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B. a MOORE, Attorney -and Counsellor at Law, ASB m itok in tiiKii rir.T. I EmigrantSiCominq LANDS WANTKD, in Rowan, Davie, Da vulaou, IretU II, Catawba, Bunly, Mecklen burg, Foray tbe, oM. No this to be given til tnom-y M paid. Five per eeftL oomroiasiuii charged on all aalea. Srtl half your Unda and the remainder will be wortb double, and these iLrtfty Jerwy fanners will develop oor coun ir. Srual us desoriptions of property, wldi prices, aV Inqurries promptly arrswrreai : 4 II I.' V VI ICll .. juuo u. . Maal . . . Sah-burT. N. C, Ar.i for Tn ,ck' New ItntJ Ud4 ifWj N B. ...l.i Mines and other osiwersi pt pertkea sold by special oootfet. J.H.K. GUILFORD LAND AGENCY 0 NORTH CAROLINA. Landholders who wish to s.-n Agricultural or Mineral Land, Water J'uieert, Milk, Tuu LoU, or lieu I HUatt of any kind, will And it to their advantage to pUoe their property in our hands for sale. We have great facilities fur procuring pur chasers for all sucii property. For information, address JNO. B GRETTKR, Oeneral Ageut, Greensboro', N. C. Dec. 2. 1867. ly The firillith Lands FOR SALE. BY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Rwaii county, will be sold at the court-house door in Salisbury, on Tuesdny, the 10th day of November, five hnndred aud niuety-five acres of laud belouging to tbe estat of It. W. Griffith, dee'd. Said lauds are situated in tbe'Westeru part of the countr. within two miles of the depot at Rownn Mills, and are very vnbjflble. A further description of them is thought to be unnecessary as they have been advertised before. Teruaa made kuown on the day of sale. Z. GRIFFITH. Admr. Oct. 1st, )8Cd. w9ft8t PURE PERUVIAN GUANO lX"fTe itlllerenX rmrStTTATO, I'LAS TER aud LIME, kept constantly on hand, a very !ow prices. Our fanners will do well to call on us at once and get their Fertilisers, be fore ordering and buying elsewhere. We will take Flour or Wheat at tbe marke price, in exchange. SPRINGS. nUTCIHSON & Co. AV 1, Oowan'i Itriek Row. Salisbury, Aug. 28. 5tw : Haag & Smith's Patent WATER WHEEL. THE ttudurfiigfil Jyi?ft JaccIJ.l?!?.'1. airencs- for the above mimed wheel, would run the atteniiou, oi me iiopici"iovi ... Factories, &c. &c. to the many advantages they would derive from using it. It is well adaptedt to all iurMM?B for which a water vrhoel is used. The small space it occupies, mid the velocity of its motion, are attract ive features. It requiresbut a small amount of gearftig. Ice does tot nffeet it. Works us well on horizontal as vertical shaft. Suit able to any locality. Not affected by back water. It is simple, cbeap and. durable. One of the wheels can be seen in operation at Foard, Tatuin & C'o's, Mill on South Yadkiu River. ' , . I have been in tin Mill Wright business for 25 years, and consider this Ty far thebest whell I have ever yet met wllh. This wheel costs from $15 to 275, according to siUe. For further particulars address we at, Je rusalem, Davie Co., X. C. RICHARD T. NUTT. Sep, 10, 1868. 4tvM . YARBROUGH HOUSE, , FA YETTEYILLE STREETj RALEIGH. N. C. The Proprietor in returning his sincere thanks to tlic traveling public for the liberal patronage extended toliini during hisconnec tion wilh this Hotel, takes occasion to assure them that no effort or expense will bespared i o retain the present reputation of tbe Hotel as one of the very best in the South. He is happy to auuounce that the fall in t he price of supplies enables him to reduce the price to Three Dollars per Day. Tocitiaens coining in to spend a week or more, be will still make a greater redoctioa. heis pfVpaied to furnish Board without rooms at vefcy low rates. He lM.pes tohave the pleasure of welcoming to the YarbrougU House his old customers and many new friends. Know and Believe THAT G. B. POULSON & COS. DRUG Stor is the cheapest place to buy. Drugs and Medicines in this section oi worm na. Trkthem ! at WYATT'S OLD STAND gay 7. yv tf - 1 Salisburyv-NXL- A FIRST CL.SS MILLER Wanted", to take lbr ol a First class mi ."a Davidson Couuty. Albino A. C. WHARTON, CVtltllKMISVllfC, N. C. SALISBURY. IN. C. SATURDAY OCTOBER 31, 40 Years Before the Public. THE SOLTWiKfi HEPATIC PILLS That old, long known and vtll tried remedy for all liiliouM diasosfa, ruwW by a DISEASED LIVER. -if Read the following Certificate from persons of the highest respectability MA I.I V KR COMPLAINT, Rxr. Da C. F. Daaas, (Aug. 29fi, 18C2.) says : " I have derived great benefit (rom these Pills, and have known many families and in dividuals who have found them very beneficial. aud I have also known physician in excellent itanding to recommend them to their patient. For all diseases Arising from disorders of the liver. I believe they are the beat medicine of fered to the pt6ltc Rtv. John W. Pottik, 8now Hill, If. C, (January 5, 1863,) says : " For twelve years I was a (treat sufferer. My liver was diseased I lost my flesh aud strength, and my skin seemed clianged in its color by the biie with which my system was overcharged. I became subjoct to frequent and violent attacks of bil ious coolie, every attack leaving me weaker than its predecessor. The physicians had been able to patch me up a little, but my health was in a deplorable state. I had taken patent me dicines until I was tired of them. Without energy or comfort, I was barely able to go a- bout a little. At length 1 yielded to the ear nest persuasion of a friend and commenced taking the HEPATIC PILLS, with no confi dence in them. They acted like a charm ou me. Firmx thai hour I have improved. I have persevered" iu their use, until now, by God's blessing, Jam wel and heatty. I had a negro man, who, as I believe, was taved from death by a (iose of these Pills. My Doctor's dill was annually liom JUKI to fJOO. but I have had no use for a physician since. I ran cor.fideiitly recommend them n a snierloi faintly medicine mington & Weldon Rail Road, (Aug. 30, 1862J says : ' It has bn said that Dysriepsia is our national disease Howerer this may be, ii caused me long and severe suffering. Provi dentially a trierrd furnished me with a few box es of the ' Hepatic Pills,' and the use of them has perfected a cuie. In my family lliey liave been used frequently with eminent success Among my acquaintances many cases origina ting from diseased liver, have been relieved and cured by tbem. I regard them an iuvaluable medicine, and take pleasure in forwarding this voluntary tribute. A. W. D. Tayujh, Esq, Petersburg, Va., (Jan. 12, 1850,) says : " In the Spring of 1858, I was Attacked with Dyspepsia -to socbati e tent that a'l my food of every description dia agieed wilh me. I was swollen so I had to loosen my clothes, and night after night 1 coald get no sleep. I tried one or two physicians, and took a good deal of medicine, but found no relief. I purchased one box of the South ern Hepatic Pills, and the first dose I took I felt relieved, nrfd continued until 1 took the whole bo1f. I am now entirely well, and cat heartily, and never have been attacked since, I can safely recommend these Pills to the Dys peptic and the community at large." They can be sent to any point in the United States by Mail or Express. PRICE Per one box. So eei.lt. Du.i.8 r.lf0r.M I0 One tirow, $18 Three OroM, 00 riv. Grow, ITS. The cash mart either acrompanjr the order for tbe UU crne or It will be sent C. O. D. Orlart ibcaid be a(MrcH U to O- W. in I MS. 'fS : Tto. 8, Boom Cuanes rrM, BALKttOas Ms., where they will be promptly lt nded to. Pot th-M Mnlleinee cll on ell rrepeetable toagg lata everywhere, tnd on nil the Druggi.ta In 8u.umt'ir. JOHN H. ENNISS, Pruggiil, Special Agent. lQ:wAtwly , PRIVATE BOARDING. LEXINGTON, N.C. By the Daily Week, or Month, .AT REASONABLE RATES. J he travelling public will always fiud my e snppiiejLwUh the best tbe market af s. No painS spared to render my guests ednfoTtabhj. Ttco Dollars per Day will be charged tran sient boarders.. A deduction for longer time. J. P. MARRY. Sept. 10, 1868. ' twlm DR. R. P. BKSSENT, D. D. 3. AT Tlli: HOYDEN UOCSE, t sept 22:tf Salisbcby. N. C. A .PAIR OF GOOD LARGE WELL broken MULES and HARNESS. Also, oiio rood Iron Axle two horse Wattoo wlrhisody and brfverrTdso, an Ambulance and a good Saddle Horse. Fersons having such to dispose owwiil please apply at once to JAMES fJ. TURNER. --- - -tm ! flM- - IP It i w i WANTED pi, gfi,.ifif,4 txlL 4 TIIK OLD NORTH 8VATE. (Till-WEEKLY J 0-il.TRH OK HUBSCRilTION- JfX TtvatHN CASH IN AUVAN I Tri. Weekly, Oae Vear MU fioalha,.... .16.00 . 3,00 W.IXLT WATCH M 4!l AND 10X01 STATE Oae Copy Oae Year... M.00 aaa ArroasX oatae paper indicate the expiratlou ol rrfrmriwii itt l it- .uiHM-riptlon. The type on which toa uO Naara BATB,"la pr'innvj i. entirely aew. No paim will be spared to mate it a well ome v i.itor to every family. In order to do HiL we have engaged tbenervices ol ableaad accoinli.bed literary couUibutors. Advertising Bates: transient rates Forall periods leM than one mouth One suare. Kirwt imiertioa ' fl.OO Each milieeiinent iniiertioa 60 Contract rate. for periods of one to font month. 1 MO. I 8 MO. 1 MO. I 4 MO. I 6 MO 1 sor AMI fo.OO I (8.M 1300 6,00 31.00 WOO SHOO 8!0O 3H00 46.00 eooo 190.00 S' nor a are. 7 (HI I 13 00 10 00 I l. no 13 00 1 18 00 1X0J I 19 00 80.00 I 37.00 96 001 83 00 30.00 1 43.00 1700 3t (M 33 no 97.00 3 4011 3 700 3.H60 44 (Ml 60 00 3 SUA'ABCS, 4 Bql'ABBS, ttt7AS.ro l. 21 NI I ai m I 40 00 I 63.00 I Mii.r cot. oris. col. OKI COL.. 70,00 For the Watchman A Old North State. LIKES ON ELON 0. BLACKMER. BT '-NATHSUA." " It is well !" the bleat evangel. Passed from earth, is now an angel On the bright and blessed shore. Where the shadows fall no more, Where the white-winged cherubs dwell He is happy, "It to well." Mourn not for the noble one .' Beautiful the he run ; So the morning star that shines Ere the shades of night declines, When the day its beams excel, Is hid in glory. "It is well." Where his noble feet now main. Sin and sorrow ne'er shall come ; Jesus all his steps shall guide, (Br the sweetly rolltag tide. JOHN QUIXCY ADAMS AT HOME. He lieviws his Sttuthem Visit A Graphic Vindication of the Rights of Southerners A Hound Sum mum Bonum" Let us be triends.'1' At a large Democratic and Con scrvati vu meeting held at Weymouth, Mass., on the 22nd, Hon. John Qtfin ey A dame ad dreaswd- tUom a &Uw ; Mr. President My Friends and Neighbors: You must not expect me to make a opeech, for I have none tu make in tact 1 have got .none made but as 1 look arouiid me and 6cc many friendly and familiar faces, it occurs to me that after all, I should like to say a few words iff an off hai.d and friendly way as one neighbor talks to another, about the experience I have had in the course of the last two or three weeks. As you all know I have made a little trip to the South during that time. I wished to see what a reconstructed State was, and I went to South Carolina for that purpose. I have come back rwith this cou viction, though I do not know bow the other conservative citizens of the Union may feel about it. 1 never intend totop, to relax for one moment, in the iieartiest, most ear nest and moft lioiieet efforts lean make to remove all such "blessings" as reconstruction from the necks of every one of my fellow citizens. (Loud cheers.) The issuen this campaign to me is Simply tbtewnoV noUuug- more, lie construction, as you know, is the Radical constitution. It is the, only constitution now in ten States of the Union, and what is it ? It is simply this the tide of the military aud nothing ehe. lit order that it may not jar too much upon the nerves of a republican people tosee eight mil lions of their letlow citizens held down by the bayonet, they have brought in a great mass of three or inr millions of poor, ignorant, de graded.black men, and ret them up in a row, as it were across the Sonth . eru States, and because you caurfot . I l... ...... ,.t Iw.l.ii.rl llintii t I . i . v mo .. 1 , . .ti . . i.l:n .v...t, r 6f government." How republican ? ) What is this republican form of gov- ciiiuieuj I Wliw lotik at the condi tiou'of those iStatCs? Suppose, :hat - -j -- -- --- ulin.Ml all the voters in tins CoiJl-! tn!iwaUh should suddenly be de- smm 0U the. fraiichise and iirthror 1868. plaee it was bestowed upon a set of man who were entirely ignorant Af the rain and responsibility of the voting power, who kew nothing about any of the principles in regard to which they were voting. Suppose such a class of men were to be put over von. of course vou would not like it ; yon wonld feel uncomfortable and disagreeable, aud you would not suffer their rule if you could' help it. Yet rbie-ia ieely the condition iu which Sonth Corolina is to day. She is governed by set of men who, if the people were left to themselves, wonld have no more chance of hold in? tbe offices of ronr government they now hold, than I should of be ng elected King of Grout Hntain in pluce of Queen victorio, if 1 were to go to England to-morrow, oaiigii ter.) Andthese officials having no hold upon the esteem of the people, as they call them down there in their expressive, slightly inelgant language. 'scalawags and "carpet baggers cann .t command any of their respect and confluence. 1 he consequence of this is that they have to be supported in their places by the bayonets of United States soldiers. Aud as there are uot United States soldiers enotigt at the South to keep the people en t ii t-Iy "contented," nor enough to make the government thoroughly "Democratic, so every- day or two they are calling for more soldiers in order to support these thorougli ly "Democratic" and "Republican" governments, and that is reconstruc tion'l Jtfv Southern Democratic friends down there greeted me in way which I shall never forget to mr dying day. The kindness, the warmth, the consideration, the order which tbey showed in welcoming any Northerner especially trom Massa eh user s. who would iro down there and aav to them a kind word who t J -11 1.. twa -' i s-"sx rascals or villains went to my heart. They asked me to say to you my faN Ivw citizens at tlie worm mat mey loiioht vou iu the war ; they believed that ihev were ritrht; that they fought yon as hard as they conld ; and when the war was done they frankly abant doned that they had fought for. They said we had whipped them ; we had conquered what we demanded during the war, and they were ready to give it no. Thev would light no longer, and all they asked was friendship and kindness. What ttiey deserve! rrom us at the North was mercy, tlie hand ... i I. .... .1 of kindness, good lenowsnip mm rotherly love. (Loud applause.) They want no more contest, no more blood: thev want merely io snaae muds, saying-We fought and now theght ie done, let us be friends. That is the feeling or rne mass oi me whole people I met at tne Bourn, i saw no unainuness, ou oui i w iuomB ndicatincunkindness towards auy ot tho neoole at the North. That they may be treated in decency and kindness they do ask, and that is what I pray of every one of you to labor. (Ap plause.) It is the thing, it seems to me, that we need here at the North as much as they need.it at tho South. All that they ask, and U that the Democratic party at the North seek to accomplish is, that we may be al lowed to come together 0ce more in peace and amity ; that this incubus of reconstructioii ntay be taken off the people; that these soldiers may be taken away f o n between us, and that we all of us once more may feel North as well as South, white nan aa well us black man the bene fits of Union under the old system of Government. Mr. Adams' retired, amid the great est enthusiasm and most tumultuous cheers. v Tint, Corruption I'l ran Drain kd.-v-The New York AW (Radical) has the, following editorial confession : ' "It begins to. luok as if the Demo crats wonld carry New Jersey. The Jersey Republicans in their alarm have been to the National Committee for monevL Thev have told them that their purse has been drained to save the three areat central States, -x . J ,u. ,!, mnoi nn linion linu bleed their millionaire candidate tor Governor." ... .. m Tiollina . VtJrfT 3i. cJ v . i ..u:. . Washington, Oct. 27, 1 decides that Uo'tcis. whose . linuoc aggregate $5,000, exhibit a ! wbolesile liquor sign. WHOLE NO 410 M i st a kk . The Raloigh Sentinel, speaking of the decline of trade in Peters bnrg, says: "Norfolk IsUc only plaee iu Virginia and North Carolina that seems to have risen to and exceeded its former prosperi ty The Sentinel is mistaken. Charlotte baa not aoly risen to its former prosperi ty, bat far exceeded it. We think there has been more new buildings erected here since the close of the war than io any otb r city or town Sonth- of ' Balliiaoro x aird the wholesale and retail trade of the place is Jtnost doable what it was before the war than in any other city or town South of Baltimore : and the wholesale and re tail trade of tbe place is almost double what it waa before the war, because oar merchants are offering great inducements to buyers, and paying toe highest prices for produce, considering the distance wa are from the seaboard. Besides, the pop ulation has largely increased. The country s unwinding Charlotte for 100 miles ia as good aa any in tbe world. The people are industrious and intelligent peaceable and law abiding, and as noble- hearted aa any on tbe face of the earth. Are we not justified in expecting that Char lotte, N. C, will soon become the largest and most prosperous city in the Sonth be tween Norfolk and New Orleans f We confidently and aincerely believe it. If the editors of the Sentinel had been in Charlotte ainee the Fall trade opeued they would believe it also. When we go from Charlotte to Raleigh we feel loneaome, because we do not see the same activity on the streets or in the stores. And if the Editors of the Sentinel could . aa t a ft If a a see tne nne iron rrom oauaing just erect ed in this city by R. Y. Mc Aden, Esq., they would stive ap, probably, that Tuck er Hall is not quite ap to it Charlotte Democrat. No Such Word as Fail. Every good Democrat is for the Constitution aud the Union, and tor Horatio Seymour aa President. Oar country is now groaning under Radical misrule and usurpation, sition among the nations of tbe earth and be a sorry spectacle of the failure of re publican government Unless the siama of the times are dc- deceiving, oar delivery Is near at band Encouragement meets aa on every side ; and notwithstanding the aid and comfort given to the enemy by false hearted "friends." the people stand firm. Let all true lovers of their country, and all who mm n 3 a. are in ravor or gooa government, giro their hearts and hands to the good cause, and resolve there shall be no ouch word as rxiL.N. Y. Express. Av Act to Prevent thk Sale of Intoxicatwo Liquors on thk Days or Elexthon. The general Assembly of North Carolina do enact ; Sec. 1. That no person or persons, shall give away in any public place, retail or sell except upon prescrip tion of a practicing physician, and for medical purposes, any intoxicat ing liquors at any time within twelve hours next preceding or succeeding any public , election or during tho holding thereof, et any place within five miles of any election preeinct. Sec. 2. That any perron or persons violating the provisions of this act shall be gnilty of a misdemeanor and punishable with a fine of not less than one hundred nor more than oue thousand dollars. Sec. 3. That this act shall take of fset from the date of its ratification. Ratified 19th day if August, 1868. Appeal fob the South. Bishop Atkinson of North Carolina, delivered a discourse Sunday morning at Trini ty ciraTdiTiirsM-of Po ple of the South, and particularly the suffering ministry. He selected hia text trom Matthew xvi.: 26 "For what is a man profited if he shall gain t 'ft whole world and lose hjs own soul P It was an indisputable fact that the clergy of the South since tlie late war have Buffered the most extreme poverty and privation. Mr nf tho wealthv tneii upon whom ABA.WV v. J f the churches relied mainly have been impoverished,, and thoso who had property remaining were obliged to leave the county op sacrifice all. The clergy had neither means to go away, if they were so disposed, or to support triimTr home.H related several uicuA . r - - orinicpal cases of destitution, he had .... j i - : . I. - nt. appeal in their behalf to the liberal ; 33-of ,h JNS AJrf? " trihution waS taken up. if. J . J' witneseti, anu cio uu ibh.." r 1 tnoUtion was taaeu p.- jrre.. J njis Sopt. 1. w-tw-tnL r - - a--. '44wk-a " " L a- " ' '". -. - ' - V 5r r v - r- - V - - - " f r ' '