tut, Thn Frsssmt and the lr
turn, f
Jiut two years have alanasd riaw As
tsrmination of the war by the ar
cthe army of General Joseph K
at QnwMfciii' in April 1866.
Tbe four years isamodlatoly snwaodingthat
for tbe mom part rear of
anxiety. Especially may this
186-'s4, All were
oltba eoalaet,
itghibe When
of arms ceased, it was honed,
passions incident lo war, and
which possessed both bellfcrents, would
a peaceful solution of oar pol
speedily ioUow. In ibis
Southern people were prepared
to surrender, and did surrender all tbe is
sues of tbe war. Tbey had staked tbe
doctrine of paramount State sovereignty
and tbe institution of slavery anon tbe
Warn at battle and lost them, and tbey
submitted without a murmur to tbe decree
of law God of Battles. Tbey abandoned
forever tbe claimed right of secession, and
abolished Slavery by amendments to their
own State Constitutions. Tbey made tbe
colored man equal with tbe white man be
lata tbe law with respect to his civil rights
altered their laws so as to make them con
form exactly to tbe civil rights bill of Con
gress. When they had done all of th's
they confidently expected their Senators
and Representatives would be admitted to
their places in the Congress of tbe Nation
od tbe work e -mil ted. In this they wrrs
disappointed.
If this had been done a far better feel
mar would now prevail towards tbe Gov-
sat of the United States and the Nor-
people. Every other change, render-
si necessary by tbe great social and poK
tical revolution, which had been brought
about by the war, would hare followed in
tbe coarse of time without any violent
shock to tbe preconceived opinions of tbe
Southern people. But this was not to be,
and perhaps we ought not to be much sur
prised. After such a mighty storm bad
swept over tbe political Ocean it may have
been too much to expect that the rolling
billows would at once subside. History
should have taught us that tbey
gradually, and that
" before the surface would again become
serene and placid. We need not refer to
the various revolutions which, at different
periods of their history, bays convulsed
England and various countries of Conti
Mental Europe they are probably familiar
to our readers. In those instances it was
often years before the governments rent
by them resumed tranquility and perma
The intense partisan bitterness
excited by the various revolutions that oc
curred in England between tbe years 1645
and 1688, did nut entirely subside, nor
were tbe cherished claims of tbe "Preten
der" entirely abandoned, until George the
III ascended tbe throne a period of more
than half a century. In some of the Coun
tries of the Continent the waves did not
entirely subside until greet changes were
made in tbe structure of their Governments,
but they finally subsided.
As it has been in other Countries so it
may be in ours. All the nations of the
Old world have been scourged with Civil
wars have been literally baptised in
blood. Whatever excellence tbey may
have attained to in Government, in Science,
in Literature, in Art, in Morality and Re
ligion in all that constitutes the greatness
of any people, has been through civil core
motions, slaughter and bloodshed. And
Young America could scarcely have hoped
to escape the common lot of Nations. We,
therefore, ought not to bs too much dis
couraged by bur present condition. Bad
as It apparently is it is to be envied in com
parison with that of the people of Germany
after the "thirty years war," or even after
tbs "seven years war" that of the French
fall eo an
ne
1. Until otherwise directed, the Board
will bold it swsiou lu the,4jpitol ; and
will be ready, each day after tbe 6th of
May, to receive, hear and consider claims,
after 'alack. A. II.
2. Each claim must be accomplished by
a plain statement uf lis fouudaliou and
merits, and s reference to the law or au
thority supporting it
the iu-ws of which it way cousiat, iuclu
ding, in cases where applicable, quantities
and prises.
4 Chums for articles furnished by oth
ers and paid for by tbe claimant must be
accompanied by the proper voucher.
5. Every person picscntingaclaiin shsll
make affidavit before the Board, or a Clerk
of a Court of Record, or one of the Judges
of tbe Supreme or Superior Courts, to the
ti utb of the facts presented in the claim ;
and that ha or she is the sole owner of
such claim : or if others are interested,
shall stats who they are, and in what pro
portion. 6. Chums of sn unlike nature due the
tncurnuir ttiiot. tiotc, will you ask
taks the accursed stuff! Yes, tbe
of (be living God rests apou h. It has
I burdened my live It baa rained as noble
: an intellect as ever was ready to do battle
' with the faults and follies of tbs world.
Do you still jr and laugh, because I tciB
Among others bs related a mat
ban widely pel Mil i ; that a man in his
vicinity was sagagtd ta busting rocks;
that tbe charge eeetdenally expasdsd. dri
ving tbe shied Uf under and through bis
chin and band, coming oat tA the top of
awa Is ihS gha fa every instance, the money
that has ' wi" ha cheerfully refunded. IVios by mall.
atoJaul MtMiul. VI. Descriptive circu
lars aad testimonials mailed free. Address
lUnaRa, Sin i rs, Co.. Chemists. No. 285
Wvsr Bum. Tray, N. Y., 8oU ageota fur the
United Slate.. ajsnl 4.'o7 -1 )
not be jovial ? I tell you, if it was a living .RM and yet the man
.ft an t t. u. a I T w
tiling, I Would strangle It aiMl liter is
nothiug upon earth 1 bats with such
deadly hatred.'
There was a deep silence. Not one in
all the company seemed Inclined to drink
again." Watchman and Rejhctor.
person, should be made separately,
but should be presented to the Board St
the same time.
7. Papers once presented to the Board
will bs regarded as filed and under its con
trol. .
8. Claims prepared in accordance with
these regulations mry be forwarded by
mail or otherwise to the Chairman of th
Coard at R Ueigh. Ral Sentinel.
An Effective Speech. r-
"A speech from Wilton i!" ened the
thoughtless fellows.
. . a a ti
" lie can t make a speech on c 4d wa
ter. 1 defy him," said one of thsr num
ber. "My friends," began Wilton
'Hear, bear ! he's really in for it now,'
cried a young man, whose flushed cheeks
gave pitiful signs of bis devotion to the
bottle. 'Wihoads oa his feet.'
The comrade they called Wilton was a
. .ft f
young man, soma tweuty-tnree years oi
age. Upon bis face, within his eyes, a
settled melancholy rested. His manners
were as grave as those of an old man. lie
was often called 'Wilton tbe steady,' on
account of bis quiet adherence to prinei-
The head partner in the nrm in whose
employ Wilton was, gave a great Party
once a year, and it was to this gathering
Milton had been persuaded to come.
In vain his companions tempter bim
with tbe wine that nWed freely. Tbe
themselves good Chris
tians, as, indeed, did the world generally.
They gave largely to charities and to their
church, where their seats were seldom emp
ty. Tbey did a great deal of good with
their money; yet in placing this fiery
temptation before young men, some of
whom were as yet without fixed principles.
they committed a gross mid almost fatal
error. Looking about him, Wilton saw al
ready many flushed almost to inebria'ion ;
many eyes that, spite of their flash and
sparkle, moved with difficulty, .and that
dire unsteadiness that marks the incipient
stage of drunkenness.
My friends, he said, and then paused,
as if to give greater emphasis to what
might follow,' 'I am going to make a con
fession.'
Some of tbe company smiled at this, but
by far tbe greater lumber were awed at
the sad, 1 yet earnest tones of bis - voice. -
'Five years ago 1 bad a brother, a bright,
beautiful lad in whom the hopes of a large
family circle centred. He was called a ge
nius, aad he was one. bensittve, gentle-
hearted, and generous to, a fault: lie also
gave promise of extraordinary vigor of
mind. One night several boys in the vil
lage where I was born resolved to have a
frolic. The party was to be a secret one,
mid we were each to carry from our homes,
if we could, pro vision s and wine. It came
on with success. I nere was goon cneer,
there were bright and flowing liquors ; we
were all young snd buoyant My brother
had never tasted wine. Whether it was
a discliuatem caused by natural dislike, or
whether his intuitions led bim to avoid it
as danaerous to him. I do not know. I
only know and the recollection is at this
moment burning in my brain t hat we all
though t that if we could get Herbert drunk,
it would be fine fun. Fiends could not
have set themselves more ingeniously at
work to compass this object than ws did.
I was foremost in the attempt. I will not
excuse evself, nor in aught palliate my
In evqnisite scenery few countries can ri
val Abyssiania. There hills rise above
hills " clothed in most luxuriant and vigo
rous vegetation. There are " villages aad
hamlets embosomed in dark groves of ever
greens and grouped in Arcadian repose.
There mountain peaks tower to tbe height
of Mount Blanc, and cast t neir giant sha
dows over " rieh fields of every bus che
quering the deep lone valleys." Innoaaee
merable streams furrow tbe soil, and, not
to speak of lesser lakes, that of Taana,
near the capital, (Goadar is 800 mils hi .
circumference. Healthy and beautiful.
Abyssinia is also rich in those it sources at j
which nature hi lavish where great nation s
are t) dwell Enough wheat to support
a man for. whole year may be bought there
for a crown, and coal nd iron abound, the
iron being found in so pare a state as la
require little mom than rolling ont ; while :
at fifty miles from Gonda for a leagar
along the rightban k of the River Gwang
" six'scams of coal crop out, each having
a uniform thickness of from ten to fifto-ti
reet, the quality or the coal wing very
good, and Bt for ordinary steam and other
purposes." Near to the sea, too, there are
the coal fields of Gnleila, and in many eth
er parts of Abyssinia coal exists. But
besides coal and iron, Abyssinia possesses
a sources of inexhaustible wealth in tbe
cotton tree, and t'lin the dominions of
Theodore " there are tracts of land more
extensive than the whole of the co-ton
grounds of Fgy pt, and far more fitted than
tbe latter tor the growth of the cotton plant
not only as being its native country, but
also as lying within the limits of the trop
ical rains, and thus rendering unnecessary
tbe great trouble and expense of artificial
irrigation.
well
their surprise, as
of it before
he
The party ex
Msae of them bad
when Mr. lark
of a case much w
Ahl what was that, indeed f asked
the man who hum related the first story.
" Why, a very respectable citizen of our
town oa the Fourth of July was firing a
salute, wben the cannon unfortunately
burst, blew both his anas oat at the shoulder-joints,
saasbed bis legs to a jelly, aad
rompleti-ly tore off the one ball of bia
bead !
And didn't be die, sir r exclaimed the
astonish d listener.
-Yea, Sir, to be sure he did."
"Ah bat the man I spake of recover
ed." -And I told yen," replied Mr Clark,
vav usance ntly. tbat my case was much
VJrse than that.''
Mr. Chub's ease was peaaoanced the
beau, as w II an the worst, on all hands,
and are base a amen me re diesis stories
for tbe rest of tlsrridsx
sT
EAUTT. --An
burn, Golden,
B
sluuan, aad Stihau
' I H I . S produced by
the use uf Prof. Ds-
vTw
ti
Bronx's PRIER U CHK VRUX. Una a
ptioution warranted to curl the must atraig
aad stubborn hair of either sX into wavy
ringlet. r heavy massive sarin. Has been
used by the fashionables of 1'aris and London,
with tbs most gratifying results. Does no in
jury to the hair- Price by mall, sealed and
postpaid. 91. Descriptive Circulars mailed
free. Address
BKRGKR. 8HPTT8 fie CO.,
Chemists, No. 884 River street, Troy, N.
Y., iMo agents for the (J ited States.
April 4th. '7. ly.
whole system of
Reconstructed !
trade
mtm wm
OW1 r
es
ArrontrxD. W learn from awe of our
sg.a that lUuiel B. Baker K,qr ., of
Wilm.ugtoa baa been appointed Register
in Bankruptcy for the Sad Congressional
Dtstiict f this
MARKET REPORTS
SALISBURY, X. C, APRIL ti. 1867
cwaaanrsasr
is a Co.. saocaaa.
Bacna.
Ostfc.
Cora par wash, ef SS lb..
- llrt. bash. SI -
0
A Ja
Value of
One fine summer morning, wben Frank
lin was busy preparing hts newspaper for
the press, 4 lounger stepped Into the store
and sp.m t an hour or more in looking over
the honks, etc., and finally taking one in
his band, askedthe shop boy its price.
"One dollar," was the answer.
" One dollar J said the lounger : "cant
you take less than that 7"
"No, indeed one dollar is the price !"
Another hour nearly passed, when tbe
lounger said :
" Is Mr. Franklin at home T
" Yos, he is in tbe printing office."
" I want to see him," said the lounger.
1 he shop boy then immediately inform
ed Mr Franklin that a "gentleman was
waiting to see him. Franklin was soon
behind the counter, when tbe lounger, with
book in band, addressed him thus : ' 1
44 Mr. Franklin, what the lowest you can
take for this book 1"
'One dollar and a quarter," was the
qtoick answer.
' "One dollar snd a quarter ! Why, your
young man asked me only a dollar."
'Trne," said Ffifoklhi, " and I could
have better afforded to1 take a dollar then
than to have been taken out of the office."
The lounger seemed surprised, mid wish
ing to end the' parley of bis own making,
said t
n Come, Mr. Franklin, toll me what is
tbe lowest you can take for it ?"
"One dollar and a half."
" One dollitr and a half ! Why, yon of
fered it yourself for a dollar and a qnarter."
'S les," answered Erankhn, "and I had
better have taken that price theu than a
"dollar and a half now."
The lounger paid down the money and
went about bis business (if he bad any,)
and Franklin returned into the printing
office.
Yam. tier baacfe.
nxs- per aata.
Feather. per pound.
Kour. per bbl.
Fish. Markeral. No. I.
' ; - !:
Fruit, dried, apples peateS. .
. - - " aap'M.
- rVichw pealed. .
" pealed. .
. perpoand,
mZT'
easnaga,
Oafcaa,
rnrsal
Waat ladia, "
Ma. par
pound.
Sugar.
Salt,
Sveet.
Browa. per pound. .
ClariSed.
Crushed t'alvariaei
Livstaast,
" Table,
Tobacco. LeaC per poaad.
Manufactured.
H Hassan.
14 U. IS
SSto
lo I
i.k u i. as
10 tu
toft
SSI
tot.btt
IS to
to ft
IS.toto
. sss.es
asto ts
to UU
to
SSto SO
8 to IS
Sato
68 to 76
SSto
Uto. IS
8to
to IS
to SS
75 to 00
I.SOto I.K
1.96 to I BS
lata
76 to I0A
Ohio Ml
16 to 90
90 to 99
SSto 96
O.SSto O.U)
3.50 to 3.75
6.6S to 6.00
00 lo 00
SSto 1.60
SSto 1.00
people at the restoration of the Bourbons, e ho, lh, hlld w,- Dronoanced re-
sc that of the F.ngllsh people at the accas. . nsarbahio by smoolent critics ; I kaew be
sion of tbe House of Orange. Nay it is ; could improvise almost without mental ef
seen far better than that of the American i f aiMl expseted that, under the 'j'"1"
sunsufo at the close of the revolution which I tTIlC Would
made them a selt-coverning people better i. ..i.wn,..! .1 m-.-.h.oild hn eharmed l
. - -T i I "ri.'.j. i-:r"r-etry- I-
OH "I II t lUilLHI HOBBY RIHKH1
am-oavn bt sra vnrK nsoa.. aaoKsas.
aaiatara. X. t-, April lt67
H uying rates.
Bank of Cape Fear, ,S5
Charlotte
Clareudou ".: 3
Commerce, .i5f
Karetteville 8
North Carolina.... 37
n'ashinaton ..... 5
Wilmington W
Tat sn lih S
Coramereial Bank Wiuninjrton, JS
Farmers" Bank Ureen5).nm (old ) '20
March mts' Bank Ke wbsrn, 35
Bank of Koxlmro. 35
Miners and Planter Bank,. .25
Bank of Thomaciile. 85
Greensboro'oMntual, 5
Bank Lexington, '- 10
Baafc bexfagtoaat Graham 30
G01.l Buring Ji.35 Selling... .$IJ9
SILVKR Buring. 1 JO Selhsg .136
X. C. Coupons. ri 35
A Texas paper tells of a young couple
Who eloped on horseback, accompanied by
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEDICAL SOCim
or THE
State of ort h ( .trolina .
THE FOJJBTEENTU Annual Meet
ing of the State Medical Society will
be held at TarboroVN. C , at 13 O'clock,
Crisp; r Coma.
Oh ! sks aaabsaaliml aad fair.
With starry eye, and railisat hair.
Whose rurlinir tendrils oft entwined,
Eachalssd tlai very lissn and atlad.
i iti-ri it COMA,
For Cmrlina th Hair of either Hex into
irtry and Glovy Ringlets or Ihaty
Mamirt Curb.
By asiag this article Ladies and leutlemen
beautify ihwinslves a thousand fdd It is
the only article in the world that will curl
straight hah, and. at the same give if a bean
tiful. ghatsy afN-arance. The Crisper Coma
not only curls the hair, hot invigorates, beau -tines
and eleansea it : Is highly and delight
fully ei fumed, and is the most complete arti
cle of the kind ever offered to the American
public. The Crisper Coma will be sent to
any address, sealed and postpaid for $1.
Address all orders to
W. U CLAKK Ac CO.. Chemists.
No. 3 West Fayetta Street, Syrasase, N. Y.
march 0$, 1SG7,. twty
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
I honor to hiform Im eueto
nublic awns allr that be Is now daily
complete and carefully sstootod Un of
. . .... ... ,ai rw-i
New Goo
Hsvina nurohassdhhiOooism varMow Bears
by kiio wiug when and wbsrs U buj , hs is htr-
pured o offer them st pneos sirtoanllx SSSJISS,
to the times.
Here is s list of leading article wUb.canvot
minimum prices annexed i.
Calfcocs flrom 12 !- to 25 per Td
Iilr.u.ht J Domestic, 15 to Zk ct. per pard,
L nIMeached
Men's Short,
Ladiat u
Coffee,
Sugar,
Bacon,
e-wi
'
snd other art.
DRY
IS to 25
$1.00 to A3 50
IMI A OA
30ca per sb.
15 to 18
15 to 18 "
eles at limilar sgores.
GOODS :
0
i
Calicos,
Caseiine-es,
Linen Drill,
Bleu. Domestic,
Cambric,
Bed Ticking,
Ginghams, Lawns,
Aprou Checks, Linen,
DeLaiu, Handh'cfs,
Unbleached Dosn.
Ladies' Hoes, Flannel,
Men's w " Shirrs,
Hoop Skirts, and Tillers, Shawls,
Hats & Caps,'
Wonderful, But True I
'MADAME KF.MIXOTOX. the world j-e-
nowned Astrtdoirist and Somnambulistic Clair
voyaiit, while iu a clairvoyant state, delinea
tes the very features of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument of iu
tense power, known as the Psyehmnotrtitie,
guarantee to produce a perfect aud life-like
picture of the future husband or wife of the
applicant, with date of marriage, occupation,
leading traits of character, Ac. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert, lfy statiui' place of birth, nee,
Imposition, coi .r of eyes and !iair. nod enclo
sing fifty cents, and stamped envelope addres
sed to yourself, you will receive the picture by
return mail, together with the desires i uforma-
tion.
Address in confidence, Mnrlame Gertrude
Remington, P. 0. Box, 297, West Troy, New
York. morch28-ly
Special Ifoticcs.
VALUABLE LANDS
FOE S il Hi E
I N ILL SELL AT THE COURT HOUSE
in Statesville. on Tuesday tne 21st of May.
it being court week one I ract of Land
belonging to the estate of Milton Campbell,
de-eased, containing Four Hundred Acres, ly
ing on the waters of fourth creek adjoining
the lands of Levi Gibson and others, on a ered-
t of Twelve Months the b'dding to com
mence at fourteen hundred ann sixty-nve dol
lars. The purchaser will be required to pay
tht cost as soon as the sale is confinntd
j. n. Mclaughlin, c: a m. e.
April 23. 1K67. wAtw3w
"
ATiBlr At the same time and place, one
other Tract belonging to the estate of I. nana
unun, aec u., containing wai acres, aaoiniug
the lauds of Solomon Stimson and others, to
be sold on a credit of six months, with inter
est fi oin date.
J. H. MeLAUGHLIN.jC. A M. E.
April 90. 1869. twAw3w
i um
LADIES' CAPS,
SHAKERS,
MEN'S HATS,
"J6s?fl
BOYS' HATS,
" CAI'S,
MEN'S
'IS
NOTIONS,
.-: : -1
-.!. S.
Combs and Brushes,
Fins, Buttons, Thread,
nfirtvivv
Boies, Pocket-Books, PenciVt,
Tape, Pipes, Cologne, Fans,
Hair-QH, Suspenders, Tooth
; Brushes, Fish, Hooks, '
llooks and Eyes,
Ladies' Xetts, Neck 1 kts, A '1
Playing Cards, (union, J "
j .,1,1 Rtastiea Fnrrlnrw
Carpet Bats, Perfu
Foolscap and Letter
Paper, mil kinds of Per,
SHOES
FOR
sadT
isrta
tjt r
Indies, all kinds ; Children, all kinds;
Mens, all kinds.
3 3 "- Svfls1
'mimM 1st .
ivrasl
Caps and Saucers, Plates, Dishes. Wash Bowbsssf
I ''tel.crs. numbers. Steak Dishes. Cream Pttcheia.
Soap Stands. Rnar Dishes. Molasses Cans. Bawls,
Salt stands. Pickle Disbss, Uoblets, Tumblers, Jags,
Jars A Milk Crsoks.
CROCKERY,
WOODEN
Painteil Water Backeta. Cedar Water BacSsaiXhSBaf
hoops ) Wash Tabs, Trays. Brooais, keeltrs. ITsiklS.
Half bushel Measures. Peck BPSSSSSSSj Mlbikss, CkStk
Pins, Brnsbes, all kinds. Wash Boards.
Til
a clergyman who was to marry them. j A. M., on Wednesday, 15th Mav, 1867
mi l l s . a ., ii a
xne iaay s miner gave enase, and was
overtaking the party when the lady called
OHt to her clerical friend, "Can t you mar
ry us as w e run t" The idea took, and be
commenced the ritual, and iust as the brides
wisher eluteliod-bee hrtdfc1 rein, "the clergy
man pronounced the lovers man and wife.
Tbe father was so pleased with the dash
ing action that, as tbe story roes, hs cave
them his blessing.
than that of their own grand fathers. What
is now wanting is energy, public spirit and
the diffusion of education ahd general in
telligence, added to a proper moral and re
ligious training Whatever changes may
be made in the government, our destiny aa
a people depends upon our own exertions.
exhibitions
of his
perhaps amazed, al tbe
rare gifts.
' At but we prevailed, but instead of
quickening, tbe wine stupefied bis facul
ties. A few glasses reduced him to a state
Of utter inebriety.
" The party broke up. We were all
wild with drunk and excitement ; he alone
was immovable and quite insensible. There
was no rousing him from the stUe of death
ly sleep into which be bad fallen. I dared
hundred ' ,ltp D'na DOIBe that night, fearing that
our trolic mignt oe found ont in conse
quence of tbe trouble ws should have in
gettingLhim to bis room. Qo we left him
t hs-e, lying as comfortable as are could1
handsome face lashed and
Tbe members of the Medical Profession
are respectfully requested to attend. The
var'iis rail roads in the ?t.Ue have con
sented to issue fn-e, return tickets to those
who may attend the meeting.
April 23d, 1867. twltwtd
EXCELSIOR rtXCELSlOR 1 1
CHASTELI.ARS
A Washington dispatch saye r Ea-
or quantities of shad and ben i rig are being
caagtil m the Fotomne. Over
thousand herring sold oa Tnesday for
about six dollars per thousand, and tweji
ty thousand shad for aboat ten dolbus per
bundled." r
nasv .ass. place
The FUterhnnv jaansahasmgbt has tlftft. I almost parpie, his active brain, tar
"V' t.- i.. . . .1 - i
au we eany part oi ine war an old 1 en- i fW m-a a
rzfrr Hair txterm i nato r !
was taken ill, and wishing to divide his
property equally between bis two sons, be
queathed to Henry (the Federal soldier)
all his slave property, embracing about fif
ty negroes, and to 1 nomas (tbe boy
gray j his entire lauded estate. He died,
aud thus tits will stands. Both brothers
To the ladies especially, this invaluable de
pilatory recommends itself as being an al
most indispensable article to female beauty, is
easily applied. Asm aof buru or injur the
m mam, hat arts directly on tbe roots. It is
warranted to reiwre ssmerfiaoas hair from
low fc rubra ds. or from any part of the body.
Assessor's Office,
U. S. Internal Revenue,
on. iii i. orih Carolina,
s vi.isiu ry. April 18, 1867.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with
tho provisions of section 19th of Act of June
a, 14. as amended March 3, 1865, that I,
H. II. Helper, Assessor Sixth listriet of N.
Carolina, -will sit at my office, on the corner
of Long and Inuiss streets, in the city of Salis
bury, on the 1st day of May next ; at the
Court House in Mocksville. Davie county, on
the2ndT at the coin t house iu Statesville, Ire
dell county, on the 3rd ; at the court-house in
Tylorsviife Alexander county, on the 4th ;
at the e&urt-honse m Newton,' Catawba eoun
tv, on the 6th . at the court -himse in fjoneord,
r.sbnrrnw-viHitj,' onthe 4th at -the offipe ef
Assistant Assessor, r . W- Ahrens, lharrotte,
Mecklenburg couuty, on the 1st at the court
house io Monroe. Uniou county, on the Snd ;
at the court house In Dallas, Gaston county.
ton tbeflthaf the crmrt'nrrris In Lrneotflfonr
I j L.co.cinintj, on the 8th ; attjje court house
in Yaokinville. Yadkin county, ou the 4th,
and at WiIkesbonr, Wilkes eonnTy. on the"
6th, betweeu the hours of 9 A. .M-. and 4 P.
M . of the. several days of May named above,
tho ear and'deterinine any apieals relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
ments or enumerations by the assessor or as
sistant assessors returned in the annual list.
Notice is further given that no appeal will
b allowed to any party after he shall have
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D4f n uuiv hhi aim me anuuMi list cn
wm km u ti iar n bis
Nails, axes, Idng-haadled shore la. spades, hav forks
Oennan scythe blades, trace chains, hoes, locks of all
kinds, knives snd forks, sciasoia, horse taaskss. shaa
brushes, butts. hinsjes(al nomhers). screws (ail shns)
coffee potts ol all kinds.
as fsissl
TIN WARE,
ku.Li.- i i i i ,i ; . ss .
hi., imiik. iuru L-urua, piow lines, wire dish corera,
r mills ! fMna Aia nf ..II II..L. -1,1., .
stmr' r"' " mil unw, mil aipoja
tools, Wash basins, cotton cards, carry combs
dscco cutters,
andto
GROCERIES
oil u.is, iwrw mui. ymp. bast
hoise. tea. spkSB, soSa. pepper, caa4ies (moakl)
dlea (adaniHiitiQe) sosp. SSastS, tobacco, U D
snaff. raackeral, bacon, floor, starch, indiro -
vinoear, tard, concentrated lye, rica, rherse.
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(all
5aa.aa i .a a m
ERIG8,
rwT
OTHER
lived to return from the war ; aud slavery completely, totally aad radically extirpating tainiaa: the assessment has been transmitted to
l...;.. .1 - - ' IM .L.. mmmmm Lalmi ik. ...A mm , K u r, A I '. .1 1.,. 1, rixr;
being among tbe things that were, Tho
genei ously djvidrd the land with bis broth
er. SatioHol Republican.
.An 'thcr crevasse has occrrred in tbe
j Mwsisaippi, at W est Baton Boage. The
1 greater part of Louisiana is overflowed, and
the same leavimt the skia soft, smooth and
natural. This is the Italy article used by the
French, and is tbe only real effectual depila
tory ia existence. Price 75 cents per package,
sent post-paid, to aay address, on receipt of
an order, by BEKGEK. SHCTTS h. CO.,
( IieTiiist-.
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the Collector of the District.
All appeals to said assessor, as aaSrssaid,
must lw inade in writing and specify the par
ticularcjHise. matter or thing, respecting
wMch adecision is requested, and must state
the ground or principle of error complained of.
H. H. HELPER.
COHTfiCrTrOlf
Rsisins; sardine, pioklss. csadha (sssavtrdp
pine apples, oysters, iemort synip. je'llj (i
wer ot mn inoa, eatrap ot an SWS.
AND HUNDREDS OF
a-HlNOS TOO TEDIOUS TO MEN
TION. 17 Come and examine tny Stock sf
G ods-it will cost yon nothing,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange far Goods. Highest
market price allowed for Specie and Beak
Notes. Try me before porchasing --t
where as I I eel son fident of my abifitw am
prease in goods and figures.
OT Frankford'a Old Stand, Mala 9Lr
nearly opposite Mansion House
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