Pressman
&, Stewart, No 30 St, Paul St, Baltimore, will
be pleased to eive anv information In retrurd
ty the springs, medical properties or the wa
ter, dec.
Board per Month,. ............ .f 50 00
" " Day,.. 2 50
Children and servants Half-price.
J. GOLDEN ;VYA1T At CO.,
maj ?hfl2nt.v - :. vi Proprietors.
a. vimsiit, n. . o. a, MSDKBsoa, m. a.
Drs. Whitehead Henderson,
JJ"L. associated tbenselTes in tho
and offer their professional " services to the
citisens of Salisbury and vicrntty
Mtr. Office
Next door to Owen, Sqfield d? " Co'$. Store.
CITY BAKERY
AND
Gonfe&taery !
C F. REITZ has opened a TJAKERV and
COXFECTIOXERY at Julian's old stand,
onpositelteTirafkerlloTtse, on Manrgtrert.
lie keeps constantly on band,
FltLliH BREAD, CAKES, PIES,
nd all kind of ConfetKnariea. He also keeps j
n hand for sale, Violins, FlnttnasAeeor-f
deons and Guitar.
Give him a call.
may 9 dlw.-pd.
Real Estate for Saler
Pt i orvUr of Um Tomtr Coott ef Bowa, Issued
atKsyTsf. 1866. 1 wuIkUou .
aturdd IMraayoT June next,
thilot ra vkkb the Uto John Convll lived, knows M
Mi No. Sl,ia Uw lioaUl Ward of Uittowa of bsirpa-
1 T.KM BODiairnTaii wm iBKnm uv
pairkuer makiB( a Mtitfsckirj sole.
tl to tek pic OS ti jmiKr '
r i.i McCrtBIX.
3 hsSbS Dec
NOTICE (o tho r.lERCHAr.TS
SttlH AD SOLTH CAROLLVA.
The Seaboard and Roanoke
RAILROAD,
.-
Is now in thorough operation,
AXD FORMS BT fTSCOXXBCTIOXSinTH
ths Haieiffk and tioskm Boml, the Wsttom
Sort Can Railroad, and the Chariot and
Columbia lioilroad, the
Chsspest, Quickest A SXost Slrset
Through Freight Line
from sll places In North Carolina and ITastern
South Carolina to
PORTSMOUTH,
, NORFOLK,
. - jtAx.i taiuitn,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON.
To take advantage of this jrroat thnrnjch line,
be careful to consign your Freight to care of Rail
road Agent, IVrUmouts,, and direct your corres
pondents in Kew York and Fhiladelphia to do the
same, aud from Baltimore be careful to bare your
ireigm sent oy
OLD BAY LINE STEA3IERS
WHICH ARE TUB
ONLY STEAMERS BY WHICH
TH10VOX F1IJ0HT AUAIOXMUTI
HAVE BEEN MADE.
Talis notice, Mint by this route vou can consign
your Freight directly to its destination, as all
charges and Uovernnient duties are paid by the
Hail Itond Agent at Portsmouth, and forwarded
to be collec ted ut the destination of the Freight.
. U. till 10. AOKXT.
apr 1Tffi-d3m porUmouth, Va.
.EW IIOOKS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
BY Messrs. WM. B. SMITH d CO.,
FIELD AND FIRESIDE lBLI81II!iO HOUSE.,
.W Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. C.
MOSSES FROM A ROLLING STONE.
A Volume of Poems.
BY TE.VEt.LA MART BAYARD CLARK.
Author of " Reminiscences of Cuba." "Wood
Notes." "Translations of ' Marguerite.' "
"TjiiIv Tartuflin" ptc... tr.
One Vol., '.ti mo., fine cloth,' blue, purple and I
orown. i rice i.uu.
Prom the Hons Joi asAL, edited by S. P. Willis.
" bvince the imagination and powef if viv
id description which mark the true poet. Are
characterised by a graceful and flowing vers!
fication, a pleasing piny of fancy, a beautiful
and tender sentiment."
From the Norfolk Virginia:
" In delicacy of thought, warmth
fancy, and vivid reproductions of natural
beauties, Mrs. Clark has shown herself to be
worthy a very high place - among the female
poets of America."
: '
V1UPTPBS A V,.-. XT
BY FANNY MITRDAITOH ItOWNlXQ.
Second Edition.
Oue Volume, 16mo. paper $1.00
One Vol., lbuio., fine eloth, purple and brown.
1'nce f I Ml.
The critics have in turn compared the au
thor to Hannah More, Mrs. Edgeworth, Mrs.
Braddon, George r. hot and Charles Dtettns
From the Cosmopolite.
" The interest Is so admirably kept np that
it never flairs from first to last. The style b
simple, pure and vigorous free from the af-
fectatious of most female writers."
From tlie Home Journal.
" The plot is natural and developed with
well sustained interest. 1 The characters of
the story are clearly individualised, and their
vamngjfortunes are often illustrated with
passages of thrilling interest."
sgesol thrilling
f From the Phili
I From the Philadelphia Daily Age.
HI
, possesses much excellence. The pub
lishers deserve great praise for the manner in
which they have sent the book from the press.H
LEE'S LAST CAMPAIGN -By Capt.
per." Price 25c." Afiisto
cal harrative of the final and thrilling events
of the war in Virginia, commencing with the
battles around Petersburg, and following the
movements of both armies nntil Lee's surren
der at Appoinatox Court House; containing
the official correspondence concerning the
surrender and the interview between' Gea.
Lee and Gen. Grant. etc.t etc.
THE NORTH CAROLINA GOLD CIR
CULAR iEino., paper. Price 10c. Of iin
portance to many of interest to all. Con
tains rate of depreciation of Cpnfederafe Cur
rencv. during the war. comnard with Gold:
New Usury Law of North Carolina ; flaetna-
tionSof Ureenbackeia Aew York to Deeem-
her, 1W3 ; a list or aU the Aewspapera pu
it
Uf Sent postpaid, upon receipt of pnoe.
WM. B. SMITH ic CO.,
58 Fayetteville St., Raieigh, N C.
Catalogues srnt on application.
SalftbtV aJrass Hand,
AND ORCHESTRA, WERE RE-ESTAB-
lisbediannMyJawi
Ainsicai Lnrector, ana cd. is. aiavk. LaoAkt.
na tor sortn. Carolina, u prdperty fssteenv
ed and sustained,, by bein engnged at jail
linr music should be a marked feature. ' L
Musi aHHirosed and armngod ft-anv re
quired nuuiDer of parte fi Brass Band, Orches
tral, l'arlor or Uhoral punoaea, to order.
Music for Piano H. B. Dodworth. Moss.
Kent, Botsford, of . New York, warm Personal
friends of Mr. Neave, select and send him all
the music for Piano that is new, when intrin-
ielly gnodi as well m winning and popular 1 1
lur Dpginners, moaium- players and advanced
musicians. This carefully select and highly
approved music, will be sold as cheaply here,
as the mixed article is retailed ia New York.
7The far-fanW Dodworth Band instruments
can be got through Mr. Neave, tasted aad ap
proved. Salisbury, K. C, ApriJ 5, tf -
xroszoa.
AU Utose indebted to the estate of Col.
James h. Woods, dee'd:, are requested to
come (wward and make payment, and all
those having claims against ths same, will
make presenUtioa f Ute -aaase withia the
time prescribed by law, or this notice will tp
plead in bar. of their recovery.
-vP. B, WOODS.
tuay 22-dni
Adm'r.
;c-i veil
Jt.i
Owen,SofieIdaCo.,
AVII0LE3AL6 & BETAIL'
DEALEKS.
liUY OR SELL OM COMMISSION.
Keep Constantly on Hand
X largo assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware,
. ; : CROCKERY, dC.
Jost received from New York a' eholse M
at Flour.
1 Ageuta for the Cockade City Brewery. Will
furnish also to all persons in the town of Sal
isbury and vicinity, at the following rates.
Stork Ale, per barrel, . f-i2,00
Cream Ale, per barrel, - . 20,00
" ". - 10,50
Take Uold and Silver in trade at New York
rates.
Salisbury, N. C. April 7, 1806. d-tf
mil
shite
agists
w-sIi
IMS
l sin
Sao2!
Jf Si
in
T. E. Brown & Co.,
TIN and COPPER SMITH,
At nis old Stand,
SALISBURY, N O.
IS Prepared to Manufacture or to furnish Stills,
Tin anil Rhet lira Vara.
Parlor and Cooking Stoves,
UTEXSH&JOF EVERT SORT, r
they are also prepared to do House rooffing
and Guttering.
All kinds of reDairing done Dromntrr. and all
orders wholesale ana retail prampuy uietu..
BABTtE UCH A 0LD PWTBB SHB CoPPta
taken pi exchange for goods.
Tnosa wlsiung articles in una una wui no weu
to call. -
v-
aprfl l.W :
T. K. BROWN t CO.
noltf
Just Received
' " ; At the Store of
l, j, h i ro,
a r r. YAKUS or beautiful new
-frit II style Prints, also a few beaa
" w tiful patterna of ladies' dress
mods. 1 -
W have on hand a handsome selection of j
xMIeiDresrtJdoi
W),!t floods. Linens, Bibbona, Iaees, )Ies
r. ni Trimminw-llata-ltonnetatJke-
ie. For Gentlemens wear, w"e have a targa
aasortuient of Caasiuerea, Unen Uoods and
Heady Made Clothing.
fair auortmeiit of Shoesrf wefj dscriit Um,
Hardware, Onxeriea and Crockery. -
AJl of which we offer at as reasonable ad
ranees as any house can sell them.
A. J. Mock & Co.
SalUbory.N. O, May 18, tid. dtf no4J
JaVU W. OSBORXK- VFV BABBJlMHtn,
OSBORNE & nAHHINGEK.
ATTOUnSTS AT LAW,
. s CHARLOTTE, X- C
WILL practice la the eonnties of Rowan,
CaUrraa, Unio. IrsdJl, Merklengbarg.
Stanly, "fuiaeola aad Gaston alsoia tU
Mvmw and Federal Cowts of the rMate.
trr Ot&ea ia the Brick Building near the
Ceurt If onae, np stfira.
paay 9, W-tt.
..it
New Books I
i
NEW DOOKSM
BTJRK23 & HARRISON,
H
AVE on band and are rccelriug daily all
sinus
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
' WINDOW 6HADE8,
BLANK BOOKS,
, rVBJTINQ PAPER,
PICTURES,
PERFUMERIES and
t
Fancy Notions,
l
and are now prepared to supply the reading pub
lic and all others with anything in their, line, st
the lowest prices by
Wholesale or Retail.
In addition to a general stock of Bookd we are
special Agents, for a large Publishing Rouse, of
a new series of
SCHOOL BOOKS, .
offered at reduced prices, to which we invite the
attention of teacbsrs generally.
W e are agents for n extern Nirtn Carolina, lor
thoHe popular and valuable Southern Histories,
published by C. II. Richardson, entitled ;
Southern History of the War,
B Y
E. A. POLLARD, Editor Bich. Examiner.
Southern Generals:
Their Lives and Campaigns.
Women of the South:
The Life, Services and Campaigns, of
Stonewall Jackson.
"' ijf Agents wanted in evert town and Conn
t r of western North Carolina, for the sale of the
ftlmve named publications. Preference will be
given to.lisab)C(l BnUlier, with suitable quulin-
cation'i to act as uunf.
Specimen Copies, circulars and all necessary
uiaUuctiuns tuii no hntl on application to
LUKKK A UAUlilSUX..
Agents for Western N. Carolina.
News Agency !
We have also made arrangements to supply the
public with anv and ail kinds or tne latest and
best Daily and Weekly Newspapers,
PICTORIALS PERIODICALS,
MONTHLY MAGAZlNES;&c., &c
E7 Fresh arrivals every morning by Mail or
fix press, vou ai
BURKE HARRISON'S,
' Bookstore,
dtfnol
April 1,'66.
-f
TIME TABLE
J. , OftHIv
WESTERN N. C. R. R.
STATIONS
Balisicst,
Taiso tm,
SrsTisviixa,
Csrswsa,
VlWTOH,
Aaarn
LiAva,
A. M.7.00
8.08
. 8.11
10.19
8.06
, t.0
r ' W.W
11.10
13.00 M
19.60 r.
l.W
BCTtBNING.
ASSITB.
11.18
l9.ot
M. 19.68
H. TATaax,
ICABD,
Bxia or Boas,
STATIONS.
Bias or BoaBi
ICASS,
H. Tatsbs,
Vewtoh,
Catawba,
Statbsviu.!,
TbIbd Cbbbk,
Balisaubt,
ENO'B
April 166.
LlATB
9.00
9.4S
9.83
4.93
9.40
9.30
4.90
8.90
8.45
7.60 .
9.00
6.40
6.60
7.06
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BOITI BT
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THK SENTINEL h ia independent newspapcr-
a warm auinartsr el tlw t Bloa aad Um lontituuoi
of Andrew Jolinaoa, OurmagaaniiaoBsPresidtnt an
ka policy, aad devoted especially to ths reenpera
tiea aad prosperity of the Sonta and of North Caro
Uaa "
It labors to promote karmoay, good feeling and
eiual right ainong sll the States, bat will retake
all nnluunars cipmnon ainum vwmjmij ana m-
trgrity of ihe Southern ppople.
Special attention will be paid to the
s aewi aad mar-
kH departasento. -
Kail proceeding ef the Legislature tad sll Impor
tant State papers appear in tie Sentinel. -r
Its eirralnuoa is believed Is be eons! sny in ths
State, tf net the largest. Ita advertaaing patronage
M large and grewm.
. rt lail ud WnUj ar now hraed ths Serni
Weekly will sppear in a nhort tine. .
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Paily Sentinel, hi sdvaace, per year,
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9 60-
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peryear.
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Tb Wsakly 014 XTorth IUU
Putli shed ertry Friday' ntt per annum
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liiou ai.ouiiuuo
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TlaJn and Taney Printing,
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NEW TYPE, NEW PRESSES,
SELECT MATERIAL
-AND-'
THE BEST WORKMEN,
AT THE
North State Office.
WITH ONE OP THE MOST COMPLETE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS
IN THE SOUTn.
WE WILL NOT BE EXCELLED
EITHER IN
Style, JDISPATCH
o it
FAIRNESS! OF TER3IS.
l PRINT 0T SHORT NOTICE,
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
POSTERS,
HANDBILLS
Business Cards,
VISITING CARDS, f , I
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J ALL KINDS OF
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THE-
Old North State Office.
MONTHLY MASONIC MAOAZKS.
53 Fayettevaie St., Raleigh, N. G. "
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Subecriptionj. . . -- .:;...f3,00
A Xrw Volume Commenced January 1, 1ML
Elegantly pritited npon very heavy white
paper, and neauy suiuneu ana iruunieu in
aeaatiful covers.
The keu-SUme is.endorsed and recommend
ed to the Fraternity at large by the Grand
Lodge Of Aorth Larouna, ana aeeniy. iwuug
the weight of this high eouipliwent, the pro
orietors will snare neither money nor exertio
to make the publication a mot, welcome visi
tor and euwiianion with aH good and two
Masons theie wives,
daughters, tu wluun
sisters, mothers and
tbe - same may eotne
giwUng. - - " " 7,
I5T Specimen number Sent to atJ Jrt of '
the ewntry npon application, j
WM. H. SMllii CV mousoers,
W, FayetteviUeSu Raleigh, N,C.
M-c.