Old North State

              the old north state porevere gaston salisbulty n c thursday november 5 1868 lwiiole no 418 lviacyzi li poueiga : tiri vi ■ mi li i - .- . ■■ london quarterly revue des deux les unlink quarterly lo ntion sooiety north i'i ii li oleic *!■ paul's popular science lire curillltll matin utr saturday review vrasor's slagatlnc westminster beoiew lelnuri ilmtr chamber's journal tempi bar art journal london it it w cotuomoorary review christian socit ty all the'year bound dublin ilversiiy mnemil nt's miii/arine "!■.' ri . wi iiava iilici srrsngod to ■ solect ri a llie kraueb gorman ntinetil ■ porludloals translated sap i ha olecti ml i i-i !.. variety nd yalut ,; i ■., number il einbeillahi ! with ill ul morel ■■ n ■ - t'lm-ravlngs portraits ol • lnentnien,orlllua trativa f important lilstorioal evuais splendid premiums for 1808 v rr new tubaorlbor to tho eolootlo iw>h paying 5ft ill a'dvunci will reeeive either of thu i'olluwiiik beautiful chromo oil paintings basket of peaches size 9 x 11 1 el nd nut cra.ckers s '•.- ■ \ 8 the abo»a ar exact copies f orlglual oil paint im ill nro executed .. i :_ co iiituehigli eststrle ofthe art or.inplaoi m'them wo will aeud either of mr pine steel kttigriivlngs washington al valley forge ttetura from market sunday more fair l-'or two aabsoribers and 10,00 we will send tin i beautiful cbrorao i'eultry life slse b 1-3 x k : b'ar three nabucribere and 1&.00 a copy of , webster's national pictorial dict'-onary on veto of 1,*m paf-ea containing over 600 pic toriil dlustratieun price 6.00 or a copy of rosa lloaheiii's celebrated piece shetland ponies size 8 1*9 - 13 1-3 terms af the eclectic : single rojiies 45 cts one ropy one year tfi.00 sue ooplbs oue year t'j 00 fire copies one year t'jo.oo w rr bidwell 7t 5 beekman st new york ' eiitish periodicals th london quarterly review con tjorvative thcfainbnrt rf whig tht westminster review lrii_ic»l the north british review chore lacku>o»avs edinburgh magazine m""'e f'the uy than can be obtaiuedfrom by.tter..ur«.rmsforl868 vn ravlnwa 4.00per»nnum fer any aa aftlia l.t-uews »*■ e fm anv tw f the reviews 7.00 t'o a three of th reviews 0.00 i 11 f.ur.f the reviews 13-00 _ or llt«.-twoeil's km,n,e i"z •• vir hlao-wood ad one renew 7.00 lor blaokwow a.d any tw " '»''»„_„, .. f.ruburtw.od'and'ihre of uie ,, k.r buekwiod n'd'tba four be clubs i ameaunt f twenty per cent will be allowed to ( lubt • snr or more persons thus lour copies of b a kwood or of one review will be sent to one a i f«r tl3.8 tour copies ofthe lour re tfew ta blaokwoo for * 18.00 and ao on postage p.harrlberaahonld prepay by the quarter at the ffloi of delivery the postage to any part nf tl e oirtadrttatea l two cknth c number this rate obl-rappllestoonrrentaubboriptlona forbaoknum buri lie p»<ak is double premiums to new suosorm /■■- _ habaorlbsrs may obtain hack number at the foi lowing redueed rates vie u,.j to ileiem ht^'ho^tclure^.^tnn:^,r5an:.h,;tlew..rt,..ia rbe ih67 c"-l,1,«4 ,„ december ih*>7 inclusive l>0 - '• .-,,.,,, i,h-ribera nordlaoount i prices i back number can llrect n « i ' *'' . 1 , , ... •, m ii-d scott put 140 fulton sl , n f tk u *• pl'b ('°" lm pnbllbl1 tn6 farmer's guide woo : — 15 h moore attorney and counsellor at lav — anu i.tcitob in btnkbi'ftol 1l\;inaton v €. t - 1 1 t**«f*lr*.i*'__s_____s__»fc«l_«___s____»____^______s__sss emigrants cominq i ni hi in r oviiu davie on i , liedell catawba stimly meeklon ! bin-j e us ihe c no title to tu given u iionev is paid five per ei-ni uoimuisslouh ohttl'g • on all sale sell hail v • lands and 1 ne ri ni.-iiiid'i will be worth double and these thrilty jorscy farmers will develope our coun ' try send us descriptions of property with prices f'c inquiries promptly answered john 11 knniss salisbury n.l af cut f»r vim byoketi nun jeney band gene n li mold mines and other miueiiil pio perlles xnld hy special contract j.u.k suilford land agencylt nokth carolina 1 ian dhoi rs who wish to sell li,'n . ul oi mineral lands water powers mills men lots or ileal estate ot any kind will find it to their advantage to place their property in our bauds i r n.le in e have great facilities for procuring pur chasers for all such property for information address jnu h qretter general ae it greensboro n c deo 2 18(17 ly tl^rln^t^im for sai.k ry virtue of a decree of the probate court of rowan county will be sold at tlie court-house door in salisbury on tuesday the kith day i of november live hundred and ninety-five ' acres of laud belonging to the estate of li w griffith dec'd said lands are situated in the western part of the county within two miles of the depot at rowan mills nud are very valuable a further description of them is thoiigtit lo be unnecessary as they have beeu advertised before — terms made known ou the day of sale z gkiffit1i a.lmr oct 1st 1808 w39:0t pu iftmw i an guano anli all other kinds ot ' , l ksu including the different phosphate plas ter aud lime k.-pt constantly on hand a very low prices our farmers will do well to call on us at once and get their fertilizers be fore ordering and buying elsewhere we will take flour or wheat al the mark e price iu exchange springs hutchison & co no 1 cowan's prick row salisbury aug 28 5tw haag & smith's patent water wheel the undersigned having accepted the agency for the above named wheel would call the attention of the proprietors of mills factories e c to the many advantages they would derive from using it it is well adaptedt to all purposes for which a water wheel is used the small space it occupies and the velocity of its motion are attract ive features it requires but a small amount of hearing ice does tot affect it works as well on horizontal as vertical shaft suit able to any locality not affected by back water it is simple cheap and durable one of the wheels can be seen iu operation at foard tatuni & co's mill on south yadkin river i have been in the mill wright business for 25 years and consider this by far the best whell i have ever yet met with this wheel costs from 15 to 275 according to size for further particulars address me at je rusalem davie co n c richard t nl'tt sep 10 1868 4tw-36 ya r br 0 u gfth ots ¥, fa yetteville street haleigh n c the proprietor in returning his y -', thanks to tbe ...>•>• "•■* juvuu for the liberal patronage extended tonlm during his connec tion with this hotel takes ocension to assure them that no effort or expense will be spared to retain the present reputation oflhe i lot el as one ofthe very best iu the south he is happy to announce that the full in the price of supplies euables him to reduce the irice to three dollars per day to citizens coming in to spend a week or 1 more he will still make a greater reduction ' tie is prepared to furnish board without rooms at very low rates lie hopes tohave the pleasure of welcoinlug to the yarbrnugh house his old customers ind many new friends j m blair know and believe imia'l g li poulson & cos drug store is the cheapest phi to buy drugs and medi ■ - s in this section of north caroli • nu try t .: i •' \\ y vrr oi j stand " may 7 tt salisbury n c j£mj'j9k r<<__j "»."& twlmu a first class mil i i'-r ' anted totake i irge i a fiiist class mill situal ■ 1 in .. davidson county address a 0 wharton cieuiuion nil .','. c sept |, iw w tw-jm 40 years before the public none genuine e'ce-.t those bearing this business mark the southern hepatic piijls that nbl long known and well tried renieilij for all bilious diseases caused by a diseased liver j ... i the following cert iti en irs lintti person il llie higliei-t respnotnbiljty.a^s l.i kk com plaint rkv dk 0 k in i ms aug 23d 1802 siiys " i nave derived great btinjitavom tin se pills and lmve known iniiny liunilier nml in dividuala who lmve lound lliem very liemlieiiil i ml i lmve also known physicians in excellent standing lo recommend them to llieir patients i'nr nil diseases arising from disorders ol llie liver i believe they are the best ineilieine of fered to the publio ' rkv john w l'orrr.it snow hill n c jauuary5 ksti.'i i nys : for twelve years i was it groat snlliier my liver was diseased i inst my fle*h and bti'ength nnd my skin seemed changed in its oolor by the bile with whieh my system was overcharged i became i sulijoct to frequent nnd violent nttiu ks ol bil ious cbolio every atluek leaving me weaker than its predecessor the physicians had been able to patch tne 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 i'i little at length 1 yielded lo the ear nest persuasion of a fiien.l and commenced taking tin hepatic pills with no confi dence in lliem they neted like ti charm ou me from that hour i have improved i have pi'ipeve eil iu their use until now by goil's . blessing i ant well and heaity i had a negro man who as 1 believe was saved horn death by a nose of these i'ills my doctor's bill was [ annually irom 100 lo 200 but i havo hud j no use im a physician since 1 can coi fidentjy [ s d v.ii.i,.i.-k esq pi i tv-i.t of the wil mington a weldon rail komi » aug 30 l862 t says ' ll has been said that dyspepsia is onr national disease however this may be it caused me long ami severe suffering provi i ileiitiallv a friend furnished me with a lew box es of the ' il-patio pills an.l the use of them \ has perfected a cute lu ray family they have j been used frequently with eminent success | anion my acquaintances many eases origina ting from diseased liver have been relieved and cured by them i regard them an invaluable medicine ami take pleasure in forwarding this i voluntary tribute a w d taylor esq petersburg va jan 12 1859 says in the spring ol 1858 1 was attacked with dyspepsia to such un ex tent that all my food ol every description dis agreed with me i was swollen so i had to loosen my clothes and night alter nighl i could get no sleep i tried one or two physicians and took a good deal of medicine but found no relief i purchased ore box ol the south ern hepatic pills and the 1'nsl dose i look 1 felt relieved and continued until 1 took tht whole box 1 am now entirely well and ea heartily and never have been attacked since i can bttfely recommend these pills to the dys peptic ami the community at huge they can he sent to any point in the united stale bv mail or express price for one box ssoentt dni.$».m-h«lforoij l0-one grow i8 three grow b0 ki re orom ».»• the i-.i.-n muni eiiht ncoompany tlm order for the mell dne or it will be seot 0 0 d or en ehould be idilron ,.,! 0 o w dkkmb no in south oaiboun ikkkt ii.i i ii me ml here they will be promptly attended ». for ili-se medlclnei ii "'• ii reepeelehle dru-jgl.ti everywhere nil on all the li-uciii-i i bilujoar , john 11 bnn16s ririiitki.l bpeolal aten lfliwatwlj clemmons stage wive warsaw o fuycu-'vilie leave wursaw for fnyett sville daily ex cept sunday tlm|ugh tickets from wil mington to fnyett ville .*(>. through tick ets t'roiii weldon via warsaw t l-'ay.-t.c ville 10 through tickets from golds boro ia warsaw to i iiycltcville 0 chin l(»f(e o wadesboro leave charlotte via monroe for wades boro tuesday thursday and staturday leave wiidesboro suiiilay wednesday and friday after the arrival of the wihning ! ton oh trlotto tc rutin ford singe moirbvllui o s'iiili ro leave morrisvillu for plttslioro monday wodnesday and friday return nexl days clciumous ilccummudaioii i i e uot ween salem and high point n ('., fare on dollar e t clemmons l lllriletur , 7 ihiih w - tw j iii 1 liu ll r bessexnt d d 8 _£____!_-< put3_l at thu bo den house seiil j_:lf sauuuuhy n 0 1 the old north state ftri weekly j p rates op subscription fs lie it lis oa8h in ad van lit tli weekly one yenr sfi.00 mix months 0,00 weekly watch mill and k0t.th st/.t due copy hue vein h3.00 •• f months lf'11 a orosam on tho paper indioatestlie expiration of tiie aiilmcrlptlon tho type on tvhloh the ii.i nortb statu is pri n toil ia entirely new no pn im will im spared to iiiulii'it ii well i'ine visitor to every family iii inter tu il tint e have mi i^'-'i tlieaervloes ol nmi'iuel aocompllshcd llterarv ooutrlbutors advertising bates tijansikn'f kates kor oil porlodaleaa than one mouth line si|iiiire first insertion fi.no ku ii k.il.hpf*iient insertion mi contract rateb for periods ol one to fotu months i mo | '.' mo | 1 mo | i mo i b ll llsi'iuik 15.00 i 8 60 il'-'lio i jti no i *'.'•. nn ' 1 u,.i iinis 7.60 i 13.00 i on | i 10 i 37.00 3 sgt'ahrfl lo no li nn 31,00 sfiflo i-ino i sot auks l'2 no i is eu 33.011*1 9800 t7(ki gi in em 13.00 1(1,00 34.00 30.00 h kt-ll n u.r cm 30,00 | 37,00 83.00 i ttsci'l 44 00 3 .'!■ in in 25,00 | 88.00 i 4(l.(iu 46,00 wind iinii'ii 30.001 43,001 63,001 60,00 1 7ikhi i spain i progress of r it k revolution i grit ml reception of prim in madrid — the fugitive queen — incidents — pros juris tlie steamer iltinsn brings foreign hies to tlie 13tli iistdtit with inter nc counts of the revolution in spain the formal reception of general prim in madrid on the 7th instant was a gorgeous spectacle described by tlie correspondents of the london papers iii extravageiit terms one i writer says : pimm's reception at inst every living thitii convers ! res towards the triumphal arch un btrtbll tpilup i uf'i m-iiii-ii iii-iiueu in a dark thickset middle sized man in a plain undress nnifor n with a blight star on his left breast and rais ing in his hand a blue foraging cap wiih which he gravely salutes the enraptured people that is prim ! close to h;s bridle hand rides serrano iu full marshal's uniform covered with ji/at/itts and a achats a heav plume waving from his gold bound i cocked bat lie is scarcely looked i at gay and gallant as is his seeming all eyes are fixed upon the great progresista all hcatts leap out to winds him every throat is strained with passianate cries of devotion and thankfulness such moments fall to a man's lot but once in an existence and it cannot be denied that prim bore the surpassing honor of his po sition modestly and worthily stir i rounded by a gorgeous stall glitter ing with gold and crosses while he i was as simply dressed as one of u high rank could be without affectu 1 lion he looked the impersonat on i a popular leader but for a brigh glance of recognition levelled now land then at some balcony whence the : tace of an old friend gazed fondly tip on him tin calm of his resolute cone ] teiiaiice never varied one could e that he felt the enormous robponsi i bilities of bis power but that bis spirit was equai to their fulfilment and that the knowledge that so mam | hearts _\ earned towardo tit tn whi •■ '• | tilled his soul with a deep grateful i ness did not avail to break jo'v i li self-command or overwhelm inn with a tide of emotion 1 never sa a man of more gallant presence presently after ridins through ll ■• piierta del sol and round the julio san goroniino bo drew up at the door of his quarters and alighted — we awaited tli 1 1 1 it the large corridor lending to his apartments and ac companied him to t!te grand saloon looking over the puerla irom which in addressed the people in a few sob dii'i'ly ti rs ! sentences ho said : friends and countrymen dn not expect a long speech iv un me i tun weary and exhaus'ed wiih la t lie and emotion besides l am no missionary to spin yon onl an elabor ate discouri o ac topt my thank and congratulations ' via,a lit ir t rt i nl r ' viva el paoblol kabajo los i'"i !">>!' " •■''' farewell for to t ight returning into the room ho had to pass from tho arms ol one friend into ihoi o of another liveryb i ' • em bracod him ; and il was a pretty sight to see a timid budding young lingli i j beauty the daughter uf an eminent englishman resident in madrid re ceiving it fatherly kiss on her fail ' brow irom the liberator whom she greeted in the name of her country men as the regenerator of spanish liberties severn ladies his com i patriots kissed and etied over him i with such passion that i could see he hnd ts bt niggle for bolf possession i one old friend and comrade an kn 1 glishman wrung him by the hand saying no words can express how rejoiced i am to see von here to ' which ho replied llclait bienlc ie/iijis n\st cc juts ami a mob oiikck-d by i'lilm mr russell writes to the times un der date of october 10 : a lamentable incident occurred yesterday in madrid senor pert uuiz private secretary to gonzales bravo and known as ono of the most unpopular functionaries of the late administration appeared yesterday at the 11 me office whence it seems he hoped to withdraw some papers compromising genzalos bravo his presence collected a crowd at the door of the palace de lagobernacion in the pnerta del sol and on his again appearing he was fallen upon by an excited iik.ii out of whose hands the public force and the better class of citizens could not rescue him be fore had received several dangerous wounds general prim being informed of the outrage stepped out of one of the balconies of his hotel the fotidn de paris in the same locality and addressed the multitude at consider able length and iu words which seem ed to work a beneficial impression he said : two days ago all of you were lavish of the ofter of your arms and your hearts ; you were ready for the greatest sacrifices for the sake of lib j ri <*-•. r '- i only be prompted by our enemies — every bleach of the law is a crime — do not compel us now that so much lias been achieved by our glorious re volution to despair of its final victory if you disturb us in our work of reorganization and order if you in terrnpt the deliberations with which the recently constituted government is busy ; if you do not allow us tu provide for the future you will com pel us to give np our office and leave open the way to reaction your cheers and applause avail mo noth ing unless you mind my words and enable me to insure order i do not mean the order of the moderadoos which means di order in the higher spheies and oppression of the lower but 1 moan order at tho summit in he middle and at the base who ever allows himself a misdeed of the nature of that which compelled me to leave the council in order to come and address you i no friend of mine — no friend of liberty—and you ought yourselves to lay hands on him and deliver him up to ihejudici tl authorities as he is most likely to ie a hidden enemy a disguised foe of he revolution why should you n .-, i agaiiis these wretches who aiw now caul down cowed and de et.ee less a they dared not meol us sword in " id when we came forth to confront them leave them at peace now ; for to attack them in their present plight is t . o joed f nowurds not of liberals have you forgotten hat one of t ti se mis ralde men said ii a paper not long ago that n was not only lawful but mei itoriotis to pul me to death as il 1 weie a mad ilng yet 1 who have withstood an ■• endured all this forgive this poor tin fortunate with all my heart follow my example and forgive for your own part 1 beseech you from the depth of my heart stieii were general prim's word's as reported by the currespondenoia ot this day he wits followed by senor rivero a democratic leader wlio assured the people that his party tt ti late meeting had come to tiie do termination to uphold t no new gov ernment to tlie utmost of their power 1 am assured that oil the first out break of the tuimi i both serrano and prim had do erinined to is-ue forthwith a largo posse of millitary and enforce order at any cost the conflict inn been 80 lur avoided i'll new govkunmi nt — kditoi's ami i'okts iis office mr russell also writes : tha minister of state »-' foioiga • minister is don juan alvarez do ' lorenzana a unionist but a man of i true liberal principles no less than of genei ally acknowledged capacity ho i was ono of the chief contributors to the eitiria esponol he is a good writer but no orator and labors be i sides under the disadvantage of very indifferent health the minister do la golemacion or of the interior , ' senor don prnxcdcs mateo sagasta i is or was till yesterday the chief ed ' itor of the iberia one of the most ad vanced prot/resista organs roth the pa pet and the editor havo b 11 fibred persecution at tlie hands of o'don noil xarvaez nnd gonzales bravo — a persecution to some extent justified by the boundless intemperance of style sagasta litis been a deputy and ti very eloquent orator but his practical knowledge of affairs is not ' very extensive the minister of lho ila-ienda or of finance is don lanreanzo figuerda a progressist and a free trader as is also his under secretary it has however been es tablished in council out of regard for the protectionist tendencies of the catalans which it is now necessary to humor to adjourn every jovery meas tire or discussion relating to coinmeri cial policy and to refer romero or tiz minister of grace and justice has been a deputy and has belonged i by turn almost to all parties ilo has however done good service to the state by directing the works of the cadas'o or register of landed property lie is a lawyer and an av erage speaker the offices of minis ter of fomento public works and education and that of ultramar or colonies have boon given — the first lo don manuel ruiz zorilla a friend of prim and the second to don ado lardo lopez d ayala a friend of si r ratio d ayala is a poet and a writer of high renown tho proclamation icnei'to i-iovauciiuh pievious to mu engagement at the bridge of alcoica are well known to bo d ayala's pio ductions the sranih ambassadors the paris memorial diplomatique says that in virtue of a universally udmitted usage the representatives of queen isa bella in foreign capitals continue to oxers cise their diplomatic functions by reason of the protest she has notified to foreign courts until there shall have been consli tti'ed at madrid in the legal forms a gov ernment that can be recognized by foreign courts the paris correspondent ot the london times says : this may be bo in foi ra or nominally but meanwhile tho ambassadors quit their posts m mon left the embassy several days ago and the duke de uivas has arrived iu parii from florence president joiinson's letter to gone it a ewing on tuf finances — the letter of president johnson to gen eral ewing on the national expenditures and the public debt embraces a compre hensive survey of the financial history of the united slates it exhibits the start ling fact that while from 1/91 to 18c1 our debt was at no time more than 8127,000 000 lour year of war subsequently ex p iniled it to 82 800,000 000 in view of ihu enormous expenditures demanded for purposes the accomplishment of which require a large standing array the perveisiou of the constitution and the subjugation of the states to negro domin ion ' the president emphatic-ally insists on retrenchment as an almoin • necessity lie expre.-s is the hope tint il a wiso i economy be adopted the taxes may soon i in materially reduced not merely for tho bain-fit of a few but in the interest of all j president johnson however doci not ■ unfold any definite plan forseonringaoon i siiinniiilioii so devoutly to be desired ho i declares his conviction as to the vital is sues of the great questions now being ag itated throughout the country and asserts i that the contest is not merely who shall i occupy the principal offices in the people's gift but whether the high behests of tin federal coustilitution shall bo observed and maintained in ordei that our liberties may be preserved for tho reiircsfl of great wrongs and the correction of the uianv abuses under which the country is laboring his hope it in tho america peo ,,!,..__ v y herald i grant by order of tho president iisues i an order culling the attention of persons engaged in the nuval or mili'ary service to iho laws forbidding their interference in elections treasury employees who resign arcnl lowed one mouth's leave ol absence with pay others on the blind list if they porsist in efforts to rein iin will be bum lunrily ilisu«is»^4 mingle copies five ucnts y ii in eg & bttutfer ;■ il 111 no j27 s r l|§i#i