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More titan two squares, changeable at disere- n. per square ol teu Unas, Kir ever' change, wenty-five cents J FivoMoarcs estimated m a uuurter column, and ton wjuartM as a half coluntn. Bills tor ad- vertiaitur. whether bv the day or rear, will be considered ducUnd collectable, on presentation POETICAL. The lord's Prayer Illustrated. Our Father By right of creation, ' . fiy bountiful provisions, By gracious adoption. , Who art in Heaven The, throne of thy glory, The portion of thy children, ' The temple of thy angels; Hallowed be thy name By the thoughts of oar hearts, By the words of our lips, By the work of our hands. Of providence to defend us, Of grace torelease us ; Of glory to crown us ; s Thy will he done on earth, as it is in heaven Toward ns without resistance, by us, without compulsion, Universally, without exception, Eternally, without declension. Give us tBis day our daily breads Of necessity, for our. bodies, N Of eternal hfe, for our souls ; And forgive us our trespasses Against the commands of thy law Against the gracF Vt they gritpei ; , Am we trespass against By niWwaaiiig'liiT''';fa". or property . y abusing our ; And lead us net into temptation, but de liver ns trom evil Of wwW-uag afflictions. Of worldly enticement, I Of Satan's device, Of error's seductions, Of sinful affect km ; .For thine ii the kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever Thy kingdom, governs all, Thy power, subdues all, Thy glory, m abort alL As it is. in thy efcw, mthy proiaise, S be it, in our prayers. JOINT aaetSOLt'TIOl" PBOrOeiXQ AN AMENDMENT TO THS COKSTTTTTIOX or ras t nited htatb. Resolved by the Senate and House of Representative of the United States of America in Congress assembled, (two-thirds of both Houses concurring,) That the fol lowing article be proposed to the legisla tures of the several States, as an amend ment to the Constitution of the United states, which, when ratified by three-fourths of said legislatures, shall be valid as part of the Constitution, namely : ABTICLE 14. Section 1. All persons horn or naturaliz ed in the Utiitud Si.ue.s aud Subject to the ju isdictiou thereof, are citixcns of the United Mates aud of the State wherein they reside. No State .-hall make or en force any law which shall abridge the priv ileges or immunities of citisens of the Uni- ! d States ; nor shall any State deprive any persou of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, uor deuy to any persou within its jurisdiction the equal protect ion of the laws. J Sec 2. Representatives shall be appor tioned among the several ciaies acrorumg to their respective numbers, counting the whole number of persons in each State, ex cluding Indians not taxed. But when the right to v te at any election for the choice of electors for President and Vice-President of the United StBJpp, fpreenlatiytM in Congress, the executive aud judicial of ficers a State, or the members ot me legislature thereof, is denied to any of the male inhabitants of such State, being twen ty -on", years of age aud citizens of the Uni ted States, or in any way abridged, except for participation in rebellion or other crime, the basis of representation therein shall be reduced in the proportion which the num ber of such male citizens shall bear to the whole number of male -citizens twenty -one years of age in such State- Sec. 3. No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of j lreident an Vice-President, or I office, civil or military, under the . - tea, va, . till now any L uitt States, or under anv State, who, having previously taken an oath as a member of Consrress. or as an otticer ot tue uitiieu States, or as a member of any State legis lature, or as au executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the I lilted States, shall have encaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid oreomfort to the enemies there of. Bat Congress may, by a votcj of two thirds of each House, remove such disabil t!V. Sec. 4. The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for the payment of pensions and bounties for services i suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned. But neither the Uni ted States nor any State snail assume or pay aay debt or obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against tne uni ted Stalw. or anv claim tor the loss or emancipation of any slave ; but all such debts, obligations, and claims shall be held illegal and void. Sec. 5. The Congress shall have power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article. SCHUYLER COLFAX, , Speaker House of Bep. LAFAYETTE S. FOSTER, - - Pres. Senate, pro tern. Attest : Edwaed McPhbkson, Clerk House of Rep. j. W. FoBJfEY, Secretary of Senate. INSURANCE, d-C. In the BrXidat of Idle we are in Death THEREFORE 1MRE VOI R LIFE IN THE North Cajolina. Mutual Life INSURANCE COMPANY, wukre THK WELL KNOWN CHAUACTER of t!i juanagers is a guarantee of the character of the Insure at Home; Kmp,,lte Mm M home This Company insures the lives of all healthy per- toiis from 14 roAftyearwair-i - securing the ! insured to the wile ana cnu all creditors. TV TTTTTI hnoocn in the ocsr, of Families XXV Southern Accident Insurance OOMP ANT. The Pioneer Company of lite South. Author! Capital, l.0O.00O. sea ust ail acrwems nir the holder an aunual Ioicy tor .u: KS !Tc.- -I d-th. agdUUd ol a6 00 Her wk Kr each 11.UUU if disao.ea. Not ercceding Tuenty-Sis weels. Slwrt Time Polities (or Traretters.) may he had from oat day to one year andjrvm tMO to $10,000. Call a the Book Store before taking a trip and e- licketeoi .. - -1 tL Agent eiiaui m JaajM ta.-twm SALISBURY, N. C. HVlHIIiDAY, SKPT. 22. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. TO AND FROM THE NORTIT ! Through Freight Air line ! VIA N. C. Rail Road, And its Connecting Lines. BYTHROUOH FBEICIir arranfemenU. tlirouuh rereipts are sjireu from Charlotte aud all points on the North Carolina Ita.l Rod. tu New York. IUt too, Philadelphia. Baltimore l'o:tnmouth. Norfolk, 1'elersliurg. and "t.Ttjr l'oiut, at eiceediugly Low Kara. Lon er, with more dispatch ana toith less in surance than wy other Line. Hee Agents and ship your goods by the following lines, and no other, care of Hail Kosd Agent, i'urW mouth. Va., or City Point. From New York Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship compnuy. LIVINGSTON. FOX A CO..agenU: offl.e No. 88 Liberty street. Shipping Point. Pier No. 06 North Itiver. N. Y. From Boston Boston and Norfelk Steamship com pany. A. SaMrsoN, agcut, end of Central Wharf Boston. Prom Philadelphia Philadelphia and Norfolk Steamship Company, W. P. t'LYUK A co., ageuto, No. U North Delaware avenue, Philadelphia. From Baltimore Baltimore Steam Packet compa ny, fold Bay Line.) L. B. Parks; agent, foot of In ion I ' and by Brandt's Liae. i , CF" This Lint give more despatch than nni Express Comjay, nf at abont one-fourth tJic e, Wilkes, Eng. t' Sap't. Ang. 16. 1866. twttn N. C. B. R. Company September, 9, I - .;. C-'-LICZVT.V DT--IC". TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: MAIL TRAIN! GOING BAST. Leftvo Salisbury, 10.20 P. M.. i)necting at Raleigh with It. 3c t . R. R. for the North, at Goldsooro' with A. ic N.C, and W. iSc W R'8. EXPRESS TRAIN 5.31 A. M., connect ing a'.Ureeitalairij' wiiii U. t D. R. R. ftOXlVO WEST. MAIL TRAIN : 2.03 A. M. , EXPRESS TRAIN : 6.15 P. M., connect ing with C fc S. R. R. for the Smth. E. WILKES. Sept. 9. 'Cb'-dtf . Eng. d- Supt. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Company. THE STEAMSHIP PIONEER- CAPT. HOXIE, I S NOW RUNNING FOR THE above, Port regularly on alternate Sat urdays, ns follows : TO LEAVE WILMINGTON Sep tember 15th, September 29th, Oct. 13th, Oct. 27th. ' ' TO LEAVE PB I LADELPIIIA Sep tember 8th, Sept. 22tfd, October 6th, Oct. 20th. The qtate Rooms of thin Steamer arc of a commodious and nuperior character. Cabin Passage $20 00. Steerage $12 50. Through Uills of Lading will be signed by the Agents for all Goods going to Bos ton by this Line. for freight or Passage, apply to WORTH & DANIEL, Agents, Wilmington, N. CT W. & D. will pay special attention to forwarding Goods addressed to their .care, to and from the interior. Sept. 1,'66. lm. RA LEIGH ' A D VER TISEMENTS, B. P. WILLIAMSON & Co., CotuiuiMiaioii .YlerchaitlN, n a l tc t ti tt. v. QBlA t-iMiun-tiittuu. YiiJJiiik:cJisi4' ... Bacon, Hour, lrrl, Dried J; ium. st . i1 1 on i i. ! uj fri;'- mi nana tor NUe Hows. uo. a- a irricnl! urai Ti.itnTIcnt-s ,1 n kinii WVltaa.aud Urwerks at" jvcry de .r.ti..n. from linn respeeiniiiy respocMilllV sotlCW fonsigiu: J Furuiers" mnt otiiers, in the western i State, aud pledp iheUiselvcs to give attention to all orders and conaignmeii ...1 t.t I io.m t ol the eir iK-si e'ltru t- lti... to n.fer to MeCuhMn Foster A ., Suli Mor Itf burv. Tod. tt. Caldwell, Prest , N C. ii R nuiton, J. A. ltoscbro, Stateaville. I npril 1,'0;. 11 Exchange Hotel, ILLBOUOteH STBlBT. P.Ai3?aS, IT. o. rpHLS LARGE AND BKAI TII TL BO tel has be-u newly furnished v WeW Furniture and Nev Bedding and is now one of the beat kept houst in the "South. J. M. BLAIR ii CO. sept. 13, 60. Im-jid PaopBtiToas RICHMOND (IM.) ADVERTS. h.j. sr. .v SoAM . WllAOtt; aun'n t. rosren. Toara, wzuosr a rosTSR, 1 ho legale droccra ANIi Commission Merchants, NO. 1410 CARY STREET, ?IOHL02TD, VA. RESPECTiT f.LY CA.LI, Til V. TTEVTtOV of the Merrhiin. of Western North l ar-lioa to their stock of lit.. c. u li cit U always kept complete and at as low pr.ee. 4. an market, with ouly iieight from Norther a m , IKd. Cj-Consigi, i ., .i.t.lui-u of North Caroli na solicitiMl. Order, fa Ilit-i U e i.vuted. Hichmond, a. I-! twjmp.t. TALL & II l:T'iIISOX, Notions at Wholesale. No. 1217 Main abat e Mh Sh u t, v Ku-hniojid, Va. 8ept. 4, 14.t. ' tvv3n. C. A. BALDWIN, K. r. STALL, W. H. MCVKIOQ. C. A. Baldwin, .Beall & Co., wholeSalb Boot, Shoe and Hal House N0i 19, PEARL STREET. RICHMOND, VA. OtB PUKCllASEs BEING MADE OF THE maiiiitacturer. we pledge oaivelvesto furnish CO U N TR V M ERCHANT8, and too trade generally loir tliev can be had tier or in a,y of the Northern iiiarKet. 'Er We sell no goods at Retail. FJ C A. B., B. A co. Sept. 1. 1866. twin, WHOLESALE Importing Hardware House. Richmond, Va. lUli IIAVE NOW-TO HAND ONE OF THE largest and moat complete stocks of English, i .i mi. hi uud American Hardware, Cutlery, (iims, Uetiuir. Uouo. Ilolting Cloths, Ac., Ac. to lie found in an i houem this country, to which wfc lake pleasure in eating the attention ol 'the merchants of Virginia, Nik tit Carolina aud Tennessee, as we are nrenared to do as well for them, as auv House in the trade. W. 8. DosXAH, ) W. 8. DUNNAN A CO. John AsiiEa. s Sept. I8litiu tw3m. -i : 1 Burress, Powers Se Yancey. 1308 MA IX STREET, Rieliiiiond Va. WHOLESALE .DSAL3KS 'IN AND . r- ' Importers oV White Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions. TO THE MEUCHANTS OF VIRGINIA North Carolina and lenuessee, we are prepared to of ;er every inducenietit. Uur stock will be kep; full and complete tlirougli out the se.i.-bu. An examination is invited. "BUItRh&S, POWERS A YANCEY, Kept. 4, 18ofJ. tw3m. FA L L 3 TOOK BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS. WE WOULD IN vite all in want of HOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS, to call and examine before baying anywhere. We pur chase irtir floods from the manu'acturers and we will sell them as low as they can be bought any where - North, and we pay special attention to larjresizcs. lryou wantto buy irood oods in our line that will wear well, come examine ror yourselves ; tins is an we sk. I'UTNKY A WATTS. Wholerate and Retail Dealers in Bootn, Shorn f- Trunks. " DI.'lIllAVll T . AVA.A1.UV.'V IJ, V A Septal, 1886. w2m .. laVEafS. wn. Id VERS. MYERS & BROTHER, (LATE OE SALISBURY, N. C.) Successors to Eridjford &. layers, .AUCTIONEERS. - rt Li ..... mum mm and. J-oi'waruiHff Mi:il( IIAN IH, 'IJocl i-ii a- ti ."wrerirreniii Sf.ei s Uli iSfSSfc: tiV ffl WW 111 I XT I 1 I " , I IT t- sp ifl Tobacco Wl. ...I i rtry ' i!.c ;mr . .'I..:. lilac- .. I or l'i"ie. AN rl.a-e C k. r t livers Ksrnsj. 3,j , V, e resne tfmi , der. July 5B'6fi. ,f I W. H. Mccrar & Q0 COMMISSION' JftlHNTS I ,.7.":l::tc-,x::, ::. 3. HAVE F ill SALIV.VC I I's f, , -.p, , 100 Ton's No,Arntm u O uano. ' I 50 " Sjf Vneifir Guano. 500 Sack- mrpHH N C. t. 18GG. EDUCATIONAL. SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, Melville, AlimancaCOaa N. 5 Miles West of McbancsviDc, on the A . Carolina Rail Road. Principals: REV. ALEX. WILSON, D.D. JOHN WILS9Nt Jr., M 1. formerbf of Milton X. C.) he 3Nt. Session of this Institution will commence on 'Smirsday, July Wth, and continue, 'JU weeks. or those who may not wisli to study tin- Ancient Laniiaues. facilities mil be allordrd for obtaining a thorough and practical Kuglish Kducation. For cir colara, containing full inlunaatiou, ajiply to either of ! lie 1'rincipals. July S,06. no79 lm Classical and Mathematical 8CHO0 L, OXFORD, BT. a TPIIE next Session of J. H. .Homer's 1 Classical and Mathematical School, Oxford, N. C.r will begin the 1st day of Anfrust lioard per Session of 20 weeks, $85. Tuition f $50. Oxfortl, N. C, June 20, '66. twlmpd Bingham School, Mebaneville, N. O. A new term will begin on the 25th of July next. For the accommodation of young men who cannot take a classical course, uu English and Commercial De partment lias been organized. For terms address ' COL. Wm. BINGHAM, Mebaneville, N. C. June 16,'G6. 64w5t. caholiIt'a Female College. FALL SE SSION. THIS Institution will open for the recep tion of Pupils on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT, and continue till the 18th of January, 1867 a period of twenty weeks, with an interval of one week at Christmas. The Spring Session will begin immediately upon the expiration of the former, and contin ue till the first Wednesday In June, Much care and expense have been bestowed iipoti the I h uni. tic leartineiit. and also on the Sleeping Apartments, with the view of rendering the College ip every respect pleas ant, comfortable and healthful. A full corps of Instructors will be in readi- A ness to-receive their classes at the opening of yie next Term, and every branch ol remale Education will be thoroughly taught. lu consequence of the unprecedented bigh prices of provisions the rates of board have been somewhat raided. For the Fall Session of nineteen week's the charges are as follows, payable iu ecie or its equivalent i Board, washing and fuel, per session " for a less period, per week J , Tuition in Regular English Course from $12.50 to ' " wMusicand use of Piano ' Oil Painting, " any other Special Branch Contingent fee $55 00 300 25 00 25 00 20 00 10 00 200 The terms as the time of payment will be accommodating ;-but as far as practicable it is desired that abont one-half of the Board and Tuition will be paid in advance. Each Pupil is required to furnish lights, towels, sheets aud pillow cases. For Catalogues or further infiirsv"' HPP'.V to the uudcrsie-iied. .. . f,AN KL VMM I President ('. F. College. Ansonville, N. C. liOll8t -.J. til). ,f Concord Female r rttlT nPTt-?Tim trrtf r,iiittr.n.,Mi. 4- ' ...... . ... mi- imMondayof Setitember, and will cl.e on the 21st of Decern I er. The expense of Tui j tion and IVmrd with w ashing meludejl, w ill He trom to ?I00. I'anial advance jiay ments will b' expected. All needful indul gence, hiMVCVer. Will 1m' p-iveli mir lulnin. .L't.mpad - TiM.nffip areTit Witatefb send Ins daughter because he cauuot n ,n, money to pay iti advance. Eacl f"P'l ail furuish Iter own lights and d also a pair of sheets and nil'" r.xtra char ges Will be and'-'r Mum, r rench, Lat inand . -....uirc address. -" J.M. 5f. CALDWELL Statoville, X. C. 1 , X. July 1006. do7j tf I proved. For Sale at the North State OJhcr. NUMBER 10T EDUCATIONAL. THOMAS VILLE Female College. THE lluil.linirs nil auj. of OLmt Anarn -f Glem An female bemnmry," have bona .L . . mi' sctiooi nas iiecunHirit i irusmes aim a eoiii-t. ut ft. a of Tmeh I Thomasvilio Female College. No town in the State afltaH better adran tnjres iu every lenticular for a floD-of Ugh Kiade than Tnoiuaavule, sit us tod as it. the North Carolina Kail Road, in r country unsurpassed m health, good aad ood societr. It is AWpUosfar i for Central and Western Neath OutMmdB it is our set purpose to make it equal lot demands of this portion of the Stat, both to chartered privUOM aad building. j i " T E R M 8 BOARD including ail but light, line BgiOtOf md mouth : ,i . TUITION in Preparatory Department, $10, to $12.50 per session: TUITION in College Department $15, to $17,501 Music on Piano, or Guitar $22.50 j Ofl Painting $20 : Drawing $10 ; French, Latin and Germ $5 each. Incidental expenses $1. The First Session will open the 7th Aug ust, 1866, aud continue 00 wek. Payment . to be made in currency one half In advanee, and the balance at the close of the lossion For further particulars address, REV. D. R. BRUTON, President, or Rev. N. F. REID, D. D. Visitor. Thomas ville, N. C. July 26,'G6. tw3t. Concord Female College. It is due to the bonders of this Institution and to all who have contributed to its erection. that they should be informed of its condition and prospects.' This cannot be done more de finitely, fully or authoritatively than by sub mitting resolutions recently adopted by the Board of Trustees, and read by their President on Commencement Dav. before the larare au dience assembled in the Presbyterian church; Resolved, That the Board of Trustees feel H to be a high privilege as well as a grateful and pleasant duty to express their entire satisfac tion with the late examination of the pupils of Concord Female College. They also, express their cordial approba tion of the energy, success aud prosperity with which the Institution has been conducted an- der the peculiar and trying circumstances of jjur country. The Trustees would further chrfully re commend the Institution with its able and ex perienced Faculty to the liberal patronage of an enlightened and christian public The next session will commence oa the first Monday of September- For information see advertisement, and address, ' J. M. M. CALDWELL, States ville, N. Qi July 10,'66. no75tf YadkinjCollege, NBAK THE YADKIN HI VKH-NINS milks raoM LxxmoToa, a. o. This Institution, under its charter at a College, was revived on the 16th of January 1866, and supplied, by a resolution of the Trustees, with a corps of experien ced Teach ; so that now, with its cheap boarding arrangements, it oners to male pupils every educa tionai facility, from the primary department to a full college course, upon more favorable terms pathajps, than any academy or college in the Btete. r: HKATTAVIILA FKItaALK SEMINARY, Three quarters of a mile from Yadkin College, and entirely separate from it, now oBers. in h boarding arrangements in the family of the Her . O. W . Haul and in its scientific and literary depe. Uaanta, unnenai and in its scientinc and literary depu .inents, unusual attractions to young ladies who desire to aefaJrS a finished education, embracing biusic, and other fem inine accomplishments. For brief circulars giving particulars 1 relation to either the College or the Seminary, address the BEV. G. W. HEGE, A. M., oa J. M. NEWBON, Yadkin College, via Lexington, N. 0. March 30, 1M6. 1 -daw las SALISBURY Male Academy. TH K N EXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will commence Monday 17th Sept. Terms asbereto- Ibru. All persons indebted to me for. Tuition wit please cajl land settle with I). A. Davis. C-i.. who is author laed to receive aiid receipt lor all money due me on ' .W III l .llllll. .Mr. Davis caiTaWi in nt v n l-eno ue anr tnfivrsns. i lion reflecting the School that may be desired. J. E. WJlAltTON. Prin. 1ST . in . i i, ,r .- AXIiORCII KSTUA, WERE BE-EST AD-j r ltuhi.il Jniiuaiy 1106, -with Wm: H. Nuva, Musical Dim-tor. ami En. R. Vnvi I .,,...- win R4eruvanur aud &m4 . Hs'nd for North Carolina, if p en ami sustained, by being engaged at all points iu the State, on occasions where ster liiic music should be a marked feature. Music ooinp,ed and arranged for aay re quired number of parts fur Brass Band, Orehe tr'. Parlor or Choral purposes, to order. Music for Pianvg-H. B. Dod worth. Moss, Kent, Romford, of S"eV York, warm tersonal fnemb, of Mr. Xeave. select and sendMm all the musir fa Piano thai i. ro-w 4,.. ?Z aa weU as winning aad Mp-nWt '"-,'"uer9, roeoiuni player aad astvaaced This carvfuliv wIm-i ..j i.:li "n.V lu""'- WI" old as ebeanle W cheanlv here a the mixed article IS retMjU.l in BaL v J. . ..r-iaioj iKMiworth itaad bstru .n -loirr. S. C. April 2. lid. I I Ho it shaD be, I thy J S. ' , - . . , -. . ,. ' i ' .a - :r " V - - '--4 f " : gSd - --t. - vrj : j