n i.vivx & ?i\«rTo.v,
VOL 1.
SALISBURY, N. C., SATURDAY EVENING, AIAY 26, 1866.
Old North State.
fl>A[
Xfewis Banes dc John S. Hampton.
l’L'I!LI,IIKi:. .V lM{(ll*RIUTOK.‘.
LEWIS HANES, Editor.
IJ' Il.tTKS OF .SL'Ii.'JCPJPTIO.N. ^
TKIt.nS—CASH IN ADVANCE.
]>ii!y Oii^' Voiir. - . $8.(10
'■ .''i.\ Moiitlis, - . 4,50
“ Oiif .MoiiUi, . . - 1.00
[WEEKLY.]
Wcj-kly jiapfr, Orn* Year, - . . ^ 3.00
“ Six iiKiiitljj. - . 1..50
 ()iic Vi-ar. . 2-2.00
“ *■ 'l '.v';ii;y  liie Vfiir. 40.G)
Xhliscellaneous Advertisements.
SCALE OF DEPKECIATION.
The following bill passed during the present ses
sion :
A l)illto be entitled .\n-\ct to establish a Scale of
Depreciation of Confederate Cuirency.
WuEKEAs, By an ordinance of the Convention, en
titled “An ordinance declaring what laws and ordi
nances are in force, and for other puriio.ses,” r^titied
on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1865, it is made the
duty of the General Assembly to provide a .scale of
depreciation of the Confederate currency from the
time of it« first i.ssue to the end of the >4ar; And it is ^
further therein declared tfiat“aUe.xcciitory contracts, ' c ?
solvable in money, whether under seal or not, made the prospenty and welfaie of our countrjf
to the world. Forever a quarter of a century ol pri- i ah«r tlie depreciation of said ciurcncy before the l.st , ‘I whole, and the perpetuity ot our mstitu-
vate itractice the ingredients in these day of May, I860, and 5-et unfilled, (e.xccpt official tioiis, as handed down to US by our noble au-
7 TW fi rVTX(4- J*rLT S! bonds and penal bonds payable to the .State,) .shall be | cestv, a Federal Repuhlican Goveniineiit.
J^ir Jj ui ur M jO, deemed to have been made with the understanding, (Vnr rioonle have hut Intel v *
Have lieen used with the greatest success. Their ■ that they were solvable in money of the .said ennen-i t . - •
missioiiers not only to prevent disease, but to cure.—
A BOON TO THE SICK AND
The Light of the World.
1)R. iLVGGIEL’S
Pills and Salve.
These Uife-giving remedies are now, given publicly
XS^iscellancous Advertiseincnts.
PROSPECTL'.S uF THE
RUTHERFORD STAR .
The Undersigned propose to publish, in the
village of Kiitherfordton, a weekly Newspaper
to be called “The Rutherford .Star.”
It is our desire to make The Star a wel-
iirtsitor to all tlmge who feel an interest
nUwel
f
lBercantil-0 Advertisements
AEWFiil3i (\  vi^isiU !
paper indicates tlie expiration of
Tliey search nut tlie various maladies by which the
jiiitient issutl'ering, andrevigorates the failing system.
To tlie aged and infirm a few doses of these valuable
pills will prove to Imi
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
For in every case tlie}’ add new life and vitality, and
peonle have hut lately emended front a
iUMcIUH: hi lllUIK*^ U1 me Mill! eillicil- ^ J *1 J 1
cy," subject iievertlieless to evidence of a diti'erent ixi- ci^ il war, w a^ocl Ixy ana ootweeu
tent of the parties to the contract; therefore, j Scitions ot a onco gloriou.s Union, and more
A cToss X on till
till’ ul!'iTiptioll.
1 111’ty|ii'on u hicli the “ (li.ii Noutii is
iiriiili’d i-i ntircly 11 ’ w. No jiain- will be .'iian’d to ,, , •, ,, , ,, ,
tii.iki’ it ,t well ome viMt.ir til I’l-y family. In order '‘eah/ed, that I'ouc-de-Leoii sought
io do Ihi- we have eii^Mgi’d llie si'-rviees'of able and
depreciation be and the same is hereby adopted !
and e.stablished asthe measure of value of one gold i
While there is life there is hope, and not-
, , ... . . I the fractional parts of the month of December, 1864,
the young and middle-aged, they will prove most m- j from the 1st day of November 1861, to the 1st day of
1 valuable, as a ready, specific, and sterling medicine. 1 1865. to wit:
ai i’omt,|i,li,.,i liti-rarv ennfrilmtois.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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for three Inindred years ago. and iii’ver found. He
looked fora fountain that would restore the old to the
vigor and make voiith over
1 AN FTFFNAL SPIlTNUr f
It was left for tills day and hour to realize the dream
' andsliow ill oue glorious fact, the magic that made it
i '"''tIIFSK FJ.VOr.S' ffatkuieu
! (’aiiiiot >tay theflightofyears. but they can force back
and liold aloof, disea.scstliat might triumph over the
aged and young. I.et iiouc liositate then but seize
! the favorable Opportunity that oilers. When taken as
JHTLTOUS I)IS01!T)FnS
' Nothing can be inure iirodiirtive ot cure than these
! Fills. Theiralwost magic iiifiiiciii’e is felt at once,
: and the ii-mal eonicoiiiitants of this most distressing
! disease are removed. Tlicse remedies are made from
' till’ jiiire't
VFO FTAllLE COMPOI ^NDS.
' Tliey will nut liariii tlie most delicate female, and I’aii
be given with gooil elfect in descrihed doses to tlie
youngest liabe.
FOP CUTANEOUS DISOPDEPS
and all cruiitions of the skin, the salve is mo.st iuval-
iiahlc. It does not lieal externally alone, but jx’ne-
tiates with the most seari’liing cllects to the very root
of till’ evil!
DR. PILLS
“Scale of depreciation of Confederate Currency, the
gold dollars being tlie unit and measure of value.
from Xov, 1st 1861, to May 1
1865.’
1
Months. 1861.
1862.
1863
1864.
1865
.January, —
$1 20
$300
$2100
?50 0(J
February, —
1 30
300
21 00
(K)
.March, —
1 50
4 00
23 00
60 00
April, —
1 50
6(HJ
20 00
100 00
ilay, —
1 50
150
19 00
—
.Line, —
1 .50
650
18 00
—
.July, —
1 50
900
21 00
...»
August, —
1 50
14 (XI
23TK)
....
Sciiteiubcr, —
2 INI
1400
25 00
—
(Ictober. —
2 00
14(H)
26 00
—
X’oveniber, $110
2.50
15 30
30 00
—
Decemlier, I 15
250
20 00
—
—
Dec. 1 to 10th inclu
sive.
35 00
“ 10th to 20th, “
45 (H)
1st to 31st, “
49 00
. , - . .1 • • .. 'c dollar in Confederate currency, for each month, and w-ith.staiiding the ffreat elmntre.s wrouo-lit bv
restore tlie \s arning energies to then pn.stiiie .state, lo , fractional narts of the month of December. 1864. ' tliejate civil war, we shall encourage tlu’peo
ple'to hone.sty, industry and economy, we
sliall take special ]iains to keep them jio.sti’d
with all beneficial improvements of tlie age,
_ I so that they may once more enjoy bountiful
stores, jiro.sperity and liapi>iness.
W* sliall fn im time to time ]mblish such |
laws, both .State and Xational, as our peo]de j
are directly concerned in, and shall likewi.se i
use our intiuence to establish a sound circnla- i
ting currency, so much needed at the present
time.
We shall be governed by principles and not
nifn, for according to our honest conviction,
tb^ present condition of our country is o^ving
tothe abandonment of princijdes, we mean
tbe abandonment of those fundamental prin
ciples upon which the Government of the Uui-
t(d States was reared.
We shall favor and encourage the develop-
nent of all our resources. Agricultural, Miu-
j And whereii.s, many grave and difficult dispute.s
I may arise between executors, administrators, guar
dians and tni.stees, and their legatees distributees,
w ards and cestuy.siiue tni.st. in tlie settlement of their j eal &c., and likewise .such internal improve-
aeeoiiiits and trusts, arising from the depreciation of ' nehts as will most likely be beneficial to the i
(’oiifeilerate e.mencv. State treasury notes and bank (ouufry, and especiallv the extension of the '
iiote.s, incident to and growing out of the late w.ar; 1 j u i c 1 -i ^
if t
and that law suits and expensive litigation may be
obviated.
Be it therefore enacted, That in all such cases, the
Vilniington, Charlottee and Rutherford Rail t>f nil kinds.
J ■ wt ■ ili ^ IliiJs
ate Just received ami opened at No. 2, Mur-
^ phy’s Granite builibng, a new and Splendid
Stock ot Staple and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they will sell for cath or barter, onlv, as
follows, A large and beautiful as.>.ortim‘Ut of'
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
embracing the newest :md leading stvles of the
season.
A large as.sortmeut of Gentlemen’s, Youth’s
and Boy’s Goods,
Ladies .Summer AYrappings.
Ladies’ Misses, and Childreii’s
Trimmed Uats, new shapes.
Ladies, Misses and Childrens,
Hoop .8kii’t.-;, Ladies, Mbso.s
and Childrens, Balmoral Shoos,
and Ginters. Bonnets, Ribbons,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ac., Ac.
Gents and Boys Shoes of every Description,
Gents, Boys and Childrens Hats, of
every variety for summer wear.
Crockery and Glassware,
AVoud and willow ware.
Also,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and Dye Stuff's,
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Lmd west.
As to Politics we are True Conservatives,
parties are hereby empowered to form a full and per- leUeving neither in the Fire Eaters of tlie
teet statement of the case 011 both .sides, which ca.se 1 . « t 1 .■ i 1 . •
shall be submitted to the determination of one of the 1 Radicals ot the North, but m
TriTra via ■fnllrtTxr judges of the .^uiierior Courts, chosen by the parties, | tie Constitution, the Union, andtheeuforce-
XiivciXlctUiy (./UI6 IfllC LUXIUW- who is hereby authorized to consider and determine 1 iient of all Constitutional laws, whether State'
the same, ai’cording to eqnity an.l good con.seience: ,r Federal, and a ready and willing obedience
rrovideu, however, That no part of this section shall > , ^ ^ ^
be construed to .stop or hinder any person from pro-A* ^ ^
riie .Star will be publi.shed every AVednes-
ilay at the following rates, (strictly in ad
vance,) payable in currency or produce at
itaarkot prices.
One copy. 12 months, $2.00
“ “ G “ 1.00
J. B. CARPENTER,
R. W. LOGAN.
April 18th, ’G6. d tf.
ing Diseases.
.\.’’;tlima.
Hitwel Ciimplaints,
(’llllgll.S,
C'l .Ills,
I’lii’.st I)i.s«‘a.ses,
C’ostiveiii’.ss,
Dyspepsia,
Diarrliiea,
Di'imiSV.
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'I'l’ii lilies i.l suliil leiiiiiiii
iiii li li’iiglhu ise Ilf till- 11
.'■ijuare.
'i'
nr aliiuil one
iiaiii. eiiiistiliite a
Debilit V,
Ei’ver and Ague,
Eeniale Cniiiplaints
Ileadui’lie,
Iiiiligestinii,
Iiiriiieiiza.
liitlamatiiin.
inwaiil weakness.
Liver C’lmiplaiiit.
Liiwih’ss uf Spirits,
Riiigwiinii.
Rlu’umati.sm,
Salt Rlii.’iim,
.^calds.
Skin Disease.s, Ac.
NOTICE.—None genuine witlmuttlie eiigra
veil trucli’-iiiark around eachpiitor box, signed by Dr.
(•ceding in the usual course of law, if he sliall deem
the s’ame nece.csary.
A true copy.
J. A. ENGELTIARD,
Clerk of Skinate.
THE
Saturday i^ening Post.
NEW LIFE, TALENT AND ENERGY.
SPLENDID ARRAY OP CONTRIBUTOP.S.
eXSURPASSED AXD UNSURPASSABLE.
Mrs. Delta Z. Spencer having purchased an Interest In
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, and Mr. Edmund
Deacon having retired from the paper, THE POST passe'd
into the management ofa NEW FIRM, who are determ
ined to infuse Fresh Life, Talent and Energy into its col
umns. The 'opular novelist, EMMERSON BENNETT,
Author of “ Prairie Flower,” “The Refugees,” “Clara
Moreland,” Ac.,.tc.,has been engaged, at a great expense,
as a regular contributor, ai.il will
WRITE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE POST.
Mr. Bennett will begin a coutinued story in the first
number of the new year. It will be called
TB E PHANTOM OF THE FOREST ; A TALE OF THE
BACKWOODS.
Tills story will run through from twelve to fifteen num-
■f?
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i.il Niilii’c
ill li nil’ll iiiinii'ii, will lu- i nii-
:r;lr(-d liir .It llli’ Iilliir. ul Iliitli’> I llilll (luultlc
l!'!!’ mil’ Ilf I'liiiiiary uilvi-rti'i’mi’iil'.
I’i-iTti’ii ii ri’iidiiiLT in.itliT. witli apiirnv.-il of
ilii’I’liitiir'. liliy ri’iii ' pi r iiiu’.
Vilvi rti'i’iiu’iii-; insi-rti’il irrcirularl v, nr at fiitcr-
.1. .'! AiajiKi.. 43 Fultoii street. New York, to couiiteiTeit j bers, and be a story of the early settlement of Kenta- zj-, ,
which is Icliiuv. | including adventures with the Indians in that romantio I
!• .^iilil Lv all resiic.-table Itealers in Medicines i which w.as generally called by tbe pioneers of civ- '
'L iiited States and CaiiiKhi.s-afJocLs ' 5-'>-oun.l.”
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thriiiighiiut till
jier biix or imt.
For sale at J. H. Kiiiiiss’ Drug Stun’, halislmrv.
N. C.
api-B-dly
v.ils. per I’l’Ui. adililiiiiial.
1 are fur .standing adver-
•li.iiigeablc, lit disiretinn.
. iliaiigcable at
lini’s, fur cverv i
dI sore- i
as a quarter (’iduinn.
(’iiluiiin. Hills liir ail-j
dav or year, will be 1
i
Till- rales alone prmit
IlM’UII’llt.S.
/iii’ nr two .squares. (
f.o per cent aililitioiial.
.More tlian two -qiiare
til'll, per squari’ of ten
t\M’iiIy-tivi’ ceiils
Fit e si|ii;iri’s I’st iiii.iti’d
and ten sqii.iri’s as a lialf
vi’i tising. whet her by llu-
v"n>iili ri‘il line mill colli’ctalile 011 preseniation.
Prospec tus.
TIIK ITHl.K’.V rioN (»F TIIK NORTH
i’arnlin.i I’ii .'bytorian will bo ro.smiii’d in Fay-
.(’ttot illo. nil Wi iliii’.silay, ill!’ 2iid of Jaiinary
iii’xr.
(’oiitiiloiitiy ri’lying on tin* hi'arty .sii]tport
tvbioh wo iiavo lu’roti.f.iro roi-orvod, wo sball
oiiib-aviir To roiiilor 1I10 papor nioro attrai-tivo
hotli ill aiqio.ir.iiii’o and mattor. than it has
•ovor boon, .spariiitr iioithor jiaiiis imr oxpoiiso
ill till’ ai’i’iiii|iIishmonT of this pnriioso.
With the I'.issiiii; away of old Tilings, a uow
S]iirif Ilf activity, oiii-rgy and ontorpriso. lias
1 iiifiiM il into I’Vi-ry dopartiiu^iit ofsoi’iilar
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THE WEEKLY
OLD NORTH STATE.
PUBLISHED EV£EY FRIDAY, AT SAL
ISBURY, N. C , BY
HANES i
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The Post is edited by Mrs. BELLA Z. SPEN'CFR, who
will al'o contribute a continuei story in the course 0/ tlie
year, eutitled
GENEVIEVE HOWE.
Our columns will be further supplied with original con-
tributious by a
SPLENDID LIST OF CONTRTBUTORS
All the department-! of the paper will he fill- d, as far as
I po.ssible. with ORIGINAL MATTER. The old friends of
' THE PO.ST—some cf whom have sto^d by it during the
sunshine and storms of forty years—will thus see that we
are de ermineil to be
UNSURPASSED BY ANY CO.MPETITOR;
and in view of the.se fresh and costly efforts and brilliant
Iniiucement.s, we trust to have their warm exertions in our
behalf, and the LIBERAL SUPPORT OF A GENEROUS
PUBLIC.
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Cliurch. also, partake
’Vaiiia-mi’iit Why should .she. of ail thi*
.agi'in i's. l-'.iingliT m bc.-ir with such rri’iiion-
• liiiiii- I'.irci npoi: the civilizaTioii of the pn-s-
•'■nt till.I’, hi- im liii ii-iit. laggard ami aliii'i.-it
.h'ipi-li->,'. in till’ w.irUiiig uut of her own des
tiny ]
'i’ll arouse the clii;rch to the importanci* and
iieci-s.x'ity of wi'i’k ; of imcea>ing. restles.”, tire-
li’is I U'1 gy in the M-rvii’i' Master and
Head ; this>liall b lirst cliiefest aim. In
tlli^ w* need assistaiii’o. M ,! are luit alone.
.•'lUlicii’Ut till’ the-;e tilings. (>ur brcrtlua 11 must
help us in every way; l.y cmitributious from
their iiwii .'tores III tlmnglit and studv: by
zealiiu> I’li-iipi’ratioii in a i‘iiiuino[i cause, fir
till- bi-mdit of all : by I’xtendiiig uur circnlatioti
tliT'nig'liililt all I'Hr borders, and thus giving
Us the im ans and "pportniiitv of
well the Work to wllich We have
all that We have, and all wi- hope
earth.
TERM.8.
.Snh.scripUoii fir one year.
•* •* six muiitlis.
Address 15.
Editor n ti e N. U
Why should iiot tlio
of till* pi'i igressivi’ ad-
H A Itl P T O N ,
CONTAINS
All the Latest News,
REVIEW OF THE ITIARKETS.
ETC., ETC.,
AND PRINTED IN THE BEST STYLE.
i’i:r.-on.8 living in the coun-
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A I.L THE NEW.S OF 'I'lIE
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TO THE WEEKLY
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OLD NORTH STATE.
TFK.IIS -CASR IN ADVANCE.
ONE YEAH,
.IX ^loN'ITIS.
$3 00
1 oO
A SEWING JIAiHlN’~PRE.VIIlJlfI.
We will give (inn • f WHEELER A WILSON’S
Celebraed SEWING M.^CHINE?—the regular price of
whifh is Fifty-five Do lar*—on the tollowing terms .
1. Twenty copies, one year, and the Machine, $70.00
2. Thirty cop’es. one year, and Machine, S5.00
8. Forty copies, one year, and Machine, 100.00
TERiTIS—Cash In Advance.
One copy, one .vear, |2 ."iO
Two copies, one .year, 4.00
F ur copies, one year, 8 00
S copies 1 year and one to ge'ter up of club, 16.00
20 cop!e«. 1 year, and one to getter-up of c ub, 35.00
The capertf for a Club may be sent to dlCTerent poBt^oxn'
ce».
SubsTibers in British North America must remit
twenty c-iits in addition to the annual .'ubscription, as we
have to prei ay the U. S. postage on their pap-r .
Kem'ttatu’es shoul’i he made in Post Office Orders when
possible. If nut, in United State notes—or Drafts, pay
able to our or ler, winch a'e prefe.ablr to the notes.
SiW” Specimen numbiTs of I'lIE Pn.%T sent '-rails
Address HENRY PETER ON A  0.,
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‘G-reat Oaks from little acorns Grow.’
HANZS 4 HAMPTON.
Publishers & Proprietors
I.KiVis
•JOHN 8
H.\XF8.
. HAMI’TOX.
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riio wor.-sf (lisi^a.’5i‘s known to tlio human
race .>Jjjring from cavses so small as to al
most defy detection. Tlie volumes of scieu
tide lore that till the tables and shelves of
the medical fraternity only go to iirove and
elaborate these facts.
'riu’u guard yourselves while you inav.
The smallest pimjile on the skin is a teil-
mar. li 30— j indicator of disease. It may fade
; and die away from the surface of the hi id v.
Y a d k i nC o 11 e g e,
N ear the yadkin river-nine
MILES FROM LKXl.NGTON, N. C.
This Institution, under its charter as a College, was
revived on the 15th of .January 1866, and .supplied, by
’ a .’briolution oftiic Trustoe.s, with a oorjis of experien
ced Teachers ; so that now, with its cheap boarding
arrangements, il offers to male pupils every educa
tional facility, from the primary department to a full
college course, upon more favorable terms perhaps,
than any acadeniv or college in the State,
B»-AT rAVILL.l FEJI.4LE SK.7IINARY,
Three qnarters ol a mile from Yadkin College, anJ
entirely separate from it. now off'ers, in its boarding
iirraiigeiuents intlie family of the Rev. (1. W. Hkge.
and ill its .scientific and literary departments. iiiiii.'Ual
attractions to young Indies who desire to acquire a
finished education, embracing music, and other lem-
iuiiie accomplisliments.
For brief circulars giving particular' in relation to
either tlie College or tlie .^emiiiarv. address the
RKV. W. ilKCK. A. M.,
or. J. M. NKW.'^OX.
Yadkin College, via Lexington. X. ('.
March 30, 1866. l-di;vliii
They are prepared to fill all orders, of Physi
cians, for Drugs and Medieines, at the shortest
notice. The Drug department will be under the
charge of a regular Physician.
They also have a brunch of their bu.siness at
County Line, Davie County,
where all of the .above named articles, may like
wise be obtained on the .same terms.
The above stock of Goods, having been pur
chased since the late heavy decline of prices in
the X'orthern Cities, will be sold as LOW as they
can possibly be bought in this market.
P. R. MiUtin. invites his old friends of Diuie
County especially, to give him a call when tisitiug
this market.
J. W. GRAY,
1’. R. MARTIN,
J. McGUIRE.
Salisbury, N. C., April 2, ’66. tf-noL
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