IIWES & ^lATIPTOlf, Pub’s. A: Pro’s
“The Old Aorlh State Forever.”—
Siiig^le Copies Five Cents
V >T.. I
SALISBURY, N. C,. TUESDAY EYINING, AUG. 21, 1866.
NUMBER 93
THE
OLD NORTH STATE.
rrJH-WEEKl.V.J
Zicwis Hanes dc John S. Hampton.
1‘Uin.ISHKUS A I'UOl'UIKTOUS.
LEWIS HANKS, Fdit-r
f j" IIATKS OF .SUIFSCUIPTIOX. 43
TKIt.nJS—CASH IN ADVANCE.
Tri-Weekly, (iie Vciir
“ Six Moiitlis,
*■ One -Mouth,
3.00.
To ets.
[WEEKLY ]
Wee kly paper. One Year, - - - S 3.(M)
*• “ Six ui)iiths. - - 1..50
“ “ Ti-ii copii's One Year, • 22.00
“ “ Tw'eu:y copies. One Year. 40.00 ,
.\ cross X oil t!ie paper iiulicates the e.xpiratioii o1 i
the siih.-eription.
The tyiie on wliieh tlie “ Oi.n Nokth State.” is,
printe,! i entireh’ new. No pains will he spared to |
make it a welcoiiie visitor to every family. In order :
to ilo thi-i we have eniia'/ed the servii;es of able and |
aeconiplistied literary contrihiitor.s.
ADVERTISING- RATES.
TU.tXSIKNT K.VTL.S
For all jHiriods less than one month
»ne Spiare. Fir-t iii.-erlion §1.00
Faeh Mih'ec|iieut insertion 50
oiiirai t rates for [a-riods of one to four months.
V 1 .MO.
2 Mii.S.
3 MOS.
4 M(1S.
1 .8(|nan‘,
3 (10
4 .50
i; (III
8 00
2 .S(prrs,
4 DO
li (III
8 III)
12 00
li
5 DO
7 .5(1
III .5(1
13 00
1
(i Dll
9 (III
12 III)
15 00
Coliii’n
8 DO
12 Dll
Di (III
‘20 00
i “
ID Dll
1.5 (III
•2(1 (10
•25 00
1
1.5 (III
22 .5(1
•28 (10
35 00
Special ('(jiitr.ii’t.-i w
1! be made
witli tbose
who lesire
to adv(*rtise fora loiiyer term than foiirmoiiths.
Court Notices and .Vdvertisenients will he eharjred
at the usual rates, j
Ten line - d'solid minion type, or ahont one ;
ineli lenjithwi.se of the colninn, constitute a
siinare. j
* 1
Special Notices, in leaded minion, will he con
tracted for at the (dliee, at md less thanduiihlc
the rate id'ordinary advertiseni-n's.
I n-erted a-readiiifr matter, v. itii approval of
the. ' nr,, lifty cents jier line.
\.lv erii-ements inserted irrefriilarly, or at inter- |
\ii, . J.i p.-r cent, additional.
I . . iiJ.w nrniNwl Hri» V»r e/'c- ;
^ I
.1, 111 ■ w o si|uares, ehaneeable at discretion,!
1.1 , -. I e- 1 athlil ional. 1
A1 ore 'o.i.i i wo sijiiares, ehanircaldn at discre-|
n. per Mpiare oi ten hnes, tor every chanjrc, j
wcnty-livi- cents
l-'ive .-.piares estiina’.e.i as a quarter eolnm",. I
ml ten si|u;cii-.' as a liali eolnmn. Dills 1..; ad- ■
vcrtisiiiLT. wheihi'V i.y tin- day or year, wdl tie
on.-idereii du.'and colleelahh* o . p.-n-- ' •..•dam
the Women of the South. j
'rill- fiiti \\ c jiriijM),sf is the can.se id the ■
.Sonlli. It Im.s neither [larty, nor .scciion,
nor division. 'The olilieali'»ii.s of the .sur
vivors to the tiicinory ot ihc, inartvr.s of
tile war address the South a.s one fainilv, i
wiieivin, lhoup,h there Le dejrree.s (d .-itliie- ■
lion and hareavenient, none arc without
isnrrow and .^rief. It is not, however, to ;
Inairt.s criislied hy jtersonal sorrows so '
linich ;ls to the ^r.ilitiide cherished lor no- i
Me deeds hy nolde nieii, we apjieal. With
this the southern heart tlirohs witli one
iinjnilse, ;unl is reaily to testily its inex
tin is liable syinjtathy.
It shall he our endeavor to rt'seue from
the oldivion to which they are passin}; tin; j
graves of the ;reat host which perished in j
ihe war and sleep undistin*riiished in our j
cemetery. 'I'lieir memory history will ,
transmit from ajre to age, jirojiounding I
without number iilustrions exanudes from '
which tin* noblest id' evi'ry age may catch ‘
new ins[iiration. We pnqiosi* the Immh- ,
ler trihiite, yet the more touching to rela- '
tives and friends, and 'ven to the general
he.art,—that of idi-ntifying with durable
inonnmcnts the ground where slet'p the
honored dead—tempting thither hy its be
coming habitude the countless throng, who
would do homage to such dead. Our des- ,
ignation is “Hollywood .Memoiial Associa |
tion of Richmond”—pledged to ap]dy the j
means which may he jirovided to the per- j
nianent protection and adornnu'iit of the '
lloilywood A'eiuetery. 'I'liose coiitribut-'
Jug .to the Association will he enrolled as i
iiiemhers ; and contrihution.s may be re- ■
knitted to the 'rreasun r, 3lrs. Dr. 13A1\N-
KV : and h-tters addressed to the Corres-
^londintr Secretavv. Mrs. Dr. BOLTON.'
Jnforiyation will he furnished at all times '
Ly tin* J*'resident and hy any member of j
tin* Memorial Committee. i
Mrs. Win. II. MrFABJ.AND, Brest. '
Mrs. .lA.MES K. CASK IE,
Mrs. Dr. BARNEY,
Mrs. C. MAtJUTDER,
Mrs. .l AMES LYONS,
Mrs. BlDlK X )D,
Mrs. DABNEY,
Mrs. BARKSDALE,
Mrs. Dr. CELLEN,
Mrs. COWARDIN,
Mrs. Dr. IIAXALL.
STOP THE THIEF.
JOHN tlOFKlXS liaviiip abscondeij ffom iny plan
tation in l>avit* (’ouiity. with a larif.. Iron (trey Horse
1 will ^Mvea lilieral reward for the horse and .such
information aai will liead to the apprehen.sion of said
Hopkins. I'ETKU W. HAIUSTOX,
July *.*2,'G6.
THE POSTAGE LAW.
For the convenience of our readers, many of
whom are uninformed as to the pre.sent postal
rates, we extract and pn*par(* the following from
the existing regulations as publi-shed in the Uni
ted States Atail:
LKTTKU PO.ST.VOE.—PREPAYMENT.
The law require.s tJie post.ajrc on alt letters to
lx* prepaid by stamp for stamped envelopes—pav-
ment in money being prohihit(*d. All drop let
ters must ahso he prepaid. The only letters on
which paym(*nt is not demand(*d, arc those ad-
dn*ssed to the Pn,*sident, or Vice-President or
members of Congress, and letters on official husi
ness to the chiefs of the Kxecutive D(*i)artments
ol the (iiveninH.*ns, the heads of bureaus, and
chief (•h*rks, and others invested with the frank
ing privilege.
RATE .S.
The rates of latter postage is three cents pci
halfoiinci*, throiigliout the Unit(*d States; and
tliree cents for(*ach additional Iialf ounce or frac
tion thereof. The ten cent Pacilic rate is abol
ished.
The rate of po.stagi* on drop letters is two cents
l)(*r half ounce or fraction thereof, at all offices
wiicn; free d(*Iiv(*rv hy earner is estahlish(*d.
wiien; siu-h free delivery is not estaijli.shed, the
rate is one cent.
N EWSPAPER PO.ST.VtJ E.
The following is the postage on newspapers,
wlien sent from the othce of publication, to regu
lar suhscrihers:
Postage on Daily papers to suh.scrihers
when ]ircpaid (juartcrly or yearly in
advance, either at the mailing office
or oliici; *f delivery, per quarter,
(three month a) 3.5 ets.
Six tim(*s per week, per quarter, 30 “
For Tri-Weeklv, “ if) “
Foi S(*iiii-\YeeKU, “ Kj “
For Weekly, “ 5 o
Weekly Xewspap(*rs (one copy only) sent hy
tin* jmhiisher to actual subscribers within the
county where jirintcd and ])al)Iish(;d, free,
ql A RTERLY PA V.MENT.S.
()nart(*rly po,-;tage cannot lu* paid for less than
thr(*i* moiitli.'^. |f;i suliscription begins at anv
oilier time than the (•onimeneein(*nt of an officiiil
(jiiarter, tlie postage r(*e(*ived hy the Post Master,
iiuist still he entered in his account for that quar-
t(‘r. Sni'serihers for s’lort term.s—t*xceeding three
month.-;, s.iy four or live inontlis—can pay (juar
tcrly po.- tage ldrt:;c *ci uai rcrin of their siihscrip-
tioii.s—that i.-;, for ■; i.'; U iitcr and a third, one
(juarter and two tliir(D, Ac. The law only rc(]iiires
that at h*ast oin* (juartcr’s jiosfage .ffiull he pre-
jiaid, and not more than one year’s jiostage. Anv
term lictwccn one i|!iartc'.'and one year canthere-
fon* he pr(*paid at projioniouau* rides. Snh.-:cri-
h(*rs can jiay tlx* po.dage for a fraction of a qnar-
h'r, at tin* same rates for a whole quarter, hv in
cluding the fraction with tin* next wliole quarter,
and paying for both at the same time.
J-fCI » I I.KtiK.'f -J'O 1-(I|-1.I.NIIKK.S.
Puhlishers of X(*wsj)apers and Periodicals mav
nd to (*ach otlicr from tlieir r(*spcctive offices ("it
l»!il)lication, free ot postage oin* copy of each pnh-
licatioii, and may also .-.cuil :o each a(*tnal suh-
■criher. iiicloscd in their juiniicatious, hills and
reccii);- lor the same, fr{-(mu'postage. They may
:tlM.:; ite oil their iv.qi(*ciivc juihlicatioiis, the
(lau,- acn the subscription c.ypires. to lie writcii
1. ' ed.
.SM.M.L PAPKES.
(.-.•i.gions, Ikincatioiia! aui; .'.gricnltnral Xew.s-
pap •'s oi siuai! i/c. i-.-i;c(i ir.^s frequently than
o!ic(‘ a Week, may lie scut in jiacKages to one ad
'Ire-', .i! li;e rale oi one eeid for eaeli package not
e weeiling tour ounces- in weight, and an addition
al cnarge of one cent is made for each additional
four ouiicfsor I'raelion tiiereof, the postage to be
paid (piarterly or yearly, in advance.
NEWS HEALERS.
Xews dealers may send ncw.spapors and peri
odicals to regular snh.scrihers at the quart(*r]v
rates, in tlx* same manner as ]mhli.s]x*rs, and may
idso n*ceiv(* them from puhlishers at sultscriliers
rates. In Iioth cases tlie postage to lie pr(*paid,
eith(*r at tlx* mailing or (h*livt*ry office.
POSTAGE ON TRANSIENT M.U'TKR—ROOK.S AND
CIRCfLARS.
Books, not over 4 ounces in weight, to one ad
dress, 3 cents; over 4 ounces, and not over8
ounces, 8 cents; over 8 ounces, and not over }'?
ounces, 12 cents; over 12 ounces, and not over
16 ounces, 16 cents.
t’ircniars, not exc(*('ding tliiTO in nunilier, to
oix* addrt*ss, *2 c(‘nts ; ()V(*r thrt*(*, and not over six
4 cents ; over six, and not ovt*r nine, 6 cents ; over
hand not exceeding twelve*, 8 ci'iit.s.
.MISC’ELLANEOrS.
On misc(*llaneous mailable matter embracing
all pamphlets, occasional puhlications, tran.sicn
newspapers, hand-hills and posters, hook maim
.scripisaiul proof-sheets, wheth(*rcon-(*ctt*d or not
maps and prints, engravings, sheet music, blanks
llexible patti*rns, sainph*s and sample cards, pho
tographic pap(*r, h*tterenveloj)c*s, postal envelopes
or wrappt*rs,cards, jiaper ./aji or ornamental,
photograiihie repr(*sentations ,if different tvpes,
.seeds, cultings, luillis, roots, and scions, tlx* post
age to lu* prepaid hy stamps, is on one package to
one addn*ss not over 4 ounces in weight, 2 eeuts;
over 4 ounces, and not over 8 ounces, 4 cents, ov
er 9 ounces and not ov(*r 12 ounces, 6 eeuts ; over
2 ounces, and not over 16 ounces, 8 cents.
UOW TO BE WR.VPPED.
All mail matter not sent at lt*tter rates of post
age, embracing books, book niauusei-intfl, prool
otAxor tvnci a.11
mail nvitter, except seeds, must he so wrapped or
enveloped with open sides or ends as to enable the
postma.st»*r to examine the package without de
stroying flu* wrapper; t»th(*rwise such packages
must he rated with letter postage. No communi
cation, whether in writing or in print, can he sent
with any seeds, roots, cuttings or scions, maps,
engravings or other matter not printed, except
upon the separate matter, at the establi.shed rates.
CLrB.S.
"Where packages of newsjiapers or periodicals
are received at any post office directed to one ad-
dressand the names of the club of subscribers to
which tlx*y lielong, with the postage for a quar
ter in advance shall he hand(*d to the postmaster,
he .shall deliver the same to their re.sp(*ctiv(* own
ers. But tills does not apply to weekly new.spa-
iu*rs. whicii circulate free in the county where
[irintcd and imbli-^hcd.
PRE-PAVMKNT ItF TRAN.SIENT MATTER.
All tran.sieut matter must he prepaid h}’ stamps.
But if it comes to tin* office of delivery without
pre-]»avment, or short paid, the unpaid jiostage
must be eolle.cted on delivery at double the pre
paid rate.
Breat neglect exists in tlie strict quarterly pre-
payiiieiit of postagi* on priiiti*d matter sent to reg
ular siihserihers. No sueli paper should be de
livered unless it is either jire-paid at the mailing
office, oral tlie delivery office, for at least a quar
ter. If not so prepaid, po.stiiiasters must collect
postage on each copy as on transient matter. It
they fail thej* will be charged with the full
due, and in clear cases removed from office '-’b
loot.
WRITING ON NEWSPAPER.S.
To inclose or conceal a letter, or othpr thing
(except bills and receipts for subscription)or to
write or print anything, after its publicatiou
an^- newspaper, pamphlet, magazine, or other
printed matter, is illejral and subjects printed
matter, and the entire package of which it is a
part, to letter postage.
Any word or commuuie4ition, whether by print
ing, marks or signs, upon the cover or wrapper oi
a newspaper, pamphlet, magazine or other than
the name and address of the persons to w'hoiii it is
to he sent, and the date when suhseriiitiou expires,
subject the package to letter postage.
Railroad Advertisements.
N. C. R. R. Company.
ENG. & SEP’TS. OFFICE,
Company Snop.s, June 7th, 1866.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after June lOtli, 1S6G, Trains
U'dl run as folloics :
ooiire WEST.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Goldsboro’, 12 30 p. m.
“ Raleigh, 3 4o “
“ Hillsboro’, 5 28 “
“ Greensboro’, 7 40 “
“ Salisbury, 10 10 ‘
Arrive at Charlotte 12-‘35 a m
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Goldsboro’, 12 00 p. m.
“ Raleigh, 4 50 a. m
‘* Hillsboro’, 8 27 “
“ Greensboro’, I 00 p. m.
“ Salisbury, 5 30 “
Arrive at Charlotte, 0 00 “
GOIir G* EAST.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Charlotte, 11 15 p. m.
“ Salisbury, 120a.m.
“ Greensboro’, 4 10 “
“ Hillsboro’, 0 31 “
“ Raleigh, 8-‘30 “
Arrive at Goldsboio’, 11 20 “
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Charlotte, 4 -‘lO A. m.
“ Salisbury, 8 55 “
“ Greensboro’, 1 10 p. m.
“ Hillsboro’, .5 2.5 “
“ Raleigh 0 45 *‘
Arrive at Goldsboro’, 2 15 a. m.
.Mail Train connects at R.-vlei^li with Raieiph.
Gaston Trains for the North. At Golds
boro’, with Wilmington and Weldon, and At
lantic A: N. C. Trains.
Accouiinodatiou Train runs daily, (Sundays
excejited.) connecting with Wiluiiiigton
\Veldon 'J'rains.
There is no Snndat I'rnin going Xovtlifrom
W (*ldou to Bortsmouth ; passengers arriving
at Weldon on that day can go iuiniediately
through riV/Petersburg and Riclimoml.
E. WILKES.
June, 9, ’GG-dtf dJug. d'- SiqiL
NOTICE to the MERCHAi^TS
AAB FARtlER^ OF
.\0liTII .\.\D SeiTll (l\l!0LII\
Court Advertisements.
July
Petition for Rale of
Real Ei^tate.
^ State of Horth Carolina,
WATAUGA COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Term, 1866.
James C. Harper, adm’r. j
ofL. D. Hagler, dec’d. ]
vs. [
The heirs at T.aw of I
L. 1). Hagler J
Tn this case it appearing to the satisfiiction of the
court tiiat Walter Hagler, John Hagler, Green Hagler,
Wiley Hagler, William and Mary Tucker, and the
GiildVen of a sister Delphia Howard, are non-residents
oi this State, it is therefore ordered by the court that
advertisement be made in *‘The Old North State.” a
newspajier published in the town of Salisbury, N. C.,
for six weeks to the end tliat tlie said detendants ap
pear at the next term of this court on the 2d .Monday
after the 4tli Monday in September next, and show
cause again.-;! the prayer of tlie petitioner or it will be
taben pro eonre.s.sa as to them.
Witness .Joe H. Todd Clerk of onr said Court at office
in Boone the 2nd. ^loiiday after the 4th Monday
in .June. .-^.1). 1866, and'in the 91st year of our
Independence. J.B. TODD,Clerk.
Aug. 3,’66. [prfeeSlO] w-6w.
The iSeaboard and Roanoke
RAILROAD,
Is now in thorough operation,
A ND FORMS BY ITS CONNECTIONSTITH
the Raleigh and (laston Rond, the Western
Xorth Carolina Railroad, and the Charlotte and
Columbia Railroad, the
Cheapest, Quickest 6l ZVZost Direct
Throiig^h Freig-ht Fine
from all places in North Carolina and TYesteni
South Carolina to
PORTSMOUTH,
NORFOLK,
BALTIMORE,
BHILADELPIIIA,
NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON.
To take advantage of this great through line,
be careful to consign j’our Freight to care of Rail-
ri>ad Portsiiioutli, a.nl clirnet y»ur- uOrres-
IxmilentH iu N'ew York aiacl I’Hiludc^lubin tHo
same, and from Baltimore he careful to have your
freiglit sent hy
OLD BAY LIXE STEAMERS
WHICH ARE THE
ONLY STEAMERS BY WHICH
THROT^GH FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS
HAVE BEEN MADE.
Take notice, that h\- this route yon can coiLsign
your Freight (lireetly to its destination, as iill
eharg(*s and Gfivernmeut duties are jiaid hv the
Kail Road Ag(*nt at Portsmouth, and lonriirdi.'d
to he eullected at the destination of the Freight.
E. G. GHIO. Agent.
apr 13’6>-l.lia Portsmouth. \'a.
North Carolina,
Davidson County.
Court of rica.s and Quarter Sessioins,
May Term, 1866.
John W. Payne Adm’r., De boniiis uon
v.s. Asa Jones, and wdfe Elizabeth,
and others.
Petition to sell laud to pay debts.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that G. C. Payne, B. A. Payne,
Martha Payne, jMary Payne, and Erasmus
Payne, defendants in this case, reside be
yond the limits of this State. It is there
fore ordered hy the Court, that publication
he made for six -weeks in the “Old North
State,” a ueivspaper published in Salis
bury, N. C. notifying said absent defend
ants to appear at the next Court ol Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to he held for the
County of Davidson, at the Court House,
in Lexington, on the second 3[onday in
August next, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to the petition, or the same
ivill be taken pro-confesso and heard ex
parte, as to them.
Witness I.K. Perryman, Clerk of said
Court at oiiice in Lexington, the second
Monday of ^lay, A. D. 1866.
" 1. K. PERKYMxVN, C. C. C.
Jiiiif 1-l/GG. iio64
State of ^'ortli Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY
Court of Eijuity, S])ring Term, 1866.
Equity Sale of the richest GOLD MINE
in North Cakulina.
Samuel Woodruff' and Henry 13. Beach
to the use ot Julius R. Brockelmaii,
vs.
The Gold Hill '.lining Company.
By virtue of a Decree of tin* Court of
Equity of Rowan County, made in the
above named cause at this 'I’erm, I -vvill
sell at the Court House door in Salisbury
oil Saturday the 18th day of August next,
at 11 o’clock, A. M., all tiie legal and equi
table estate and interest of the Gold Hill
Mining Company, in all real and personal
estate conveyed to Isaac H. Smitli, by M.
L. Holmes, and others, by Deed bearing
date July 9th, 1855, and registered in Book
40, page 432 of the R-egister’s Office of
Rowan County ; and in that conveyed to
the President and Directors of the Gold
Hill Mining Company, by Edivard B. Rice
by Deed dated September 29th, 1853, and
registered iu Book 40, page 88 of the Reg
ister’s Office of Ro-wan County, -wherein
the same may he found particularly set
forth and described. Also, any and all
legal and equitable estate and interest of
said Company, of or in any real or pef-
sonal estate situated at or near Gold Hill,
in Rowan County. Terms of sah*. Cash,
and the titles retained to await the furth
er direction of the Court.
LUKE BLACKMER, C. M. E.
June 14,’66. [prfee$25j uo64tw&wtds
In the SSidst of Xcife we are in Death.
TilEllEFOilE l.\S! RE YUlil LIFE
IN THE
North Carolina Mutual Life
irvfcil ritAlVOl-J
M'HEIIE THF. WELL KXntVN CHARArTER
of Hie Managers is a guarantee of the character ofthe
conqiaiiy.
Insure td Home. Keep the money at home.
Thi-; ('oiiqiany insures tiie lives of all lieaRliy ju-r-
sons I'nxn 1» lo 60 years of age- -.securing the auioi.nt
iiisiireil lo tiie wife and cliildreu, again.st t!ie chiiiiis ot
all creditors. .J. K. Bi'RKK.
Agent iu Saiishurv.
M. WniTEHE.VD, M. D.
C. A. nE.NDERSOX. M. P
l)rs. AVliiteliead JL- Henderson.
gave associated themselves in the
aud offer their professional services to the
citizens of Salisbury and vicinity. Office
Next door to Oicen, Sofietd d> Co's. Store,
April 20, 1866, jy
Or, “ A.5 Accidenf.s will happen in the lest
of Earn Hies,”
msxrsiD szss
Southern Accident Insuraace
COMPANY.
TJiC Pioneer Company of the South.
Authorized Capital, $1,000,000.
Insures against all accidents to life and limb, (iiv-
ins the holder an annual policy for tlie full amount
insured in case of dealli. and compensation at the rate
of jK-r week for each Si .000 if disabled.
' Not exceeding Tuenty-Six ivechs. Short
Time Pidicies {for Truretlers.) may he had
from one day to one year and from 8500 to
810.000.
Call at the Book .Store before taking a trip and se
cure tickets of J. K. BURKE.
Agent .Southern Accident Ins. Co.
June 28, 1S66.—tw2ni*
Court Advertisements.
State of North Carolina,
Rom'an County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, A. D. 1866.
Elizabeth Biingle vs. Lawrence A. Bring-
le, J ohii Briugle and Lavima Briugle,
Petition for Dower.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Lavinia Bringle, oue of the de
fendants iu tliis case, is a non-resident of
this State, it is therefore, ordered by the
Court that publication bo made for six con
secutive weeks in The Old North State,
notifying said defendant of the tiling of
this petition aud that unless she appears at
the next term of this Court to he held for
the County of Rowan at the Court House
iu Salisbury, on tlx; 1st Momhiy in August
next, and pleads, answers or d(*mui-s, the
same -will be heard ex parte and judgment
rendered pro confesso as to her.
Witn(*ss, Obadiah Woodson, Ch rk of
our said Court, at Office*, the 1st Mon-
diiv in Mav, A. D. 1866, ;iiid in the
90ii' venr of our Ind(*[»endence.
(; UADI AH WOODSON, Clerk.
June 16,’66. [pifee-810j 64 6w
State of North Carolina,
Davie County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Thomas N. B. (Uasscock. Nathan8. (-haffiii aud
wife Elvira. Kausoiu R. Booe aixl wife Eiiieliiic.
Martha Clutts, .John (Masscock aud James (iiass-
cock, vs. James White, B. 11. aud Pinkuey Cald
well.
Petition for Partition of Real E.state.
Nathaniels. Bhaffin, one ot the petitionera in tliis
ca.se, liaviiig come before me. and made affidavit that
Pinkney Caldwell, one of the parties made Defend
ant, is a non-resident of the State of Noitli Carolina,
it is therefore ordered in accordance with the provis
ions of the Act of .•ts.sembly, that publication be
made iu the Weekly Dlp North State, for tlie term
of six weeks, notifying the said Pinkney Caldwell of
the Oling of this petition—and that, unless he ajijiears
at the next term of this Court, to lie held at the
court-house in the town of .Mocksville, on the .second
Monday iu September next, and answer the petition,
the same will be taken pro coufes.so and lieard ex
parte as to him.
Witness. Eph. Gaither, Clerk of said Court, at office
in MocEsville, the 10th day of July, A. D, 1866,
EPH. GA1T1H:R, Clerk.
July 20—15 [Prs fee $10] w Ow
State of North Carolina,
Rowan County.
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term,
A. D. 1866.
The Atlantic Bank of New York vs. Si
meon Erankford.
ATTACHMENT.
It appearing to tlie satisfaction ofthe Court that the
defeudant, Simeon Fraiikford, is a non-resident of the
State, it is, therefore, ordered aud adjudged that publi
cation be made lor six succe.ssive weeks iu **The Old
North State,” notifying him to be and appear before
tlie Judge of our Superior Court of Law, at the next
Court to be held for the Countj'of Rowan, at the Court
Hou.-;e in Salisbury on the 12lh Monday after the 4th
Monday in August ne.xt, tlien and there to jilead or re
plevy, and .show cause, ifaii}* lie has, why the plaiiitifl
sliould not liave judgment again.-it him, and the House
and Lot levied upon lie sold to satisfy the same.
Witness, Obadiali Wood.son, Deputy Clerk and ex-
officio, acting Clerk of onr said t'ourt, at Office, tlie
12th Monday after the lust Monday in February, A. D.
1866. and iutheDOtli year of onr Indejiendeiice.
OBADiAH WOODSON. Dcqmly
and acting Clerk.
June 18,’66. [Prfee$10] uo65 6w.
iVew Southern Hiii^ie Book.
JUST PUBLISHED
TABOR ;
OR, THK
Eichmond J^ollection of Sacred Music:
By K. M. McIXTUSlI, of Virginia.
Esseutiiilly Soutliern in its main features,
Tabor nevertliele.ss omittiins a choice selection
of the best Northern copy-right !Music. Its
author, for four years an officer of the Confed
erate army, coinposed many stirring pi(*ces in
moments snatched during its marchings and
counter-marchings iu Virginia. The dirge
ns(*d at tlie funeral of Gen. T. J. Jackson,
(Stonewall,) May 17, 1863, was from hi.s pen
is included iu this coliectiou.
‘•Mr. McIntosh,” says the Richmond Whig
“is well known throughout the South as an
author and teacher of finished excellence, with
a musical reputation rarely attained hy any
man of his age in this couutrv. In the South
he stands at the very head ofchureh music, no
one disjmtiiig the position with him.”
The book eiiil>rrt-«‘.s everytliin^? of v;ilue of
ooAitlxox'rA or origin, uiuofl »f
wliich is now for tlx* first time redix*ed to a
writt(*u form. Its varit*ty is great—enihracirig
all metres in use, in every key and every va-
rit*ty of measur*—with a full elementary de-
[•artnient aixl tine colh-ction of new antiienis.
set pieces and seiiteijces. It contains nearly
.3DD closely printetl pages, iieatlv sud tastefuf-
Iv gott(*n up, Well printed and hound.
Pnee, reiuit 81.33, -812 per dozen. !
(’an he obtained through all hooksellers, or
will he mailed hy the Pnhlisher.-to an v part of
the I nited State.s, post irt-i*. on reC'*ipt of ri*-
tail pri*e
Single cojiie.s for examination and Intro.iuc-
tioii. •■'‘■nt to any address, postage paid, on re-
ceij't of one dollar.
F. J. IIUNTINC'I’GN A Co.
I’lihlishi'i's ami Hoo;,^1 1 lers.
july31—tf 4.5D llroome -t.. N. y.
AYE Just received and opened at No. 2, Mur-
■ phy’s Granite building, a ne-w and Splendid
Stock of Staple and *
Mercantile Advertisements.
NEW FIRM IN SALISBURY
J. W. GRAY, & CO.
H-
uk
FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they will stffi for cath or barter, only, u
follows, A large and beautiful assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
embracing the newest and leading styles of the
season.
A largo assortment of Gentlemen’s, Youth’s
aud Hoy’s Goods,
Ladies Summer Wrappings.
Ladies’ Misses, aud Ohildrou’s
Trimmed Hats, new shapes,
Ladies, Misses and Childrens,
Hoop Skirts, Ladies, Misses
and Childrens, Balmoral Shoes,
aud Gaiters, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c., &c.
Gents and Boys Shoes of every Description,
Gents, Boys aud Childrens Hats, of
every variety for summer wear,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wood aud willow ware.
Also,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and Dye Stuffs,
of all kinds.
They an* prepared to fill all orders, of Physi
cians, for Drugs and Medicines, at the shortes
notice. The linig (h'jiartment -will he under the
charge of a n*gular Phy.-iiciiui.
They also have a branch of their business at
County Line, Davie County,
where all ol' the above named articles, may like
wise he obtained on the same terms.
The uhove stock of Goods, having been pur-
chasc'd since the late heavy decline of prices in
thi; Noi-tlx*rn CHties, will he sold as LOW as they
can possibly he bought in this market.
P. K. MaJtin. invites bis old friends of Davie
County espociivUy, to give him a call -when viatllng
this market.
J. W. GRAY,
P. R. MARTIN,
J.McGUIRE.
Salisbury, N. C., April 2, ’66. tf-nol.
B. P. WILLIAMSON & Co.,
Commission Iflercliants,
RAIaEJGH, n. c.
S ELL ou Commission Cotton Yams, Shecting.s,
Bacon, Flour, Lard, Dried Fruits, Whiskey,
Brandy, and all kinds of country produce.
Thej' also keep constantly on hand for sale,
Plows, Hoes, Axes, Shovels, Spades, Com Shel
Icrs, and all kinds of Agricultural Implements,
Hardware, Tin Ware, and Groceries of every de
scription.
They respectfully .solicit consignments from
Fanners and others, in the western part of the
State, and i)l(*dge themselves to give their best
attention to all orders aud consignments eutm.st-
ed to them.
Heg to refer to McCuhbin Foster t Co., Sftlla-
hiiry, Tod. R. Caldwell, Pres’t, N. C. li. K. Mor-
gauton, J. A. Ko.sehro, Statesville,
april 1 ,’66. t nol tf
THE WEEKLY
‘‘OLD NOETH STATE”
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT SAL
ISBURY, N. C , BY
HANES & HANIPTON,
CONTAINS
All tlie latest News,
REVIEW OF THE NTARiiETSy
ETC, ETC.,
AND PRINTED IN THE RBST STYLE.
PERSONS LIVING IN THE COUN
TRY WILL BE KEPT POSTED
ALL THE NEWS OF THE
DAY HY sUBSt'KlBING
TO THK WEEKLY
t i
OLD NORTH STATE.
Tl R.VIJ,--CASH IN ^liTtNCB.
ONE YEAR,
.SIX MONTHS,
83 00
1 50
I,F\VI8
JOHN 8
H.\NF8. )
H.\MI*TON, S
HANES A HAMPTON
TabHihers A Proprittort
march 30—
Dissolved Copartnership!
T he Copartnership lieretoforeexisting un-
.frr tlx* name of Gwen, Sofield dc Co., ia
tiii.s day (lissolvfd hy mutual consent.
G. li. .-'iivdani and Delavau Hates will sign
Dr. A. M. Nesbitt,
C)fit*rshis profos.-^ional servicfs to iIi*. Citi
zens of Salishiiry and tlx* suri-ounding Coun
try. He can he found at liis ilcs'.dt'ueo on
Jackson Street, iu rear of the I’reslivtt-rian
Church.
July 27,’66. 6iu.
in li(Uid;it'.oU.
J.J. OWEN,
C. 11. .SOFIELD,
J». BATES,
G. H SUVDA.M.
'I’lie undersigned will cout.nue the business
.at the »dd stand under tlie firm name of
Snvdam and Hates.
G.H. SUYDAM,
I D- HATE.S.
I Jiilv27,’()6