A
.t
. M9 filtration.
aud wv Lin- tv. i l.
"",.0 that ovcry man who can do
will reenter Ltteself promptly a a vo-
" eea ot repeat the reason,
1,,c,, . ?eifcf o oftn urged, why they
,hr Ho o our reader cannot have for-
We would, howerer, urgo
rfitom te
give a Careful perusal to the
,-tarerfIar of his Excellency, Gov. Worth,
, .11 tliat subject, which we publish to-day.
It iajuat auch a document aa waa to have
; been eanected from him, and wo hope all
wUlioilow the counael which it givea.
Mistaken.
The Dally Wilmington. Post, speaking
ofthe 'reconstruct ion acts.' of Congrea,says:
As t.. tho constitutionality of these measures,
that bim ulrmiil) been t sted hefore bo highest
tribunal in the eounliy. We of coursu refer to
the Mississippi csu, so hMv discussed by Hubert
J. Walker.''
We are surprised that a journal of so
much intelligence as the Post should have
fallen into such an error. The Georgia
and Mississippi cases went off upon a tc
ehtnicality. Even the Attorney General
did not argue that the acts were consti
tutional, but argued upon technical grounds
that the Court could noteutertaiu the bills,
and it was finally held by the Court that
a bill in Equity bj a State, to prevent the
execution cf a law of Congress, would not
lie
No decision was ever made by the
Court involving the Constitutionality of
the acts, one way of the other. While we
feel confident that they are unnoiist it ut ion-
-1 we vet recoe-nize then, as the law of
the land until they shall be so decided,
and as such we shall obey them.
Kentucky has pone for the diauiiinuists by a
large majority. Helm's (democrat) majority is
40,000 for Governor. Kentucky has uo tent-oath
for voters, and hence the result. Stifllard,
we suppose the above will satisfy our
worthy brother of the Charlotte Democrat
that what we have
long been telling him
that class of Republi -
is true that all of that
eane who reegW the Stananrd ae ttretrf
leader are for disfranchising the great body
of the intelligent white men of thc State,'
including thc editor of the Dunocrat him
self, unless a special dispensation he grant
ed to him, and a few others, ': because of
their humble compliance with the wishes
ofthe E. P.O. t"
Tennessee.
The election in this State has resulted
m ft8 evefy ttenajt,Ie man expected it would.
Brownlow has been elected by a heavy
majority, and the Radicals have carried
every Congressional district. If we may
believe the statements of the conservative
press in Tennessee every species of fraud
was resorted to in order to bring about thc
fesult. Many of the best Unionists in the
(State, who desired to rote for Ethcridge,
were disfranchised, While men who were,
notoriously "rebels" were allowed to vote for
Brownlow. The Radical press of this State
is, as a matter of course,, are greatly rejoiced
at the result, but we observe that the bet-,
ter class of Republican journals North
take a different view of it. They begin to
see that power purchased at such a price
cannot be permanent, and apprehend a
revolution in public sentiment at the North
and West aa- a consequence of such ex
treme measures. That able Republican
journal, the New York Times denounces
the whole affair as "a meaningless fbrm."
It says it was uot Brown low's militia nor
the peaceful disposition of the people that
prescrVcd order, but the United States
troops, and that however unpleasant such
.a reflection may be, we may as well recog
nize it frankly. It then adds : "The con
dition of Tennessee is tttcn, to-day, as it teas
a week ago, volcanic ; so evidently ex
plosive that it mast continue a source oj
most painful anxiety." 4?
Co-operation.
.. la imie-44oattonl of
f- T fL- : i ; . l -1
the Virginia Papers. The Whig, which
we doubt not, is honest and sincere in its
.course and really desires to subserve the
"v 'beat intereata of its State, favors eo-operar
tion with the Republicans, by joining their
.orgunzattyn. The Enquiier on tho other
ill and opposes co-operation with that party J
.altogether, yet it does not take grounds j
squarely against reconstruction.
ICowwe submit that it-is Impossible to
.engage in the work of reconstruction with-
out cd-operatrug w?Hi the Republican party
i t .1 cj. . r
unless we rouhl eootrul the State tViiiveii-
iiona, as that party is for reconstruction un
or the acts of Congrer a. Bat flie tfneation is,
''boaraliall we co-operate with ,them 1" Is ,
ft necessary to become mcmbcra 6f that ' rcidedysjr in the Sfate will be cptitled,
-.i ... , under these arts, to register, and they will
oarty to be able to co-operate with it l e . ' ' J-
' , i . , 1 regisler and rote.
Jhiuk Dot. 1 hejrc are thousanda of good Thcre ia n0 meana of making an ogfc
men In tli it iarty who are oppoaod to anj mate approximating certainty, as to thc
disfranchisement who arc fora atrict com- ' number of white male residents, above the
plianoe witl the acUofCougreaa) and no- J "&e ot 21yeara, who will uot Iks allowed
in,ng,. ...unaa caas oi cpuo,.:
With thia claaa of Republi; i
nutmm w iH "ti
co operate in reconstructing theHt.ue gov-
will, lu thia way we ean eo-nprate with
the moderate Republicans In defeating the
disfranchising acheme, which ia now open
ly avowed, of the extrubio radical wing.
The Legislature will not meet on the
ltth Instant
We are glad to hare it in our power to
settle definitely the question which has
been, of late, so frequently asked, Will the
Legislature meet ? The following extract
from Gen. Sickles' Special Order No. Ill,
furnished us by the Private Secretary of
Gor. Worth, settles that mutter. We
quote from the official order, dated Charles
ton, August 1st, duly signed, See.
" IV.- The Session of the General As
sembly of North Carolina, appointed to be
held afc-Haleigh on the third Monday in
Angnst next, is hereby postponed until
further orders. The Commanding efljecr
of the Poet of Baleigh will transmit, to the
Governor of North Carolina, a copy of this
order, with the request that the samo bo
communicated to the presiding officers and
members of the Senate aud Houso of Com
mons.
As a matter of news we append the 5th
section of the same order ;
" V. The Governor of North Carolina,
the Treasurer, the Speaker of the, House
1 of Cotillions, the Chairman of tin; Senate
, Committee on Finance, atld the Chairman
of thc 1Irfag0 Committee of Ways and
Means, arc hereby constituted n Hoard to
.
i "" and report up..., th i exp Jt.t.cy,
! practicability and cost of providing u suit-
able temporary place of confinement for
prisoners undergoing sentence for felony
In determining the location, the Hoard
will take into consideration the probable
erection hereafter of a Penitentiary and the
'. ploy"' f the prisoners in mining, or
j "tllwr work m mcUh ro:"LIp
' brick-making, or manufactur. s, whereby
l'itMtiaay U-.aoIfrportii.g,
ana tno convicts laugnt some usciui urt.
See to it, Union men, that none Regis
ter except those entitled by law. Xcw-
hern Republican. v
The Republican gives good advice We
kpow of men, who were Justices of the
Peace before the War, who did everything
in their power for the rebel cause dujing
the first two or three years of the war
except to join its armies and fight for it,
urging men to volunteer, canvassing their
county to raise funds to pay them a private
bouuty, or maintain their families in their
absence, as an inducement for them to en
list, contributing of their own private funds
to equip valunteer companies," making
speeches for thc war, See, Slc, who now
intend to Register and vote the disfran
chising ticket We hope the true anil hon
est union men, will w itch these fellows, chal
lenge their right to register, a id have them
arrested for perjury if they should be per
mitted to take tjie registration oath.
To the People of Worth Carolina.
ExEt'LTiVK Department of N. C.
Raleigh, Aug. 3d, 1867
Under recent acts of Congress, . called
Reconstruction acts, popul.fr elections are
shortly to be held iu this State.
At these 'flections no person is to be al
lowed to vote, unless he shall furnish evi
dence of his right to vote from Registrars
appointed in pursuance of said nets.
All male citizens, white or colored, who
have resided in the State one year previous
to the day ef election, (with certain exeep
tions,) will be entitled to vote, dpdii pro
ducing the certificate of the Registrars.
It is expected that instructions will be
issued at an early day, from Major Gener
al Sickles, who has been appointed, by the
President of the. United States, to carry
out the provisions of these acts in North
and South Carolina, explaiuin to the Reg
istrars their duties, and giving Jii construc
tion of tjie acts as to the persons entitled to
1 a ... l . -I,! la
den5ed ad these instructions it will be
. . . .
the duty of the Registrars to obey.
A.- I understand these acts, no p. rson is
to be allowed to register or vote, who at
any time before the war, had held any of
fice under the United States, or any State
office, "created by law for the administra
tion of tb.e genpral law of the State or for
tlie administration, n justice," and "after
wards ongaged,in insurrection and rebellion
against the United Mates, or gave a d and
comfort to the enemies thereof." I pie
sume in the expected instructions fropi
Gen. fcicklea to the Registrars, he will give
a construction to these, as well asany oth-
cr proviuiuHs oi aia, hjucuiuk ine neni
- . . ' b: fi
of registration, which mav seem to him'
susceptible of variant interpretation.
It is believed that nearly all the colored '
y
voters, above SI yeara-rfa and who have
w V
A( thc 1860tbc tofal
white male jKipulatioii was 313,576, and J
the totaj male color- J oopujation waa 191,-.
nal
the
the two races, or the superiority of the oim)
over the other, it is certain that for a long
time to come, unless humanity Is to
1. . I ..I 1... .1 I I II . .
shacked by the expulsion or annihilation of
one rnce or the other, this State is to be
inhabited by both races ; and it is the man
ifest interest of both races to live together
in peace and friendship, each acting kind
ly and justly towards the athor. Every
good man, who ia a wise statesman, will
uae all hia influence to avoid everything
tending to autagoniao the races. If one
class consolidate to gain political asewn-
dancy, or effect any other objec doomed
specially beneficial to such class, it VH1
i-i ii iniiy n-jio in coiimcr coiiiouiHlio . am
hostility between the classes, injurious to
both and like'y to end In rain to the One or
the oilier.
1 have not hoard of, and have no idea
that there exists, among the white popula-
tion. anv cotnhina'inn. miblie or nrivnte in
. y t 1 r
consolidate the white vote, to thc prejndiccl
ot the blacks; nor have I the -1 i -1 1 1 . -t
suspicion that any such combination is
contemplated.
After the Registrars shall have decided
who are to have the privilege of voting,
the persons so registered will be called up
on to vote for or against the call of a State
Convention, and for members of such Con
vention. ' 'hese nets provide that, in case a ma
jority of the voAms slmll vote for a Con
vention and elect mem hers ; and if such
I Convention adopt a Constitution which
1 shall be ratified ''by a majority ofthe per-
: sons VOtilltr on tile iiiicsti.m of rulificiitioiv"
land "when Congress shall hive approved
. . P. 1
I the same ; nnd when the Slate, by a voiu
of its Legislature, elected under said Con
stitution, shall huvo adopted the amend
ment to the Constitution of thc , United
I States, proposed by the .'tilth Congress and
I known air article 14;" and when threc
' fourths tit the States shall' have ratified
j sait 14th article, then "the State shall be
I declared entitled to representation in Cn-
gross, and Senators and Representatives
hall he admitted theretroin on their ta-
j kill tie na,h pr0-?cril,ed by law."
The sole object of this address is to urge
Ion every citizen ofr North Carolina to reg
I ter, w ho mav be entitled to register. and
I have gone into this recital of some oOhc
provisions of the acts of Congress, to ena
bio yon to understand the reasons which
me so to advise you.
If you do not register, then you will not
be allowed to vote for or against the Call of
a Convention, which is expected to make
the alterations iu your Constitution, con
templated by these Acts of Congress, and
such other alterations as the Delegates may
deem proper
If you do not register, you will not be
allowed to vote for any delegate to the
Convention.
When thc Convention shall have pro
posed a new Constitution, if you shall not
Lave registered, you will not be allowed to
votCi on the ratification or rejection of the
proposed Constitution, however much you
may admire or abhor it. Am it you do
not register vou will not .bo allowed to vote
for members ofthe Legislature, who arc to
ratify or Veject tin; proposed I I'll article,!
as an amendment of the Constitution of
the United States
I have no hesitation in urging upon ev
ery citizen, who is allowed the privilege. of
voting under these laws, to register so as
10 vini', u lie cnoose, on uiese ijueBiious. . f
.. .. !L 1 . ... r. i
Jso citizen allowed to register aud vote
who tails to vote, will have any right, to
complain, if those, who . do register and
vote, sliould adopt n Constitution which
should be ever so oppressive and prescrip
tive. Whatever Constitution may be adopted
will no doubt contain a provision making
it difficult to amend it. Hence every citi
zen allowed to do go, should do what he
can to make thc new government as good
as possible.
Let roc ask each of you, who is allowed
vote and register. are you willing to sur
render all share in making the Constitution
and laws under which yon are to live 7 Are
you willing to surrender all share in elect
ing the officers to whom shall be confided
the making and the executing of the laws,
including the levying and collecting taxes.'
Whether you regard those laws as con
stitutional or unconstitutional, wise or un
wise, you ought to register and put your
selves In condition to vote, and maintain
as long as possible the right of the people
to form the government and make the laws
under which they arc to live. If you can
not have such a government as you desire,
make it good as you can,
A neglect or -refusal to register I regard
as a voluntary anrrender of the right to
take part in governmental affairs ; and I there
fore most earnestly entreat every citizen
not to despair of popular government, but
to register and vote, and try to maintain a
government, which will give to him, and
his posterity, as mqch of security and hap
piness aa possible.
JONATHAN WORTH.
"ll'iw liOTH THK -L.1TXLE Hl'SV rJICE f
11 T k 1 . I . A
A fwW v" 8'nce h o( was ine
"-7 "'nr,
...... i a . i l : l
a cart, when the cover of the hive was by
accident abated. Ihe beca iu eacaping
b came enraged and stung the driver of
thc cart, and he being euraged in turn,
turned the' hive into Die alreet. where the
bees stung a number of passers-by, who
fled in all directions.
" General Median, who haa been liv
ing very quietly tor more man a year in
Switzerland, hi, taken his pa.sage home Li;
Tor. November. He will eupport vfencral I
Grant lor thc Presidency." Paris Leteti
raslmeut in the gold mines of Ilatlcy. On
j Thursday, as we learn from the Newport
be (Vt.) repress, Mr Terrill, in hu best turn
-I . I t tm . 1 111 . . - I
out, took Jeff ubout the village to ride,
when several iucidents occurred not alto
gether pleasing, we imagine, to either the
host or hia guest. Not only boys but men
hooted at him in the street, aud greeted
him with those familiar words, ! We'll
hang Jeff. Da via to a sour apple tree,' He
was frequently aakod where he had left
his ' petticoats,' and various like rwruarks
more sujrirestive than pleasing every where
fell upon hia ear. One ludy, stung by the
1 recollection of the suffering and death oi
i a near rriciaiivp at .t ucrsou ui cuk ui
terance to her feelings by hurling a ston"
at him. Permission was asked that Jeff,
might ride about the grounds of Mr. Car
los Pierce, and take a look at his noted
herds, but the rcuii'.-st was emphatically
I deuieil bv Mr. linn v Pierce, in clianre ot
J -
the premises, who declared, iu nnmistuka
ble language, 'that in no i vent could Jeff.
Davis be admitted to those grounds.' "
Colicin Horses Treatment. A- J Mur
ray, conductor of the Veterinary Depart
ment of the Western Rural, recommends
as a cure for colic in horses an ounce oi
sulphuric tether and a like quantity ofthe
tincture of opium iu a pint of tepid water
as a dose. If one does not afiord relief,
administer another after the lapse of half
an hour. In flatulent colic great benefit
is obtained by the frequent administration
of injunctions, and they an; also very ser
viciceable when :he colic arises from indi-
g", if frequently does
Ik 1 I i II .1 I.
Seven
or . irlix
drachms of allocs should nlso be
given, as tins will remove any irritating
substances from the intestines which may
have given rise to the colic, lie condemns
the practice of running horses about under
spur of the whip, as is sometimes practiced
as a means of relief, ntnl states that qui;
elude is much belter than enforced excite
ment in such cases.
MARKET REPORTS.
SALISBURY, N. C, AUG. 8,1867
COKIIECTKO IIT IIIM.il M CO
K.o'oa, per pound,
I l:-.
14 to
9H Ut
Hi
a;;
I 'o:!i'C, per pound,
I ..'A , , V'S "
to 1 . It
1.-25 Io l.;;e
10 to Vi
to i
25 to 311
lti to 90
'.'. Jo to 2.60
Od-to 15
40 to 60
li).60to 14
25.0V
34 to
to 00
to 6
00 to 00
8 to 10
Oo to , oo
63 to 76
40 to
8 to 10
8 to 10
9 to 10
to 50
75 to - 00
I. OOto 1,35
40 to 50
10 to
75 to 00
00 to 00
15 to SO
20 to -.'
92 to 25
II. 00 to 0.00
3.51. to 3.00
b.50 to ft. 00
110 to IK)
I'oppern, per pound.
Candles, Tullow,
" Adamantine,
Cotton, per pound,
" Yarn, r bunch,
i ' . per dozen,
t'u.ithera, per pound.
Kiour, per libit
FUn, Muckers!, ' -. 1.
'-.
Fruit, dried, apples peaked, .
" " " unp'ld,
o " Peaches, peale'i, .
" u " anpeafed. .
Leather, upper, perpouud,
" sole,
Iron, bar, "
" caatinga, " .
Xails,cutj "
Molasses, tuirghniri. portal .
West I ii. I in, " .
Syrup. " .
Onion, ier bushel, .
1'iudi. ier pound,
.'ofatoes. Irish, jier bushel, .
weet,
eer
" Crushed Pulverized
Si,,t. '-oust. per sack
l.ivirpool,
' Table,
Tobacco, Leaf, per ponnd,
" Miinufa.-tured,
" Suiokiiix-
30 to 1.B0
40 l' 1.00
noHTH IIW1.IM TIOMCV MM KK1
EBI'ORTKB BV SI'RAOfH BROS.. BROKERS.
Salisbury, X. ('., August), ISii7.
Buying rates.
Ihmk of Cape Fear,., ...
Cfcarlotte 2S
Clarendon. :t'
Ooiunierce, ,Jj
Fayette ville
N'Tth Carolina,
4
" - WadeSboro', - ".
Washington;... w...
Wilmington, V-
Yaiuvy ville,
Commercial Hank Wilmington,
Farmers' I Sunk llreenslioro', (old)
Mcrcli mtsr Itniik Xewbera,
Hank of Koihoro,....
Miners and Planters Hunk, ..
Rank of Thoinasyiile,
Rreensbom'o Mutual,....
Hank liexiiiirtnn,
. - . . ',
....1st
...4
-Ji
. .1... :t
,.:5
5
15
Dank Lexington at Craham.. .
COI.Il Huviuir I.:t7
SILVER buying 1.33
X. C. Conptms
20 i
- --
Selling l.4."
Selling r.:W
NEW AUVERTISKMEXTS.
CER I AIN CURE F )R CHILLS. Call
and geta bottle at
(J. ll.TOULSOX V CO'S
Drug Store, Wy'atts old Stand.
Ail?. 8, 188C.7 tf
HEH ! fiEALIfl ! !
HAYING erectedsjcoiufortable honsda at
tllti l'( WDER SPRIXCS," foitr. -miles
froiu ( flin Fanirlies can have tire ' TO c of
water, wood and house, with two rooms
and stone chimaeys at $10 per month.
. JOHN F. FOARD.
Olin, Iredell co, F. C-, Aug 8, 7 tf
mi n l l kl n i. !
fieW OUUL lieW OUOKI I
HAVING DISPOSED OF OXH OLD
Slock, we bave now an ENTIRELY
New Stork of (iouda. boujrht at the latest ami muet
redu.t d rate. We bare ou baud
School Books of ail Kinds,
Stationery Law Boom .:
- 8btlr ataool Boki
Hia ori- Poetical Werka.
Baeet Katie BiUea. TestanieaU
Blank Beaks Periediaals - V
Standard HoveU and VerelletUt Be., Be.
New Jwi.ii. aun sapsaasH aa tkejr asyar. We
pay -! l tt. 11I1..0 t iraWi.
j ur o. w awn 9 atn awor o I ucsrr a tw
Branson
Wf 1 Wn-
rarrar dk Cc.
:RSBI RC flTV PfllT,
HAIL WAT
uuite in a
line havarereutly ajrrwd to
Great Through Air Line
route to a'l the Northern markets on e.tinl
terms ami rlutrj;es via our own ports, or by
v.iv "! '.rf..!k or lVten-brrfg" Va-, to and
from the North.
No ilitrriiniimlioH in favor of any plar or
city, mly so far as to carrihe great products
ot the StMte as well as relnni inerehaudfM
over the K.iilw ,iv Hues lurKely owned by the
fjtale.
Tliis arraiiKemsnt. while it irives as great
facilities and as cheap rates as by any oilier
line, will aid iu paying something iuto the
State Treasury amrHiito tlie eommon sehol
fillltl, ly which taxes wili he lightened and the
MMr children educated. These are some of
the reason for a change of route to puss by
(johlsboro.
' Tlie N. C. B. 1! . the Wil fe Weldon It. R
ami the Sealwiard ami Roanoke Rail Road
Companies, have agreed that all iroods, not
otherwise specially directed, shall pass by
way of Goldsboro, for lialtimore. Philadel
phia. New York and ltostou. at the same
time that they cau ! carried by any other
route.
This has been arranged and height trains
now run in close connection from Portsmouth
to Charlotte.
Cars run through without
breakinq Bulk.
CV He careful in shipping from New York
to ship by Old Dominion Steamship Co., 187
(Jreenwich Street, or rier .u. North KKver.
Ryohl Ray Line from Raltimore.
Rjf . Clyde's Steamers or Annemessic
Rajltray, Philadelphia.
Ry E. Sampson cf' Co. Steamers, Central
Wlmrf, Ronton. ,
Ut" See that no special direction is given
to your goods by any Railway-'-not men
tioned here.
Take a through receipt to go by the "In
land air line," care R. R
Agent, Pol ls-
mouth.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Master of Transportation,
Aug 3. 187. lip Wil. fc W. It U Co
PICTURE GALLERY I
PHOTOGHAPHrJl
PUOTOGBAPHS !
PHOTOGRAPHS !
Pictures of all Kinds,
KENNEDY'S !
i KENNEDY'S!
KENNEDY'S !
at
REDUCED PRICES!
I REDUCED PRICES I
REDUCED PRICESJ
for
30 DAYS !
30 DAYS!
30 DAYS.!
At the Old Stand, Main St.,
OPPOSITE MLRPflrS ROW,
SALISBURY, N.C.
111!. KKN'XKDV tend.'iK iii- xincen tliaaks to a
teiierviis public for pat patroniifrc and would re-s-
tliillv announcej tii.it lie will Ik- in Salisbury
about tlie 1st of Augiiat and nrillbepreVarfd to exe
cute all kinds of pictures in an improved manner.
He would cult particular attention to his Improved
Style ol CARTES UK V4S1TK. whh are nuperior to
amtlii'ttftof the kind yet introduced in town. Kxam
ine nHcimeiisand judjrefor youraelreM. Satiafaetion
given in every in-tam e or no oharye, A tine assort
ment of ii 'tin ins constantly on baud.
July 27-3w-
Kisk's Patent METALLIC Burial
CASES .
The Subscriber would most respectfully Inform the
uijilir that lie keew constantly on lirnd Fisk's Metal
' lie Hurial case for sa'e at tlie following prices to wit :
for an Adult Person, $100
Smaller sizes in proportion.
A large aKsortu.eut of Wood Coffins on linnd nt nil
times. . J. WJ McRABV.
Lexington, N, C. Aug. 3, 1861. . '
Patent Tlioa ItoolUn.
The New York Mi(;a Rooffing Company, (Es
Iabllshed.l854,)are inauufaetnrinp under Letters
l'alent the best article of eompttsition riMiffiing
ever ptleiv.1 to tho public. It Is atlnpted to ifvery
style.of Itoof. steep w flat, and can be' readily
applied by any one.
TTiO C . 8 ' (loveniuimi, alter a thorough tcs
of its utility, have adapted It-trse in the Navy
Yard-, and upon Public Ruildinp.
The It. willing is yut np in rolls, mn has only to
he nailed to the Koof to make n A
Durable Eire and Water-Proof Covering,
particularly reeoinmeiid its use upon
Buildings, Stores, Churches, Factories, Ma-
. cjmeihry& Steamboat Dceks tfc.
-Mica Roofflng Falnrt. J
tVf eoatinjr. Tin, lrou, or Shinglo Koofs. It
forms a IkmIv emul ti three coats of Ordiuarv
lsaittr-.-N'ii ruof Tan rust under it, and.ohl L aky
roofs may U nia.l.- uermaneutly water priiof and
dnrabln hv itsusi'. " '
The I'aint rcnaiies no mixing, but is ready to
! applitil w ith the ordinary paint hnish. Pries
1 1.00 per gallon, which will cover two hundred
innre b et.
Al m, inannfartnrers of
BLACK LUSTRE VARNISBZ,
f t I ' 1, T, r. - '
H
inn r cw una iioojptiy fttcn.
nisctmrrt to the Trade. Circulars aud Price
last furnished. Kighl for comities t low
rales. Aihln sa .
THE MICA ROOFEING CO.
VH Broadway, X. Y
Frank Ilmnphieys, 61 l.yal street, X fX. See
lekt, Williams 4 Co., Anru'sta, Ua., DaJdwin ft,
W.iods, M.utfouniy, Ala., Tlionias 8. OmU
lileigh, X. C.. f. A. Tucker. lUehmend, Ta.
Henry Wilson. Peleihu.Ta., AgeUU.
gafl 6. t-z. tw H
002T8TASL3 TA?JIA27T8
Fn Salt the X'!ih State Off,
at
It parlnK to the wtisfnctian of the aoaM
thatJ. L. Sullivan is a uou-r.ideut of Urn
HLt,, it hi tl.erefore .u.U-ivd.ud adjudged
that piibliratii u le inade for six aaeesaslva
weeks iu "7V (Mil X,,rik aar,n
hiiu to 1m- aud npiM'sr l the next
curt tohe held for the coiiDly ot Davidsuu, at
the ( olirt lloUkl III I-XUIKt ii the second
Moaday iu August next- then aud them to re
plevy aud idcsd. uud allow cause if any he has
why the plaintiff ' klioiild uot have judgment
senilis! him and the laud levied Upuuba sold
to satisfy the same. Also that he show cause
if any fie has. why an order of sale shall not
be granted agaiul him in the above ease of
(i.e. ii . Leo.
Wituess, Juo. IlHtuea, Clerk of said Court
at tti in Id-xlugtou. tin- m ootid Monday I..f
May A. D-, 1H07.
JNO. HAINES, Clerk.
June 22, 19C7. (pr f $8) -frr
ti'J'ATE OF NOBTJJ CAROLINA, f
Davir Couktt. f
In the Court l-'-quiiy,
Uideon F. Howell und John C. Howell,
Adiniiiisti ulors of Joseph Howell, dee'd.,
rs. Wm A. Howell, Joseph Howell, ff at.
u lliit raM tt M.iM-iii inir from Ui nlDdtrlt of (Jil-
it'onl'. IIcimi II. t; .0 .Iu4-ili Unwell, one of the o-
lt-iii).iiil in ( inn . .e ih not iin inliSliibiiit of tbUStale:
N'utite In. tlM'li-li'iu lit-.rl.y giteii lu Ui Mid uVfeol
ut .l'.-.-ili lluwrll, to tie aiiil u,r ml Um next
I '.miii of Baoity, ta ba lielt for the county of Darle, st
the I 'ourt llotim- in Moekavllle, on the last Monday la
Viium-i P'7. auil plead, anawer or denier to ceat
pUiuuiiti. itill, or ttie miiu. will be taken pr coafasao,
ami the cause aet frlm iriug ex parte, an to him.
Witness, L. Bin'ghaa, Clerk & Master
of said Court nf Equity, at Ofijce, July 13,
18G7
L. BINGHAM, CM. E.
July lfi, 18o7. prfec87 6w.
STATE OF X0RTH CAROLINA,
SCBBY COTJNTT. )
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term 1867.
(iibert a Lowe, Adiur. of Abraham Jones, dee'd.
Mary Jones, William Jones andKaml. W.
rKTlTION TO -ill. I ami.
In this ease it a 'pearinp to the aatkfarUon of the
court, that thp defendants Mary Jones, Wm. Jonea,
and Sainiiel V. Jones, lexide beyond the limits of tins
State. It is oidi-h-d by tlie court that publication b
made in the old .North State, a newspaper pobliahed
in ill. I. I n it ! 1 1 i ii " nil if I ilt'L.Tiilu fil 1. 1 ul.lw.ur at tin.
j next court to lie held for tfie county of Harry at the
ourt bouse iu liolison. on the 3d .Monday in August
next, to answer and plead to tlie petition, or the name
will be lieanl expartc astotbemand an order of ule
granted.
Witness. H. ('. Hampton, clerk of our aald court at
office iu I loli-mi. oa tlie 3d Mondavin May, 18b7.
H. C. Ii A M i'Ti iN, txaaK.
Jnl-r4. 1867. )ir fee fH) tw
STATE QF NORTH CAROLINA,
Davidsok Cockty. J
Court of Picas aud Quarter Sessions, Mag Tetm
MX.
Wui. Grimes, Adui'r , vs
the heirs at law of
(ieo. (ji'iuos.
Petition to sell land
to pay debts.
It appearing mi the satisfaction of the Court
that the heirs of Henry Hedfeepeth, llary Jane
Hudfrepeth, liod.irepeth', Uedgcpnth,
defendants in this ease are not inhabitants of
this State ; it is therefore ordered by the Court
that puhlicutiou he made in the OM North State,
for six successive weeks notifying said defendent
to appear at our neirK Court ot Iteas and tttiartr
Sessions, to he held for the county of Davidson at
the Clmrt House iu Lexington, on the 2d
Monday of August next, then and there to plead
mi.-v. ei or demur to the petition in this case or
judgment pro coiifesso will be entered, and the
petition beard expurte us to tueni.
Witness, John 'Harris, Clerk of aald Court at
office in Lexington, the second Monday in Au
gust A. I).. LVftT. JonN II ir.vhs, Clerk.
Jnue:), l!i7. (prfee$) 6w
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,'
1
.Uavidson CouNxr.
Superior Court of Laic, Spring Term. 1867.
J. II. Thompson, )
vs Attachment.
J. Sturgis Davis. )
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that J. Sturgis Davis is a nou-resident of thia
State : it is therefore ordered aud adjudged
that publication be made for six successive
weeks in "The Old North State," notifying
him .to appear at the next term of thia court
to be held for the county of Davidson at the;
Court llntise in Lexington, on the first Mon
day in September next then and there to an
swer according to law, or judgment pro eou
fesso will be eutered against said defendant.
Wituess, H. N. II, Miian, Clerk of said
court at Office in Lexington, trie first Monday
after the fourth.Monday in March 1867.
H. N. HEITMAN; C S. C.
June 22. 1867. (pr fee 8) 6w
STA TE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Rowan County. )
C ourt ofj'lcusand Quarter Sessions, Stay Ttrm,
a. a., ieo7.
McLean,
Attach, levied on land.
AViiV AMcCorkle, )
It appearing to the satisfactionof the Court
that the defendant. William A. McOrkle, is a
non-resident oftEis Stale, it Is, therefore ordered
by the court that publication he made in the (Md
Xorth State for six successive weeks, notifying
said defendent to be and appear at the next term
of this court, to he held for the county of Rowan,
at the Court House in Salisbury, on the first Moti
day in August next, then and there to plead, an
swerer demur, othci wise judgment i'.Ual will be
entered against him. and the property levied on
sold to satisfy thc plaintiff's judgment and costs.
Witness, Ohadiuh Woodson. Clerk of our said
H.-ofHt tunre- m Salisbnry, rac flrlt Monday in
iluy. A. 1)., 18(17, aud in tho ninety-tirst year f
oWhlueudehee. ObadiIb Woomoii, Clk,
J une 29, 18t (pr fee 8) 6w
ST A'l E OF NORTH CAROLINA, I
Sli'BRY COCSTlf. I
Cor of Hcas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term, 1 807.
Xancy ik. v. John York. Xatbaa Terk, Almte
.SuujfT and wife I'liebe Leaia Vork, Tyro York.
Adam Vork, D. L. Ilolcombeaod wile abb, J. It.
Maxwell and wife Laura. K. I . York, Little Yerk.
Jaspis York Claudius York, T, K, Yerk. E. York,
and Moley Yoik. Iieiia at Law ol M. A. Yerk, dec.
fetitiok roa vowaa. v
In thia cane, it appcariin: t.. tlie -atisfar "on of the
eonrt. that John York. Nathan York and Alfred
bnjrirt and -if Kareby, delendanta in tbia caae. are
noo-reaidenta or this Male . it ia oroVred by Ike court
that publi. aUen be Bade in the W North State,
newapaper printed In the town ef Salisbury, fof aix
werkr Bolift ing aaid defendant to appear at the next
court to be held for the ceaarr of Surry, at the Court
Home in Iobaa. on the second Monday ia aagaat
next, and answer and pica J to raid petition er the
erof
- - .i m . t i, i lurui. mau tnr lm mf
Ike pettUone craatrsl .
H. C. Haniiitun. rlerk of oar aid crt
ou tlie aei-ond Monday or May
B.C. HAMPTTix, cxmmmV
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