Carolina Watchman

              is^cl <%( <§■#- * www m?%f i ' < m?ww ji 4 w1h1 w salisbury n c april 19 1s72 vol iii third series no 31 whole no s21 iiroliim ll'attijman publisubd v.t.kkj.v bt j i b itrx er editor and proprietor it 1tes of m iii ic i i'i ion 0 se •) ra i ; ible in advau-e 2.50 . months -- l * 5fl i 1 "' ___________ m uum ■■ iiiimwht feesh iajjdkn seeds jus1 received a t lllll p mwl & cos r j rug store t including some do [ • . ities ■• pigs do nol grow of i ui can :;..••.! \ e ral i h be i aiscd i ioi or old - appreciating -. have pjuired no pah s to procure fresh and reliallt seed i v . .- can cons ieiitiuusly commend to \\ ,. -.,,,-• ;.| rail special attention to the german wax bean |. - in i f i desirable kind the i ouuito ii'-u eurpa_ses all others in i ■ itrcescs king of earlics is now the lrj.,1 iv | a i t<>0 !.:.- ln-1 to the • • . rai r send for a < lardeu mani:;tl .-. i.l order ; hen buy ol ,. • m a co nil vou will ii"t be disap •■ i ui the n->iilt tiieo p k 1.1 ttz & co i>i iil-m-i-i and seed dealers salisbury n ('. i s we wil i iost t on l -.-. 1 lered lit mail 20:tf family groceries john a hall i slur lira of 1 ii wrblo on m rei l.i rtcd stock . iih jroeeri . .-■ nsisi in nf coffee sttf/ar teas molasses salt rice imcox _..<___->, confectionaries i * yetables fruits ac ac i hot iitcs far i ash ami count ry i ii invites all to .-.: ; i and examine nods \. iii 1 1 1n ii h nol a large in - maj be found elscw here arc nol rior in quality and will be _< d low keb ra ra 24::im r ! c h ffl o ft d york river railroad 1 — — — id shippers ami the trrrcllinr l di 1 l y lu weekly line between ricli ■■■,-■'. i'hi ul yhia new ) nil and boston on ! all points th ami east west und x nil in f passenger train ' f-'^ives li . nn tues-avs thursdays s titrdays at i p m , ' , ptii g -. tl steamer ' state of virginia cut l w freem \\. ■' thi abo nt ti points iiehing at the river landings and arriving a baltimore on ti following morning iu ■ •■ i couueel vi ith • : aius xorth and v t . riirough tick ts aud ll tgj %, , be ked to ill p mills s t 33 _-_. 2vi __: i '-• avi _ |) ;■;, ; o i)jj i gbi street mondays wednesdays and fridays at 1 p m.a _ r j j . .,; .- i ; u - e lock tl - ug mon to all /" 3a a n 3s : 1 nn richmond to baltimore $ j 00 ' ' '•' ipb'ta 7 ii."i | bichuioiid t n'mv vork lu 50 1 to !>..-• i 2o ; id to ii ist n by sound 1 1 ', i \ .. wm x gragg sura ben fosteil gen'i .\_-.. no wl / •• haiti tors i l taylor ticket & freight act i '. va ■ n ii hon ::: iss trav lib __ at i i.and deeds trustee deeds commissioner's deeds sheriff i deeds chattle mortgages t for sale al thi oflie - wh.-re tl y will continue to sell flour meal frt*sh aleuts bacon lard butter kegs coffee teas sugar salt pickles mo lasses era . together with a large and varied stock of household and ia necessities ; : v.iir country produce to price & bro 7:tq a m si'i.i.ivan .!. 1 lioivax new opening 1 a he undersigned having associated them selves in business under the firm name of a m sullivan co it a v ;: opened in li j holmes new build ling next door to tho hardware store ii be pleased to meet old and new friends they have a inagnifii-eiil room — the largest and best iii town — aud a xiargo __• splezxciicl stock of goods ctomtrisixg a geueral assortment hard ware excepted and will gnarrantee is l r io.l bargains as can be sold by any house in the south tbey will deal heavily in r series and country pioducc buying and sel - ite all who wish either to buy or ell to call ra a il sullivan & co jan.-24th 1872 i9:tf save your wheat & gals import ant notice to farmers an imp irtant discovery to prevent rust in wheat and oats if the directions are careful ly followed and the crop is injured by rust the money will be eh-erfully refunded all i ask s a trial prepared and for sale on at j li enniss 1 u store july 7 tf s ilisliury ! triumphant 17 gold & silver medals i 117 ere awarded lo has m stieff 1 *> for the best pianos oyer 1-1 different makers ol new york baltimore and boston . ■ manufacturers i office and stew warerooms so 9 x liberty st ualtimoro m the stiejqts pianos contain all tlie latest im , provomenti to be found in » first-class piano j with additional improvements of his own in vention not to be in nn.l in oilier instrument tlie tone touch and finish of t!i ir instruments cannot bq excelled by any manufactured a large assortment of second itar.'l pianos always on hand from i*-7o to 50oo parlor aiid church organ some 20 difierent ' btyles on hand from s-juand howard . send for illustrated catalogues containing names of over loflfl southerners 500 of which are virginians who have bought th*8tiefl piano since the < o-p ofthe war 22:40t 1 allen brown a pent salisbury n c ™***_ a i s i white goods emhroidries c imi'ortkhs mam i a i i l:kl;s _ jobbeits lll).\\et.tiilillii\li,\ei'k wil sash ribbons velvet ribbons neck ties bonnet silks satins velvets and crapes flowers feathers ornaments frames _.. stkaw bonnets and ladies and children's hats trimmed ami l'kthimmed and in connecting warerooms white joods linens embroideries lacks nets collars skits 1 andkehciiiei-'s veiling head xets c itec nos 237 and 229 baltimore street jtiattitnore uii these goods are manufactured by us ur l...i!_ln for cash directly from the european iiu.l american manufacturers embracing 11 the latcsl novelties unequalled in variety iin.l cheapness in any market orders filled v iiii care promptness and despatch 23:2ni:p if l i dim commission merchant rock hill s c oolicito shipments of flora meal wheat i ' corn aud i ra to lu sold on uounni.ss.ion those having products to a should corres pond with me and obtain market prices a1 l.'.-.-k hill which can generally be done in 1 hours reference john !. shaver esq mr 1.0 white salisbury dec 1,1-71 1 l:3m:pd clover and grass seeds fiiesh and it barest prices at theo p klittz & go's on 1 drug store k w price t.j price price & ero r_3¥5 stiffly 80 their family grocery store to jenkins corner the tribune a weekly illustrated campaign eabbr of the above title will be edited and published by the undersigned on and after the 2d tuesday iu may next in support of the liberal republican and conservative cause of the state and nf the whole country the tribune will advocate reunion and reform the one-term presidential principle and all the important subjects heretofore announced in the watchman viz : universal amnesty — public schools — immediate resump tion of specie payments — au act of congress recognizing our homestead law — the abolition of the whole internal revenue system — the funding of the national debt in 4 per cent long bonds — the greatest possible protection against monopolists — ♦ rigid economy in every department of the state and nation al governments complete reform ofthe public service in all branches both state and national and the elevation of none but honcsl and capable men to oihcc — the equitable compromise of the old debt of the state and the entire repudiation of the new — the organization of a commission to be paid from the state treasury in aid of immigration — uncompromising hos • tility ti all secret political organizations of whatever name or character — the division of the state into two judicial districts c c c the tribune will give all thieving carpet baggers leave to quit nothing of a personal character shall appear in the columns of the tribune editorially or otherwise that cannot be sub stantially proved by either recorded or living evidence the canvass will continue six months the tribune will be published at the following cheap rates : — for single copies - 1 00 club rates il for ten copies - - - - 9 00 " fifteen copies - - - 13 00 " twenty " - - _• iti ik " thirty " - - 23 00 « forty ".---_ 30 00 " fifty « - - - - 38 00 " seventy-live copies - - 50 00 " one hundred " . - - - go 00 jj@°lnvariably cash in advance it is confidently expected that 50,000 copies will be sub scribed for subscribers may send money in post-office orders or in registered letters at editor's risk jggr'iy ilher travelling nor local agents will be employed b3_t"the tribune will be unsurpassed as an advertising medium jl h helper salisbury x c april 8th 1872 johii pool amd w w holden in their hancinc and killinc phocramme john pool i ili.l.o-n mr lindsay of my section ol the state is t uiiiu of undoubted courage aral capable of any desperate resolve even unto piracy indeed he did eoinmil a daring acl of piracy during the war and was saved from punishment therefor only through mv influ ence who will pi.-k up from the county in which he lives sixty ur one hundred men equally as daring as himself none of whom will give you any trouble ; and should gov graham gov vance or any other man arrested by him und nuke resistance he will kill them or they will in lost iii albemarle sound we must sustain our party at all hazards governor the best way tn do this i to rid the state of its 1 si citi zens sail out with your freight mr lindsay question — please stiite what was your inference from the language of mr pool before his plan met with disfavor of the character and antece dents of lindsay i ansicer — 1 thought lindsay wonder if this lindsay is the daniel mcdonald lindsay of perquimans county now spoken of for congress in the 1st district •• 1 determined villain capable of taking life at the instance of a superior without question f drew the inference from mr pool's statement and that was my reason for denouncing it as infamous 1 richard ('. badger's testimony before tlie pool-holden-kirk war in vestigating committee j sean carroic — gov hidden josiah turner jr editor of the senti nel must be arrested sir and to make the arrest a humiliating as pos sible sir it ii.usi be done by negro soldiers sir •• the stealings and villainy of our party must never l.e disclosed there fore any man who will assassinate josiah turner jr editor ofthe sen tinel shall receive a full pardon therefor in less than twenty-four hours gen estes carpet-bagger and late defaulting int rev collector for the 3d x c district gov holdctt — col kirk arrest josiah turner jr hon john kerr dr roan and any other person you may see tit i they do not confess that they are ku klu.v hang them up by the neck till they do so confess . c ii e a p su ( i a ii from coe x the davenport iowa gazette savs a resident of that city has uiade a discov ery whereby sugar can be produced from corn and afforded tothe purchas er at ?>\ cents per pound jt says some effect of chemicals upon the potato led him to believe that sugar might be obtained from this esculent and he commenced experimenting with that end in view he found the sugar in it ami also found that its produc tion from that source could not be made profitable he went to work with ern and so devotedly that he became very poor consuming his means until he used up everything but his little home stead one of out eitizrai stepped in told him to go on and held him up re cently he made his discovery and made it known to his friends ir is sugar that will be in demand by con fectioners wine-makers and brewers but will not be popular for table use until after further experimentfng this discovery will doubtless work a revo lution iti the use of sweetening in those occupations with corn at forty cents a bushel this sugar can b delivered to purchasers af the factory for three and a half cents per pound white corn is better than yellow in this busi ness because there is no color to be removed beauties of radical rule lost bills tee raleigh sentinel says : i p to the coining of the carpet-bag gers in ii t thing as loosing a bill after il had been regularly passed by the legisla ture was never heard of the last legislature passed an ac abolishing the code commission the main feature of the act was that it stop ped the pay of judge tourgee judge rodman and victor c barringer who received e"2,4u0 each year this bill was luet and io traces of it could ever be found agaiu a mil concerning the eastern division of the western north carolina railroad was passed allowing a morrgage 1 the property and franchises of tlie ioitd to be made mr wooafia drew a mortgage under the act a number of persons can swear to tin passage ofthe act yei it cannot bo found another biii is missing senator rob bins ef rowan drew and had passed a bill making the keeper or ihe capitol the keeper of weights and measuies senator robbins and others can testify to the pas sage of the bill this bi.l cannot be found and gov caldwell appoints his private secretary j b neatberiy keeper of weights and measures we mention these things that the peo ple tui*rht ra'e to what extent the public morals have been corrupted by our car pot bug invader liberty on dent train says how can any one fur a moment calculate on gen grant's re-election i see the changes of an hour isabella pitched out of spain the pope out of italy ; napoleon owt of france tycoon makes way for ihe mikado in japan tweed drops like a lump of naud out of tammany fiek shot like a dog anil now gould yester day the king ol a thousand miles of rail sitting on an unpty beer barrel in the back yard of the opera house contemplat ing the ruins of ancient rome how can corruption fraud lying hypocrisy nepotism poker and whitky hope to force with a five-twenty in one hand and a boyonet in the other the entire dent family down the starving throats of tue america people ;' .^^ — - — — the bill establishing another federal district in this state has passed the house of representative's and we suppose there is no doubt but that it will be favorably considered by tin senate a few years ago a federal court was scarcely heard nf in the state but now wc suppose two districts are necessary for ihis state federal encroachments and usurnati ms arc swallowing up everything — i ii n sentinel lewis v.'ithe.r?poon ef cataw ba c ranty who turned state's evidence before jndge bond's a klux court in raleigh lasl fall has gone hopelessly insaw and is now an inmate of the asylum at raleigh so says the charlotte despatch the radicals of montgomery county at iheir recent convention adopted a resolu tion declaring that they would support no man for office who has been shown to have been gnilty of fraud or corruption whereupon hon 0 11 dockery was re commended for governor instead of mars tod upon the ground wc suppose that the former ha not yet been caught steal ing while the latter has — robt son un in winston and salem two towns in one with a population of 0u0 there is not a single jew notwithstanding this fact there is not a pi ice west of raleigh with the exception of charlotte that does more business — winston sentinel huge win a louse esq , of da vie county presented us this wc;k a to bacco leaf measuring 20 inches broad and and 34 inches long davio is one of the best tobacco counties in the state and no one in the county knows bra ter how toj raise and manage it than mr clousc and he always gets tbe highest prices winstan sentinel a negro man named ran martin in duncans creek township was waylayed md hot by two thers y'ork lattimore j rry , tuesday last two of the murderers were imprisoned thurs day.—7 _ ( ine brother threw a poker to anothe iii pittsburg pa when i accidently struck an iufanl on the head scattering the brain and killing it deferred articles hii.pkrbaxi — a most desperate bor der ruffian of this name who has ior years kept the people along the border or mis souri in terror • who has murdered and plundered with impunity in defiance of the state by whose authorities he was outlawed finding l*e wa about to ba be trayed and would probably be captured attempted to ernes the countiry and tako up abode in western kentucky while passing through imnckuey ville iii with his six children and fire companions they got drunk became noisy and threatened to clean out the town uilderband be came separated from hi companions and was arrested though heavily armed he mbsequently at'ncked the officer with a knife lie had in his sleeve indicted a ter rible wound ; but the officer rallied aud shot him through the breast killing him instantly ii is name and character was not known until given hy his children after his death a new paper in slatesville — we invite attention to the prospectus of the uew paper to be started in statesville under title of " the intelligencer we doubt not messrs waight & joints both of whom we believe have had some expe rience in journalism will make a paper creditable tu themselves and worthy pub lic patronage it is to be conservative in politics — on the side of the people as against radical oppression for the watchman sam — jim say do you comprehend de situation uf tlie republican party ? jim — well 1 don't know : aiut it founded on principles of quality ? sam — l'i ineiples ! dey aim in the ques tion you ec what i mean is it is a sort of white warp and black fillin de white folks is do warp and deyjtut weave in de niger for fillin jim — den can you tell me de com plexion of de party from dat make up f sam — well i don kuow aiut it a gray . jim — no you blockhead you : its a steal mix \ — and jim spread his fingers made a grab at au imaginary bundle of bonds or greenbacks thrust bis band low in his bleacher pocket and vamoosed the liberal movement in new york the n y world of saturday says : first the new york call is to fol lowed op with spirit aud vigor by a mass meeting of liberal republicans in thegrea hall of the cooper inst t next friday even ing li will b ii .>!" the most inliuential meetings ever held in this country the liberal republicans f this stat are n mere corporal's guard they comprise the whole fen to j wing of the party aud we un derstand that senator featon -- i i r l -- no re sponsibility in connection with this move ment his followers were defeated in the syracuse stale convention last fall only by custom-house promises and bribes they will stand by iiim and mr greeley in for warding th cincinnati movement : and in combination with the democratic party they will carry the state against gram next fall by at i ast a hundred thousand majority and triv iis thirty-two presidential electors to the noinineesuf the cincinnati convention this cooper institute meeting would be a powerful demonstration without auy outside speakers : but we understand that senators sefaurz itod trumbull have promised t b present and address it wbich will lift it to imposing national importance second senator summer's friends think that within the ensuing few dav he will publicly commit himself to the cincinnati movement he wil hold fast to his darling crotchet of full near equality and give i it proinint at place in bis manifesto ; but tin political equality .•!' the colored ra«e being now conceded ! is stiffness ou that point can not embarrass !■'"• movement even in tbe estimation of demi crats third the liberal republicans in many uf au states have begun t move with ac tivity and zeal a making up strong ii.-;*-i*a tj.,1 ra cincinnati the '!'••_. is rail just issued is a gned i.y almost ever prominent republican in the state the great conven tion of eolored citizens to 1 held in new orleans next v ■ • . ty ie expected to in dorse tbe cincinnati i 0 centiou illinois and ohi are j iring to e i ••_ lega tions ivi.ii-m ... nrav jersey are ' mot ing and aff r i • ; •■ ei giv 1 en by the greal c ;• ■ institute :.-.- • next friday •-•>-■ ra i ie acl ray nl th l be ral republican will j all th states the baltimore gazetti says the friends of genera abbott now seem t have discovred another phase in li ease ni assert very positively that if tlu eon test in the senate does not r — iilt in tin seating of abbott the seal will be declared vacant fori i_*elain ed notwithstanding the fact that.gen cral ransom now 1...1 <-. eertincateof election from the governor of north carolina the senate of the • oited states will not accept ransom's cre dentials on the ground as they say that the senate has not declared a vacancy and that ransom should lav been e lected inotherw rds he has no claim and the senate will so treat the case this they claim will be clearly shown during the debate next week on theother hand it is argued thai the senate i.ra n > authority to declar - the seat vacant that this vaeaocywa by the operation of thet onstitutionand the law an i it was for tii legislature of north ( at-'ii to take the notioe ot the vacancv without refi - i what might have been 01 may be done by the i'nitr-.l stal ?< ate