7
The Burnt District.
In our remarks a few days ago on the
Burnt District, we are sorry that we '
should h, ,irn nn.. v
Wntim. 7:
c thought the structure and its adjoin
mg 0.1 main street, lair subjects ot ed soldiers followed. Davis seated him
criticism as they are in the most promi-i self upon the' grassy elope of the rampart
ncnt s.'erioti of the city. They will at- j and gazed inward, to the disgust of the
tract more attention than Stewart's mar 1 assembled crowd, who were anxior.a tor
. !!- !i;'!ac:c, Xuw York, or the Cathedral a distant glimpse of his feature. That
"atJtl.i t". Their Btyle of architecture is curiously important topic,. t'Jeff. Davis'
so !i: Kjiif uiid the arabesque work on health," was satisfactorily discnesed by
the ii.M.e .tjiiilding will rival the tin est the assemblage, and after twenty minutes
pn.uu ,:'.,!, of m-iderri or ancietit artists, patient gazing the crowd was relieved
' VVh t; iid, i(ve'cr, as wiiat we say from duty by Jeff, rising and walking to
now, j.i .nimr.l lv ooil feelinir and to a more remote portion of the ramparts
hui.'jou:, ,i)i w-'iitijt... that the first thing
irJnlVVI'ke TiloDorip f
the Australi r:.ir...i the hand tii at: :
threw" it
ur Paper.
There w e s'il a l'ev j-ersons in the
city who o i tv.kv the paper.
We
bone '!.'. . 1
.,-,!, will end us their.
nam . a e. 0 Monday we will is
sue .'.- A-.-kiv Banner, a ml on every
suetveili Aloiulav Tmom nfimr eout
try I'rit i. !.- wh-' tJio Weekly should
at ouce n-'i I ns their suioci iption, as in
a few da v.-. the mai's iil !- re establish-
.darnl . o,v will Ik. able to get it regn-
larly. ' v -v teim-i, fAeihe .1 lospjsctus, :
i(Ul!iS!!el in a 1 1 1 1 1 v r column.
"('lasting the Record.';
l.rt .mith wmpIt. Fkvi rnmiidtiifanf '
P j
the 12Sth Indiana will ruma'n here nti
der c niniaiid of Col. Packard. Capt. 13.
F. 1 J i ivcoe, the efHcient inustei'iti o.tHccr
' lias muttered out. at this post about seven
tboiisand and live hundred' officers and
men. The records have been closed at
headquarters.-'. The flaj; has been folded
aud carefully and sacredly placed away;
the fla stall' has been '.committed nto
iiruwood and, in plain words "the re
cords i.av been closed."
Gen. Cooper.
Brig. Gen. Cooper, of Tennessee, our
first military . commander at this Post,
says the Raleigh Progress, has been elec
ted to Congress, "without opposition.
This wethink is a mistake. Mr. May
nard is elected in General Cooper's Dis
trict, and the latter was riot a candidate..
The Cooper elected is Ed. Cooper, of
Shelbvville, Middle Tennessee and hence
the mistake.
Internal Revenue Laws.
Those persons who wish a copy of the
Internal Revenue Laws, can procure the
same at McNeely, Young & Co's., Jen
kins' Corner.
, More Falsehood.
It having been circulated in the coun
try, by evil and mischievous persoiis,
that Gov. llolden favored negro suffrage,
a number of worthy, loyal citizens, be
in;; in the citv yesterday, called on the
Governor, as v,'e learn, to hear a denial
of the malicious report from his own lips,
which denial of corse he promptly made,
'Neither Gov. llolden or the Standard
newspaper, bis ftntnediate organ, has ut-tered'-auy
thing favoring or looking tone
gro suffrage, but on the contrary both
are unqualih'ediy -committed against it.
These falsehoods are bur the continua
tion ot thu persecutions of last summer,
and are put in circulation by disloyal
persons fur the bassest of purposes. We
assure the loyal citizens of Wake, and of
the entirn state, that no in North Carolina
is, more unqualifiedly opposed to the ex
tension of the right of suffrage to tljo
blacks than Gov. Hofden. It isstrange
that loyal men should listen to such
falsehoods when uttered against gentle
men who have proven themselves so
true in the past. Progress.
i. I'roia Fortress Monroe.
A Fortress Monroe letter of the 9th
instant, says:
Quite a little flatter of excitement was
occasioned yesterday evening by Jeff.
Davis'appearing on the rampart of the
fort next to the main road of Old Point,
lie was plainly visible from this much-
frequented highway, and little knots
collected all along the wooden footway
which ekim the road. All stared with
open eyes on the groy-clad figure that
was tne observed of all observers. Major
vrenurai Miles was a mtle in advance of
" . 1 ! ' . I ... 1 . -
iv;iai xuwca way a niuo in auvauce or
prisoner, the officer of the guard for
hi prisoner, the officer of the gu;
the day, was at Jeff's, side, and tw
two arm
beyond tlie reach of outside .in cs.
BOUGHToF EE AT."
.
TAHMERS desiring 'this whea( for seed will ap-
- 1. ply ai once, or leav the money .and bucks wilh
Messrs. Lrawtord anil Laurens, where a sample can
be seen. Price $4 per bushel.
JOHN WASHINGTON.
Salislmrv. Anr. IS. 9uH7.19i
Charlotte Democrat two insertions, and send bill
10 u,,s umc'
.
CONDEMNED GOV'T,
STORES
N TUESDAY morning the 22 J inst I will ex-
pose at Public Sale at in v .Warehouse,
Thirty-four Hundred Pounds Hard
Bread. -
Sale to take place at 11 o'clock. Terms Cash.
J. F. IIUBElt,
Capt. & C. S.
Salisbury, Aug. 17, 1805. lt-72
W jSEL, JT rEO ED o
100 BUSHEL IRISH POTATOES
rIO BE ENT IN HAGS OR JJARRELS and
JL delivered to me here.
DAVID WHITAKER.
Ilowertou House.
Aug. 18, 4112
PRBSBYTERIAL .NOTICE.
SALISBURY, N. C, )
August -16th 1665. i
THE PRESBYTERY OFCONCORD, will hold
its ne$t regular rneetinij in Statesvillo, N. C. Com.
mencemg1 the 13ti of'September next, at 11 o'clock
A.M. '
, J. RUM PL El Slated Clerk.
. tf-72 -
Bacon and Corn Wanted.
1ClSH to purchase at once a hirge amount of
Bacon and Ccrn tor the North Carolina R. li.
Company, for which I will pay the highest market
price in Cash.
. Apply to me, or in iny absence to IVlcCubbins,
Foster Co.
THOS.J. FOSTER'
Purchasing Agent.
Salisbury. August 12,1805. Jin-65
Good News ! Good feews ! !
WH0LE8ALE& RETAIL
monbblyTyotng & -CO.
i'RE at their old fta'id Jenkin's corner. Old times
hav come ujiui.. , and they would inviio City and
Country Merchants to call and examine their stock of
Dry Goods. Clothing, Hats
and Caps, '
and a larae and general variety of GOODS of every
kind and description.
We receive from the Northern Markets the latest
styjes of goods '
WEEKLY BY EXPRESS.
U PRODUCE taken in exchange for gopdst
market prices. , '
McNEELY.1 YOUNG & CO.
3vvd70 ' Jenkin's Corner,.
McOubbins, Foster and Co.
'ARE opening a store at the ofd stand of Mur
phy & Co., arid are receiving consignments to
sell on Commission. They intend by the 20l1i
Spt. to have a large and general aasortment of
goods direct Oom New York. - lru.
Aug. 12 1865.
DR. WESBITT.
s
TILL PRACTICE MEDICINE, SURGERY
and Midwifery. ,Ql.r n
Salistury N.'C.. . June 22,1865 M-
PI! Mil! SALE
"MAJOR TOBIIER'S NEW STORE."
jusTarrived.
Hardware, ...
flutter u.
Y ' Crockett ,
I have also a grl aiHortrnent ofladie's and rai,
tleman's weariHJ "PpareU 8 rt"d ge""
Ms and Cap
Mr and Gaiters,
Handkerchiefs
Gloves,
Linens,
Domestics, , .
And other ancles for Use and oruaraent. They,
were all needfd by rny-wlf, from the first mar
ket of tha Eatrt.
J. C. TURNER,
V . Oowau'i Drick Row Main Hi.
August 8, 1JV;
. tf-63
IMPORTANT TO .HIRERS OF FREKDJIEX.
7 Notice.
WHEREA'- Alarge numlier of Fanners arp
tu mg avvay their colored help without any re
muneration for teir !ahorsiu raising (he clop of the
present seuson, thus leaving them without homes or
subsistence du i itiJ1'1 coining winter. 1 lake this
method to inform all interesied, thai as the croprais
ed has been dons by the haru labor of the colored
people, they am entitled to a support from the same
through the coming winu r. The Government will
not permit you (the farmers) to harvest anik sell the
lalior of the colored help, and make no provisions f n
their support. It id expected that the Planters wilr
make a full distribution of their crops, with t how; who
assited to raise and "enough to support them
rfnroiigh the comjng winter, without help troiii thf
Government. Any Planter or Farmer who mayor
have turned aval' their colored help, without com
plying with thealive, will He charged for their sup-
trict. for subsisttite.
Colored helnviB be held Resnonsilile for tliH ful
filment of their.oltracts.
CUAS. EMERY.
Capt. A Al
ist. Supt. of Freedmensi Uureati.
Salisbury, NC
Au. JSi, !Bb5. tf-70
HE Greesbori'iigh series of School Rooks, em
bracing Tuiers. Spelling Rooks, F-iNt, Second
and Third Uo;tr8, Pr'inary and School Ariihineiics,
Primary Gru'- atii) Grammar, itc, J" for
sale at the "jrNNK" Printing Office,
These boo'J have received the hearty approval
and adopt UiM) the ablesV and most successful-Teachers
in this Stae and liavi the additional cominenda
tion of being wrks of home 'production But inde
pendent of thl, tiiey are truly meritorious, aud
therefore desei.e extensive patronage.
Salisbury, Ag. 12. . tf-Cl) .
Main Street next to tin.
H0SRT0NH0USE.
MRS J. C.'RNCnOSS announce? tr th ladies
and Pub4 (1f S.ihslmry that she has opened
a store as abov, cnulaininsr an assortment of iVli'li
nery and othervdils Pa'jisols, Hats, Capes, Hut
tons, trimminn, head dresses &c. of llie latest
styles and fashins. . 32 tf-
CHMGS OF -TIME.
I . Comi'anv Shops, )
Au'uslOth lG.
ON AND -AFTER 0 25 p. in Sunday August
13th 1865. Ttrains will run until further orders
as follows :
I loWQ '
MAIL f GOING WEST ACCOMODATION.
Leave Raleigh ;.4() p. m Leave Ralei-jh f'.l'O a. in.
Gre'iisbVi.2.l7um " Cre'nsb'ro 12..r0p m
...4 i: i; . l , ft iiil
' Salisl.utiti45 "
Salisbury 5.00.
Arrive CharloiU 1110"
Arrive Charlotte 7.00. "n
C'IG EAST.
Leave Chariot t
Salisbury
Gre'nsb'n
Arrive Ralei
Mail Train c.
eih and Gastoi
and with the U
Newbern, M on-
Pt!)nm T.PMve Charlotte 5 35 am
S3'"' - Salisbury 9,00 " .
KM")" ' it Gre'nsb'ro 1.05pm
531 am .Arrive Raleigh-7.30
ai':ts East and West with the Ral-
l'm tor V elersburg and tne ioriu,
5 M il'turv Railroad lor Goidesboro,
Ff'1 City and VVilininsrtou.
Freight Tram
lotte 6.UU a. in t
The mail Trai
rrpps are notified
"ives .Ualeifrh at 11. 00 a. m. Char-
i'l'piiiff at Shoos over nisht.
1 wily will run on Sunday. Passen-
Procure tinl?Bf'. hnforp ellteiillfr
the Train as M
. .' -..w....., - - a
j'tiunal fare will be. collected.
E, WILKES.
Eng. fc fc?up't.
(tf-67)
IlE.ll) QURS. 1st DIV. 23d A. C. j
Saiifurp, N. C. Au2 16th 18C5. S
J
Special Ordes
No., 15.
extract V
i
v . n iflra C ..l.I.l.t.i In kpII nr
i. eive osotr articles of citizens clotltins. All
violations ot iii''r win oe pri-mpuy punu.
By Command of
. COL. PARISH.
Henry A. H. Capt. & A- A. G .
CONCORD FEMALE
THE EXERCISES of THIS In
stitution will be resumed on the first Monday o
September. .
Tt-tK PDTOP f riAinn ...
"JWjao ouaku wn be 15,00 net
?i0 no Ttpr Ce Tukion wiU b at ratePo
l '" ui
Jxtra-charges will bo made for Music! Freucl
and Drawing. '
n i .
x-acu boarder will famish her own-lights am
towels, am . kr a na; c i n n-
rm ' ' f" wi.ouccus mm pitiow eases
1 he greatest possible indulgence will be nven
patrons.
Address j. M. CALD1VELL.
Salisbury July 24, pd-lm-GL
'li
I -
COMMISSION MERCHANT
3L J-J
Dealer In Merchandise.
TT"OULD infom his friends and the public, t 5; t
? he is now receiving the foKowiuv art; ''e,
which will, be sold low for cash, or exchangee ;r
produce. -
spun Cotton assorted, No. 8, 9, 10, 1 1 & 12.
Brown and Bleached shir'ing. -Calicofes.
Linen, silk, & Cotton Handkerchief!'.
Shoes, Ladie's &, Gents.
Hosiery,
Hats Black & Drab.
Suspenders.
Irish Linen, x
(Shirt Collars & JJosoms.
Coats-Spool Thread .
Flax do.
"-LmonFaTsoTtecn
llonp Skirts.
Black Braid .
Imn.
Nails. " '
Tobacco, Siiu'r& Cigars.
Flour in Barrels o Sucks &c.-itc.
Salisbury, July 2.j, 18C5. Iy-(i3 .
IHTH OABQU.NA R. Rn
S TATusviLLE, N. C. , July. 23. 18G5.
rPIIE Annual Meetiuj of the Stockholders of the
1, u estern JNoriri Carolina Railroad Company wjl.L
be held i n the town of Newton, on Thursday 'the
Slsidayof August next .
All Stockholders, unless belonsriner to the "exeeot-
ed classes," who take the amnesty oath required by
the Presi lent of the. United Stires. can vote and take
parlin the meetiiifr." . F. Sl.MONTON,
Secretary aud Treasury.
Jn!v3l, 18G5-S01-G3
IlPIJISt-
KOPKIMS, : HULL & ATCHIS0M.
Importers and Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic
M). 258 BALTIMORE St.
Oposite Hanover St.
5a.ltim.oro, ;
A
SK their old friends and Merchants generally
lo callJind examine ineir siociv.
. ...... .1.
July 9, 18B5. lmp.a-1.4
The Daily Raleigli Progress
F
17011 sale at the POST OFFICE, by
. .MOStiS A.S.Mli u
Salisbury. July 1, 1805 , '
.STILES KENNEDY, M. D.
OFFICE NO. 5, MANSION HOUSE,
SALISBURY SOUTH CAROLINA.
June 15, 1865.
GREEK, LAT12T, FRENCH AND
ENGLISH.
.. .1 a o.irl wishes to
- The advertiser teacpes .me uuo - - - -
cation at Marion. rs.C., hr ne
any pa,V In w.-l of his service m ad
Meroney, Esq. Salisbury, who wmexmui.
n,a)8 and arrange terms. . G j.qjq PADISON
August '65. "
liihlUI BROWS
W58TEBJ1 Hi