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fbc Nirftl) State
SLlSUUKr, F HI PAT. OCT. its. 1870
jmr ftlTL'RE OF SALISBURY-WORKS
OF 1NTEUNA1. IMPROVEMENT.
Nov that lite ul.nl. .11 in over w think it ed
vufcblo that the attention of our people should
lie partially diverted, at leant, from parly poli
tic and turned to the material ,' uterus! a 67 the
BUIo. Ajnd while a e think we ardently dewirc
the derelopmcnt of the rcnourcea, and the prua-
ffttkf of rv taction of the Slate, v u tru-t we
haji be rdoi)ed ror girui"; particular attention
(0 our own Immediate aecUori to the huildim;
m pf our to n. Salisbury haa not made that
jftpftam an) the war that wo would have been
gratified to have seen her make. There in no
rttsnn why (he should not become une of the
ftvost prosperous place in Western North Caro
lina, or in the Hta'- With her situation at the
Junction of two Important railroads there ia no
ttuuu why, with additional railroad facilities,
ehc tbould not becowethe treat manufacturing
toa of tb Ktatc. To secure those additional
frcliliev should U her most' cherished object,
ajul the ahoukl allow no opportunity for -doing
M)Jo eecajie her. An opportunity, we think,
bow present itself which she should, at 1. art,
ie the necessary stqej to MOM.
rite Orange, and Alexandria railroad, backed,
.af.we have reason ta believe, by the Baltimore
atjaVOtuw railroad, one of the wealthiest corpor-
MMi in the country, i engaged in extending
line from Lynchburg to Ihinville. Would
t not be wise policy Cur Uie people of Sslisrbuiy
aware the passage of a charter from the pree
ent legislature for a road by the moat direct
practicable route from this place to connect with
raid road at Danville? Such road would tr.v
rersethe conritiet of Davidaon, Eoieythe and
Rockingham, tbxac of the finest Uibaaoocoentiss.
iff North Carolina, or any other State. Thia
road once built, at it may be in a few yean, and
die road completed from Cheraw to thia place,
and Salisbury must neceaaarily become a great
proKperoot manufacturing town. Nor would the
aad prosperity Arising from it be confined to the
town alone. Kowan it one of the !incst agricul
tural counties in the Stte, and aha wcu.14 tbin
find a hi,ma ajarkef for uj?kiRureJ pro
duct. The coiifuniing and producing plaatea
would thereby be brought alongside of each oth
er, and oar would lucerne a wealthy and, cpni
percially, independent community.
U au that .no State aid can now be expect
ed, aad should not be asked. But a baked char
ter can, we tuppose, be obtained without any
difficulty. The advantage of the improvement
would be to great to the two Virginia corpora
tion W have mentioned that they wouldaliijo!
certain! aid in its construction at no distant
lay. At all areata we think a charter thould
be obtained for a road from this point to a point
on the Virginia line at or west of Danville, leav
ing the j'n :t I .cation to be fixed by tho cum pa
ay. - Ve hope some of oaf leading citizens will
give the matter their attention. If they will
study the map of the country they will, we think,
become convinced of its feasibility and impor-
i ..
THE STATE i A I K.
Wc attended the Fair at Raleigh last wreck,
aad tpent a small part of three days on the Fair
(Jrounds. The amnilx r of visitors in attendance
each day was quite large, and the Society has
ITto exhibition ofstock was not 'altogether as
good at could be desired, but was creditable.
f) other departmcnta the exhibitions were
good, and, n tomo instances, very good. The
how of Agricultural implements and labor, ta
ring machinery for the farm, was very good.
Floral Hall, Farmer's Hall, and Mechanic's
Hall made, we think, a njucji better appearance
fkm act-year. We did not hear the aiuiual atl
dmwpfFrof. 1'hilli ps, nor Uie address of (ov.
OtaAan. bi-b il;e life and character of tho late
Chief Justice Ruffiq, but wt heard them both
spoken of in the highest terms. We hope to
have the pleasure of laying them both before
par readers at an early day.
We do not propose UT give any detailed ac
count of tiio Fair, or of the articles an exhibi
tion, hut we cannot refrain from mentioning
some from the Weatcrn part of (he State. Sm
uel C. Shelton had on cxhibition-thc finest sam
ple of leaf tobacco we have ever seen, raised and
cured by htm in the codhty of Buncombe. Gen.
R. fl. Vanco also had on exhibition a sample
raited and cure d by himseif in the same comity
little kfertoi". These samples prove beyond
queejfen that Wetter North Carolina posstwes
om$$ft tba finest tobacco lands in the world.
fWagfJatarw tome apples on exhibition from
;Ya County, we believe, that could not be
lastly beaten any where. Mrs. Williams Brown
at this place had on exhibition some wax flow
Wawjdnjhjaamed to us, though we do not pro
iest to be a judge, to be inferior to none
ArAFloralrlllftlk M also exhibited several
rarietijs of excellent native wines of bar own
roanafiu-towe, at well at some other articles. A.
C. Hege, Eaq.,f Leciagton, at usual, had on
and sartrptet of hie native winet and, perhaps,
eome other article, J. H.Thompaon,of Davtdim
pount, contributed hi ujuol cjneja to tha tkpw
of agricultural inttrtuientt. Mr. Dlckeon, of
ThoAaeviiie, exhibited a nawfr invented blow
er ft the Smithy, reaenUy patented by lijm,
hlc jdt fair to snpefcidd the common bel
low.' Wk F. Shnlta, of Salem, exhibited tome
splendid artjeies of furniiureof hit own manii
factn4 m well a hi? pf hki Italian- bees and
samples of honey. He also read before the ag
ricultural tociefy anyway on beekeeping, which
If JNfrCtft ft fhk grejt eatisfactipp, and cufi
gained mu,ck otixiu intjriflatwr.. We will pub
Jith this assay at no distant day. Many mora
thing Were on exhibition from Western - IVoith
Carolina, but, at we took np ntot of them, we
are unable to mention them. )Vp will publish
the award of premium a toon as we aeceue it.
Of coarse e stoy.ed At the Yarfapro House,
having accepted the invitation pf Dr. Rlacknall
to become hi gtiea on the occasion. And our
brief vj.wu the re a a sofiicieut to convince us
i that the Dr. ander&&udi keeping a popular and
I 'Ant dan hotel that he ia the right man in the
ruthi place, i' vie. hit uiaiuiiremenl ma ami
quite Mire that the house will fully maintain, if
Jt doe not add to, its long established reputation
at use 9f the best hotel m the Southern coun
try. ,
Wa had tU pluatiujc, whiU in Raleigh, of
W wneverai ol our esteemed breth
OEN. D. H. UILL.
Wt raxrrA to tay that w have bean sadly db
appointed in the character of thia man. After
several times reflecting upon nt in surh in unit r
a to make It nam patpabtt thjaa b dusired to
provoke V controversy by his attacks, we noticed
one df bit aticlet. Thia we did, according to
hit own ennfoasion, with courtesy and good ten
pur. 1 lint lie n.i.-lit have ii. ,uX' ol eomptalut
weoupivd hitarlicleentira. WeapHlcd to hit
magnanimity to enpy mr article. This he did
in detached portion with a running comment.
In the course of hi comment he k Jittlalmnl ail
inUnti- to aiiatk ttt, r tftk apf roatrurreay wtm
at. He even went so far a to withdraw one of
the charge which he hail made againtl u. But
he could scarcely have done otlH-rwiee, fur he
well knew, when he punned it, that the charge
could not be applied lo u. But he thowed
himtelf unwilling to take any explanation from
us. hir iu-anoe tliat .1 a division should take
place in the Conservative parly tho fault would
not be uart ought to have aaiitfivd every man
who had confidence in our integrity. That con
fidence (ten. Hill professed to have. But ttill
he has continued hit attacks, and that, too, in a
manner not at till creditable to him, or to any
other man who pretend to tustain the character
of a gentleman, inack last a Christian, in his
issue ol the in ot rx-ptciuiH-r lie ina.lc a low or u, crty oia p:iriin viewa. It was formed
ng at us on the lourth page of hit pper, where I of the beat material in tha Hate, from all par-
wa would never have saen it if our attention I
A l 1111 . f. 1 V i I
r 1. : . V '. bande.1 ti-etUr as Radical, and whu hoyad, bv
orihenul l,elober lie ijuolet what purport to I assuming that name, to obtain the assuUncc of
be a sentence from au article of uiir of the 5th I the Kadical partv of the countrv. it Is an
of Augntt, (et kkk he m gnrbUt at lo pervert 0 ("''Ballon far almv mere party, and we have
' I iilllinnlsd t . . buaK la Au a l I - .
tvwiiia-omittiug the qualifying word "proio- .nT.,ZtU l. . 7 i ,, , .
rTTTT" . . . . .rl,t"lunnliichtlmeat a altall have Uiur-
oiy irow iu we laxeu mm wun tae garbling, l oughly aocojniilished itt Stale nintdun.
at Uie tame time explaining what wa least by I to lormuUble has it proved bv reason of it
the sentence at we wrote it. The garbline he libcr1 "nd patriotic character so superior to
! rsnnni dan .nd k i... j ,w i I nJ narrow party that it is a torror to the
was the result of inadvertence-we would be glad bjad, nd would only be too happy if it would
abandon its name, renounce Its State character,
unfurl the Democratic flag and enter the uaxion-
And now, conceding lo lien. Hill calm and
serene courage at a soldier, patriotism and con
Uncy during the Into war, and sum virtues
man, not wilhstan ding hit great constitutional
defect, hut admonishing him that be do not
umh a tingle one of the iiliiirs hl go lo
make a encctsAil political leader, w a stal
man mm rrlre from tha contest which he ha
lirvvoked and leave him alum lu hi gury.
mTtyT"
The great point mad by the Radical is that
our partv I no party. The fact I that it i
maraud by Higher cnaractei i-tic than attach to
mere party, and that it its peculiar merit. The
movement it represent it a great nilni move
ment li.r Uie i ilciiipti.iii ol the Male from
combination of men whose onlv niiii it lifiV and
Mioliation. The captain anil leader among
i hem are, with few exceptions, stranger and ail-
veulurwr who have no pride of Stale, no inter
est In the past or Virginia,, no attachment to her
I " 1 .) I.', no lova far her traditions, no care for
m-r luiure. All Ibey want U iitncv, Such are
the Icadcra. Those who. fallow-them are the
most ignorant Hrtion of our Npullhm, who
until recently had na political eitaruee. They
are not property holders, nor are they lax pay
era. They do nut belong to the race that we lie
long to. Many of them no doubt mean well,
bnt i hey are too ignorant to know how lo act.
The aim of the Conservative organisation ia
not National, but State. It i not Whig or Dem
ocratic. It was not formed to nlect President.
to know that it was.
In the same issue of our paper that pf Oct.
the 7th ip which wa ta ed him with the gar
bling, wa naked kirn 0a Mfowvng question by
way of reply to one he had bean asking ut :
"Doe Gen. Hill think thai the members of
the i; lute Brotherhood who went through the
form of accepting tho EegUlatira AddreaL as
Dr, Mppre and many otktn did. accepted of i ip
good faiih, or only at 'an electioneering ruts f"
In hi issue of this week, after the lap of
three weeks, Oen. UiJ say, hi reply to the
above:
"In answer to our demand for the tricky lead
ers Mr. Hane gives only the name of Dr.
Moore! We reward thl a a virtual withdraw
al of the unjast and defamatory charge.
at arena. They are snxiou for it to do thia, be
cause they think that it could then be easily
U-aten. If we are wise we will disappoint them.
W will do exactly the opposite of what tkey
want us tp do, a .
Our "living Idea" Is the salvation of Virginia.
A higher mission wa could not have. Our rank
are open to all who will engage with u in that
uuiy wont,"
he above reiaarkt free the Rich atsod Wkif
are at applicable to the Conservative party of
North Carolina at of Virginia, and express our
views better tban we could have expressed them
oursolf. Like the Conservative party of Vir
ginia that ml North Carolina has a mission to
perform, and that mission here, at there, is -'the
Persons reading Oen. Hill's artiolc, only, are redemption of the State from a combinstisti ass
bound to conclude that we admitted our inabili
ty give any names, save that of Dr, Moore. Yet
we admitted no such thing, and Oen, Hill wall
know that we di.l not. Our language embraced
the whole White Brotherhood "Dr. Moore and
nuti other." The charge made by u on the and the wishes and necessities of our people. 1 1
otn ot Augiut were . true at tho time we made this way only can it be preserved from disaolu
them, if they are not now. W hare never re- tion nntiHt mission 1 accomplished. Men may
traded them, and we never mill, as applicable to deceive themselves at Ibey will, but there nan be
the time at which we made them. e tsow but little doubt in the mind of the calm and
them to hare been true, and this statement observing that 20,000 men voted the -Conserve
should be satisfactory, to all who regard jaa.aa a tire ticket at Uie late election who have no fixed
man of integrity. If Oen. Hill so regard us he political stars as told by present national party
is sati.-iied in hi heart. If he doe not so regard names. When the mission of the Conservative
u why did he my that he did ?
IVemmm Litt tftk North L'mtothm Ap
ricultural Soektp M Dub tinted at the
Latt Fair, Oft, !, 1870.
DEPARTMENT I.
UTE TOOC o
Beet HtaJluH, emr years old. Hob Let, CaJ
ywri luwiin, of . urtbamptou county, pre
mium -U).
. Deat Sullioe S rear old, Hagara, Mar R
I lavis, of Warren, premium $M. 1
IW Killv or fJi I sit PtM II.- Jaslek
Turner, Jr, of Orange, special arwrnkma of lift
M'.iit iWAtmarr tirnuMU
1W II. hi ,rsu.hl ...III, mm 4 old
Janus, p J cult I , Co. of Tarhoro. Kleertambe
y, premium fsgi,
Ri bnssl mar over i yean old, E F Mc-
1 rj-ry of llilltbore, Orange en, nreminm $15.
Ilesl bnssl mar nd roll lie J M C.nn.U II
of Jomrtioro, Moore premium $10.
mt sialhon over 2 and under 4 vear, Dr
Molt, of Catawba ftation, premium $10.
Rett mare overt ! - 4 old TM
Hull, Haw Kiver.jm-iuiiim $10.
I' "t stallion r:,hd in ibu rUl. Jmm I' Jen-
kins A Co, of TanVkrii. nremlum V.Y
IUt pair mat, had hr.n. it W Wviuie A o.
of Kalcigh, pretukfm $30.
Iki-i tuid.lle bona. J 1. Henlr. of Chatham
tit 7'
' . ii .......
Ilet single harndu hone. Wilrr D Jons of
vt aae, premium
UAWl
Bast heavy d
Salem, premium
iiewt hi aw d
Ijimb of Snipes
lies! bcavv
old, W M Wl
Ilc-t heave dranght Million over 2 and under
it . k-r,
nurr Hoaaxa.
t sUllion, Henry Fries of
brood mare and coll, O.
premium $10.
r brood mar over 4 vsars
Holly Springs, premium
Iket pair Rowan Dinks, by Joel t urthk of
Kalcigh ; premium $9.
Best pair Muscovy Ducks, by John Price, ool
ored, of Kaleigh : pressiem $S.
Best lot of Puddls Ducks, by Cameron Perry,
isiloretl, of Kslriib . iwrmium $3.
Beat lot of Hgemis, by Herbert Heywood, of
HMMglt t rt iniiiin 9o.
One lot luddl Ducfclby John Price, colored,
oflUleigh, rcrtlficat.
One lot Mimatiaa Blue Ouinea Powls, by W
A Nash, of Chatham; osrtlfleate.
Rest uair Itr.1 Uuinea Fowl, bv Mator J M
Crenshaw, of Wake, premium $3.
by W F 8hultx, of
4 yean old, Oreen of Franklin co, pre-
uiinm $1".
Best pair
dcr 3 y
prrfiiium
lMt
church
I lest
old
fa
ears hi,
.V ,.l
raised In
prsrakanxf 10,
Dest It
of WntC nreffl
Brswkefr
vy drauelit hone over 2 and un-
Dai i !on of Alamance co
L
heavr draught boras, kf.
d of Kalcigh, premium $10.
arangnt i.nxsi mare over 4 yean
the Male, J W LMlm ot Orange,
men whose only aim it ofike and spoliarion."
Let it be kept entirely aborr national politic nr
til that mission shall be fully accomnlisbed, ant1
until our State Constitution is amended and rt
formed to meet the r. ii irements of government
party it accomplhthed then let it dissolve if it
chooses, as it almost certainly will, and let its
members attach themselves to which ever na
tional party suits them best. For certainly the
present ( .nsery-tfP " 4rVe v, . BrfrnTWw
whatever may be contended by somev ft wa
farmed for another and tor higher purpose and
must not dissolve until that purpose i accom
Every man who ha been a constant reader
of (Jen, 1 1 ill's paper know that he Aat sought
a controversy wkli us, if he is not still seeking
it, notwithstanding his declarations to the cnu-
read our articles, that he has not treated us with
the courtesy and kindness with wliich we treated
him, but which, it now appears, were thrown away
upon turn, ileccrtainy made an effort todosoin
reply to our first article, hut ft waaonly an effort.
tr il u ; l .1? ; " t . ,
ne eouio noi long uisgiiis? nimseii. ine in
slincta of his nature were entirely too strong for
eoucealmcnt they have burnt forth in full vigor
and exhibited him in all his mental and-moral
obliquity. I he narrowness of his mind and
smallncss of hi heart now stand out prominent
uj.o.1 u iu Measures ui ni character, vi e tee
the man exactly a. he is. If lie had been born
and educated in New England he would have
been a puritan of the puritans. Had he lived
there at a sulfieiently early day he would, in all
probability, have been distinguished among the
witch burners. Even now he mv be adnatiae J
ra - c i tJ
in anticipation, over tllS MifTerings which h
imagines himself capable of inflicting, upon us
by the contcmptpblo and disgusting mole pf hit
attacks.
hut we intend to disappoint him sorely, We
will have no further controversy with him. Wc
acknowledge that we are no match for him that
in anycontrorersy in which we might enwee
him hn would emsb na tn iims. l "awtwrnft." I cannot endorse his desire "fnr
alike .ppallc before the gigantic proportion of &&iX&h d"U"t'
his mighty intellect and knightly courtesy and I would rcspeclfullv ask the I
..i.;..i...n i.. i oi i - .. .
t.u.iiiru TOinnr, wuicn we aamtrein liim but
, SOUTH CAROLIXA ELEtTIOX.
We are sorry to have to announce that' the
Radicals nave carried the State of South Can
Una by a very decided majority. We had en
tertained strong hope that the reform party,
whose mission was the samo a that of the Com
scrvative party in this State and Virginia, would
succeed, and redeem the government of that
State from the hands of the unprincipled nd
venturers who now have control of it. Ihit we
have been disappointed.
lift, jgHa'KTTKS aD Miuct.
k raised in the Btote, A J Blanchard
ism tiO,
of mutes, W T Askew of Wake,
pemaUm $.
Hea sinele mule, T BA C W Bvnum of ( hat-
llsjiL premium $Mk
Rkt jennette, Js A Smith of Johnston, spe.
etajpremium of $10.
MTTLK punjtsai, PKTOX, auwswv, sc.
Beet Devon cow, T M Holt.'of Alamance, pre.
nfnm $10.
Best Jersey ball, R A Jsokins A Co, of Sa
km, special nnim $lo.
r M.Ji I L.n .1 .Mr. nlA T If lloll mt
fAhupance, premium $3.
Best Devon bull I year old, the tame premi
um $o.
Rest Aldemev ball 2 rears old. W O Un
church of luleigh, premium $10.
Rest grade bull eJf y month, WG Unchurch
of Raleigh, premium $3,
Rest Devon heifer, 13 moptbs old, Mrs Law
rence Hinton, of Wake, premium $'), -
Rest grade ball, 4 yean old, Mn Klliabeih
JefiVey, of Kranklin, prcmiu n $16,
llett Durham heifer 18 mouth old, J P H
Russ. Raleigh, premium $3.
lU-st graile cow over 3 yean old Carter B
HarriMMi, of Wake, premium $10.
Best native or grade bull, over 1 and under 2
years old, Clintoa W Williama of Wake, pre
mium $3,
woBJt ax
Best pair work txen, K P Rattle of Wake,
preiuuuu
Tliese animals wtre brought from his Edgc-
romiM! farm and thev shon'exl their keeping
plenty corn in that rjgion. SemMntL
I II Mill.
einiuin 'ij,
Italian
la let : premium $ft
- i . .SK -
lly annie, oetl ssarm of Hybrid bee; pre-
niliim, 90.
Br same, beat swarm Com most beeai aswatiajm
$4.
Special premium is awarded to Joel Curtis of
11 nke, tor a Dim swanu of cuniiuon bevt of $3
AUklet l.Tl UAL fnoifVCT.
Best bread mm, W G I s biirch, "llitjfc.fi
Iter! stock ol com, W r Miiill, Kor-rtk, g3.
lie! hit of wheat. L W A C W Bvnum. Chst-
nam,
Ilest variety of oat, A C Hege, Davidson, IS.
Jlest vaTletv ol rye, by the same, 93.
I!. I I, i r. I ,.( r, .. .....I I.. .1...
' ' " ' J S. MS, VJ , " V -MOO, H'.
l!et variety of gram seed, R A Jenkins. For-
yme, in.
Beat rariet v or flekl Hat, 9 Webb, ( Inutge, $3
Beet hale of cotton. 400 lbs.. J R Means. Ca
barrus, S1l.
Best two stalk of cotton a sample, B P Wtl
iiamsn, k 'learn, gr.
Iht sKvimi n of Ml lh in seed, W H Wil
liams, I rtnklin, five dollars.
Hal iirimim mt dressed Aax, Mm W F
.'ihultr, Forvthe, fhree dollar.
Ilet sHrimn ef broo.ii corn, 20 lbs, A C
I lege, IMVIdson, three dollars,
Iiet tpedmen of fine wrapper tobacco, 10 lbs,
O C Shelton, Athcvillr, ten dollars.
Best specimen of nrstsfoot oil, Mn W F
Hhnlu, f'orsvthe, three dollar,
Best specimen of linseed oil, Mn W F Shnlta,
Fonythr, thirty dollars.
Best specimen of sweet potatoes, 1 bbl. West
A Churchill. Raleikh. three doUan.
Best -sk iincn ol lush potatoes, Oen W Mor-
ilocal, tuleich, three dollar.
OaoMM P. Bowtu. A Co ol New York,
the . 1 1 kuown aad entorprUiug ndrertitiug
geuts. hare purchases! the agency pf John
Hooper 4t Co. of the same eity. an eo,uelly-f
wen aitown ana reliable nrm.aiid by the un
ion of the two will have by far the largest
aud moat nourishing sdver.iting establish
ment m the country ; and if II i as well man
aged in the future a la the past it cannot
fall ti become (till more gigantle and ane
cernful. at sear. Rowell Co. publish the
American Newspaper Ihrectory, the mort
complete volume of the kind ever issued in
tkl or nay other eouutry, and at their New
York otBee tbey keep on file more thuu five
tbousaud periodic!, which are always opeu
to the fee uae of their patron when in New
lurk. Doth the retiring partners of the late
nnn ol J. Hooper 6c Co. ae to remain with
Ueo. r Uowell A Co for aome uiuutha, un
til their own butinea matter ean be adjust-
J -4k ti w ma tir
u, auer wnicn wr. i ay re contemplate K.
ug noi mi, and .Mr. John Hooper, who has
been elected Treasurer of the Ca wella.8haw.
aud Willard manufacturing company, of N.
V.. will give bU atleutinu to thttiolrudftc io n
of the patent tin-lined lead pipe, an article
of garat merit, extensively inanufacturedand
old by that company Springfield Jiepub
ttctm, Oct. 18th, 1670.
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m
Mr. James Rantoin. of Lyurhburs, identi
fied the body of the woinan who wa washed
aabore in Chesterlield during the late flood,
a hie wife, and ha taken her to Lynchburg
for burial. The body of Mis. Rahaom waa
washed a distance of 173 mile.
lHAHHI
At e Prsstnrterisi. t Imreh I
tlk ....ni,,. tl.u 0,01. In., l. I I u.
pie, Mr. 1. 11. Foust and Miss Amelia Horah,
all of this place.
For the Speedy ReUef
abb rnxtnn con of
Oonsumptiou,
IlllONClllTW, iLjTaj
ASTHMA. COLDS,
AMD ALL IIM(AMN nWMw-'
LUNGS, CHEST, orThrdtt!
TBI KXPIOTOBaJn U t syaaaill iwN
i sivelv of Herbal and MaaUlasrhieaa are-
duets, winch
lormeata the wwry ggbatg mt
III!
inst..
In this place on the night of the 20th
Mn. Sophia Uowan. wift of J. P. Uowan.
At Jerusalem, Davie county, on themorninr
of the 'ltd inst- tgtd 1 moolht and 18 days,
Mary Airne., dauebter ef F. M. aad Martha
Jane Tank.
aceeas AunusY, eaocia
to
at to
...... BO lo
...... an to
...... 10 to
...... Mo
Bfi to
cXxClei-" w- tw SAL1SBU R Y M ARKKTS
Heat firkin of fresh buUar. 6 month eld. Mn HJT. TJ, 1H7U.
o t tVUsun, uraoville, five doJJan. airoaraB tr j.
Beat isr of butter. SO lbs.. Mr Il W IT Al. I Bacon. wrMDil,
amance. ditilomn and three dollae Coffee, per pound,
BW i..i nr.l...lr K..,t tv a v. .v. ri...i. I Cera, per bath, of M lb
M. -.,. ,i . .-w.fi. iiiuai. i, i 1
J!.. I - - 'I SISBl. SSB.
bbsssbssb. Cesssrss. .rusiiid
I ',. ... I . 1...... 1 't MAHth. .1.1 H..LI I, m . I . Z. .. . .
" I - mwmwmm aw, rmnt, I USSdiSS. TSIIOW,
t aucey, Un dollar, " Adaeiantine.
Real barrel flour. S II Webb. Oranae. teadol. Cettoa. per pouad,
ta,
Next best liarrel of flour, James Xewlaad, Al-
gniance, u dollar.
Superfine flour, A lUmsav, Chatham, four
Uollars.
Bel barrel com mosl, Alex Oldham. New
lienor er, are pulton.
Box of starch (not entered) a special premli
reoimrnanded.
Best and rreatsst veriety of apples, Messrs.
unuiey A JSon, ureenstooro, five dollars.
Best and greatest variety of pears, f
Ltndlev A Son, Oreenslxiro, five dollars.
Rest and greatest variety of grape, L Fruilich
thiplin, Bve dollars.
The Commitlee appointed on native wines,
a warded tlie lol low i Bf premiu nis a nd oertincate:
Yam, per buuck,
Kgg s, per dosee.
Ktathen, per poind.
Floor. par tack.
Kltb, MsokyrsJ, ; . I. .
9 .
I
Frait, drlsd, applet pet led,
w nnn' I, I
Fete lie. Bsslsd. ....
unite id
Ltatber, upper, yerpouud ....
sols, "
Iron, bar.
eaetlag,
tils, cut. "
Molasses, sorglinm. nsrg
"--I I lot I.I, -
Bvrun. "
ftnlons, per bnshel,
..... . .
22
2M
au
75
ii
M
no
19 to 15
1.40 to 1 60
16 to 90
40 to ia
3 60 to 3. in
Ml. 00
au to at
to
a to
3 to
a to
6 to
69 to
SO to
to
8 to
to
.S urrpcrnong, vintage IMS, L Frudich, Dup- 'Zk ' per pound
Rest fat cow, (j R Harrison, of Wake, pre
mium $o.
.Mil. II COW.
Host milch cow J P H Rust, of Wake, ore"
liemSHO. i
l-.tac Williams, of Franklin, pre-
OB KCH-TllDOWK.
examine tlie aliove
For the Old Xortk Plate.
'THE QUESTION OF A CONVENTION."
Mr. Editor: You publish an endorse mm nr.
tide from the Wilmington jjtar, under the shove
caption. bile I most licaflily eiidor.call that
this journal says as to the iinoortanec nf mat bv
undue hlastc, to jeopardize our recent triumph,
and if you will allow me the expression., I will
add.lhe "mmlerolion" of the writer, for 1 nm a
of tlie Dress, smone tlmm M. i;n. ..c .l
iSiJzTX?' r Bobbitt f h Kpi,,!
JfWaesW, Jlr. Turner of the Seniil, Maj Fn
glehard of thcfay mingt.m JoerW, Mr. TTMl
of the Ridpew'Wf Mr. Evans, Jr., of the'
B.lhdKiroir. Mr Pool AIC jg
Jvmmml Omhcrn and, perhaps, others. V,
fill? n , P wll?f "-ring 1-lwin Forrest in
Mhsiio, and Harry McCarthy in or of his in
uni'able periormanee. Upon Uie whole ween
jpypd our risit finely and hope to repeat it at
every recurring annual Fair for yean to come.
cannot imitate. We well know that it is utter
ly impossible for ut to cope with such a man.
1 But one course is left to us. We long ago learn
ed from that great and good man, FaJstaB; that
"discretion U the better pert of valor." R cincro
I bering the terrilie instigation which Gen. Hill
one inflicted upon Edward Stanly, who had the
temerity to-encounter him in literary combat,
we sound a retrpat. From that dreadful inflic
tion It is well known that Mr. Stanly never re
covered. He fled the Stole forerer immediately
afterwards, and the last we heard of him he waa
cultivating the grape among the distant hill of
10alssssiisi.swe( w sss, diuw 11113 th aaeoliee.
toons or hit dtsgraoe 11, the Champagne of the
Pacific coast. That no such cajamitw soar be
fall na we follow thexampleof glorious Falstaff
Verily "discretion 1 the better part of ralor,'
and in "that better part" we interd to .'save'
onr literary "life.' And we feel quite sure that
our mend will applaud onr jodgntept, Pnrely
no ope expect us, untrained and uneducated as
we are, to inconnter the accomplished litenry
"Darld," who slew the great literary giant.
Stanly j or the mighty literary "Hannibal," who
alone has succeeded ia crossing the literary
Alp; or "nicks" who so successfully
' bamhoo7!ed" .Maryland, My Maryland." 80,
from this point, we rptirp f, -urn 'the ield forever
we shall meetOen. Hill no more.
Yet, we bethink ourself that duty demands that
we linger a moment longer to thank t ten. Hill for
the great service he rendered the Conservative
cause during the late campaign. In the name
of the party, then, we tender him its tfcank for
having remained so quiet on the subject pf poli
tics publishing only a family paper until the
contest was pvef vtd tlie victory won. It it 01 -ly
those that have read his paper closely since
the election who can properly estimate the im
portance of die service be rendered the party
by hit comparative silence during the canvas.
It is quite true that he entered the political
arena artirehf immediately after the election,
exclaiming "Nancy, sin't we brave." Rut the
battle had been fought and the victory gained,
and be was pow.rk- for ha:m. - v y ,
neollul v iislr l ie .SW a ,.!.,:..
questions. How can "perpetual concert and
never ending partisan animosity, individual con-
tention nnd local jealousies'' be put to r ,-t so
long as the great, 1 may say vital questions con
nected with the greatly needed change jn our
present. onsn union are Kept open, undecided,
unsettled, and agitstinghe public mind t How
will it ho possible for the Legislature to perform
its ample !asknnder the present Constitution T
tan it abolish tno nseli-ss, yes, worse than use
less othces ordained by that instrument? Can
it abolish the expensiveandpumbenome system
01 county povernmei.i, ana restore our old coun
ty courts, with such modikcetions as experience
has shown to he necessary and proper,'1 Can it
restore onr old and time honored inoepeiidci 1
J ud ii iary T Can it remodel and rcsMsellate our
L tticursitv, or put ouefiiuii s resrrW r
IL.o.ow.n " .-.- - . ,
..... ... .......yu.v, fIIU, HIIU WHICH
we nave toe nnnny io sustain r fto, no it can
ao none at tneee Wing under our present con-
Hiiiiuon, sna wnnsmi inese, where is reform to
poutimn e, where to and, and what will it ac
complish ?
I eat with the Star and yourself, utterly op-
Ked to "eweVArttTt," or ''mmdertaJnpg toe aiuca."
it I am of opinion that there can beno "tneVt
hatte" in fleeing from the plague, bad company,
and the erll of onr present Constitution, which
are ten, yes, a hundred fold greater then both
the plague and bad company, and I cannot see
(hat we will "mmdertttt to sw" when wc at
tempt to get rid of the oppressive burthens,
which are pressing onr people to the eart).
I agree with the Am-, that onr people have
shown "that t&ev ran be truxteti," hut not at some
time to be fixed by politicians, but now at the
present moment, and at all times, end further
that thev are fully com Detent to manage their
own affairs, ijrjt Iv it wrnio "riiht movmni," but
to fix tht ''i-ujlit moment' for themeclre.
IJBO.
niieni
ll. st milker, I
miiim flu
SIILKP M KKIXO ,'tOTsWOLU
The Judes aiiiMiinted to
class, report that tev have examined the sheen
entered nmler tlicUive head and in their opin
ion there are no genuine Merino, Cotswold or
Southdown on exliibition.
KATIVt: Oil (..H . HI-: AKD 004TS.
Best native Buck, W M Boy Ian, of Raleigh,
premium c-.o.
Best Ems, 8 In number, the same, premium
$10.
Best Ewe Lambs, Dr W A Forte of Wake,
premium Ss5.
Rest Tiatr half breed Cashmere floats, Dr O L
Ellis, 01 Eouisbuij;, premium $o.
HWIXK lIKItKHHIISK, C'llESTKR, NEAPOLITAN.
Ilc-t pair fiilihlooiled Neapolitan pits, Dr O
L Ellis, of LouisUirg, premium $10, $ooch.
Ilest native sow ami 4 pigs, D y Steadman.
of ake. premium ?10.
Best pis, 8 weeks old, B B Rhodes of Wake
county, premium 90.
Ilest Chester tow, !' months old, K Burke
Haywood. Jr., of Kalcigh, premium s.
Best native boar, montlia old, Bctij Kirk-
ham, pi ol jinn $0.
lhti psir lex lrade pigs, 4 months o(d, V
R I'epper, Raleigh, reniuni $5r
Best Suffolk boar, R A Jenkins, pf Salem,
sweepstakes $10.
I test Brazilian Corbett pig, 14 weeks old, Dr
Mott, of I ntawtia station ; premium Sm
I in. ten dollais
Burbank (iallakrr, Washington, s special
premium of lYiree dollars for a dry Scuppernoiig
wine and a certjlicate for a sparkling Scupper
nong. A ccrUflcate to , C Hege, Daridson, for the
best dry stilled Catawba wine.
A certificate to Mn Si 6 Wilson, Oranrille,
for Isabella wine.
A certificate to Mr. SO Wilson, Oranville,
for wine from the fox grape,
A certificate to Mrs M E Moffitt, Randolph,
for black berry wine. .
rant wine.
pic;
V Lee, uf Wkr,
Tkt People Literary Cmpmmo, for No
vember, come to us as bright and as freak
looking as the green field are after a gen
tle rain. It is published by E. C. Allen dr.
Co., Aucusta. Mai no. Term. 75 cent ner
year. A fine Steel Phgraving, entitled 'From "P mention are entitled to a diploma.
Shore to Shore,' is presented to avprr newt
Rest sow and I
sweepstake $0,
yat'LIRV t'HH'XKNS,
Best pair Bnhins chickenv L M Oreen of
, i 1
it aae: premium mm, .
Rest lot of young Rrahma chickens by the
same: rcitincate.
I!. si trio of Dorking fowl, by John Price of
Make; premium ga, '
Rest trio of half Durktng and half came by
Herbert Rattle of Wake, certificate.
Rest trio of half black Spanish, by Tho Bat
tle of Wake; eerlitici.tj.
llet trio of White mtHM 1 An-king, by Miss
Nellie llattle of l ak.-; premium .
Rest trio of white Bantam by Morean Barrin-
ger and Plummer flattleof H alie : premium M.
itesi pair 01 black spnnisu cuicsent, or v f
Battle of Wake; premium $3.
IVst nairof Seabrisht Bantams, by Ham Smith
and Miss Mary an V ieH ot Wake; premmpi
$3.
Best pair of Bantam chickens by Henry
jvingsiana 01 Kaleigli ; eenincsip.
Best pair of Freeilinc chipkens, by Cameroq
Perry, colored of Raleigh certificate.
B.t trio of white muff chickens, by Mis Mai
ry Ivingsl.nnd of Raleigh; prcnuum
A M E (HtcKKXS. I
Bust pair of full blood Sloiiefence came, be
W A Nash nf Chatham; premium $3.
Rett pair of Haw River Urevs, by same; nre
minm $3.
Bet pair of Earl of Derby game, by J Moss,
of Wake ; premium $3.
Rest pair of Falkland Blue game, by same,
premium $3.
Beetpair of Dotnjplco game, by J C Harris,
of Raleigh; premium $8.
Master M Rarringer of Raleigh, had on exhi
bition, a fine specimen of half pheasant panic,
liich it wortpy of special notice.
Messrs. Miller A Poo. of Chatham, presented
a variety of. game fowls, which are worthy of
A certificate to C C Curtis, Alamamv, for the
uesi pure rorn wnissy.
A certificate to L Frwlich. for tlie bewt Flow
er'.- Scuppernoiig wine.
Beat and largest - variety of apple trees, J
Lindley A Son, OreenslMiro' five dollars.
Best and largest variety of pear trees, Ridge-
wav nurseries, nve uollars.
J Lindley had the largest variety of peach
trees and ti LAnthnny had trees of the heal
quality, so the premium was divided between
the two. .
Best ami largest variety of grave vines, L
Fru-lieh, Duplin, five dollars.
Best nnd largest variety strawberries, Ridge
way nurseries, three dollars.
Best and largest variety raspberries Ridge-,
wav nursetws, three dollars.
Ilest ahdHaivcst variety of eooseherric I.b.d.
ley A Son, Greensboro, throe dollars.
Best and largest variety of blackberries, O L
Anthony, three dollars
Tfcc committee on Fruit Trees, recommended'
pjruiiumsto tho following, they having been
omitted in the catalogue ;
Best and largest Variety of plums, Ridgcway
nurseries, three dollars. " ' - -.
Rest and largest variety of figs, Kidgeway
nurseries, five dollar. "
Rest and largest variety of Quine, Lindley A
Son, three dollar.
Ilie premium or 92.50 for the best and lar
gest cherries waa recommended to be divided
between J Lindley A Son and O L Anthony.
Lindley & Son having the largest variety and
Mr. Anthony the best growth.
The committee also commended the trees ex
hibited by Frank Johnson and C B Hnrrisnn
as deserving of notice at the hands of the Execu-
hve Lommittee.,
The Executive Coniiojttee awarded the spe-
.'uttto, Irish, per bushel
fewest.
Sngar, Brown, perponnd,
i stnaec.
(Vtisuad Pulverised
Sslt.onttt. per sack, .
Liverpool, ' "
" Tsble, .
Tobaeca, Leaf, per pound,
-it M 11,1.1 , no. ,1. .
' Hnioklnc.
AO to
1.00 to 1
60 to
10 to
15
7
8
;o
7
to
7(1
,
n
13
76 to 1.00
W to 00
19 to 16
M to 1
ao to SB
2.(0 to 9.16
9.96lo9.96
6.60 to 6.00
. Uto 10
SO to 1.60
4(1 : , 1.(6
sine thi
csdleat ia tho Rrwacbial Tabes, sad at the 1
time form a toothing coating, rslieviag the ir
ritation Which ItNMllU the estssk
Tbe object to be obtained 1 to sleaaee the
organ ef ail impurities ; to nourish and 9Wst
thewRwMan it bs ls m iueaired mmi eaJse-
bled by mtvate; to renew ana fnvlaorate tae
cireuladon of the blood, and strsagkdki 4Jka
uerron urgaiiiiaiion. The IXFRCTORA'T
docs thit to au astut ishing degree. It afford
wnyxeii 10 viisiize ins oiooo, sna amupia ss
asalnalate the matter
It equalise a the MTarweaa iwlw9 l '
prodaeing qeiet and euuiposam.
o
To Consumptive
It la in valuable, as It immediaWly raHeree the
difficult hreathiog and harratatng oough wldak
attends that disease.
For Asthma
It if a specific erne dose often relieving the Hs-
trestniK clinking, and producing calm 1
ant repose.
-- 0
For Croup
No mother should ever be without a bottle ef
tbe RXPECTOKANT in the house. We hare
numeronr certificates of it baring tailored, al
most instantly, the little sufferer, when death
appeared almost inevitable.
MOTHERS BE ADVISEE1 1
KEEP IT ON HAND !
This dread disease rtauires prompt aetioat a
soon at the hoarse, hollow oongh 1 heard, ap
ply the remedy, and it is easily eabdned ;
BUT MIXY IS H A. Nd'ERO US I
NKW AD VKRTISEMhNTS.
nasnviiie iiieins. Comply,
JOHIt m BASS, Preafrjcnt.
Ianrta Lives according t a 1 the matkod
known in modtra compani
It U tecured by a jsint It ck of S 200 000 ;
and kat dtpotiud S100 000 with th Comp
troller ef th State of TFNNFSS1E
Us Assets are more than three times its
liabilities.
Itt stockholders nnj managen are among the
most solid men in Tennessee.
Tho. It. BSailcy.
... t 'Js - u State A gont for N'urtli Carolina.
W The properties of the EXFECTORAKT
aredeuiuleent, nutritive, balsamic, soothingand
healing. It l.r ic. -s the neirna system and pro
duces pleasant and refreshing sleep.
It Exhilarates and Relieves
Gloominess JDepressiojiv
('oiitaiiiin' ail these qualities in a i-onrenient
ami concentrated hum, it has proven to be tbe
ever offered to sufferers from Pulmonary disee
e. Ireiared by
W. H. TUTT & LAND,
atqusta, tflpr
Sold by Pniirintt evcrwhero.
oetl8, IfTO. 431
w
lloaue. Heallk. II nun in
HOW to b ol.ned for riV. I ol Ml,! rlsntsl'sst
Farioi, VUls 8 i ,,d Ton Lot, at Tt Gsstr Pssau
i s l est, alk-e,. o. T . sr e,. oris. S..U,
T(,W!0l 4' linlilftil rUoisie la Iks
T r.. from tl , , iS.,r of No alius Is, i.ix,t
frein Thrust HK,.,. V ,,..,-.( aad sawdt la tt'l
V l" ' 1 "Tr I'tuipiiitl, tilurw, wllki
rf. j. l.r HB, wawss .
Um. P
A WKsK H.W AHV t-Vom.n wsate sVss.
'. ' irrm ,n Kal.-tman. Atdreaa .
H. MSI KKk.ft P;rk a.N. T.
Pr res
lis in
Royal Havana Kotterr,
is eatheil nml In! rluauon lurnli d br Uennr Da.
, Provl 'Hies. K I. t-s w
w. r. u a a v is. 1 r:n. m'dkarkobt, wm.t. law.
raues' Ittarcljonsc
DANVILLE. VA.,
&mtlt8tiALE OP
Leaf Tobacco.
SI'AMV: I 1, curel by II. Ir.
crl lion ddr. ti Sln.p'on 4 C -
SXWINd MAC'MNK -ArcnU
Tl.O'.aaml ItolUr. T'T triif.
ni wor. ire,
ton Mis
p 1 mora, for 4s.
. Box iojt. M. J.
Wanted. Sslsry 0a
( treotiira and aaaa
AdUre a Cryatal 8elu Maafa'n Oo, Y-
$1000 PER WEEK
r- i l.-aks
A -t. i.u QtQ
C 'i- be a.ti br t.artle li
te-'rligr lib Ui r ulne;e
LOW, tlii II :, U .e, N, V.
r- iJ-aa Ha-Hai Na-
w. m,
Lav
cjal premium Qf ten dpHars, offered bv ihe Ridge
wav Nurseries iq C W WmtbrookofRidKewiiv,
he having obtained fire premium, Lindlev'A
Bar of Greensboro, obtained the next highest
premium a ivin,' taaen mree aad two half pre
miums.
Best long Uoodjbeet, Dr Grimom, Raleigh,
two dollar. .
Best turnip beets, Dr ttritsoni, Raleigh, three
dollars.
Best lot of turnips, (wW globe,) G G Bank,
Rale gh, two dollar.
West hit of Rtita Ijags tuvi.ijw, Dr Qrlasqm,
Raleigh, two dollars.
Best lot of gx plants, George W MordecaL
Raleigh, two dollar. -
Rett lot of 8Hker Skin Onions, M S G Wfl
eon, Qfanville, two dollars, '
Best lot of Cabbage, Dr. Gritaom, Italeigh
no tioiiuio.
4T PaoVISIOint,
The Committee on ialt Prorisiont reported
only one barrel of mullet exhibited br J M
Taut, Raleigh, for which they recommended a
prentium of fire dollar.
ajsJMa. ' t
The ornor-stone of a monument to fJn-
pral R, E. Lee wa laid in Atlanta, on Sat
urday, under the auspicea of the Ladies' Me
morial Association. Ainon'ir fhe articles de
posited were a Confederate fiae, with the in
scription "Sacred to the Mercury of General
Lee. a portrait of the General, and a bullet
taken from the bod r of a wounded Coufeder-
ate. Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer,
Rales room 166 by 70 feet, with nineteen 8ky
Llalitt. 1
Prompt Attention to the Interest and Comfort of
renters and their lesms.
uravet' Warehouse lua now the Largest Sties
Room itt To .ui. Wagons lockud ut in Wnrebouss
. ..... i. . i , ... . , i .. 1 1 , , ,
i nigm. luiia iyi nurnca. vhii 4iin tee as,
oct 38 ly.
subscriber. It is really one of the
'leasinir eueravinrs ever before the public.
The Companion ia printed na fine, heavy
paper ; it c.-lumn axe filled to the brim
with e."l ttincs by talented antbor. and
withal it i one of the largest and finest il
lustrated family papers published.
TTRKKYS. Dica ANP GEESE.
W A Nah of
by same; pre-
Jlest half Poland 11 br
v nanism ; premium JS.
Rest pair half wild Turkeys,
premium g.(.
Rest pair Yellow Mountain Turkeys, by came;
premium $3.
Beet pair Poland Docks, by same ; premium
A refined war of chronicling ordinarr e-
vent is exhibited br a Cincinnati reporter.
who says that '-a iundrnned. feniis Vami-
corn, denominated Billr. took umbrae-.- at a
Rluegrass belle's grecian bend, aad went fur
it- The i ni met of the coat'a head decelera
ted the lldjr't Andalusiau glide ponsidera
bly." . .George Washington Bibb, a man of tal
ent but a hopeless inebriate, fell over a ner-
a: i , n .... . . e
ruUicuir wan, some teet, in Lynchburg,
on Sunday niRht, and wa ipstantly killed.
Hon. Fernando Wood has been nominated
for election to Congress from the )f inth Di
triet of New York by the Mozart Hall Ao-riation.
Agricultural Implements,
MOWING MACHINES,
STRAW CUTTERS, c, &e.
IT THE l.ATK FAIR ef the Htat Affrtmlfiiral
Society, held at Italeirh on the lHth. llRa.aWh and
31st dan of Oetober. tbe following fllKl PHK
MIU1. were awarded to J. H. THOMPSON, of
Tyro, Davidson Toonty, N. C, Mannfsefarer or
Ajrent forthe sale of A vrli nliural lmiilementt, aad
ll the various kinds ot labor saving mscbisery tf
Mie faint. v
Best Wroncht Share Plow., , $10.01)
Best Mill Sii!e I'low, (No. 77)...., lO.etf
Best Steel Turning l'low , 10, 00
Most Wroucht Iron Subsoil Plow,,,, 10,00
Best Cultivator., 6.00
Best Tooth Harrow.... (.00
Best Mowing Machine ,., 10.00
lle-t Hone-Power (made In the .State), , 16. W
Best St rt w ( 'o tier. ..,.,. v , 6 .00
Best straw snd Hat v Cutter for Hsnd. ( ert.ticate.
Jj- for any ofwe abgye articlpt. or any thing
else in his line, sourest J, i, Theuipeon, Tyro,
Davidson Co.. N C
Oct. 98th, is-0. 43 It
A VAHD.
A C. r.,ni,, will e re iclifiai in . . utli tarries tt S tap.
alnnary. ma rrrvi a st e ami simple am.dy 'or tha ear
or Nervosa Wetkneaa Boly Deoar, Oiara a t tnt Cri
l arr ami f eniliml Or ma, iin.l tlie who e trrn of 4lar-
brouicht . n by .- rful ami villous habit. Ores!
nun berahsra b en enrid b" lh a nobta r.meily. Praa-nv
led by t desire t. benefit t e afflicted sad un'ortatt
sllt arn I the recipe for preparing . 4 Inn IMa aassWSaM
In a sealed envelop-, in mr o who netds It, Frs mt
. A d w JTXTHX IKIM, ItaUstl 0t MMs
U'.uae, Wyw Verli City.
s h'y'tkuv unlVeti v, . m J'. . ''.-l.'.'-tV'1"
HtKLL7rZ L sl""T n . n"' V"mTVB-
. - t c. r-.i.i ami .".hk"! i.i(uei ny or irnf m
H KX
her
e I free for Iwo tt' nipa.
.'no er r.
raali n llh Married l.a.llei by us at their
AUdrass Mrs.
AOENIg
In all earla nf the Unite I Blair la m
A H. Nelson V Vo'm
Aluminum Gold Jewelry I
Arrsta sis waking $) in ao pa week artMas ths 4fcV
uminnta Jewelry. Th heat lmttUoo of 14 rr lot--duee4.
It bat the exact color, whlii It alsart lalaiaa,
a' 4 aiamts ihe teat f the tr,i. tea clda. No sastaa
ell l worn cold oa r br ar I. tha Aluminum flwij
mc a mmi l augii'er. a. ii. Nets n a Co. snt t Oss I
goo.la for I 10 Ihe price gold jewelry 1 fid toe, aad
u .,-1 iiih i ( oi iii, ,,, ajien s i-a caaa naiaaea a as, ea
and 90 day. We ..mil pel ,ui., wlahi g to act a ueals.
a full an i cooip'et snonmtn r.f g.i .da, neialali ii
a, Brace ela, lxekera, Lsdiea' and Owab' r iisTar nit,
ng., Sleeve Bui ions. u ' a A. .. 'or lisj doBsra 4s.
!' to la rsld when ihr Goods are recelvi4, tha alhee
dulla-a hi M, 6 aad Ut dsya. tarli viaWes t JaW '
good. u l act a a. e, is .ill , ddreaa A. H. NBUOM A
COIBrjiadwaiwl
N0BTH CAROLINA, t Superior
TO ORGANISTS !
A long- Tclt Need Supplied
ClarKe's Short Voluntaries,
FOR THE
Pipe or ICc rd O ran ii.
Designed chietly as Opening Voluntaries
and KestMiuses. !r ilulicate and expressive
stop. 1 v snd ri.MMiiir. Selected and ar
ranged by VM. H. CLARKE, author of the
"Arts Method for heed Organs." Price, in
board, $1 .60. Sent post-paid on receipt of
price-
Oliver Ditson til Co.. Boston.
C H. Pi t son 4k Co. , New York, i ' -"
Divore.
! I will sell for ca.h at
Iluntsville, on Friday the iMh day of Novem
ber next, lot acres of Land, lying in Chinqoi'
pin, snrrenncred by T. l.OSG. llannipt. Jiold
by order of the Court of Bankrnptry.
S. T. SPEEIC, Assienee
Oct. 10, 170 44t
of T. Long.
Caldwell County.
Mary E. Stafford, PPtff,
against
Julius A. Stafford. Deft
In thia case it i made to appear noon aflL
davit that after diligent search the defendant
ean not be' found within the limit of thia
State; It iatherea ire ordered ihe publication,
be made in the "Old North State, a newa
paper published in Salisbury, N. C tor mix
weeks, notifying the defendant to appear at
the next Tenn of the Superior Court, for tha
county of Caldwell. 'at the Court House ia
Lenojr. on fhe 8th Monday after the 3d Mon
day in March next. taWa-aud there in anawrr
the complaint of the Plaintiff, whieh ia filed
1 . .- " . e.
iu irte; nmcf or nam tiiurt.
VVitueaa, R. R. v aketield. clerk- of oar
said Court, this the 23ldr of October. 1870,
R R M'AlrEFrfLD,c.f .f
43 6w:(prfee 8.)
XtAJSTsD SAXiB I I will sell for cash
at the residence f (Teortre Hobson.on Friday
the I Itb day of Koreiulier next, the following
lands, to wit:
The Heme Tract of sj mbtm, more or las
The Henry Mm tract. 150 acres, " M
One-half ofa trc-f.f7 :. M
Sold by order of the Court ofltartnipVefr
T. SPEKK. Aeaigaee
Oct. 1(, IW- - K-3t. of Geo. flobton,
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