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Oia Nobth Srnrr. in Umj f Ij hi ilimiH'toii. A Catholic Spirit X. squired by tfea Timas. We have fallen upon extraordinary times. A elvil war, which Ui magnitude finds no parallel in nil history, has but ro reantly been broith' to a close. Peace, ao far am it eau malt fi oin a cesaatioa of uc- taal hostilities, once more pervade the hand. But while thia ia the ease the sniffli ty revolution wbieh the war man gu rated ia atill iu progress. Nor la it possible for a" V any one now to aay whan and where it will eliminate. It seeks to make each changes la our Federal Coinwtu'ion an will, eren if the written tet shall still be adhered to, essentially change the fbrm of ar government. Nor ia it likely to stop wrea hero unless there should bo a apoedy reaction in public sentiment at the North, and a close union of all- the elementa of Conaerratism both North and South. With out such reaction and combination it seeing altogether probuDle that it win go on untn the changes In oar Government shall amount to a transmutation of It until wa shall practically eaaae to have any written Constitution at all, bat will be governed by the tyranlcal edicts of a dominant party without any restraint except its own will. Under such a Government, until h acquires ballast and consistency by force of time, every triumph of one party over the other would be followed by a ruthless proscrip tion of the leaders of its rival. In order to promote the progress of the revolution of which we speak, and which threatens, as we have already said, not only a great change in, but even a trans mutation of oar government, the radical party in Congress have endeavored to ex tend and increase their power by legisla tion. The refusal of the 39th Congress to admit the .Southern States to representa tion was for no cause except that under their then existing organizations they would not have come iu as radical States. If all the.-Senators and Representatives elect from the Sonth, who applied for ad mission, had been known to be willing to join at once, iu their votes with the Radical Republicans, and their States could have been relied upon to vote for the radica candidate for tne presidency in lsbo, no a w difficulty would have been interposed. But, such not being the case, it was determined, after lone deliberation, to make them so by legislation. Hence the passage of the Sherman bill. . It hi bow the hope of that party that, by the aid of the colored vote, tbe new organizations to be effected in the Southern States .under that bill can be made as radical as those of any of tbeNcw England States. This hope is seconded, in Virginia and North Caro lina, by a squad of disappointed politicians who have rallied around them a small par ty by appealing to their passions and of ten to the worst passions of our nature, those of hatred and revenge. One of the great objects of this party is to secure the election of a Convention in each of these States which will proceed to 'disfranchise a very large and intelligent class of our people by imposing a test oath as a quail neat ion for voter so drawn as to meet their particular case. It is true that this object is not openly avowed by the lead era in this State generally, bat it crops oat in the various mass meetings of the party held in the different Counties of the State. Not only rjoes a design of this kind some times exhibit itself hi their resolutions, but they even go farther on some occasions and declare in favor of confiscation. It is useless to make an argument to convince men who arc governed by reason of the evils likely to result from oar State Gov ernments being so reconstructed, and those who arc governed only by passion and prejudice cannot be reached by argument. To defeat any attempt of that kind should lie the first object of every man who desires the restoration of harmony, and tbe jierpetuatipn of (he . Constitution of our fathers the first object of eyery J- true patriot. In order to the ' aecomplish meat of an object so much to be desired it is of tbe utmost importance that all who dl'feialed on ,yi that he has a-e opposed to disfranchisement and con- location, of whatever name or whatever party, should b- brought to act together in harmony in the election of the Conven tion in no other way can it bo accom plished. Among those who are deadly hostile to such measures, and who can be safely relied npon to oppee them in the Cohveutiou, arc many well known Unlaw men of talent whom we could mention. Way, we even those wh. class themselves with tbe Re- publiean party in this State who, we feel Jiev. I err point whom it more ocealoii than one. j In mauy respects made one of the best Coventors which tha Cntftpottwaajth has hai ftSryearj that it was npon bis recom mendation that nuny of the most promt I nont citizens of Virginia were pardoned for their participatiou in the war that it was mainly owing to bis efforts that the people of that State were r--unfranchised after they had been disfranchised by tbe Alexandria Constitution, concludes that one good uirn deserves another and favors a fair division of the offices with tha con servative Union men, and then adda : " A word more ia regard to tbe claims of the original Union men. Those origin al Union men who refuse to ally them selves with the frantic and prescriptive faction that is seeking to gala ascendency in this Commonwealth ; who evince a wil lingness to act with us, and to make our people tnoir people, and our destiny their destiny, have claims upon oar k indues." and gratitude claims that should be not only recognised, bet geuerourly reeoguis- ed." This is all very generous and very just in the Whig, and if the liberality of feel ing and the Catholicity of spirit manifest ed in its several articles to which we have referred bad been manifested by the South ern Press generally since the close of the war we would have far less extreme radi calism, and far less bitterness among as than we now have. Of this we have all along been convinced, and consequently we have had frequent occasion to depre cate and reprove the spirit of illiberality which characterised many of oar contem poraries with whom we' have been acting, and with whom we expect t continue to act. The suggestions of the Whig apply as well to North Carolina as to Virginia, and we hope they will be heeded by our people. We have generally refrained from j giving such counsel for the reason that, r . WW trom our position as a Uuiou man, we might have been suspected of -a selfish mo tive. But the time has come when every man, however bumble, should nsc all his influence to promote at once the cause of reconstruction, and to effect harmony among all classes of oar people who are opposed to the destructi ve measures of the extreme radicals to which we have adverted, and who desire to preserve and perpetuate th Constitution and the Union iu their integ rity. And, besides, we feel less delicacy iu doing so now for the reason that by the law, as we understand it, we are disfran chised, though we kuow some men who rendered far more service to the cause of the Confederacy, and far less to the cause ot the Union than we did who claim not to be disfranchised, and who may 'possibly vote and bold office. Wo do not say this in censure of those men we hope that their construction of the law will be sua tamed, as we are opposed to the disfran chisement of auy mau. not clearly disfran ehiscd by the law, and we were opposed to the passage of any such law, as oar read era well know. in a m .a s . w e nope tor tne future, to see a more liberal and Catholic spirit manifested be tween all classes of onr people. We haVe a common Country a common X Govern ment a common destiny and all should act together in harmony without regard to former political opinions, color or condi tion. We hope that tbe people of North Carolina will eject their wisest, best and most prudent men to represent them in the coming Con vention that pone of any par ty will Deselected whose election would give just cause of complaint to the Federal authorities. We should remember that we are not just now hi a position to do in all thiugs as we please. t the I III lit illale collection of nil (l.iiius. To suffer all this to go on withoo straiut or remedy is to sacrifice the al good. The rights of creditors si respected ; but the appeal of want an ferhig must be I erded. Moved bythfeeeln HMieraiionx, the following reruUtion T. ' in ' .P . III as heretofore aulbwrhted, shall not be de manded by the saitor, nor taken by tbe Sheriff or other officer serving tbe process. In suits for tresspass, libel, wrongful con version of property, and other eases known as actions rt delicto, Dan as heretofore au thorised may be demanded, and taken. The prohibition of bail in cases ex contral to, shall not extend to parties about to leave tbe State ; but the fact of intention must be clearly established by proof. XI. In criminal proceedings the usual n-eoirnisaaccs shall be ruqotrod and tilelt by the proper civil officers heretofore au-J thorixed by law to take the same ; Provi ded. Tli.it uoon coiiiphiiut beine made to tion of all pa. anas concerned in emphiybr any magistrate or ether persons aatbaaiaed fahrly and justly the advantages stiff b-1 by law to issnr a warrant for breach of tbe mainuig to i hem, will mitigate the distris ! w-ace. or crimiuil offence, it shall be the new existing ; ami that die avenues otli- ! dutv of such martetras or officer to .issue duetry, enterprise, and organisation ' tlia ' his wanaul upon the recognisance of thff opened, will font nl, me t, the pcriiMnLt complainant to piosccute. without requir-" welfare and future happiness of the p ' . big him to give security ou such recogni- - . M I L . I I I. . a. nuM i.-xiniueiii lur iicim is prooil'H o. zunee litnouucitd They will continue with such modifications as the may icq niro, until tSe civil irnvarnsn tbe respective Stales shall be estahli U aeeordance with tin- n mi ielut-'UU (Jov. imnmt of the 1 i.ited Stales. IM t Ii aw an i i ne uommaoniti'; lieneral earnstlya- sires and coufidently believes that the servaiieeof these rvguluiiotis, and unless the defendant in eiecM(iat shJl te convicted of a fraud ul mt conoealm iJur disposition of his jwntierjr. u ,,. ..uSr hinder, delay ami prevent tbe creditor hi the revei v ef his debt or dvinaiid. .And the pceedligs now establised in North mid South Carolina, respectively, for .ike trial of and determination of such qi tious may be adopted. II. Judgments or decrees, for the pig ment of money, en causes of action, artsiifg between the 19th of December, ISty, and the 15tbef may, 1865, shall net beuftfrc ed by execution against the- property or the person oi the defendant. Proceedings in such causes of action, now pcnJinr. shall be -1 ay ed ; and no suit or process shall be hereafter institute it or eommeuced, fur auy such causes of action. -111. Sheriffs, Coroners, and CoHstall w, are hereby directed to suspend for tweUe XII. The prac;ux of carrying, deadly weapons, except bv officers and soldiers in - - H j 'i T "" "irT ' Umto, is prohihitel. The coucrebneut of such weapons on t Hi pevenn will be deemed an aggravnfioa of the offence. A violation ol I ma order will nswler tbe osciuier amena ble to trial and pnnishment by Military 'ommissiou. Whenever wounding or kil ling shall result from the use of such wea pons, a proof that the parii.s carried or coitc- al.-d a -deadly acapou, shall Is deem ed evid -xe of a felonious intamt to take the Itfe ef the i: jured person. XII. The oiders heretofore issued in this.Militaiy 1' partm at. probibiiing the piiuishiutut of crimes and offences bv whip ping, m.iiinmg, braadiog, stocks, pillory cr other e rporeal puuUbiuent, are in force and will be obey by all persons. XIV. The "; -!, in t of dnath of eer ier pootld. rlonr, prr lM Kih, Maekrral. No. I. m m a. Fruit, artcd. ills praltHl. &a sa u 1 i WW i-it ifon. bar. saeoassS JUT l-Hlll.l, . sole, ... csntinjpi, Vtt. rnt. Mslaaiei, rghi. our gal W. t fa.liiV r " Hynip, " Ontnns, rtMlil Park, i:rniiel p. ,'uUloss, hrisU. cr Itaabol, flwset, 5 , t HUjrr, Ilruwn. psr poand ilarintsi -rii-.il.. i ralvedbsi It, cosnt. jwr sacs, l.lriKt, Tsble, Tobsccu, Lraf. fwr poaad. " M in 1 1 -i. Inrrd. K . HnvkiHtt. ...a..--. ....... bj H ' fi to to u x I.. ftO IS H .wia M rJH.oo 90 ki to to w to OHIO 00 tj L, IU os to at SBIo 7& tk 8to H) 8 to ' If to M 7b to to l.eo t.. t . 1 J6 to 1.80 prte ' a is un Mto Hd lb to : f to to to 99 to 9b S.UOtn 0.0U 8. AO l 3.1t b.CO t i.to euto w to 10 1 .60 -40 t'l i .at) MtnliilANUIZt The whole system of trade Reconstructed ! f pedal Aotitr. a? tain cases of burglary and larceny, imjo sv1 bv the exisiiag laws of the Prevision- I I .a. a a . i camna.'r mentns tlie sale oi all property, upon execntioii or process, on liabilities contracted prior to the 19th ot Dee. mber , a Ouverumeut i this Milit.iT- District, is 1800, unless upon the written consent of abolished. Auy ncnton eunvkted of biir- the dVfendants, except in caeca; where tlir arv ; of lareenv when tbe property stolen plaintiff, or in his absence his agouf or tt tornoy, shall upon oath, with coroborative testimany, allege and prove that the de fendant is removing, or intends fraudulent ly to remove, his pnHierty boyond the ter ritorial jurisdiction of the Court. The sale of real or personal property, by fowlosiire Ich ia of the value of t u nit v five dollars ; : of assault and battery -with iuteut to kill; ; or of any assault with a deadly ve p hi. shall l deenied puilty of felony, and shall In' puiiibhed'byliuprisonmcut t hard labor for a term not exoeediur tea years nor less 'a a . a . j . I than two years in the discretion ol tne KKKSand JHTACII- KS fomnl to crow uiHn the smoothest face in from Ihre-to ive wreks by usiiiff I r, SK It ;- NE'S RKSTA I TRATEUK CAI'ILLAdlW. the moot hi ...lerfnl iliscovery ia raodsro aei ettSv.uotiafj upon the Heard and llaii iu an ehnost sbirsjcuMetofnaaaer. It has been used by the .-Iiu- of, i'aria aud ludon with tho mst nattering sUecesa. Names t all pureha- aers will he registered, and if entire satisftie- i ion is not given iiM'very instance, the. motley : win im eneerniny reinmiiHi. r-ner ny man. si .'I. d and postpaid. ?1. Defswiptive circu lars aud .testiinonbtht mailed fr.-e. Addresfc H !;i:i:u. Sih tts, ic Co.. Chemists, Xo. Si.-'.j River Street. Troy, N. Y., Bole amenta for the United 3tata, april 4,'67-ly, . .." i . r, p . THE fil'imCRlBvJl HAS THE honor to inf.eilBifto!iiers assl the rmblie grwMy that 1m is now daily raotaviof a mipUiTu andi-arsfullv solcUwl stock of New Goods! Having jjfikm bin flood at very low flsrw bylisowina wb-o anil when If hay, ho u sr lukrud o ollix thwiii at prices eu luently adaaud Ui the tiuies. a. ' Here ins list orfoadhia articles with rrH iiibiiimim nricci anntxed : Calicoes from 15? Rto 25 per Yd, Bit-ached Tiomutie, 15 fe ?6 eta. per jwraL UnLlvm hnl 44 15 fo 25 M -MewV Shim, LuiUta' " ('!! i . Hilton, 1.0wt3.50 1.00 to 4.00 rf Mssajw la to 18 M l.Wo 1H I 1-1 At I a . -J id EAUTIT. Au burn, (inldcll. flaxen, and Kilkeu GURL8 produced by the use of Prof. l)e- of moilnar's likewiso-uN)eHdeil lor 12 1 Court having jurisdiction thereof: Lam calendar mouths, except m eases where the , ra-ben tlie value ol the pronerty stolen The following order which explains it- s lf, in an effectual estoppel to aH litiga tion for debts contratcd' between "ffie T9th of December, 1860, and the 15th of May, 1865. We suppose all debts made prior to tbe State seceding will still be as before Cnrrericy is declared to be a legal tender iu every instance. H'Dt8, 8COJID MlMTART Dl8T, , Charleston, 8. C, April 11, '67. ) General Orders No. 10. The general destitution prevailing a- raong tbe population of this Military Dis payment of interest money, accruing since the l&th day of .May. 1865, shall not bare been made beforo the day of sale. IV. Judgneutsj or decrees entered or enrolled, on causes of action arising subse quent to the 15th of Ma v. 18(iJ, may be enforced By execution against the property is less than twentv-fivc do'lars, shall b imprisonment at hard labor for a term not exceeding one year, in the discretion of the mi ; . . . XV. The flo renters of North and South Carolina shall have authority, within their jurisdictions respectively, to reprive or par ol' the defendant; and in' the appliaatlhu f dim aiiy person convicted and sentenced or tho money nrismg uuuer such exeetgaon regartl shall be bad to tho priority t Ihins unless In case where the good faith of any lien shall be drawn in question. In such cases the usual mode of proceeding adopt el in North and South Carolina, roapect tively, to determine that question, shall be adopted. V. All proc(!ediiig3 tor the recovery ot h-vied by authority of the United States or l.. .. .. I 1 1 .. . . ., .1 AMM.il li.,... .... I ill 14 VI 1 CUUII, .11111 IU 1 1 lull mien will J1VU 1 altle. I , , XVI. Nothing in this order shall be ' construed to- restrain or prevent the opera- I lion of proceedings in bankruptcy, in ac j cordance with the acts of Congress in tHieh i crises made and provided, uor w ith the col lection of any lax, impost, excise, or charge money under coutracts, whether under eal or by parole, the consideration for which was the purchase of negroes, are suspeud ed. judgments or decrees entered or en rolled for such causes of action, shall not be enforced. VI. All advances of moneys, subsit- f the l'rovisioaal Governments of Nortl aud South Carolina ; hut no imprisonment for overdue taxes shall be allowed. Nor shall this order or any law of tho Provis ional (tovernments of North or South Car olina operate to deny to minor children, or cbudreu Cojuuit. of age, or their legal rep- enee, implements anu fertiliser, loanwi, i resrntativcs, nor to suspend as to them, used, employed or required tor the purpose any right of action, remedy, or proceeding, or aiding the agricultural pursuit; ot f lie against bxeeutors, Administrators, 1 rus pc iple shall be protected. And the exist- j tees, Guardians, Masters or Clerks of Equi lng law vlucu have provided tne most it- ficjent remedies in such cases for the lend er. will be sunnorted aud enforced. AVa- ges for for labor performed in the prod ac tion of the crop shall boa lien on the crop, and payment of ' the amount due for such wages shall be enforced by the like reme dies provided to eecure advance of money and other means for the cultivation of the sol. . 1 y VII. In all sales of property under ex ecution or by order of any court, there shall be reserved out of tbe property of aay defendantwho has a family dependent np- 6n his or her labor, a dwelling house a . d appurtcrtftnecs and twenty acres of land for the use and occupation of the family of tfie defendant; and necessary articles df fur- niture, apparel, Subeisteiiec, implements of trade, husbandry or other employments, 4 the valne of live hundred dollars. TheL homestead exemption shall inure' only to ty Courts, er other o racers or persons hold ing a fiduciary relation to tbe parties or the subject matter of the action or proceeding, XV 1 1. Any law or ordinance, heretofore in foice In North or Sonth Carolina, incon sistent with the provisions of this General Order, is hereby suspended aud declared inoperative. Ry command of Major General D- E. Sickles. , J. W. CLOUS, Capt. 38th U. 8. In. A. I. C. Jfc A. A. G. Official : J. W. Cmm-s, Aide-de-Camp. OIM SI riBOLIII MOM V IKKM BKroKTEU BV SPSAOCX BBos . liKOkKItM. SaUibur)), j,Y. C, .lir 18 IHu7. Uuying rates the benefit of families that is to aay, 'to Mer.-h ut Hank Kewliern,.. Hank of Koiliom, Miners and Planter Hank,. . . Bank of. Thomasviile,.. tiew U t MtttwUi. ; Bank ia'iirirtoa, ...i :k 35 .1 tnct cannot be relieved without affordinr ...- . .. ... .eu.piu.-ni oi ineir irmus- i public otnefr, will be at once reported to know gcutkmen amoua- nai rewurree. ine nature and extent of these Headquarters, or to tin Cokrmandiug themselves wiih the He- "T ; umcer of tne t'ost wiuno wdich such ott- 07 a rcr restaes. parent or parents and child or children In other cases, the exemjaie shall extend only to clothing, implements of trade or other employment usually followed by the defendant, of the value of one Jiiuidred dol lars. The exemption herdbv made shall net be w. lived or defeated by the aet ef the defendant. The exempted property of the defendant shall be ascertaiuod by i he Sher iff, or othnr officer enforcing the e , i nt iua. Who fhll iirierthViilTv Ttte'Thfi' riT annradtrTVfoof tu each case to the court VIII. The enrreorvnf the lUaJ Hh,ua .1 1 .1-1: rel hv th,. 1 1.1 irrfa j r ii. 1 ,.,,..a rI I. .4 ' The firm of States to be a legal tender iu the paymeuta of all debts, dnes and demands, shall beso sflAW - '"C Dwwlved by mutual recognised in North and South Caieliiie.TBali!,;U ,te?-buiDB wil1 crried -nd all eases in which the same shall be i y the subscriber, who takes this occasion tendered tfl payment, and refused bv anv to n turn ," tUwik hB customers, :f::::::::::: Bank of Cape Fear, Clafsedoh....... .. loaroiiTw,.. rareftevflle North CarwHoa, Wadesboro',....1-.'. Vaahinon -- . .. Wilmington .' Vancerrille....... ...... .......I. fommnreial Bank TVUuiiiirtoo,... . tjtfim'ii, llaut ljri!su .lioin , n :t I-' f X, fU S Is 18 .21, Hrenx's 1 i;i.-hi; lt. UHK1 IJ A. Uue ap plicatioii warranted to curl the mosl straight and stuhhoru hair of either sex into wavy ritiglets, in heavy massive surls. ITns been used by tlie fashiouablvs of Taris and London, with tbe moat gratifying results. Does no in jury to the Ijair. Pricy by. mail, settled aud postpaid, U. DeseBptlve Circulars' maihd free. Address BEHGER, 8HUTT8& CO., Chemists, No. 285 River street, Trey, N., V .. Sole agents for the U. ited States. April 4th, 67. ly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Assessor's Office, U. S. Internal Revenue, Cth DiNt. rh Carolina SAMsnUitv, Aj;ril 18, 18157. Notice is hert:by given in accordance with the provisions of section 10th of Act of June 'It i. I -i;4, as fiirtirtVd March -i, l-iia. that I. 11. H. Helper, Assessrr Slxtli istrict of N. Carolina, will sit at my otbee, o the IrT i. J i .. :.. .1... : i 1 LSmgaua linns Btiajets, in ine cujr oi turner I Salis bury, on the 1st day of May next; at the .Court House in Mocksville, Davie county, on tbe2nd; at tbe court house in StatesviUe; Ire dell county, ou the 'hd ; at the court-house in Taylorsvi'lle, Alexander comity, on fhe 4th ; at tbe oourt-brmse in Newton, Catawba coun ty, ou the 6th.. .if the court-house in Concord, Cabarrus county, tm tbv 4th' at the office of Assistant Assessor, F. , Uirens, Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, on the 1st ; at the court house iii Moors, I'd ion c. niity, on the 2nd ; at the court house in Dallas, Gaston county, on the (it h ; at the court house in Lincolnton. Lincoln county, on the 8th ; at the court house in Vadhin vilh". Yadkin county, on the 4th, ami at Wilkesbom', Wilkes county, on the 6lh, between the hours of 9 A. SI., and 4 P. M., of the several davs of May named above, to hear aud determine any appeals relative to any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess ments or enumerations by the assessor or as sistant assessors returned iu the annual list. Notice ia further giveu that no appeal will he allowed to any party after he shall pave been duly assessed and the annual list con taining the assessment bas been transmitted to the Collector of the District. All onnoahrto said assessor, as aforesaid. most be made in wmlng' and specify jth par ticular cause, matter or thing, mnlteeting which a derision i requested, and must state tlie ground or principle of error complained of. t rxt ,, . - Jh if. nbia'rJt. Assessor Six til I list lie! X. C. April 18, 1867, . tw-tf ICW .4 ar J .. Jvelw Store! a. (qm Lin frwtu d M. DAVIS TAKES tills method of inform- i PK'Stt - L tiOLl) Lwring. SILVKR Huvime. X. C. Oiupoes, U HnHlBSj 1W S llinn..... !.;:.' :c. l,i I just opened a new Jewelry Store ip lite buiMiog and other artchw at siwilar rlfaros. DRY GOODS I Calicos, Ginghams, Lawns, Cassiuiere , Aprou Checks, Linen. . Linen Drill, DeLaiu, Handk'cts, I ilea. Do in it tic, Unbleached 'Don. Cambric, Ladles' lloes, Flannel, fled Ticking, Men's " Shirts, Hoop Skirts, and Tiltors, ' Hbawts,'- Hats & Caps, LADII S HATS iDras- CAiVj Bova hats, V KHAKEHS, CAI, ME"8 HATS, MEN'S 44 NOTIONS,- Comhs and Brushes, Pint, I. nt ton. 'Thread, Needles, Thintbles, SnuJT Bores, Piicket-Boiiks, Pencil, Tape, Pipes, Cologne, Tnnr HuU'Oil, Saspemlers, Tamh J Brushes, Fish, Hooks, Hooks and' Eges, Ladies' Netts, Neck lies, Playing Cards, ( union J . Ladies' EUitVes, Envelopes, Carpet Bags-Perfumerg, Foolscap and Mter Papttr, ' ' Paper all kinds of Perfumery SHOES, yon Ladies, all Kinds , Children, all kinds ; Mens, all kinds. CROCKERY, Cup and Ranms, Plates, Dishes, Wash Bowls aaf Pitchers, Chambers, steak Pishes. Cream PNcfcera, Snap Ptsnua, Sueur TSSfws, MAtsmes Caas. Bnwhv Halt St.unls. Pickle Dishes, Koblets, Tumblers, Jap, Jaw Milk Cracbj.; WOODEN WARE, Painted Water Buckets, t iar Water Buckets, (ataas hoops,) Wash Tubs, Tra s. Broom. Keelere, BtohIiw. Half bushel Meaniire. Pock Measures, Matches, Cloth Hns, Brashes, nil tOads, Wash Boards. ITslIs, axe, lonir-handled nhorels, spades, key fcrks. German scythe blsAre, trace eliains, hoes, looks of all kinds, knives ami ferVs. sciMors. horse brashes, shoo brashes, butts, httarw (1' Busaben), screws (all A oflee pons ol alt kinds, TIN blackine, Ih-iI rords. plow lines, wire (Ttsh lit- mills, nit imps, nies or all Klmla, all fines or she tools, wash basins, cotton cards, carry combs and te bacco caSkers, . GROCERIES Kl'; tit llll-'VKK UIII 1S4ES noise, ics, spices.-soaa, pepper, randies (monHrT dies (atiajnaniinc; se:ip scfrarH. toriacro, w m saufr, nikclrersl, Isnni, li.. nr. starch, indigo, riaerar, lard, concentrated Ire. riee. cheese. wii;s, (all kinds,) milker, quite sure, would to neb schemes. And lucb h hot only the case here; hat it is the case in other States, partiealarlv in Virginia, and a-i-were much gratified to see that able and sures. I he iieottfe are borne bown hoarj bnrden of debt;. the crops of grain IX. Property of an absent debtor, or never lend themselves ' d garden produce failed last year ; ma- ' one chanred ss'such. without fraud, wheth niny families hare been, deprived of ahel- er consisting of money advanced for the trr ; many more needT food and elothiug ; ' purposes of airric niture, or axipliances for a -edful implements and aoxiinaHes of hus- the cultivation of the soil.-f hall not be oaiury are very scarce : the laboring pop- kPn onjPr ti,e process known as "Fon-ig uIkU o ra namerous loealitsn are threat- I Attachment but the lien created by aay I i I " , ., , . s J I r. j I I J:ll: ror psi iivv,a aim ihijh-! ut uunj;encc and low prices to merit a eoutianauee of tbe same. He is still .offering his present Stock at great! v reduced prices. , JKO. A. BRAD8HAF. . April 6, 1867. nol94-wlt-tw2t, FRANK SMITH, CwOPER, offers his services to make or mend auvtlmig in the COOPERING LINK. (FHfRM ERLY 8HGBEITS tA W OPPfCB.) wheie they may And every thiuf usually Kept in such estaMMtnent. W at,-oes ( locks. Joweh-raad MaaacaJ ioaUumenU re- saarsd at tbe shortest notice aad astawV Hon fuanatasdinersty inatance. I He has la his store a new flock never before iatro dared in tbe Soath. known as the Cuckoo Clock,1"; Call sad st A, as it is Imgasaible la describe h la H He return- Li sincere thanks Urthe pnblic for the c larrviofuBr betjeu nisn the hnn of L. t o..sel tmra-s by tn, t intefritvand te atCrtt a enution- T2a iiijsasm ssaUaaJaWsBaw-i a-j. 1 1 - - if. a . a mjt 'ml, 1wVnBVnwnrart, ( Wu "(t n1 w 1 lemouB. fir, citmn. pseaerved guger, pe pirn SasahpV oysters, lemon syrap. jelly gaucer of an kinds, catsup ot all kinds, AND UUNLUKDS OF OTHER THING 8 TOO TEDIOUS TO MEN-TION. Gr Come and ejtamtne my Stock of t ya nothing. Darw A Co., and onrrmittiar attention to "7l ibnrTvl' rmhnr s wt ! y I ty Shop on Mr. Salisbury, N. C. Bailev's lot. feb.2,' TAJomsw i sn a frrni 4 iuil-s I TO WtiHk." Canu 4 miles from Salisbury. Conifor- tU quarters and rations ftrrnisbed, and paid wsatea paid. Jpptf t Mm. . A'aasas, ar to J. J MsMe. Crnwfvtd f Bret. Afaww. Sauthnry, Man h . wt 1 w 6wds-it will COUNTRY PRODOCE taken in exchange fir Goods. Hif best msrkot price allowed tor Specie and 0ank Notes. Try me before piuxhaaraf fsat- ben as 1 ieel confident af say sAsfaJ t please in goods and figures. VP Frankford's Old Stand, Nan St., nearly opposite Mansion House. W. H . Howerton. April 1-1, ltWf twaVwsf i 11. ' L. -
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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