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from liie freii. h. Cerman, aud oi'.a-r (’onUnentuI
Periodirals. transit ted e.-peciallv 1 r tlie hciectn- to
add to tl..-vaiietv and vilue of tin- work.
f.i.-,; .lamher'is ■nihcllislied with .nifonaore Fine
Steel lim/ra. :!i.-'-s-i.ortr.ait,,sof eminent .men. or illus-
Iratiw ot iiiipoi'tae' hi.sto: leal e.ent.s.
of* OStroliHR/ I j itulncea her Atfortiei/aud thenow ; vonrig j>lant in'o vigorons growtii.—
, . rYT TA 'V/A'OTTT cjnn 4 mr? “Fie, thev asked to have it seen, i True, there is rich eartli for the deep
^VAlAUCA COUNTY. j -L' -i^OxYXil. A ghe indignantly replied,! have none; by roots to take hold
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions April \ [T'Kl-WEEKLY ' ' - -
Woi. Horton, GiSS «®®^hon.as & R. E! ’O-R.^TKS OK SUBSCRIPTION.
I Brown. TERMS—CaSH IN .ADVANCE.
TT appearin
fLtf* iL
ent levied on land.
I the l.aw of I’rimogeniture the Estate is
j entailed upon the oldest living Male Heir,
my Grandson Tommy being the oldest
Uinial descendant, Is therefore bv Law—
Equity and Justice takes it all and the
Till- SOUTIIKR.N
Sjilun/Hd I'rniihini.s for iS>y.
fv rv MOW S'lbs.-riluw lo tliH f.dcrlic 1868 p-iviu-;-
S.7 in a'dwdl r.-''eivc: eitiicr of tlu- follo'.viiio' i
bi' iiititul ••.hionio d! o.iiiitin^'’s
LA'^ICKT Gl- PK.\(:ili:S,
Size 9X11; !
PlPEll XSl) NUT Cil VC'KKUS, ^
Size 7 X s.
The ah ve are I'.x.nct  - f oriffii.'ul oil painf-
inirs, and hit •‘‘xi.'- utcd iiy Frani; iV I’o.. in tin* liiyh-
ost style '‘fun act, or. in plane ot tlu-iii \\e will send
either of oiir fine .-^toei Kiiirra vin;.os. Wa.sliiiiicton at
Valley fora . If-tuin fiom .'iarkit, Sunday -Morn- ,
iiiir.
for Two sn.os' r;i)nrs and cUi.t'tl. wo will send the
b*aiitiful I'liii'i.oo, I'oiiitry l,.!e—.''i/.- .oI-‘2 x S.
I’l r I'hre- subsi-rlbers and rlu.Cil. copy ol
1 177>,s'iV/'’.'T Xaiiouul Pudunttl 1 Piitii'iiiai'i},
one Volen.- of 1 ‘HO n.i^res. (.-..m rininn over6 ifi pin
t.iritl il!ii'tr.i'111;■> oi n n r'6 ('0 : ur a nopy ut llo.-a
ll.inh'-u, ' I i-'i ill'll- i la-t.',-. .siicil.ind IVoi-n.- Size
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j'rnm lit I In- Kidnhr
^in.tln -'iipii-s t-'i 1*1^.' iioe nope, niie '.'-ar. -'^6 tiH
I V I n-ipin- 'Oie tIU. n'.'e .-uples one Vr-.ir .S'-ii-'.Ud
,\d.lles-
\V. !I. r.iPWKLL,
7//' •> /Jei'JiUt t>'i Sf., A'Or Yorli.
Tii^m-in' fn ..l.s a-e ably sust.iinnil b;- ’i'e nontii
biii'on--o! fii hn^t wI'iIel's o 11-S-'iniino. l;eli,;;(.in iind
 .n:ieral I .itnraluro. and stand niin% alicd in l!;e
worid of l■•lt.e^■'. flin\ am indi'i'niisabin to the
dial .Hii'i t ;i' nr i!n-.s,o ial m.iu. an-i io evniyma-
il'ru' m.in U' thni fnl'iiisll a Imtl.-i renui .i of the ■ or
ient literafiirn o- i-iie da\ liian nan be* ol'taiund ti'cun
am other s-jnrni*.
IKKMS F( )I(
IJiiit f‘l] loiii/ Jmown (ihd ict-U Iri^d ?
Jur nil Pilion.s disentt.i, cnitsed In/ a
DISEASED LIVER.
They arc laaile an.l folj by G. \V. DEEMS
tlie discoverer, wliu lias removed to Baltimore.
Md., where he eiiii have access to llie j.mest and
hc.st medicines, on the must favorable terms,
lie will always keep on hand a laroe supply,
and will sell to Ids cu.stomers, wliole.a-.le aud
ret.iil, at the .shortest notice.
In the preparation of tliese very superior .and
e.vcellent I’lils, no cost or trouble i.s spared to
insure the oieatesl possible de;ree of [lerfection,
ill [naint of utility, e.xcellcnce atid comfort.—
Tliey contain oni; tirlicle which has [irobabl}'
never before been used as a medicine, and
which is a powcrlulagent in cleansing the Liver,
twliicli dives them an advant.age over every
other Piii lieretofore oiTered to tlie public.) The
Co-’iiDositiou used in tiiese Pills is caixTullv nre-
•J k
pared by ihe hand of the discoverer, and may
be used by tlie iiiost feeble patient in the most
delicate situation, eirhci male or female; and
from their peituliar combination arc highly
'tiengilii'iiing, mild in 'heir action on the bow
els, and indeed, in a climate like ours where
colds and co idl.s at>* almost an nnlailing con-
secjiicnce ol ilic sudden eliangi-s tir which all
-iio Silt i-'Ci. evei y o!i‘ at all liaiile to suffer fruni
tlie iidiueu.'-c o! these i-auses. will find the great-
rst seciiri'y ill li.iving Ins livi-r and I'OWel.-^ well
cieansc-1 by those invahiabic IMls.
'A iiere those Pills aie known, especially in
tlie .southern .Stiites. wliere they liave been cir
culated so exti'i'.sivcly, tlii-y imed no recom-
men.IaHofi —tiieir irieiits aie so well known b}
their icsr.lls, wliicli have given litem a repnta-
li-itj liiat lias brouglit lliein into great ueniand.
riiey tlierelore aie liestmed to be, at no distant
lay, tlu* only lernedy recognized and used by
the people wltn'e bilious diseases are so preva-
i«‘iil. The advaiitage in tliis treatment there-
lore, is. that a cure must be radical and com
plete without tlie necessity of breaking down
tlie system in one part to remove a disease in
anotlier.
Tlie^- c.an be .sent to any point in tlie United
.Slates l.y Mail or Express.
I'UICK—For one Imx, 2,') cents.—Dnz. •$2..')0—ITalf Gross,
Sill—One (iross. StS—Tliree Gross, %.it.l—Five Gross, $7.5.
The 0 ish niil't eitlier iiCcompHuy the onler f.irthe .Meili-
cine or it will be sent C. O. 1>. Or 'ers bIiouIJ be aiidre.s.s
e.t to G. W. DEEMS,
No. 23, SofiH C.tLiiocx Street,
b.CLTIMOKB Md.,
where ihty will he proiiipfty attenibni to.
For lli-se Meiliciiies c.il! on k1! nspectalile Druw^ists
every wliere. inti on nil tile DiU'rc'i.-ts in SaLISBCHY.
JOHN H. HNNISf?,
Dru;tgist, Speeiiil Agent
lii;w&twly
REEVES' AMBROSIA
satisfaction of the ^ne Year, •...$5,00 ; y TK|.nrv'
that the defendants, Thomas & R. E. Brow*n t ' .Months o.fM)' -
feeL\®Te'^Couruha\1ul;bc!tmrbe™de!^«I'’'W^^^ ^ »f yonr darling old Grandmother, as'a
for si.x weeks in the Watchman & Old North ; One Copy One A'ear S3.00 i correspoiulent and friend, I am constrain-
I State, notifying said defendants to be and ap- | “ Si-x Months,.... 1,50 i ed to advise you of passing event.3 as they
! pear at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter ^^^A^cross« on the paper indicatestlie expiration ol transpire during your absence. Actuated
■ type mi which the “ Old North State.” is ^^0“ highest consideration and sense
tie couit-hou. e m Boone, o - , printed i.s entirely new. No pains will be spared to j of duty to you for the many obligations
to tvliich I feel myself largely indebted
the interest you havealways manifested
of, and there is a
mellow and deep seed bed, whicli are
irnjiortant advantages, but they will
not compensate for loss of the healthy
and vigorous early growth. Besides,
to speak plainly, tor tlie good of the
, \-r - . J I ! ! iinuiea IS eiiLireiy lie w. a>o imnis win ne si)area to
j Nonday m .July next, tlicn and there shew i ^ every fiimily. In order
: cause why the land levied on shall not be con
dc-mned to the use of the plaintiff.
! Witness, J. B. Todd, clerk, of our said court
at office, the 2d Monday in April, A. D. 1868
J. B. TODD, Clerk.
pr adv f8 00—19
i —1 ! —
' State of North Carolina,
; WAT.Xl'GA COUXTV.
I Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Aprtl
Term, 1868. .
I Farthing & Co., vs. Thomas & Pt. E. Brown,
i Attachment levied on land.
I TT appearing to the satifaction of the Court
; -I-that the delendants, Tliomas ck; R. E. Brown
j reside b(*yond the limits of this State: It is or-
' deret] that publication be made for six weeks
j in the Watclimaii & Old North State notifying
j said defendants to be and appear at our next
I Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
I for the county of Watauga, at the court-house
] iu Boone, on the 2ud Monday in July next,
j and then and there shew cause if any tliey
; have why the land levied on shall not be con
I demtied to the use of the plaintiff
! Witness, J. B. Todd, clerk of our said court at
I oifice the 2d Monday in April, A. D. 1868.
j J. B. TODD, Clerk
pr adv .sS 00—19.
to do this we have engagetl the services ol able and
........., too. The above Gentlemen, I , , i , , e i
I pen you as it ivere delivered from the lips ^ P'y*-;"* I!'''''-''’
. of 'vnnr davliiicr old tivnurlnirvtbor o 1 ncilCSt Ctiltll lltAIOSt tllC sUlftiCO, Jlll'l
there is a way to do this and yet s:ir
the soil deep.
ISiibsoiliiig, on t!ie majoiity of soils
on all whicli are imt jierfectly porous
and leechy—is the kind of deep jilow-
ing whicli will give the most satisfac-
accomjili.shed literary contributors.
Advertising Bates.
'TP.ANSIE.NT PATE.S
For all periods less than one month
One Square. First insertion
Each subsetpient insertion
tory results. It would already be
I in ray behalf \vould stump me with ingra- j generally adopted l>y all progressive
titude were I to do otherwise. As this farmers were it not so expensive, ins
communication is strictly confidential! | volving, as it does, tlie use of e.Mra
shall proceed to give } ou a synopsis of j plows, ami men. Itiit llie
.00 j p-assiiig events, and now the gossip I wil!. r.„l,„re la rh
tell, lou are aware that your little Cous-
.UU I
50
Contract rates for periods of one to foni months.
$-20.00 I 16 was betrothed to her proud, handsome
1 MO.
1 2 MO.
1 3 .MO.
1 4 MO.
1 6.MO
1 SQrARE,
$5.00
S8.50
e 12,00
$’5.06
$-20.06
-2 SQVAKES,
7.50
13.00
17.00
21.00
27.00
3 SQUARES,
10.00
16.00
21.0(1
26.00
3 4(»0
4 SQUARES,
12.(K)
18,00
23.00
28 (K)
3700
QUAR. COE.
13.00
19,00
24 06
2!>IH)
3.850
HALF COL.
20.00
27,00
33 66
38.IKI
44.00
3 QUAK. COL.
25.00
33,00
40.(M)
45 (Ml
50.0(.l
ONE COL.
30.00
42,00
52.06
66 06
70.00
piinciple of culture is right; tlie sur-
, face mold forms tlie seed bed, fresh,
in Colombia, an interesting lillv lust sweet • i v i • a • i . . i i
16 w.o« holrntbofl tn her nronJ h.nnrUn.no I l^Velv, J Ust Hgllt tO pUbh alot,
i but ;;;mgh;;coLi; siaS;wS i m tiio hrst stages of iu
their friends gave consent, and etaked ; ^ B " File the soil below is made
3.850 ! their hopes upon events—the nuptial day j h)ose for tlie^ a'lmis.sion ot air, waiCr
was proclaimed and invitations to the ro >ts. liiiskind ot tleep plow
Church were largely given to meet at ing is iidapted to all crops and seasons.
GOOD NEWS FROM HOME.—No. 2.
Columbia, S C. June 28th, 1868.
Messrs. Thomas, Gibbs d' Childs, Diplo
matic Sons of South Carolina Chival-
rg, Washington Citg.
half past 9, but to the Mansion and the
Supper they were few and strictly chosen.
The day had thus arrived, the compa
ny in part assembled, the I’riost was
robed in splendor to tie the Silken Cord
of Union, lore and faith. The bride was
dressed in white, for the fascinations of
the night (save) her veil was tipped with
Black, with her Plaids of honor at her
Gents :—In my letter to you _
of the 25l1i iust, contained, as 1 had sup- j strip.'* upon their skirts, this un
posed, of your most excellent and highly , expected change of costume, the Groom
estcen^o and Christian grand-mother Chiv j jgjjgj.gjj claimed a change of dress,
ahy, I have, however, took the precaution i fg,. udiUe alone she should appear, and
note that it was the impression of a i wedding was postponed. Equity
to
Snbsoiling may be clmie in the spring
or early summer witli less e.xpenje
tiian later, when tlie cartii becomes
dryer and firmer. Several devices
! have been tried for attaching a snb'
I sftilcr to the common ])low, that
Unie hand, at least, with sufllcieiit
* team, can break up tlie soil to the de
sired depth. .V successful plow of
this descri[)tion would be received
with fiivor.
AVhether geiod results flow from deep
plowing with the oidinary plow, wi.l
State ot* North Carolina, I ^Vashiilgtou Idiysidan then present pro- j dec^eUhlm the'right'to arrange ii/part ' depend a great deal on the kind or
I nouiiced hei to he in a statu ot tiance. | imptpd d'-ess but true lore never rttns : cro[G the liineot year when the wot k
It is with niiqualified pleasure tjuit has been especially in this Us done, and the nature of the previ-
I am noM enabled to le'cal the fact lhai , jggj,^ggg_ jj. however M'ith exquisite i oils tillage. In planting corn on soiX
1C Mas not mistaken in ns conclusion, j pleasure that I am at libeny to announce i land, for instance, it is i-ot advisable
and for t\hich } nu will please accxq>t my : j.pg ^ union has taken place j to plow Ucep ; tlie xvoik shout'A \)e-
jI rtnd objections buried in their; ^vell dcine, arid dirt enough tnrnedi
TT oppeai-inn; to the sati.taction of the Court i long live to witness the bnght and ; pyigg now beat with irregular unison and ' over tbo 8(id to woik rooddv in ‘iml
1 that tin* deleiidant Jacob Endy, re.sides he- | gloiious huuic that seems to await you | {jg^rt to heart responsive echoes, the hap- I jg, thp o-ro'c rnots but two or
yond the liiii'ts of iliis State: It is ordered { as a conlulential friend of your family, j „„ hnnr now nn-ivefl ond the (4i- ■ ^ tliegtasS loots, but twoui
STANLY COUNTY.
la EquHij, Septmnher Term, 1868.
Adalirie End}' v.9. Jacob Eudy.
I'ETITIO.N FOR DIVOKOK.
that publication be made tor six week,-* m the
“ Watchman Jc Old North State, ” notifying
said defendant to bo ami appear at oiir next
Superior Court of Law, to be lieid for the
count}' of Stanly, at the Court-House in Albe
marle, on the 1st Monday in March next, then
ami there to answer or demur to the plaintitfs
petition ; otherwise, the same will be heard
and granted.
Witness, James D. Hearne, clerk of our said
Court at office, the 1st Monday in March, 1868.
2.3:6t:S8j J. D. Heakke, c m.e.
I State of North Carolina,
I YAUKIX COUXTY.
I
j Court of Picas and Quarter Ses.dons,
j April Term, LSG-S.
I A. Speer vs. W, H. Rodwcll.
I attachment I.EV1ED ON' I.AND.
FOR THE HAIR,
Improved I
ll is an elegant LressiiiK turtlie Hair.
I was invit(‘d last evening to
dic’s private apartment, my heart dilated
with joy w hen I found her seated in
stately chair, and more especially, from
the very agreeable and interesting man
ner she entertained me, although verv
feeble from her long spell of Typhoid and
Asthma to which she is yet a martyr,
nevertheless, her mind seems vivid lier
tongue elastic, and her conversational
powers as fascinaiing as that of her palm
iest days. She spoke freely of passing
events, and as I am informed by the family
physician, the first word she uttered when
aroused from her slumber verifying the
old Froverb that “out of the abnndanee
of the Heart the mouth speaketh,” with
the natural instinct of a devoted Mother,
she exclaimed, where is my grandson
TN this case it Jippcariim to the satisfaction of Thomas? On being infoimed that he
1 the Court that tlie defendant is not a resi- j had, in company with his brother Jimmy
Oki'h-' I I'T n"* no'p-RfiYd and the Groom i fn'Jqiih of’ coidA'ui.f.iU
LUC ulu ill I jjjg Q attendants have assembled on -
I this the filh, last nlKlitin the presence of'-■’'.‘'“"f'-'; ‘'‘''l''’-';','''
l'«' ! some l.a or 20 of his Intereafed friends ■ ‘'O'e'" '''R 0'P " brullfrllt t-. tho
some 15 or 20 of bis interested friends . t . -i , • i
and relatives, l.avinj; been divested „f'f'"'lRCe. l.ilt the snt.s.nl phov l.n^'ht
their resources by the vicissitude of cir-i Urcd to iirU tuitage. j)[)Ot'ing
cumstanc(‘s to which I will not refer, were corn Ci"|) l,»e followed, t!ie next
not able to engage a Priest to dignify the "f •'pi’ing grnin, tlic plow
occasion according to the wealthy posi- , should thcii be run deoj) enough to
tion to which the parties were born and i bring the deetiyed god tind an incli
educated, the p irties however in the most or so fresii eartii or subsoil, to the
solemn and imposing manner proclaimed surface. This will demand gomewliat
themselves to be Man and \^ ife accord-i deeper plow ing than for corn. If
ing to the laws of South Carolina, and j w'inter w lietit tijllows the spring grain
thus saved the RRpGV//_/f.Y', “Resignation the depth of|)li)wing may be incretis-
in adversity and humbleness in pro.‘*peri- t.v.M.r three inciies. A top dre.Mng
ty berpeak a imblc mind ” In eonfnrmi-: ; ,
ty v,-'th Iho paraplmnaha of the evoninK l"niO>t!R b'"'’'' »"i>-
and self benediction JAMuonade was hand- , • i i i -r • in
ed mound, tlie Bride and Groom partak- '
IngBrst. After the usual coiigratulatioiis R'*' , perinauent iniproi e-
and iiiLercliange wishing the happy eoliple made. Lural Aeic lvru>.i'.
along life and prosperity in her new sphere
of usefulness. A half past nine, an earlv
If ctiii.-tf's tlip Hair to ctirl iipaiitiftilly.
It koi']...-the'3(-:tl]i ( letiii .ini tlealtliy.
It itiL lu;iit:itt“> tile ttoot.s of tlin Hair.
It fortes thti Hair anil Itearil to grow luxuriantly
It iinme liately itojis Htiir I-'aUiiig Out.
It keejir; the Htiir from Uliangiiig Color from nge.
It restores Crev Hair to its (irisrinal f'olor.
It brings ont ti.o Hail on Heails that lias been bald
for Years.
It is conipo.-H'd entirety of siniide and purely vegetaj
ble sutistances.
. dent (if the State of North Carolina, It is or- j and her half brother Lcanuer had been
i tiered, tlierelore, by flie Court, that publication i commissioned Pleuipotentiaries to Wash- ,,f ^ \ Y ii'u'ria !! RAISING- BrCKWlIUAT.
be made lor six wet ks in the ” Waielmian and to remonstrate a''-iin‘*t the further i |iine, an early .. . . i, i i . -w
: 0!.l North State,” notifying said defendant to ^ u, L 1 T % " H F 1 t invoking ^ ' P «eg.l dud b> inany A:,
1 bo and appear betoie the Justices of our Court; ? ac ’ i p. ^ a le p -n i u e o ^ hapuf (Ircam.^ and slumbers Vufht ^ piotitabiC >ne ou hiP.d^ designed oji
i of Fleas and Quarter Sessii.ins to he held for the'i i The Bride and (froom then proceeded "’il'.ter wheat, in a twojtold W'ay as
j eoiaity of Yailkiii, at tlie couit-house in Yad-: faction, slie alluded to iommy 8 intellect- j their J.,ocomotive to the poor-house fertilizer in retaining moisture, in
; kin vide, on the second Mond.ay in July next, ; ual and logical strength, and indeed, in- “Mrs, PH;' marked upon her rina. ■ attracting and conveying to the soil
I then and there to plead, answer or demur to i dicated that he waa a political Sun. She Groom on his winding way wins-! the maniii ial agencies floating in tlie
pered in her ear “ ^ly Love, my heart and atmos[ihere, and, at tlie same time,
lute is all the store that I can give to thee furnishing. a.s a result, a welcome
tho’poor the offering be.” To which she ptirtionut bread material for family
replied with a cheering and angelic voice consumption witliout detriment to the
I is all I ask, and merrily may the boat winter wheat which is to sne-
row thatmy lads in.” To this he respond- i ggg.j l„3fead of letting the ground
e wit 1 new oo' o o\o, . [y darliiig j^ termed, m a fallowed
let ns name oar first born Philosophy,, . . . .. i , 1- . • i
and tlius they rctin d for the nio'Iit. ® iriatie to turnisli an e.\f/a
j said attachment, or the same will be heard e.r ■ moreover congratulated herself on having
i parte, the judgment confiimed, tlie land levied ' educated them each to a Trade that in the
! on condemned to satisly plaiiitilfa debt, and
I an order of sale granted.
! Witness, J. G. Marler, clerk of our said Court
! at offic-p in Yadkiiivdle, the secomi Monday in
■ April, A.D. 1868. J. tf. .Maki.er, c c.c.
23:6i:S8
event of adversity would avail themselves
of it; but, Tommy seemed to be llie prose
of all thought, and was by profession a
ripe Mathematical Calculator and Politi
cal Architect and Contractor, having al-
Q, X* XT 1 • ■ hand a full supply of seasoned
fetH te Ol JS Ort/Q • UraLio, j^..-.i.>£»t,.-ea tt. wicocuto in the
' best possible manner aud dispatch, any
\ T X’'V A.i • • .i i- pi- * tv i .
It lias received over six tliousand volniaary te.stimo-
nials ol its excellence many of whirli are from phyj
sieian.s in hijiti stall ding.
Tt i.s sold in half-pound bottles, (the n.amo IFotvn
in the gla.ss.) by Hriiinrists and Healets in Fanev
Hood.s everywhere at SI jiertiott'.i-. Wliolesale bv
Demas, Raines iV To.: F. Wells ('o.: Schief-
feliii A- Co.. New York. . in:irchl-2twly
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Superior Court of Imu\ Spring Term, 1868.
thing in the line of his vocation. His bid
has been accepted to erect a Democratic
platform on which the United Stales
The L. S. PUR. Ft)., aLo publish the •
FARMER'S GUIDE, |
by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late
j'. 1*. Norton, of Yale College. 2 vols.. Royal ;
Drtavo, 16h) paares, and nmnerous Engravin.ir.-A
Price $7 for the two volumes—by Mail, postpaid, |
fS.OO. jan9—tf j
Milo A, J. RoseniEm, M. D. |
O FFERS his professional Rervioes to the pub
lic. He may he. found, when not absent,
at his fathers, wlicrc he has been practising 16
years. Ail those indebted to him. wouM con
sult ihifir interest by paying up and save eust.
at RosenjafiN Stcrc.
Mav 19 wofpd
State of North Carolina,
IV AT AUG A COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Ajiril
Term 1868.
Thos. J. Coffey A Bro., >
vs > Attac-liDK-nt.
Tlios D Fox worth, rt al )
TT appearing to t!ie sitisfaction of the Court
-■-that the defendant Thomas D Foxworth re
sides beyond the limits of this State: It is or
dered that publication be made for six weeks
in the SVatchman A OM North State, notifying
said defendant to be it appear at our next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the comity of \Vatatiga at the court-house in
Boone, on the 2nd Monday in July next, and
then and there shew cause if any he has, w-hy
the property levied on shall not be condemned
to the use of the plaintiffs.
Witness, J. B. Todd, clerk of our said court at
office, the 3d Monday in April. 1868.
J. B. TODD, Clerk
pr adv $.8 00—19
Mil. W. L. MILSAFS: j Government may yet stauJ, and also to
I You are herehy notified that I will j build a substantial Edifice in which to as-
I take the depositions ol -Tames Biircliem and! gemble and there enthrone Quilifed Suf-
j others on the o:h d.ay of August next, at the ^
coui t loiije in a> imgtoii eoiiiuy, ri ^ very popular and skillful Engineer,
touching a certain matter ot controversy now , J r e n U
' pendi -g in the said Superior Court, of said ' entertains good will tor all mankind,
Alexander county, N. C., wherein I am plain-i ee has Surveyed the Quahfed Policg
tiff and you are defendant, when and where lloute, and marked ont the Itailroad and
you may be present and cross examine if you : Air Line. Tlie Stockholders are to trav-
see proper. Tins. 10th June, A.D. 1868. ^ | el over it free. 'Ihe entire Road has been
MARGARET E. MILS.\PS. j graded, he has already tunnelled through
i the Black Mountain aud placed the rail-
I ing through the Dismal Swamp, at this
point an in junction was sued out and
MOI 4 1 a tew days ago to a full blooded
\ white Charleston claimant, which may
j '^OW landing Ex. Schooner “Alaska,” di-j delay operations until alter the 4lh of J uly.
ll rect from Cardenas, ! Tommy is endeavoring however, to dis-
, 220 Hogsheads, i Sweet Cuba Molasses j goRe it, the impression seems to be that
I have the honor to be Sir,
with the greatest respect,
COLOMBIA.
P, S. During their engag?ment an ex
tra intimacy was indulged in, Philoso
crop counted as sfj iiiiicli clear gain.
It would be abaurd to a&suine tliat a
crop of anything, drawing nouiistis
ment from tiie soil, does not weaken,
at all, its productive force, utiless it
phy has been born, she will be baptised can be sl.own that with the draft iiiatlo
on next Sunday, a beautiful Brunett she , there is collided a compensating pow-
ts.
I will advise you fully in my next.
C.
i er whicli serves to balance iJieac-
' count. This restoring force is as
cribed to buckwheat by many who
have grown the article and watched
the effect on the subsequent crop.—
On a certain occasion a field often
MOLASSES I
30 Tierces, > in prime new pack
40 Barrels, ) ages.
^^*Selected specially for summer trade.
Orders will be promptly filled at lowtsi cur
rent market prices
O. G. PARSLEY «fe Co.
Wilmington, N. C., June 10. tw67:6t
JonrBiNiiivG
Neatly Executed at this Ofiee.
the Tunnel will cave iu from the colored
bracing.
Leauder the half Brother, her adopted
Son, she alluded to most flatteringly eu
logised him as a good manipulator and
a successful Manufacturer of Democratic
Cotton, Wool and Gus,aad is trying hard
to keep in sight for Dividends he expects
“/or 7ne and Gov. Orr." When in her
trance her Will could not be found, this
SUBSOILING AND DEEP PLOW
ING.
Some 3’carsagoit was qui‘e general acres—an dd pasture—was summers
ly the sustoni of agricultural wrilesr tallowed quite early. It was a heavy
and teachers to advocate deep plow- clay soil, and aftei it h id been turned
ing without much reference ro cir- ; over a couple of weeks, two acres of
cumstances. As a nation of farmers ; it were sown in buckwheat. It was
we weie, undoubtedly in the practice well harrowed, in the direction of the
of plowing too shallow—even now ^ turrows, and a very tolerable seed
the charge of shallow plowing wouid bed secured. The result was a good
hold against the majority of cultiva yield ot buckwheat while that of tho
tors. But on tlie most "soils it is not winter variety, which followed, was
adivisable to change suddenly from a j one quarter belter on the buckwheat
systeui of shallow or medium depth tiian that on the portion which was
plowing to one of deep culture. Hie
subsoil which the first deep plowing
allowed to rest and recuperate in fab,
low. Tlie stolen ciop seemed to give
exposes to the air, is not suitable as a : a liveliness and elasticity to tlie soil
bed for seed to germinate iu, especi- of the section used, which the fallow
ally spring sown seed, for it is cold, rest failed to impart to the remainder,
lifeless, aud will not stimulate the, Rural Neio Yorker.