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Dota Washing Machine H. C Browning,
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AN APPEAL.
We an- omler the ncraaity of appealing to
Iboae of our Mtrona who arc in rrrs for aob
cription to make payment at the earliest uoaai-
ble day. We mint hare tiro money or auspend
tbe publication of our (taper, for we cannot pub
liah it without the money lo pay for the paper
on which it la printed and our printer for print
ing it A number of our aulwcribcnt owe ua
amall sum, but the apgrerrale ia considerable,
and would relieve ua from temporary embar
rassments. The fnrinem have just threshed
good crops of wheat, and have line crop of oats
tad corn, and can easily pay lira liule minis
'they owe for their iicwpcr. We hope- they
'Rll promptly respond to this call.
Land Sai.es. We inviie attention to the
S. 8. Trott, adm'r. of Thomas To ld, derd.
THE WAK IK LUKOPK.
' ! - . J ' '
' - -srj ' asssssaaasV- ! i f1
The si tack upon Haarbrucken by the French
and their repulse was probably a amall a flair, as
th report says that the loss on the French aide
was twenty and on the Prussian aide eight men.
This despatch comes from Berlin via 1omhni.
The unit despatch speaks of rumored lighting
at Porbach, but glvaa no particulars. Bismarck
has left the Foreign Office in charge of Herr
Thilde ami taken the Held at the head of his
regiment of Cuirassiers. It ia aaid that the mi
eriorily of the French Chaaaepot rifle over the
Prussian needle-gun is on of toe results that
Ira been develoH-d. Mr. I iladstnnc thus statea
the policy of Kngland : "flrat; neutrality, and
second, prt aralions for the won." The move
meuls now going on presage an early battle.
Austria is aaid to be organising a powerful ar
my. A telegram from Paris says that the
French troo will remain in Home until Sep
tember. Other despatches from Vienna and
Paris represent that Austria has notified, orpro
posea to notify, tbe Poie that the concordat ia
ended, and has giveti bis sanction to the Italian
occupation of Home. Richmond Whig.
From the Raleigh Sentinel of 24th.
THE HABEAS CORPUS CASE.
Balk ton, July 27. 1870.
In Ike mat in of Adolphus O. Moon, ex
parte.
The counsel for the prisoner mora i
1. For au attach tneut to rule fo show cans
ag.rinst tl.c Governor for not making a suffi
cient return to the .writ of halieas orpea .
8. if tins writ or atiachuo-.it against the
0vmior ia not proper, then for a similar
writ or rule against Cot. George V. Kirk.
3. That the Marshal of the Supreme
Court be directed to proceed tin nier in h
the bodv of the prisoner before your honor.
O ' 1 1. morning. tW Ud h i net .. the Chief
Justice delivered his answer in writing, a
follows I
Ex Parte Moore.
The first motion is refused.
Tha t.'hief Justice of the Supreme Court
averages were 53c. 3d. on 1 4244 quarter.
The imports into the kingdom for thw week
ending July S were 008,8b cwta. wheal and
55,415 ewia. flour.
New Ikvcntion m Arms Tna Cha-
SKPUT NCBULB tiUN. HU I in WALL Hl-
riM. It becomes daily more evident that
not only France, but also Prussia, has for a
number of years silently but steadily made
the moat active preparations for the great
struggle Tor r.uroenn supremacy wlttoli has
ul now commenced between tlielu.
This is not only indicated by a thorough
re organisation of both the Kreneh and the
Herman agnie. but also by the atrenuous
efforts . f each to (produc e weapons more im
proved and of greater destrttctlveiiess than
possessed by the other.
It is claimed by the French that theCliaa
sepot is an imoruvsaneiit on the Ziiudnndcl
gewehr. and, as long as the latter served
tnecn aa model, they are probably all right
there. Besides that, they have introduced
into the r artillery service a light held piece,
a kind of revolving cannon, called the mi
tralleuse. said to be most effective against In
fantry and cavalry.
All of a sudden one hears, however, of
several new inventions quietly introduced by
Prussia, and first nmongst thorn a gun which
rau be tired twenty-tun times a minute with
ease, aud said to be a decided improvement
on both theZundiiadelgewehx and theChaa
seMt. Id entinietiou with this they have
au improved arntugeineut for currying 200
round of ammunition.
Th superior ity of this new gun becomes
at once self-evident, Inasmuch as the preaeut
needle-gun ran only be fired off about teK or
twelve time a mit ttte, aud soldier carries
only sixty round of ammunition.
It is. therefore, at least twice as effective
as their present style of needle-gun. nnd a
Draw -poker If do longer e-deird
arisloeratM gajn In Detroit.
After the late battle of Saflafltt old 00
e ai Von Moltk aaid to the Mug of I'rus
sia. "Tbla it a gloriou victOfJN your Mai
raty. Would to God it had Mto over the
Kreneh V
8PECIAL NOT1CB8.
)U. fU'lT'S CELEBBATB) EX PEC-
TOBANT N0MV8T1UV HOW IT ACTS
First it detaches from the Woehial or
-in J nil., k (he mucus or matter W hiclr.ni rn..
limes adheres to them with ths tenacity of
nine. Secondly. It mitigate Ue pain ami
remove thw'eoustrieiioii of the bronchial
tube aud mtisclea of the chest. Thirdly. It
rwai-ts the progres of ii.thimatsraj and assist
th- lung to throw off the irritating matter
which ace ii nullah s.
SINKING SMiWIT.
Diseases that progress rauidlBk a orirls arc
m. i the only ones to In- drcadaf. Canker or
drvrotdrs: net hlM a tieeM siirlrlr'nly a
rtruk of lighting, but unless gMstrd, H de
stroys h as certainly ; and in likapatiuer chrou
ic dr lilllty, altbuugh it ih es not kill with cwift-
uer-s oi yellow fever, is assure to asp the npiugn
of life eventually as nti iii itlaallnsai'S, if not
checked by invigorating medication. Tin re in
something ineipressly touching iu tin -1 . , . t.i
cle of iieinaiun- deciiv Kiurgwgr. pallor, r-in-tu'lsiioti,
dc prerodnii of spirits, and a distaste for
exertion, are its ordinary symatMis. and tfcey
should be promptly met ! tonic tntct nu n' -1
Tbe Lest Inrig ira-it an I exhilaiwBt thst cm be
ad mi hi -t c red in a case of this kiwi Is liosteter's
Stomach Hitter''. The stlgtol Jg principle of
the prepnriilioti roiixes the di r mailt ejieijjir h of
tho .system, ami the Ktreugluciling and regulat
ing properties git a a JssnasMBji M healiliftil
IiiiuIm to the vital fin'ce.t thus oriiiight into
play. The failing appetite Is re-awsken. d the
nrocossof digtutiiin and assiuiilaticn ant quiuk-
.nut llu. f.l...tll- ... l... I, I I, .1...
nunrir i iiiriu , r secietious uooouio more nal rna'.aoU evt ry orgnu
tO ttio nollll-lllliellt ! lire S ill
Cider Mills k Cotton Gins.
SEND to MITCHELL, ALLEN ft
00.. New!, N. C, (or Circular
July V'.): In.
UNITED STATES DISTKR T CDl'BT.
cmaxoi or ii ir
Notice is hereby given that the iH'i ial term
of the United States HUtrict Court will com-
mence in Salisbi ky on the Skl.ind Monday has no power uuiler the habea corpus act ' ages for the defence of the walls ami turrets 1 1 injure. Such isthe uniform testimony of
..r. er i n. Hsrest of the J,,vein..r i,I ; ri. or cas' n-s anu inner i. .ri im-ai ions. mi auuM-m aw.
riitterrr been more marked and striking than in
those ekaracterired hy (rcnaral debility aud ner
vous prostration. Ladies i. fleeted wl'h these
ailments find in this most wholesome of all tr.n
ies and corrective the tafet and sorest menus
of relief, it is strong to restore and powerless
Root Mrhool.
ror the Cabinet Organ.
Containing- Pnwreasive Laasons, Studiaa, and
Scales; Sengs, Duels, Trios, and (Quartets ; Vol
Uri . Interlude, and Becrealivo pieces, for
th lar!or and Choir.
A work of established tx.nulnriiv. Annual
sale 12,000.
Bv OBOROE F. HOC
Frio $150. Sent pust-ieid on receipt of
prtoe.
Olivsb Dtrao A Co.. Boston
0 B. DlTaoli A Co., New York tOM
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE !
I WILL SELL FOll CASH, at the
Court Houe in
MOCK8VIU.E, DAVIE CO., N. C,
on th 4th day of OCTOBER, bei g Tues
day first week Superior Court, the well
know u
Count. M I. PROPERTY,
which is one of the beat eountry tand fur
Mcrchatidikiug in Western N.t .. In-ing situ
ated 23 miles from Salisbury, on the Wilkee
boro' Bond. IB mile from Statesville, In a
flue neighborhood, with a good
Two-Story Storehouse,
with all necessary Warehouse for a general
trade. Also, good
Wilmington N. Carolina
LIFE INSURANCE OO.
Authorised Capital fU. 000 000
OFFICERS:
John lawson. ,
II. f. Orady
Ale. Johnson, Jr as
Br. K. A Anderao t
W. A. Wright sod U, al. St.
Hon i;iihur Wright C.
Kcv. U. P. Mara:.
.. j.... President
..Vic President.
. Secretary,
Medical Director
luiaH . A Horn. ) .
asiiltiug Acluurv.
nipei t ialng Ag't
THIS COMPANY. BOW THOBOUUIILY
i-.tsbluh4. kas mat iUi Uit aiosl anprseedented
aurceas dating lire few weeks aiaee It. eoataraiKed
"i erstioa. lie egeats are sUadlij regaged lu an
ur live sad most latUriag isimiful canvass. -They
art rseetviag pulicatlons nn.tsi.th . and
tbeiomaaayls
1SSUINO
anviiegr ot t
At a m erring; of the board of I
ers for the Town of Salisbury, held this day,
June 28th, 1870, the following ordiuauoeua
passed :
ftetolved. That on every beef, muttoo, hog,
hoat, goat, veal aud lamb cut up aud sold
within the Corpoiat limits of the town, ei
ther in Mark'. House or on the street, th
following tax be conjid hy the Town Tax
Collector :
On every Beef,
Hog,
" Sheet.
" " kfutlou,
' " Goat,
" . Veal.
Lamb,
t
35
80 ,
10
10
0 M
10
1 he above ordinance will be strictly cn-
force.1. JOHN F. MOOSE, C B.C.
July 8:1m.
MEVEBY DAY.
availing themselves of Ore
A Home Company,
manufactured ami is ready to be distributed :
rlt.il eniitrili.rt
am. uir the army. Another new invention of undereoes salutary clianee. !r these
Ismt sales advt rtKcrl in nrrr rnr thia wfrfc-try f-.twnre-m trf The- writ wires e bias e krrieg U bU.h the. I'l uaiiaua avem to lhi,uk ""'t ( TTl' "f? i"1 "''J Out ii.msesv U il.M.. -m1 tlrcWrds. ihI
K'llrl rrl nea'V alllt Very large me w no a lurr nr. rrnu.n n.Mi i.ii irrvrrnu. ill no cirins
cast-steel barrel four and a half feet long, "f dtee has the l.ei,ihceiit,.peri. n of the
and mounted on two light wheel very much
like a piece of artillery.
It is named the wall buechse. or wall rifie,
probably because a similar very heavy and
iona rifie haa been in use during the middle
DWELLING HOUSE,
koine Two or Three Hundred Acre of very
Iu Jt
ia August, 1K70, instead of tho first .Monday, as
heretofore advertised in the Si ...... ..
This clmnge is necessary from the fact thai
the 2nd Monday was the day designated at the
last term, and all recognisances taken for ap
pearance on that day.
Parties, witm-se-, and jurors will fake notice
of the change ami govern themselves accordingly.
GEO. V. BHOOKS,
July 20th, 1870. 17. Uittrirt Judge.
Relioious Xotics. We are requested
to give not ice that on next Sunday morning
the eer vie' usual on the 1st Sunday in the
mouth may be expected at tbe Episcopal
Church in this city.
ioveruor ol
r th.
Torrrt'Rix Prisoners.: We received a
telegram Siiturdil statrTig that Kirk's men
had buug a Mr. Patton, of Alamance, three
times to extort con fes iotis from him in re- '
t sr.. trt..w a r,... ' eeedfd to the camp ..fed Kirk, ami infiirin
, , J, el Mm of the Writ, and that Col. Kirk re-
Alamavee eonhrtns the Ms-gram. I he per- lM r,.rf, atlj refu8rtl t0 deliver the
petrator of this out age is one llurgiii. Kirk's body of the petitioner
to
State.
' The second motion is refused.
It has been adjudicated by me, that Col.
Kirk had a justrttarnV excuse, his orders hav
ing heeu avowed by the Governor.
The third motion is refused.
It would be an idle form to rt quire the
Marshal to go to the camp of Col. Kirk and
make a demand, as the Governor haa taken
upon himself the responsibility of declining
to produce the body of the petitioner. In
Story's case 10 Johnson. 238, Chaucellnr
Kent on the return of a wri' of haheat corpus
directed to General Lewis, held the return.
'The party is not in my custody" to be in
suflicient, it should have been, "the party is
not in my custody or under my control"
The custody of a subordinate ' the custody
of the superior.
The petitioner, if it will serve his pnrpoae
of lypplung to the Chief Justice of the Su
preme onrt of the IT. S. for a writ of habe
as corpus, as suggested hy his counsel, may
fake, the fact to be, that the Marshal nro-
subordinate. lie aci owierig. ri to the gen
tleman, net only that he had hung Patton,
to makerhtm confess, hnt that hr? trait iTting;
up sevrjl others of tlit., arrested, by the
thumbs, for the sain.- purpose.
There Is no doubt of the truth of those
statements. They ate stiWnutiated hy nam
b rs of peisous who witnessed them; aud
further. Burgin boasted ot his acts, saying,
that "whan merely nrrestt'd they would tell
nothing, but when he put the rope aroand
their necke,or sw ung them up by the thumbs.
they will coufess."
And these things are prmticgrj on a od
less people by law less desperadoes, by order
of tbe Chief Executive of the !t:te, and all
red1 ess of the sacred w rit of habeas corpus
denied ! Ami this too we must endure or
resistance will be visited with the vengeance
of the Governor, "backed by the Presideut,"
the elections defeated and ll.ul..! rule fas
tened on ua indefinitely. We!U may the
Lord help the State and people. Sentinel.
The Salem Press has the following : Two de-
sertera they claimed lo be deserters from
Kirk's urmy, appeared at Kerticrsvilte on Mon
day last, during the discussion, ami next day
they panned our oliice in Salem on their way
home. They said they had been deceived by
Col. Kirk and led lo believe that an insurrec
tion actually existed in Xorth Carolina, Lot
they had discovered it was all false, and they
did not intend to help arrest innocent white
men just for political purposes. The men, who ha eommencetT in Kent, With fairer pros
were in partial uniform, are from Buncombe
county.
Correspondence of the Wilmington Star.
Catawba Statio. N. C, July 85.
The people oi the East may expect glori
ous result from the West-, Stand finu. we
are moving the great Juggernaut of Bndical-
istn. we are Lonserraticen. uur I own
ahip, county. Senatorial ami Congresaioual
aflairs are alt Cii)swnalie Glorious eoan
ty land of Peace aud Beformaud the moth
er of Conservatism. The Statesville Amer
ican. North State and Charlotte Democrat,
of this District, have taught their people
wisdom, and the people now enjoy it. Con
tinue your course. Mr. Star, the people are
are with you. you will yet breathe the air of
true conservatism.
The Western N. C. Bail road has reached
Marion, the eoiinfy seat of McDowell, aud
the train will be runuiug there iu a few
days. The President, J. J. Molt, itiforms ns
that iron sufficient to lay the track to the
mountains haa been purchased, and track
laying will eontinue wet until the moun
tain are. reached. The wftrk on the Bond
ia mo viui: better than ever Before." We nev
eriaw better prospects for corn than we have
this year. This is uot exaggeration. Splen
did season, and if nothing happen we ex
pect an unprecedented yield, larger than for
many year.
The Blackberry crop is giast. some tatn-
R. M. Pearson,
Ch..I. S. C
It will bttJ-etnemered that the writjehieh
was issued by the Chiel Justice, after the
ftovernor haw tnarh' his n-ittrn to. the writ of
ha?a corpm was as (0o ws :
To David A- Wicker, Marsha' of the Su
preme Court :
You are her by comn andril in the name
of the State of North Carolina, forthwith to
bring Adolphus ii. Moore, wherever to be
found, before me, Bichinoni M Pearson,
hief Jnttttfe of the" Supmiie Comt. in the
city of Baleigh. Herein fail not. Have
therein this writ and make due return.
Richmond M. pBAKamw.
'Chief Justice Suprcii.e (. r.r.rt.
Baleigh. July 3tlth. lr-711.
Instructions. You will wait ttimn his Ex-
cellegcv. the Governor, ex .ibit to him this
writ, and a copy of the opinion in "Moore's
case" and make return to me.
R M. Pearson.
C J. S. C.
This writ was issued after the Chief Jus
tice had delivered his opinion declaring that
by the c nstitution, tie Governor had no
right to suspend the privilege of the writ of
habeas corpus ami that it was not suspended.
aud the writ above named commanded the
Marshal to bring the body of Moore before
him, but t first serve it on the Governor.
of rasles and other fortifications. This wall
rifle ha been .distributed extensively among
the infantry, every bat aliou of wbieh has
nw a number of them. It is aimed and
tired off by a soldier kueeling behind it and
catching the recoil, in order to steady the
aim by mean of a paded cushion or saddle.
The distance nt which this new gnu can ies
is very great, the same s that i f the heavi
est artillery. It shoots with great precision,
and seems to be more particularly destined
to lie used against the eneinv's artillery for
the killing of-the men serving the guns, their
horses, and tin en plosion of ammnitios
chests, although it may also be used against
infantry and cavalry.
The projertije is two and a half inches
long, of cast-iron, hollow, and tilled with a
highly-explosive sulsvauce. It explodes,
however, only wheti it strikes with its point.
which i furnished with a slightly projecting
knob pressing a needle into the charge, and
thus causing an immediate expl sion.
Besides these new inventions numerous
improvements havd been introduced, partic
nOTtyhiThe" artillery of both nations, and
mosl of them of of such a destructivenesa to
li'e aud limb that this war will probably be
come the bloodiest on record.
FOREIGN GRITS' TR DE.
The Mark Lne Erprea says t . -
The past week has been characterised by
a renewal of tropical heat, with light show
ers. All vegetation has. therefore, been
forced at a great rate, and the cutting of oats
Enhi.ani) ani the War ra Eitrope
Russia ani the Uniteu States the
Powers of the Future. In urging that
every effort should be made for the mainte
nance of peace, we are- moved more by mor
al considerations than by those i f traditional
Etiropeau policy. II V may saiy at once that
care very little about tlte balance of pow
er, which, within the las' two or three year,
has significantly disappeared from the pre
amble to the mutiny act. A war between
t'rauce and Prussia would be a warfor The
left hank of the Rhine, and would no doubt
be fought out Until the capacity of the oneto
conquer or of the other to defend that debat
JleJaMl was fully decided. The military
result ofT such a war would effect us but lit
tle. I he time has passed when it could mat
ter to England whether any Western Power
pos-essed a few square miles more or less, or
the command of this or that fortress. Since
the last settlement of Europe. States have
come to maturity in the world which threat
en to dwarf the ordinal members of the Eu
ropean system.
Russia and the United States are the Pow
ers which the next general nil wi 1 look upon
as thiiir8t fomititirbte. Moreover, the in
terest aud attetitiott ot Ettghttttl are chit-fry
concerned with her own growing colotites
and with the vast populations of Asia. The:
result of a FranorPrussian war is of little
moment to us politically, but we have an in
terest, iu common with the whole of Europe,
that the two most advanced nations of the
continent should nut plunge luto a contest.
I the effect of which maybe to divide then for
a generation by an enduring hatred. How
much the real strength of civilization may
lose by such a c.oiivnTsinu it is impossible to
foretell. We rau only he certain that the
importance of West m Europe, the principal
field of human progress, will be diminished
perhaps permanently, by a fratricidal st ri e
London -times.
CUUl.KBA "!
The following totter is from Mr. Woodward
ot Mt. uiuis, to J. .V Hams, Kita , of .V
London, ( '..nil. Mr. U . is a gi oilman of high
rcsectomiitv, aim miring tin- prevalence ol th
cholera in St. Louis, watcl ed the result of the
application of the Pain h iltrr fur this disease
ana bis testimony ran tie relied npon w ith th
ul most confidence:
I1' a it Sir ; You recolle t then I saw yon
in Jauuary last, my exprcasingto yea mv most
smi'.rii;. xpecintions that I) A VIS' PA I KIL-
l.i.i; u-otild haveatreinendrriis ale in the west
this season, and uir autn ii.atians have been
more than realised, and the testimony of thourf
and who have used it has been they would not
ba willing to go to bed at night wit hoot it i
the house.
On the appearance of the eh.. I ts in this city,
such was the oonMaace iu the Pain Killer as a
reuu'dy, that m my who pnrctased it remarked
lo me that they bad no h at- nr dread of th
cholera as long as ther bail re Pain Killer liy
them, and hundreds took it Ikily as a prevent
ative, for no person can harda derangement of
tncimwcis praiaiTnnr'.i tt trie two mis medicine
This was the security aiideoniience of hundreds
aeqniauted with it, and wheiitbcir friends were
attacked w ith the Cholera ta-v would u iuimp
ter the remedy in targe quaitaties, and in every
case when it has been takanlin stir of the first
statics of this disease, it has pre veil stucesef'til.
I consider it an infallible jtmody. 1 have
uot heard of any individual fit any family who
used the Pain KHler when afickud but speedi
ly, recovered.. '
The clerk informed me tln he administer
ed tt to persons when cold er Ji the cramps, and
it euvc imediatu relief, but sti it should be giv
en quickly, for when Uic ilsoliarg of "rice
water" has began, the hope uf life bas fled
Milium mi disease incke Us ikpcarai.ee among
you. an all proljabttttv it wiA tie not iihtrmeil;
you aaaell others there tare 'he remedy, and.1
.in iiWltut ifth "Pain Killer is it.-ci!. not
-ingldTIeiith by Cholera Will .enrin your city
Bespeetfullr vnnrs,
A-T. Vi'OODWAKD
nr'The Pain Killer is sold hy all dealers in
r.untly Medicines. An.' & Im
pec s of a crop than oure expected. A new
growth has commenced. iu the meadows, and
should ihe showers become plenteous, some
compensation wiil be made for the light bay
crop. In southern France and Italy, uew
samples of wheat, of fine quality, have ap
Den red. but without nnutiuuuce; limeeu, u is
in the srrathVehiefty that the rletiinenry of ;cute(j 0y a jgaggiah rhymer to his favorite
tins srain is lo tie extiecil. nam nas ueen
In view or the energet ie- triaugliter of the
Jogs in Klchmond by contract, the following
lines will uot be inappropriate, ltwasded-
. . a . n II II lilt" ll
pleutllul in l ; i many, riottatt'i, neigium ami .
Hungary, and the pr spects of a g
Uie make $75 to ltJ IriAtahia t rat ahme mer year
& . L I. .... I I.,, . i' cii i 1
in a year, enough to jay their tax aud bay
sugar aud eoBe. -
W
William Patton desires us to statt on his au
thority, that. he was not hung up nor hurt by
Col. Kirk, his officers, or men while in custody
Standard.
' The Washington .S7rr ays the qiiidniinea
have finally settled that the Attorney Uen-
ral name is prom. unci d A t ir.au, and
not Ak-er-tnau.
i I
Tbe London TVatrs eloquently deplored
the death of M. Prevost I'aradol, landing hi
gifts, grace-, energy, treasures of knowledge
and thought, his mastery of the English
tugiim institutions, etc.
h! iratli-
eriug in the latter country nave tirtgutened.
The southern Statea of America will also
soon have new corn, and at San Francisco
about an average result Is rcclCbned on. Ollr
owu crops ot all Kinds are Hastening on a
pace, and, should the sultry weather contin
ue, the gathering will be almost simultane
ous. Paris, has fluctuated in the value of
flour, and ha 'lately reported some advance,
though not in wheat; but at Marseilles there
has been a slight improvement, while most
country markets rote a decline. The state
of the weather and foreign markets have
brought more du"u s? int the wheat trade
here, and though some places res st any de
cline, others have accepted latis. less money,
leaving the average reduction for the week
about IsT " "Ptillwith stocks' everywhere re
duced and the English market relatively
cheaper than most places in Europe, it is
not to be expected that we shall give way'
seriously, and the late advance of Ills, has
been not upon a high, bat very low price,
only bringing u to about the average of for-
pJipy f
"till, the pup, ihe beautiful pup !
Drinking Ibis njjlkfrom ji (Jiinaj
Gamboling around so frisky and free,
First kmtwing a bone, .then biting a flea;
Jumping,
fjTunnlng. .
After the pony ; I
Beautiful pup you wiil soon be bologna V
TIJI 13 IS MOXei'!
Gold Watches, .-tiffeuud Huntine Cased
Full Jeweled, Levers at )3A to 140
Aluminous Gold Bucting Cased, Pull
Jcweir-d Levers, (Gents or Ladies) at 920
Oroide Gold, Uoiibie Extra Be
lined. dt ffZO
Coin Silver, BuntiugCased.
17. 20. to (IS each.
BEAD DESCKll'TltiA Of l'Kli liy).
?? "! eh"fi' tomti. ht (jeaauie 1. oaral
i.riui, (.triieiifU or tilled hacks.) limiting . uses, with
best till .rewcted -fcrver Moveaiieiita Ladies' or
Ments snr.es at only 95 each.
OUR EXTItAiNE QUALITY.
hitttrteen carat UeM Lupine Turned, hontlntt
cased, best I in j i-.tr. Swiss and A inerican Movements
Mil JeiwleU Utters not surpassed at any price
peneciiy reKuialcd and iirlin-le.l Jtaiiruad t.iaers
tin- veespsM v atck in ijie Uuridat only 40 each.
r.-.i tire i . I'.tr.iit'.l
SOLID IIEFJXKD ALUMIN0U8
UOI.P. unsnrp4 for beaut, eual in appear
ancetu l ine Hold, latliiit rased. Pull Jeweled
Lever Ladies' ad Gents' Sizes at 130 each.
fiiese VVaches have obtained a ureal rci.utation.an
the only perfect imitation of tiold ever produced.
and will stand any climate, being made entire of
solid itlumineirs oiuv they never tsrnish. The
wnrtis are tlrffTiest m mo and every tratco wriirrlit
ed for time. 1'hh k 130 each. nil tl. Kltra Kir.n
r or
D0U0LR i xi i: a HEi'lXKD (improved) 0BO
id OOLU WA'lOHEt).
Hunting cased. Full Jeweled Lever Works, eqnalin
ii.nearaiire and for tin. e to Cold Watches, at Only
f IS. The Rouble Kxtra KeHned, I9S each .
il.sn Viire I ola Silver Hunting OtsSd. Cylinder
Watches, at 17. Eall Jaweltd Uvsis stra line
9W American Straight L.'ne Lever or Duplex
5. t'.o .. .
Should the-rain, so long withheld, descend
in abundance when the crops are cut. there
is ample room firr a further rise of His.,
without quotations becoming oppressive.
Our anticipations that ."New lorn would be
the firsj pi 'ee to aceommodate price to the
English market hve already b.-en realiied,
asNo. 2 wheat has been off-red by telegram
thence at 4'Js. !d. c f. i. ert801bs. France
I has again appeared as nstHlier for oats.
ami there is no uouoi iiiai; me crop iu iiiai
aodntry and in this will be very deficient.
The arrivals off the cosst since July t'were
53 cargoes, of which 22 cargoes were wheat.
2t maiie. 6 barley. I rye. 3 oats. The sales
English wheat noted last week were 4tt.-
3G2 quarters, at las. fod.. against sn.dan
quarters, at 40s. v., iu 15. me ionaon
SALISBURY MARKETS
AUO ft. 1870.
SRrOKTED BV J. A. MCC0NN Al OBST. GKOt'K .
BIO VU
33 to 3H
I 30 to I 36
1 3o to I i
lb to U0
30 lo 3d
96 to 00
17 to J8
I .75 to 1 W
ie to is
40 to 60
3.00 to 3.36
131.00
0 to 83
to
to
ve
18 to
9 to
63 to
30 to
6 to
8t9
6 lo
Bacon, per pound,
Coffee, per pound.
Corn. per bush, ol 66 lbs. ,
Heal, busb. 46 '
Copperas, per ponnd.
Caudles. Tallow.
, " Adamanline,"
Cotton, per ponnd,
, -Yam.'tr1uiieti,'
Eggs, per dozen,
feathers, per pound,
Pioar, per sack.
Pish, Mackeral, ' . I.
" " S.
AliMO OOLU VBtW' Ht
Latest and wir.st costly styles? n.r. k unit double
thick rolled plated IH Carat llohj, at 6. Pi. till,
and SlSeach., La.lre' i.rt . ' "L lias, heavy roll
ed, plated, at 8 dltlsud $13. Lao Kleganl Oroide
Cold Chains tin I,ml rr Cents, from 10 to 40
inches Ion, at $3. 4 $6 and pi each, sent with
Watches at lowest wholesale rieei -
yo MONEY REQUIRED IN ADVANCE
li ( Is Kent by Express on raspoaalble orders,
payable at'Kzpress Ufilce on delivery. Places where
no Kx press mns. Coods will be sent stear risk by
mall, a Registered Package, by sendiagtash in ad
vance. An Agent tending for Fire Wntchts,gets an Ex
tra Watrh free, the same rwltoe.
- AH- Oooth yney be -opetead- antl-exnrnrn
ed in Kx press liefnie paid for. on I psjsssat or Kx
press'chartes only, and if not satisfactory, returned
ALL ton. .Is warranted, will be taken back and i X
chanjred or money refSnde-drif not sati4cjojty,
MtatA iiescription ao pnrv i froous oesucd, and
fruit, dried, pp!es pealed.
" unp'ld,
" Pes-hes. pealct,
V " " npea!ed.
Leather, upper, per jwund,
" ' sole, f
Iron, bar; " "
". castings, "
Nails, cat. '
Molasses, sortrhum . per s
nestinrtia, '
63 m p. '
Onions, per bnshel.
Pork. per ponnd.
potaitoes. Jrish. per buahel.
" "sSweet. t-
Clarlflerf
" Crushed Pulverised ...
Salt. coast. per seek, ...
" Liverpool, ' --v.-
" .Table.
Tobacco. Leaf. pr ponnd. ...
" Msnufai-tiired.
" Smoking,
I
IS
76
I
in
7
60
80 to 70
1.00 to 1.90
SO to Tr
ill to 12
75-to 1.00
I 0-to- 00
T3 to TS
16 to IS
30 lo 3ft
9.3-i lo9.40
3.66to3.7
6.60 toS.OO
Hto 10
- SS to 1 .66
40
TOBACCO LAND,
and is, upon the whole, one of the most de
sirable place in the eountry.
Any one wishing to examine the Property
dec., will please call on J. W. GRAY, or the
Messrs. sTf-MPdONS; -who are now in bn
iness at tl..it place; aud for further particu
lars, address lire at Kagle Mills, Iredell Co..
H.C. T. . L'OUl'KU.
July 22 29:1 lw.
Valuable Town Property for
SALE.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
the Superior (.'onrt of Jiowan Countv, made al
Spring Term, 1N70, in the case of Virginia O.
W bitcbead against Marcellus Whitehead and
others, 1 will oiler for sale, at I'ublic Auction at
the I ourt Ilouc door in the town of .Salisbury,
on Saturday tbe 20th day of August next, at 12
o'chaek, M., the following property, vis: The
House ami IM on the corner of hulton and
Council Streets, in the Ureal North Spiare of
tlte I own, containing three acres, more or less,
being the same property whereon Dr. .Marcellus
11' 1 1 I '3 . I ( M J 1 t
n niiencau now lives, terms iasn.
A. JITISON MASON,
July 22, 1800. 2:4t Coatuiaaioncr.
sad are iu-USd l tberr r pe, t.liori. etll- I.eneAlj.
to be naliavd Irom a rrtei.tiun .1 1!.. . ruuiiet .. 1
lioaie for tbe bear ill ul Hone pon.
The Capital Stock
I rapidly increasing b) ooastaaUubarripUona and
U . .1,1,1 altar with mm heayera. The dividends
IS stVw years will make the lavestaicnt more than
dciirablc.
IN THE 'WXIVMXlVaVOir tirE'
thk iin.icim
ARE ALL PARTICIPATING,
and Bolicy-holdriasbare (be diviaVad. ami are en
titled to the participating privilege without the re
sssnsibllltt ol tbe eibtual plait. Oar JBBOple can
sot be too fully iirfprtaaed -with 111 Sdrfntspcn or
iosnring in Ibis
Home Institution
wbieh ureniiseaaa merh of present and future rood.
lis onward mar?k has begun with every assurance
"f final triumph and tbe 'nereis of atrenrth in Its
pnirrea. Let us have done now an. I f n vet silli
-ewlwewe VaWwe-isr eeriytftv nite Tlnfife 'Sf lens .t
for the eurii'lilrti-i.t nf nllutn. an. I ilairiniiij. that I
henci-f.il r. I nr wiix reaiii it st kouir for the
la oetlt of the Community and Mat.-.
TllUrl. II. (IKAVKS,
t.'en'l Ag't, 4th Juflh.ial OUtrlct,
Jalyltlm Salisbury. M. 0.
"beyond doubt
The Connecticut Mutual
IS THE, STR 0KG E8T
LIFE
Jnaurance Compg
sp.HKLi(i mm mm,
CATAWBA COUNTY. N. C.
THIS eelebruted a'alering place, formerly'
called North Carolina Whits hull. bur
Springs, will he opeu for visitor oa Wed
nesday, tlte 1st day of June.
HeifeK situated iu the North eaters part
of the State, in a section remarkable for its
dclU fitful r lim.-rte. beauty nnd healthiness,
these, l.. tether with the virtue ot the water,
make it one of the moat desirable Watering
Places lo be tound.
THE MINERAL WATERS OP THESE
3irin; are. the White and UlueSu'phur.and
Chalyeheate. or Iron, and they posses nil the
b nest (pialitie ol these watera. and are sover
eign teuiediesforall Female disease, diseas
es of long standing, diseases of th liver, how-
els, totnaclJ. kidneys, Hulmouary disease,
Eruptiou of the skin, .scrofula. Weakness,
Debility. Iyppsia. Ithetitnatiam, Ac. Ac.
From the numerous wonderful cures that
have coins immediately under my own obser
vation within the teat four years (hj the- use
of these water) I am sat is tied that this ia th
xxo
Cjvj WORZjO.
NO HUMBUG !
WE ARE SELLING !
I AM A CANDIDATE in the field and
what do you suppose it is for f Why. tp sell
BACON, LARD, EGGS,
iu TTi;i;. rn i:i:sk,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, StC,
and in fact T expect my ftore to he the verj
best establishment in tnis City. Wii second
rate Store, but one that will cotnmaud trade)
You know my place. .
H. M. KIMHALL.
Jenkins' Corker, next Door to the Post
Office. Salisbury. N. C. i29:lm
NORTH CAROLINA, f In tbe Superior
Cinrwni i. COL'XXV. A Court. , ,
M. A. Befuhardt, Executor of Henry Smith.
dec d.
against
Lewis S. Hartley imd wife Clarrlssa. D. W.
l'ressnell and wife hltzaheth. Maria Hr.ys,
Rufus Smit'i, Ephriam Smith. Willis Stan
ly and wife Selena, John Moore and wife
Emily. W. W. Bamessand wife Caroline,
Marcus Smith, Marion Smith. Phillip W.
Harm s. Hardie llarues and Ida Karnes.
To Ephriam Smith, William Stanly and wife
Selena John MoO'eaud wile Emily, u .11
ttatasident defendants iathe above entiled pm-
ceeritug:
You are hereby notified that summonses iu
the above entitled proceeding have issued
against you, and the compmiut therein was
tiled iu the office of ihe Clerk of the Superior
Court of Caldwell county, on the 11th day
July, A. D lt70.
1 on are iurfher notified that the .sum
mons in this proceeding is returnable to
tberffiwrloT the Clerk of the Superior
Court of the said County 011 the 1st day
of September next, when and where you
re required lo appeur and answer the
complaint in default whereof the plain-
lfTTrilr apply to the Court tor tin
Acquired Capital over $Bfi0Qfi00
ltatio of expenses to total receipts in H1, only
r.tw per cunt.
Its ratio of Assets to Liabilities, as measured
by the New York Legal Standard, is frLV.JiOner
S00; and it grants all desirable forms of Insnr
auce npon strictly equitable tertus, "and at tbe
cheapest attainable rates of cost.
B. n.'WAlT, Oen. Ageut,
Aprl ly Office. Kalcih. S.C.
J NO. A. ISRADSHA W, Agent, Salisbury
BARBEE S HOTEL,
ii li . II POINT, N. C.
Opposite railroad depot.
Ten paces from where the Cars stop.
y the salubrious character of any water thai
Hows from the earth, and ti e ine.in iual qual
ities of the sit me are uot excelled.
Our rooms, in both coiagea and other
buildings, are large and pleasant ; cottage
contain 1 1. x from two to six rooms each, sort
able for large or small families. Many rooms
having been already applied for, arrange
ments will he mad to accommodate a large
number of visitors, and it is to be hoped that
our Southern people will patronise th
Sparkling; Catawba, which ought to be ths
pride of North Caroliua.a well as the South,
tor no watering place can offer greater in
ducements for either health or pleasure.
The liar wflj be supplied with choice liq
uors aud aeirar. Good Ten nin A I leva
Billiard Tables, one of which will be of ths
moat approved style.
GOOD BATH HOUSES,
for Pool, Plunge or Shower Baths, and Sul
phur Baths, hot or cold.
A GOOD BAND OF MUSIC,
six or more performers, has been engaged
for the season, and a good Physician perma
nently located for the benefit of invalids. who
will have good attention.
The Spsrkling Catawba this season will
be under the management of Mr. JOHN L.
EUBANK, (who, for tbe last three Tears,
has beeu mauager at the Healing Springs in
Virgjitiai-ssrasaiatod by Aire. -M.A, WREN-,
Best of porters In attendance at sll trains.
Mail Mattes for Sa'euiiflhve that kuin dlUy..
I'..- dispatched tp any point at short notice
by private conveyance.
Cratefnl fur tliB.liheral patronntrs of the past we
trope by strict attention to the w ants of our gnestsl
WM. (i. Il.tltBEK,
Jan. 7, 1870 Itf Proprietor.
IOTIt:E.
HAVING OBTAINED AN ORDER
from tne Superior Court of Davie County at Spring
Term 1870. 1 will efitr for sale in Kulton, 011 the
13th day of Aujratt next, ll the lands belonging to
the nutate jf A. il. I lanes, osc'd viri
ons Tract of about 400 acres, tying oil the Vadkin
River, in and arouid Kulton, on which there is a
good Tan Yard, Two (Suod Dwelling Houses, a
Spleudid Ilouble Ham. and other out bonsea. This
tract will be divided to suit purchasers, (tne Tract
of 310 acres lying on Dutchman I'rrek, snbject to
widow's dower, auto. One interest or sixteenth
part of the Kultin Ferry landing aud boat.
Parties w ishing to purcltsse csn call on the Ad
ministrator st Fultot.aiid view the premises.
Terms will be made known on the dsv oina'e.
This June 16, 1870. S. J. HA KM,
Administrator.
and visitor may rely upon finding a good
tauie.
The cars, on the Western and Morgan ton
Railroad, leave Salisbury every morning,
Sundays excepted, for Hickory Station, the
Syflugs Depot, where hacks with good dri
Yjpfs will be ready to take passengers to ths
Springs; a distance of six' miles, over a
beautiful, well shaded road.
A aood LAUNDRY connected wl.h th
Springs ' and waehiog done at reasonable
BOARD.
For four weeks. 4S. Per Week, $15.
Per Day, $9. Children under ten years of
age and- colored servants half price. No
charge for infants, or chjldren under two
years of age. Reasottable deductions made
for large families ho Soetid the season.
Ticket at reduced ratesor return tickets,
can be had on the differenrRailroads to ths
Sparkling Catawba.
J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO..
Spaklinjr Catawba Springs, Catawha co..
1 1 lO 1 .1 A
iirrrro.ru, icu. )t
N. C,
O00DS GOING DOWN !
GOODS 6K)ING DOWN ! !
ie re-
it f (ir mandr il in the comiii.iiot
VJRtesf, K. K. i altt'fieltl, Clerk of
lis Superior Court in Lenoir, the "I
day-of Jnly, A. D., 1870.
K. It. WAKEFIELD, C. s. C.
30:6w-pr. feelO.J
I'L jts.Mii drove Academy.
Pleasant Grove, Davit Co-, if. C,
THE EIOHTII SESSION OF this
School iregiusou the Utol Augvst and continue 30
Cou'se: English. Classical and Mathematical.
Terms : Tuition from 18 to $10 per session.
Kuan! from 18 to per month.'
We invite the attention of parent and guardians
to this school; and assure them that pupils entrust
ed to aw cw will be thomnghly snd practically
prepared either for t'ollcpe or tl.c active duties of
lite My sddrcss,
Pi.EASA.irT CItOVK, IiivisCo., N. C.
W. J. ELLIS,
July 7th, 1877. , Principal.
Catawba English and Classical
HlCiB eiC BOOL.
NEWTON, N, 0.
srlilress all orders fo
Tbe B a trie Watch Co.,
apr29-3m " . 148 Fulton, St., N.
r. w. toppi sc co.,
Pi oduco Commission Merchants,
342 Greenwich Sired, Aew York:
RECEIVERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SoatUara and Northern Prodortion, suck aaTohtc
ce. Wool. Hops. Hides. Skins, furs. Fiaahiirj, Hemp.
Rags, Beeswax. OieeSand Urird Fruits, Beans.
Pesa, See, Floor, Grain. Pork, Beef, Vtnfso.
I'oultry, Batter, rbeese. Kggs. Lard, Tallow. High
wines. Ac, Ac. Ot&long Cli lenee IB fkt Com
n fsaion business ensbtes sto sell goes without
delay for the highest BMrket price. Markiag plates
and circelars sent ott"T4catron . CMSSSjsiien for
selling prode.ee 6 per real: wsl.e.ttnereent
LQXSIGNJfENlS SOLICITED.
JefreVtCT. ' 1 -J
TO PHYSICIANS.
CHLORAL HYPBAT. OB HVWIATB OF
CHU)RAL.
Ah entirely newliir most invaluable ANO-
DYNK ninLHYPNOTIC, producing with cer
tainty and promptness, and without the least un
pleasant cflect, either during, or after,, its admin
istration, not only complete relief from all pain,
hut hours of perfectly natural and refreshing
sleep Indeed it is one of the most invaluable
boons yet vouchsafed to suffering humanity.
Although a comparatively new- Hunt; in this
countrv, it has been, ami still is, very extensive
ly used in the Northern cities superceding al
most entirely, everv other meiiicine hitherto
nuAfl rVin iiimi lar m.rrmm (In tile continent nf
Ennine. wnere'ffrat 'alscoV'red If lias ticcli ' s'ub t nt
jected to the most careful examination and
scrutiny, by the most eminent Physicians, in or
der to ascertain the Therajieutical value ; and
the result has been, its universal adoption, as a
remedy of inestimable valoe. J
It may be had uucwpihined, but the suliscri
ber put it Up in a coenient and very pleasant
form for use, with instructions as to its adminis
tration, Ac.
A considerable supply just received at
L. SILL'S Drug Store,
July 22:2t Salisbury.
rnilE 10th SESSIllXoi Uiis lustitution will
X begin on the 3d Monday n July I WO j
.Students will Iinu snuauie eiassr s aim agreea
ble classmate in almost any branch of a busi
ness education, and in a Classical nr Mathemat
ical course in Junior year in College.
Tuition per seas itm of It? weeks front $8 to $ 1 8.
Boarrl in families from c? to I0 per month:
tn cluli for loss.
For circular and paiticiiliirs itiiu
Rv..t. 'cciMrP; a. n. I
8. at. rtrrtrBn, a. n. 5
June 17, ls7d.
in-i. ..i.i.l-
ii4:am"
Mrs, Henry W. Miller's
Boarding House,
COR NEWBERN A PERSON 8TS.
KALEICiM. Jf. C 4-
fehlt tf OPESKD SOVKMBPR 1862
freshU
OF CHOICEST MATERIALS
prepared at very low rates.
At E. SfLL'S Drug Store.
ily98- Slthary, N. C
SIX GOUD
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i v lo'.r-
mm
PIANOS.
MEDALS
v ni Novembevi 1H69,
ed to
STEIFF,
over Baltimore.
prk riano.
ajucboohs:
Baltimore Street
Al.
STEIFF'S '.I.V'I.VhaveVall the latest im
provements, Including the A grofte Treble, Ivory
Fronts and the improved French Aetion, ftilly war
ranted for fly years, with privilege of exchsnge
wit hin twelve months if not entirely satisfactory to
pnrrrrascrs
for the best Pianos
Philadelphia
orricc aud
No. 9, .VorA Liberty Sti
BALTIMO
V. WALJiACE.
No. 3, Granite Row.
Salisbury, N. C.
HAS JUSt ARRIVED FROM the
North with a full at d well selected Stock
which he offers to the public at price lower
than any house in the market, having pur
chased thein during the decline iu the North
ern markets.
All I desire is a call. Snd I ana confident
that you will not leave my store without be
ing pleased, not oniv with the Goods, but
with the low mens.
My stuck consists in part of
lies' J)ressiloodsr
r 1 1 a
litis ui an iiiiu9
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CATS, BOOTS & SHOES,
and a fall line of
GROCERIES, luj
and a great many other articles not here enu
merated.' 17 Come nnd ur amine my stosk of Goods
bee i e purehaaiiig elsewhere.
sc.-. nr. hand l lanos ann r arior i Titan iirr nv.
. . tllA
on Iranii. Tom eou 10 suv.
Itcf.-n trees, who have onr Pianos in use '
tien. K. y . I .ph. Lexington. Va.
II. 11. Helper, P. N. Heilig.Sslisl.ury. X. C.
. ..tten, Robert Ransom. Wltnwntrt
Rov. John Letche , Lexington. Vs.
Heatrs. R. Burwell A Son. Charlolte. N. C.
1. t. Pnmb and Blind Institute, llalrigh. X. C.
Misses .vsa ana Koiwe. Itiiisnoro. it. v.
" Term Liberal. A call tesolicited.
Ur Brown A Bernhardt ate agents for tb sale
ol tbe above celebrated Piano.
Pianos sold st Vsetory price Jnly IA ly
V. WALlAIJIS,
No. 3. Granite Row, Salisbury, N. C.
Jane It). ISTp. T 23 3m.
Advantages of Life In
surance. Tlie North America Insurance Company pays its
premiums promptly without charge.
W. H, HoLW01LVE5S,Ant,
Worth America Lit la. Lo..
fTAonasviLLr, X. C.
Dear Sir .You will please accept my sin
cere thanks for your prompt payment, teitkout
charge, of the amount of the policy of Inrrar
ance on mv Husband's ' Life, autountin: to th.
sum of three thn-,nl dollars. At yonr eat
nest and repeated solicitation he waa indue,
to insure in your Company, aud now we areta
recipents of its henelits. .'
To vnu aud flic North America Life Insni
anceC'oinpaiivwe shall feel under obligations
such as only the widow and fatherless can fee
aiioNtxpress.
MaKyon have success- in inducing others t.
e iti your most linrrai comiiai.y . ana as;
the Lord of. the widow and orphai s ble yet.
and premier you iu your gooa wok.
MABOARKT C. B ARSES,
of Rowan Mill. N. C.
Mr. K :"''' - i nl-o agent for the Liver
pisd. Lot. do., m l n'oTie Fins Insurance Con
pany, which insures all kinds of public and pi
rate buildings. Railroad. Depots, Hridge rtt "
ruuLdeia -. Mills aud Mcrc&audiee at
pays all Its losses prompIjL.
All letters addressed to Mr. Hirldemnaa
Tliomasville, N. C will receire prompt stU
tmn. dec 3 tt
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