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SALISBtJUY. N, C.. THURSDAY EVKNlNGr, JUNE 28. 1866.
NUMBER 70
?1
THE
OLD tfORTlL STATE.
ITKl-ULIliLi.J
oaTJwJta S.
tVtUNUMM 4 rMTBUUVlUi.
uwu no. iu.
KT-tATES OF SPlSTflPTlOX.
IS-CASM ! ADVASCH.
jar, Om Tar.
HtMMk,
m xhi eatsaa Um Year.
Tnwi w'n tin Yrir
A PWi M a ska paper m Jieau tee rxptrt3 of
Tat mn which the "Olb Mjoam ." v
oriaaat laeaiawlr n. Xo aaiaa h11 ae mtp1 !
ake it a atooaat Jailor U erery taaaily. la oraar
to 4a thai a hare rJ tat serncaa oi afeaa aa
aceeapliaBed literary eontriaatnr.
ADVERTISING RATES.
. TRANSIENT BATES
For alt period Urn thaa one Booth
One Squara. Firat iaaartiaB II .0
Ceetrart rahMfhr pcrioia of aw to fear aaontU.
J If aUTES OF SUKCfUTIOX. XI
TVvWmUt, Oh Tur
: . v- 3
Vaa k.r mm. Oh Taw. - 0 .
- OtSI
4 MOS.
1 Square.
2 Squ'rs.
3 "
4 "
tColm'n
"
1 "
P 00
12 00
1300
13
9008
25 Ml
3500.
... ., .
-. . . i . i . i . i
in tvprtiaf furs longer taisathaa baraMMRBa
Coart Kotieaa and Advertomcnu will be rhaiced
aaaha anaatiaaHL
Ten line of solid minion trpe. or aUut one
inch length irise of in column, conutute a
mjnarc
1 MO. 2 M8. 3 M.-.
300 4J0 600
400 600 800
5 00 7 50 10 50
6 00 9 00 12 00
8 00 12 00 16 Oi)
10 00 15 00 20 00
15 00 22 50 200
traoted for at the ofice, at. not teas than double j r-presjntatiri!B to whkh the State w enti
Urn ratef oriiary adrertimaats. j fVrf, the Rrpmbiietm sars that the coftspi-
InMited as reading matter, w.th approral of cy has yet another feature. It is h-ld
the editors, fiffy ceats per Une. j lt if the Soatheru State should send in
Advertiseiaeau inserted irregularlr. or at inter- j their electoral votes, the simple refusal of
tsJs. ft ptr Trnt siMiti iril , the President of tlie Senate, to opn thp
The rate above printed are for standiap adver- j ct rtitieates would sulBce to eff. ct tUnrWrf
.n.. trrtnshm. The cnmmen of the RrpuUt-
Ooc or two squares ehangaWe at iWtion. 5 cm p.i TW a w..nh 10 be pondered :
M per cent additional. I -wecaMot confiuri-ue any att-mpt
More thaa two square, ebsnrbl at snssre- rtIle ,Le eltr!'4 voev toy
Hon, per square ot tiftn lifles, for evert- ehanav. ';arn mean H-itkont Ike awwf paint nl npprt-twenty-fire
cents ' UtnnM. We jtreatly mUtakf the temper
Fire squares estimate r a quarter column. "r PP1' U tcould not prnsoke a nm
and ten squares as 4 naif column. RilU for ad- j J ' mprtimiAe, ' not Woo
vertinng. whether by the uay or year, wttl be j d that sjt tfrminakd.
oortnidered due and ooDectabls on pnxentstin " '
POETICAL.
"WTiat Ails SSy Lots."
ASSWTREO BT HE2SELF.
On verdant rat ks my 3fr.rc sat,
'ilid buttercup and daiy
And I reclined without my hat,
And felt entbrained, but lazy.
Bright foilage waved our head above,
Aud man v a songster iwittertd ;
The streamlet, like our ''course of love,"
Ran smoothly on and giitterat
" 1
Simple, yet e'en sublime our fan1,
Ham sandwiches I'd bought her;
Cape-sherry, too, my love kid there,
' (She likes & mixed witji water.)
Deeply we quaffed our fill of joy,
Deeply our wine iu glasses ;
The ham wa. good Cnought annoy
When time so blithely passes f
Stem Fate t as thus in caJmesTbliss
My love and I sat eating, I
She paused what sudden blight was UtL-l
My heart 'gan wildly beating.
Breathless I risked, "Why, why that tear
That cheek to brightly" Unsung
That classic brow, so w htte d clear,
Deep as the sunset blushing.
That voice so silvery, soft and low,
Now tremulous and broken ;
Say, whence Q$a dead o'erwhelmingwoe,
Too fearful t$ be spoken 1
Ob, tell me telm- quick (he cause !
deen-drawn sf?ahe ?afd, "Oh law '
r It Tas the mustgrd fid H."
i- -
It appears fiat two hjiridred and fifty j
Crermany. T;nTy a portlba or tnciewtil re
returned, ar.d at the present rate of gold I
they could not be proStably exchanged. 1
The larger portion of these errufitie arc
retained foi ir.vt tascnt, mid are morcjiki-
br to remain so ih .u the bond of sny
eV gnVen-me: t. Tiny will more probity
riac than fill ia public
land a-id Genuai.y. hi fart, it i believe
tha pe:.di. g tie war, tbe.e will b- a Lr;e
d uij-.d fr ear Cot. uncut atnri.
al.aad, at enhanced p ice. 1 iLa. t
a Aie, im
The Wahlnyt JapubUtan, Admin.
of yesterday, in it lidding editorial, allr
e tbe existence of a treasonable con.-piracy
est the part of a certain political taction
at the North. It my)
It is nothing lee titan t conspiracy H
override the Constitution nudt-r the guise
of a new construction of the aecood waaa.
mpkaf the .firat ate lion of article ll of
that laaliaiaiinl, wwiea at ra wear voros :
Mtasah neate afcft aftooir t. is awah naaf
ner a the ly-culaiure tneteot miiy nireet.
a nnmlK-r of elector ennui to the whole
u umber of 8enalor and Representative to
which the Htale mar be entitled in the
Corjrrfan."
The new construction is that no 8tate is
entitled to appoint any elector which shall
not hare Senators and Representative iu
C'onrreas at the tiae, Starting out upou
thii nuiMuud hypothesis, the conspirators
rvsolred that no rvnaators and K preaen
U lives from eleven Hutes whose inhiibi
tants were enncerned in the recent rebel
lion should he admitted to seats in Con
gress a::til after 1668 !
This rebellion is the key-note to the ob
stinate ie nsal of Congress to ninth o
iiiieir righ fnl seats Senators and Kenirsen-
, Utic)S whoe loraltT was nerer doubted.
and to the otjtnnted oppis'tiou m 'Coi
greas to what is known as Tus 1'ke.si
DKNT's plan of restoration.
Referring to the various presences as
I signed by the Radicals for etclnding 8oa-
tneni iepeesentat. s, the IlepabliraH d -
cbtres Uihat none of these reasons aoi trol
' the qaestien a arnrle hour
iur uw?m u m biuik iiwu.
- ..... .
thai an unrrpwvxnita &iuir runmn mui
rlrrfvn
of l'rrskkHt and ricr rmmtmi
''
i R'-pndiating as an absnrditY the theory
: that t: eleclor.'l voice of a Stale depe-twls ;
upon its fail and actual representatiou in I
inst-rfd of unoti tne nnmber of
Secretaries eftte Treasury.
The 1 it; -bit IaMnwat waa ciealed by act of
roanessanavrcd .-r!eabera IU .Taa loiioariafr ,
l itoitoc e jttar.e.roai tLecr-atoif or. ti iiepan-
uo:iUu-nL.UWr ftj awaR-happointrJ, tn ether With
taevejrorb..-ta. aai. if not sarririii, the year ef
lieaih ci-?u. in tr. or three case wbere th? dsteof
l.rt: ' i-.'h hs et been lejracl. will be found
Won4: T-rtrTa. We hrre not seen a fell a sbcl-
oie ib: st'd in any book
S'irx trn
Hano:'- X. T.. Sep. H.im....l7 l't
ii. UuicotuCoaa.,reb. S. ia -,':"IIW 1833
S. IVtr K..Xij 31 iaOO......TKit 1815
.iiUat.l'.7Jn 98 l-a. ....... I.61 Ii
U. W. f dMW... T,!in. i .-1., 9 ISW..ITI..1 1848
Ubnu P.. ; 1811.; .11100 18t7
.. !ltr..l r! a. i'an h &. t-.l 7. l-'fi
BHusa. P.,)t.reh7. lj .T..ni
0 laL-kaav oflN.. SIr?BS lte...v.lT7S IS
I. MLan. Ie!.: Xav . S IT 16
i W i aae. P., Mj S, 1883 ..1780
K it Taaev K-t. io.aie-1 lv Uie seni )
Sent.' S3 1833: ....nT7 1984
L Worfbcn.Sil.. Jnfcil 1834.. ....1189 11
1 Caiac. d o. M h 6 1811 lVft
WForcaSd. P..ktvt. 13 11 IT 1Z-2
i J HSsMcar. X. V Itatea'Si 183 tT87 Km
l Q S Bibb, kit., Jer. 15. 1-W. 1784
R J Rtker .. Jlrch 6. !8Sw 18D1
W M XeredttiL m,9JH 8 tH4J .. .
1 TtVririi.u!nv.J:i!a l50... 1794 1385
J .ir. Kr.. WU.lv! .IM
II ConVOa. Mirch6. 1357 1815
' V FThaaiaa IP-. Ive. 19 I86M rHIO
J A Dix. X. Y., Jao. II. 11 17 8
.- p n - 1 1: . va) 5. ! in a
$V P Fea.ie -. Jo V I 1ST4 . .1S0B
Hi!. I . . e fa. bs' JIay 7. 15 ( native or
MaaeJ... i
Ittl WV 1 i mil .
in? n astuitiriou jKunoitcitn artruex in it
the natural result of the Kadicai policy is
throw the iSouthern people nrww .-them-
. Ives ar.d tLeir own resaurce. for svm-
pathy nd for prosp- rtty. The tax on coi
tou, fr instaaO, will prompt them to m-ui-nfarure
what they grow, iitend of send.
lag U lo liuwru. tne i.i ,( :gurs
: iat tne fconia smi
stro.-ic noweri
. l L.a, .
We have never doubted that practically
iioi di t oiii.ii t,t it lmtiwi? mids to tu.lUi
ujinuiiLi. If U hldht alettt. A ikteJt.
-fji It Tflias upi.u ivd
r-.Tt-r T i.Tr lr uneT"'
be as prarprrous sad great as a sect ion, as
;ts wisdom and valour have w.tde tjie
United States as a nation. The Kadicai
kisLuion, therafore, wh;ch is exprvt'-d U
n u.d im! 4wju4V it, 4k-iwiy4hxi.
oMoWte'eftect. It may cnmn-1 tb- South
ppoe
o tarn lU attrirfcn' sxefofivily ;o the d-
. h potent of its weaderfal rcnources, arnl
f this is the remit, it will he a bjeasing in
diegitiav. Ball. E. Transcript. ,
A couaptuy is le og f r nad in Atlanta
nnm. mm
Kailroad
N. C. EL E. Company.
mo. a ii p-ts mrwtru,
OoaVAaT Mora, J an 7th. 1408.
cn .i: OP TIME.
Oh and qfkr W 107, 1866, Trains
trill run at foUmct :
aoxvt vmi.
MAIL TSAIX.
Leare Uoldaboro' 12 30 r. M.
" RaUwh, 345
Hili-dTr. 88
" Urevnsborb' 7 40 "
Salisbury 1010 t
Arrive at Charlotte 1235 a m
FREIGHT ami Aax)inionATioy.
Leare CoUsboro :. . . .12 00 r. M.
" Raleigh 4 50 A. M
HilUU.ro' 8 "
" GreemnSoro',.,. 1 00 P. M.
" Salisbury 5 3l "
Arrive at Charl4ta,.' 00 "
OOXfft B Ant.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Charlotte,
" Salisbury,
44 (treeusUiro',. . .
44 Hillsboro
44 Raleigh
Arrive at UoUUUmV..-
..;.ll 15 r.
1 26 A.
4 10 4
...6 31 4
... 830 4
...1120 4
FKiCIGHT .VXD AOCOaMOn.VTIOX.
Iave Charlotte 4 30 A. M.
Salisbury J55 44
" Greensb.rO' 1 tOr. Jl.
44 HilUU.ro' ......1.5 25 44
44 Raleigh : 9 45 44
Arrire at Goldsboro', 2 15 a. M-
Mail Tnt'u e..iiaeet at Raleigh with RaUieh
&0atop Train tar the North. At Golds
buro, with Wil;niugtoo and Weldon, and At
lantic Ac N. C Trains.
AecoBUauaatioa Train runs dui'y. (Sundays
eseepled.) eoftBOCwaa; wiih Wiln.ingiou a
V-!diH) Trains.
Tiiere Li uo i'aodaj Traiu going North from
W.-l : 'ii ! I'-.r.- .i -ii'.U , juii.-.-iic.Ts arrivuii;
at Wetd-m oe tliat day cn go immediately
throincb via iVtt rsbur a.. J Kic.'naoi d.
E. WILKKH.
June, . V-;-dtf
EnJ. d Si j,!.
NOTICE to the MERCHANTS
axd i k m:n of
mm m mm.
The Mrnhnird ani RiianoLr
RiLLXilw AJD,
TQunTtrin T.hmvkTio4!! nTtn-pqHnri
""""" -v"-o-
AyT) WRiJBrEfSC0'JpiT'IOX8WITil i
thn Ra'ri maud (i.iilin .'.Uw. thn H'mtrm I
XarA Cateimt BaUfOad, sad tae
Ckmmm and
C(HMa Bdtirvad, tua
Cheapest, Quickest A Most Birect
Tkrough Freight Line
from ail ilae' iu North Carolina and 'Weitern
South fjaroaka fo
PORTSMOUTH,
2 Oil FOLK, ...
BALTIMORE,
, PHIL .4 DELPHIA,
&EW YORK,
' AND BOSTON.
To ta'ce inhvmtajre of this great through Une,
be r&reftu toci.iign your Fnihtht to care of Haii--...i
wn.1 i.m..w. 'ii.a a- .. ...... .
pomliuits in Xew York and Philadelphia to do the j
:m:uc, and t'roai BalUmore be tartiui to nave your
f reight sent uy
OLD BAY LIXE STEA3IERS
W&WH ARE THE
ONLY STEAMERS BY WfflCH
THlO-GH FRKJGni Ar HA5GEUEMT3
HAVE BEEN Jfflfc"
Take notice, that hv thi route rtm can consurii
yonr ftaight ..directly to its destination, as all
f'uarprt?H win imo ermiiein .uuiex nr. .j.mm oy me !
Kail Komi .t cent at I'.irt-uiautl', and lorwarded
to be colleeted.at th.djiiti'r.:itior ai the Freifrbt.
!. 0. OB 10, AilKIT.
apr i:r6-d3m Pre-tmonth. Va.
Office N. C. R. R. Company
Cpmpiry Shops, June 12, 1866.
rrl ,J . I- . . . r
1ST orvi'iuirniu .niiiva hktiihi (II me
Uo-wi 'Company will be held in the town of
Juty next
-on' will idca3e send ttinrnioxies.
nr.64tdm.
Secretary.
JAUHS W. OSBoKSK. Rt'FL'S BAKKIXOEX,
ISKORIV 1 : St BARRING ER.
CIl UiLOTTIi. K. C.
WILL practice in the counties tdVRowan,
'..'arms. Union. I .v Jell, . afeealeugburg.
Stanly, Lincoln aud Oastoa ; also in the b
preme and federal Court of the Utata. .
tar Qffies in tha.Bnok Baihfiesr near One
CoWlhupatiiB.
I
Cojxt
uity
Aararti-icmtnUi.
quity Sales of Land.
X UlililAt tF TilK ( Ul KTOF
Sftultr ufaRowsXi county, I will otTer
f..r aaj the follow iiig Traetl of Laud :
290 Acres,
g the homestead of the lata Sarah Hel
tbe waiters of 2nd Dutch Creek, adjoin-
aland of P. N. Iloilig. Mary Ueilig,
htt. This is undoubtedly one of the
rabb and hitfhlr improved plauta-
the eountr, the buildiuirs are of the
I lion. Urea, eomutwdious. well
and uew, haviuiTneea erineJ d'lrini;
the war ,-vsueh property as this is rarely offer
ed for ahA ' " ' .
110 Aeree,
Besfaging to the estate of the late Sarah
lb-dig, kuoMU as the 1.. tz place, adjoiuklg
toe Utisds of .!, .Ii Rendteiuan and others.
81 , Acres,
Belonging tothe same estate known as the
Itarriuget piaeeiatijuiuiag the laud of U; M.
Han. hard' iid rs. The above mentioned
lauds are ali in anigh state of cultivation.
Persons desirous ay seinv these lands eau do
so by calliug on P. X. lleilig, orG. M. Barn-
hardt.
The sales of all these tracts of land will
take place on Satiuyiay the 14th day of July
uext, at 11 o'clock, a. in., at the Hom-stel
tract. Terms of sac : Twele mouth credit
with interest aflcr six mouths, the i.ureliasvrs
ivinjt boud with two or more approved sure
tnt the cost of sale to be paid by the pur-
chaser tf the Iloimend. and credited on his
Umd a S4H.U a the sale is confirmed.
LUKE BLACKMLR. C. dc M. E.
June 4, 1 ....
(Pr. fee 15) d2t ww
Belongkig to the heirs of Hugh F. Mc
Kui'it, akuaud on the v.ters of -hill's creek
a.li.uuujg ihe laudt ff Viliiaju A: ...ii. and
(.tilers. wii n I improve'neuta. being a de
f'rable and valuable ida.tuta.u. The sale will
take place ou the premises on Friday tne tit
Uy of Ji:iy uext at 11 o'clock, a m. Terms
of --ale : six niiiaths credit, the purchaser giv
h-g boiui wkh two or more approved sureties,
tle cost of sale to be paid by the purchaser
aud crnditod oi. his bond a soou as the sale is
i.ed.
LTJKI PLACKM KE, C. d M E.
July 4, iaW. (PrR-efS) 5V-w5w
State of North Carolina,
ii( A N COt'JiTJC.
Coart of Equity, Spring Term, 1866.
Equity Sale of the richest GOLI) MINE
- ... .
xu,ilu '"4-'-
1 ! fhrnucl Woodruff and Henry B. Beach
to the use of Julius It. Brockclmm,
vs.
, -Th-4Jold Hill Mining Company.
By virtue of a Deoro., of the Court of
Equity of Rowan County, made iu the
SVjVe named cause at this Term. I will
Ul at the Court Ilriuse door in Salisbury
oa Saturday the ISth day of Angus: next,
at ll o'clock, A. M., all the legal ar.d cqui-
t-t.i.l ... I . .1... fiu u:ii
KOI-.- cnuiie auu tuwivn. oi hi, uuiu uiu
bluing Company, in all r .1 and persoual
estate couv yed to Isaac H. Sm.ih. bv AI
Lviloimts, a;id others, by Died bearing
due July SUh, 1SJ;, and registered i:i Book
40, page 432 oi the Register' Office oi
Bowaii Connty; and in that couveyed to
this presickut and Directors tpi tho U;dd
H 11 MiiiingboiujMuy, by EdwrLB. Rice,
by Deed dated fecp.euibcr . a, I ---. auu
r gistfcred hi Book 40, page Of the Reg
it.'r'j'Uiiice of Rowan County, wherein
tke same way be found partteniurly set
i torch and. described. Also, any and all
,ga, J,ti
sskl Com
euutuble esuite and interest oi
L-auv. or or in any real
pet-
.-oal cstaU' suuated at or near Uold li.il.
isj llo wan. County. Terms of sale, Cash,
asd the title retained to await the furth
er direction of the Court.
LUKE BLACKMER, C. M. E.
June 14, '66. jpifet$25 no64tw&w td
A(kunistrator s Sale.
Raring taken out Special Letters of Ad
ministration on the eetatd of James Donaher
t y. deeeasee, I will have a sale of nis perisha
ble itrofiertx at hi lata rai8awia, uu
TLESDAl, the 19th DAt of JUNE,
at which I will oiler Am- sale aome uperior
j ilch Cows, a nice lot of I.:icuo.lut IWI
biishels of Corn, some 11 ay and Fodder, on of
' the finest Vegetable Gardens in 4 -wn. a lot of
growing corn, and lioueno:j and Kitchen
Furniture.if ail kinds- The dwelling house
and blacksmith shop mar also be rented at
the same time. -
.' "! ?a'.e. Sis m..nth CMnlh. bolld
anJ two approved sureties will be r
beMre any id- the yroyew.Wmoead.
U' ed that no one is retTDonsible for its- safe
heepihg.
jude 4-
-wtds reclal Aam4r.
I I'lUiter'a f fa rl ---
ACKE8,
Belonging to the heirs of 1 1 ani. 1 Fisher, ad
j.'iT.itg tne land of John L. Kusher. Xliei.aei
Sh -p:ag aud others. A very desirable UtUe
plaotati'.n with god unprovements.
Sale to taste ptaee on t ..- ..i-es on Fri
day the ZJti of July next, at . 11 o'clock, a m.
Tenn3 of saia : Twelve morst'is credit with
iaterast afer ir .1 .. 1 - I
1
ThY
1
in
mm desi
.head with two or more approved aaretiea. the
cans of sale to he paid by the purchaser and
credited on his bond aa soou as the sale is eou
finned, LUKE BLACKMER C. dc U. E
J4US.4.1W. (Pr fee U
Court
A House and Lot in the Town
of slisbi:kv,
Belonging to the heir of Catherine Bolin,
adjoiuiug the lands of Louisa Louder, A. Hen
derson aud other. The saje of this property
will take place at the Court House, in Salisbu
ry, on Saturday the 7th day of July at ai
11 o'clock, a m. Term of sate : Twelve
month osndit. with interest after six months,
the purchaser giving bond with two or more
approved sureties, me ensu oi ssje to ne imiki
by the purehnsnr aud areditMon hiabond a
1 'ZOOm,
June 4. H:f;. (Pr fee $5) d2t w5w
Between 400 & 500 acres,
Belonging to the estate of Jacob Troutmau,
iu three tracts, near Gold Hill, adjoiuing the
lands of John Powtes, E MauneyTuavid cuip
aud other, lvinr in Rowan and Cabarrus
comities. These lauds have rich gold mine
iiih.u them and are very valuable. 1 will sell
them iu separate tract or altogether, to suit
purchasers. The sale will take place at the
court house in Salisbury, on Saturday the 7th
day of Julv next, at II o'clock, a m. Terms
of sale : Twelve mouths credit, with interest
after six mouths, the purchaser giving bond
with two or more approved sureties, the eott
of .-ah- to be paid by the purchaser and credit
ed on In bond a soon a the sale 1 continu
ed. LUKE BLACKVER, C. II. E.
June 4, 1866. (Pr foe $7.50) d2t w5w
tW In case of my absence at any of the
above sales, Moses Brown will be present to
cry the sales and purchasers will gire bonds
to him.
LUKE BLACKMER. CAM E
atate of North Carolina,
Rowan Cotsty.
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term,
A. D. 1866.
The Atlantic Bank of Xcw York vs. Si
meon Frankford.
ATTACHMEST.
It sppesring to the Natirfaction of tbe Coart that the
dofroiLat KiajMon Frank lor J. is a non-resident orthe
State n is therefore, ordered and adjudged that publi
.ition lie inude lor Jix nueceiive wiv ; iu '-The Old
Xorth Stale." PatjOJ Hj aim to be and appear before
he Jud re of oar Hairior Court of Law. at taa next
Ceartto be lieid for the ( oun'j of Kona-i. at theCourt
HouaemSaJiabeo oath 12Ji liooday attar the 4th
Monday in .limt next then and there to Head orre-
plevy, and show cause, if any he hat, why fs ssaWtisT
id Lot levk'd upon bemalto tif thea'rae.
Witness. Obadiah Woodaou. tJepaty Clerk and ex-
officio, actios; Clerk of our id C ourt, at Ofnrw, tbe
13th Moadar anrrtlielaat Monday in r euruary, A. V.
1808, and intheiMtli rear of our Independence.
OBAU1A11 Wooiisox. Ilepatr
and acting Cierk.
June 18, '66. Prfee10 no656ir.
State of North Carolina.
now x CotTXTr.
Court of Pleat and Quarter Sessions,
Ma;i Term, A. D. 1866.
Elizabeth Bi ingle rs. Lawrence 'A. Bring-
le, John cringle and La v una mingle,
Petition fob Uoweb.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Lourt that Lavicia liniigle, ofis oi the de-
K-iidants in this case, is a non-resident1 of
this State, it is therefore, ordered hv th
Court that publication be made for six con
secutive weeks in The ( )Ll .N OKTH STATE,
lOtBvmK faid defendant of the -njinc of
this petition and tbat unless she appears at
rhe next term ot this Court to be held for
he Cotuttv of Rowan at the Court House
Salisbury. 6n the 1st Mondav in August
uext, and pleads, answers or demurs, the
same will be. heard ex park and judgment
rendered pro eonjcsso as to her.
Witness, Obadiah oodson, Clerk of
our said Court, at Omce, the 1st Mon
day in May, A. D. 1866, and in the
90ih year of our Independence.
OBADIAH WOODSON, Clerk.
June I6,'66. prfeetHoj 64 6w
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
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.id Fetsu , ..id iha cr.onal r,i rea otatir-. of J.co -
Ua'oiaa, o'd.. r-l hero, d l He llni'. of U-l'Stat..
att'ervfore rdrr d tor h Court il at f'il. 8tSB t
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td fur da w-eka la -a 'OM ith 8t . " a -ft. a er
Ila..ed In Sal bory, .C. no i'i rfttd ahaeai feo.f
u io a p a. a- ih- et lour: lli u a' d Q.a t
m nna to a- hel l for the Cuun'e otarldoo at tbe
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o.i in x-- sben a' thr to .how ea-ee. 'f nv t' ejr hare
y tae pr.i . . o( lite P IU' aer ' all not ba ante
er I mill Ba 'f ex tr t It t'- ' ll m.
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It apppeariniz to the Conrt, that the defend
ant l an inhabitant ot another state ; It is
ordered, that publication be made in the Old
Xorth state, a uewspaper published at Salis
bury, foi six weeks, for the said defendant to
appear at the uext term of the. Court of Plea
and Quarter SetauoBs, to be held ibr the poua
ty of Burks, at Morranton, on the 1st Mon
day of Jaly want, anal pi a. or lodgment by
default will he esteaded, and ethaw proceed
ins had nseoruing to law-
Witueas. E. Vt . DORSET.
Clerk ef said Court at offiee. this 3d day of
May. 1866- S.
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Court Adrertiaenuuta.
North Carolina,
Davidson County.
Court of Pirns and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1866.
John W. Payne Adss'r., Do bonnis non
vs. Am Jones, and wife Elisabeth,
and others.
Petition to sell land to pay debts.
It appearinr to the satisfaction of the
a. A. Pmbu.
Payne, defendants id
yond the limits of thb State. It is there
fore ordered by the Court, that publication
be made for six weeks in the 'Old North
State," a newspaper published in Salis
bury, N. C notttyuig said absent defend
ants to appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
Connty of Davidson, at the Court House,
in Lexington, on the second Monday in
August next, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to the petition, or tbe same
will be taken pro-confesso and heard ex
parte, as to them.
Witness I. K. Perry man, Clerk of said
Court at office in Lexington, the second
Monday of Mav, A. D. 1866.
L K. PEER YMAN, C. C. C.
June 14,'66. no64prfeetl2
Mercantile Advertisements. .
iSEW FIRM IIN SALISBUltY!
J. W. GrI.Y & CO.
TJATE Just received and opened at No. Mnr-
phy'g Granite building, a new and "Splendid
Stock of Staple and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
iich they will sell for ceth or barter, only, as
low, A large and beautiful assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
embracing the newest and leading styles of the
season. i
A large assortment of Gentlemen's, teeth's
and Boy's Goods,
Ladies Summer Wrappings.
Ladies' Misses, and Childtv u's
TriramndRat. .nawjAsMsV.-. ,
Ladies, Misses and Childrens,
Hoop Skirts, Ladies, Misses
and Children, Balmoral Shoes,
and Gaiters, Bonnets, Ribbons,
l ' ... m '
Gloves, Hosiery, 4c., W
Gents and Boys Shoes of every Description,
Gents, Boys and Children Hats, of
every variety for summer
Crockery and GlasswarS,
Wood and willow ware.
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Also,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and Dye Stuffs,
of all kinds. ..
-Tbey are prepared to fill all orders, of Physt
clans, for DrCgii and Medicines, at the shortest
native. The Drng department will be under the
charge of a regular l'hr.-iein.
They also bate a brunch of their business at
County Line, Davie County,
where all or tiie sImivc named articles, may uke
w ;-e lie obtained ou Uie same term.
The above stock of Goods, having been pur.
chased oiaeb-thelato heavy decline ofpriee in
tte Xortnern Cinhts, will be sold a LOW as they
can po.-wibiy be bought in this market
P. K. MaJtin. invites his old triends of Davie
Co -. a ty , peeialir, to give him a call when visiting
this market ' 1 : ,
J.W.GBAT,
P. R. MARTIK,
J. McGCIBE.
Salisbury, X. C , April 2, '66. tf-nol.
B. P. WILLIAMSON & Co.,
C ommission Merchant,
RALEIGH, ?i. C.
SELL on Commission Cotton
ttiirwm. fUiiir. I.onl. Dried
Tarn, Sheetings,
Fruits, Wataker,
ltraudy, and all kinds of country produce.
Thev also keep constantly on hand for sale.
Plows, Hoe. Axes, Shovels, Spade. Corn Shed
lcr. and all kinds of Agricultural Implements,
Hardware, Tin Ware, and Groceries of every de
scription. Thei- resnertfullv snlieit oonsienmenta from
Fanners nnd others, in the western part of the
State, and pledge themselves to give their best
SttentLnn to all order and consignment entrust.
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Be to refer to MeCubbin Foster ds Co., Salir
wr. Tod BfisldwarUVPj, C.1L B. Mor
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JONES &
WHOLESALE GBOCEBS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RALEIGH, N. C,
Have in Store a large stock of Groceries,
which i oifered at the Unreal cash prices
Thev leajieetfally solicit order from tne mar
ch, ul of Kavth CdMwliaar
PULLIAM. JOKES CO.
BLANKS
(V all Wd neatly extrtd at the
NOBrH STAtlt OaTflCE.
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