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- — x_v j iy§jf$ij itanes & ii ni i <>\ pub's a pro's the om orlh state forever gaston single < opics five cents number 101 vol i salisbury n 0 saturday sept 8 1866 the old north state ftri-wkekly iiewis hanes st john s hampton puullshelts * pbopbietoes lkwis hakes editur 13 hatkri of subscription cj tkhjis-r.wh in advance tri-weekly one yenr - • k six months - - 3.1hi • one month • - 76 cts weekly weekly paper f)l,e year - - * 3.1m " •• six months • • 1.80 " " ten copies one year - 33.00 " " tweuiy copies line year 411 ih a cross a on tlie paper indicates the expiration uf the subscription the type on which tbe " 0«.n n'outh statk is printed is entirely new nn pains will be spared to make it a welcome visitor to every family in order to do this we imvo engaged the services of able and accomplish literary contributors advertising rates tkansikxt iiai'ks for all periods less than mie mouth one square first insertion 1,110 kar-h subsequent insertion 511 contract rates for periods of one to fmir months 1 mo i mils i mns 4 mns i square 5 00 7 00 10 hi lo m isqu'rs 7 oil 10 iki 14 00 18 00 i '• 10 h 14 ; o if do 2000 4 " ii 00 17 00 jo 00 a 00 icolin'u 13 00 if 00 22 00 24 00 4 " m s3 00 25 00 j7 do 1 30 00 40 00 50 00 111 ihi special cuntnicu will b*mua.jc with those who desire to advertise fora longer terra than four months court notices and advertisements will be charged at the usual rates ten lines of solid minion type or about one i itch lengthwise of the column constitute a square special notices ill leaded million will be con tracted for at the aluc'i at not less than double the rate of ordinary advertisements inserted as reading matter with approval 0 , the editors iifty cents per line advertisements inserted irregularly or al inter vals 25 per cent additional the rates above priutedare for standing adver tlsaiuents one or two squares changeable ut discretion in per cent additional afore than two squares changeable at disere n per square of ten lines for every cliauge wenty-tive cents five squares estimated as a quarter col 11 and tcu squares as a half column ilill foi ml rcrtlsing whether by the day or year ill be considered due aud collectable on present 1^—^—ii 1 nun 11 ■11 11 1 11 the freedmcn and the clerical ad venturers from the north we khali not undertake to meddle with the colored people in the exercise of thoir proper rights and privilegi s t to eonci 11 ourselves in an officious inaui er w ih religions assemblings and proci it is reall a duty to open theii eyes to th sharp practice resorted ti by white ami colored preacher from the north to ret hold of their money they have been tel ling the colored people of the south all along that they are the poorest and most ' persecuted people on earth and thai they have for years wept over their miseries — j now however is the colored people of the 1 south hy means of the employment ac corded them hy the southern whites are beginning to make a little money these white and colored preachers from the north under tlie pretence of holding conventions and other religious meetings come among them in swarms and fleece them out of all their hard earnings instead of taking tip collections it the north for the benefit of the former slaves whose poverty they have been accustomed to deplore and bringing the money here for distribution among them they come here to raise money for northern churches northern societies anil northern objects of charity they pray fervently preach after the must approved puritan fashion shed tears over their nnv eries but invariably wind up the exercises by taking up a collection for some distant northern object our good-natured but foolish colored people tickled by the com pliments paid them and moved by the pa thetic appeals addressed to their sympa thieb give their last dime to these white and black hypocrites and impostors they deprive themselvcb and families of the ne cessaries of life to contribute to the sup port not of northern churches anil charita ble societies hut of shrewd money-hunting clerical adventurers it is mean and dis graceful enough for northern churches und societies to build themselves up by levies upon the poor colored people of the south hut one thing could be meaner and that would be the conversion of the money thus raised to the private purposes of these wolves iu sheep's clothing — and that is ex actly whut is done in most eases it is really a shame and a scandal that the col ored people of the south should be thus imposed upon how long will they suffer themselves to he thus defrauded by these swarms of mercenary adventurers the north should contribute to the support of the north is it not the duty of the frced menv bureau to at ha 1 counsel its wards iu this matter it is us much the duty of this human to protect them fromnorthern us from southern impositions — richmond whig joint bksolution raoposixa an aubnoubnt to tub ookstitutios op rue i serv.i btath8 resolvedly tlie senate trnl house of representatives if the united states of america in congress asscicbled two-thirds of both houses concurring that tho foi lowing article li proposed to the legisln tures of the several stales us an amend ment to the constitution of tin united states which when ratified by three-fourths of said legislatures shall lie valid as part of the constitution namely article 1 1 section 1 all persons born or naturaliz ed in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united slates and of tin state wherein they reside no state shall make or en force any law which shall abridge the priv , ilexes or immunities of citizens of the i ui ted states ; nor shall any state deprive any person of life liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the eijual protection of the laws see ■>. representatives shall be appor tioned among the several stales according to their respective numbers counting the whde number of persons in each state ex cluding indians not taxed but when the right to vdte at any election for the choice of electors for president and vice-presi dent ofthe united states representatives • iu congress the executive and judicial of ficers of a state or the members of the legislature thereof is denied to any ol the ; male inhabitants of such state being twen ty-one years ot ago and citizens of ihe uni . i ted states or in any way abridged except | 1 cor participation in rebellion or other crime ; the basis of representation therein shall be : reducod in the proportion which the num ber of such male citizens shall bear to the whole number of male citizens twenty-one years ol age in such state sec i nn person shall lie a senator or ' representative in congress or elector of ■president ami vice-president or hold any , otliee civil or military under the united stales or under any state who having previously taken an oath as a member of congress or as an officer of the united states or as a member of any state legis lature or as an executive or judicial officer ufauy tai to support the constitution of lie united slates shall have engaged in i ii ruction or rebellion nguinsl tin line or given aid oreomforl to the enemies there of but congress may hy u vote ol two thirds of each house remove such disabil | iv ' • c i the v didity i i public th bt ! lited si • • ing insurreel hi ■■qui stioucd but neither the uni ted slates nor any slate shall assume or pa any ib-bt or obligation incurred iu aid i of insurrection or rebellion against tbe uni ted states or any claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave but all such debts obligations and claims shall be held illegal und void sec 5 the congress shall have power to enforce by appropriate legislation the provisions of this article schuyler colfax speaker house of rep lafayette s foster pres senate pro kill attest : elih'akii mrpllkltsox clerk house of rep j w fouxkv secretary of senate miscellaneous advertisements w h mccrary & co commission merchants vteimxit&tolt it o have f ie sale in l its t ) suit loo tuns no l peruvian guano 50 " soluble pacific guano 500 sacks liverpool salt referto mccubblns poster & co.,8alubary n c bept.4 iwiiii tw 3m e j hale i it it u.k edwardj.hale&son luie editors of the fayetteville n c obst rcer publishers booksellers and stationers 19ft if roadway rvew fork nearly opposite st nicholas hotel will lie glad to supply booksellers nnd merchants with all articles in their line at as favorable cash prices nseiui lie hail in the city as the mill southern dealers in tho city they holluil personal culls or orders of their friends and ih ubulic nug30,'06 ii to g-as consumers ! all cas c0nsttmhk8 who are in arreara are hereby notified thai it tlicy il i forward and ctih tlieir bill by tlie null ol tin month the kss will be shut ii loan hi in s k linton bnn't salisbury k c sept 4 i'll a railroad advertisements n g r k company eng & si1"ts office i'omi'anv suoi's juno 7th ihki change of time on and after june xulh 18gg trains i'-ill run as follows : ooxbto west mail train leave goldsboro li id p m '• raloisrl 848 " " hillsboro 528 " " greensboro 740 " '• salisbury hi iii arrive at charlotte 1233 a m freight and accommodation leave goldsboro i^imip m raleigh 4 50 a m iiiiisboro n^r " " greensboro i 00 p h " salisbury ■") mi " arrive at charlotte 9 00 " going bast mail train leave charlotte 11 15 p m " baltsbury 120 a.m " greensboro 4 10 " " hillsboro i il " raleigl 8 :«) " arrive at goldsboro 1 1 20 " freight and accommodation leave charlotte j . ill a m " salisbury 8 55 " | " greensboro 1 10 p m " hillsboro 5 25 " '• raleigl 0 45 " arrive at goldsboro i 15 a si j mail plain connects at raleigh with raleigh & gaston trains for the nortli at golds boro with wilmington ami weldon and at lantic it x ('■trains accommodation train runs daily sundays | excepted connecting with wilmington a weldon trains there is no sunday train going north from i weldon to portsmouth ; passengers arriving i at weldon n that day can go immediately through eta petersburg and richmond e wilkes june 0 iki-dtf eng d supt to am from fhetfobth through freight air line ! via n c rail road and its connecting lines b through fbeioht in m roments through receipu ore given from t.'liurlottc nml ill points mi in north i arolina unil itoad to se y*ork 11 ton philadelphia biiltimore i'ortsraonth norfolk i'etemburg and city point at exceedingly low ui lower '..',/ with h ss in •■. line - - ■. \ il i i...'i s*ev v \< ii ' i-i mail steamship uii.l 1 1 . livingston i i .,- i ii agents office n vs |. i„.,tv ni ihipping point pier no 3ii north itiver s v i'ruiii boston — hi stun nml norfolk stoanuhln com pniiv a sami'sun uj;i-iit end of central wharf boston krora philadelphia — philadelphia and norfolk steamahin company v p i'i.vdk v i n agents nn 14 n'nrili delsware arenne philadelphia prom baltimore baltimore steam packet compa ny fold bay line i ii paris agent foot of un ion i irk inn by brandt's lino this lint gives num despatch than any express company and at about one-fourth the cost e wilkes eng d sup'l any ifi 1866 .., l in the midst of life we arc in death therefore insure vdir life in the north carolina mutual life insurance company where the well known character of the managors isa guarantee of the ubaractei i ih company insure at home keep the money nl home this r paoy insures the lives of all beoltliy per aons from 11 to 81 years of age necurlngtb i nt insured n the wife and ohildren agaiuattl laima ol nil creditors j k buhke agent m salisbury or " as accidents will happen iu ihe best of families insure in thi southern accident insurance company the pioneer company tf ihe south authorized capital 1.000.00q insures against all acoldents to life and limb giv ing the holder an annual policy f.,r un full u mi i'ii ni i-i i death and compensation al tl rate nl 16.00 imm w,.,l t i.li ji.ihiu it disabled _ not exceeding tucnty-six weeks short time policies fur travellers may be had from our day lo one year and from 500 to s10.000 call at the book store before taking a trip nml cure tickets nf 1 |< . burke agent southern accidentia r june 38 mot tw3ra carriage for sale a pine city carriage built on the i'lieutou style for sale cheap apply ai this .. ilice or to m a urinule salisbury n c juno 30 1800 v m court advertisements state of north carolina c li.\l;i:i s cottntv court of pleas ami quarter sessions july term a d i son john it tnnpolt nnd wifo"bmdnh nml wm a deinarcus nml wile caroline vs nuney potts of mnl iir age nml mnry tloodnight vic tor uooihngbt viisoiitiooduiglit v uooduightiiud llou.-ion iondiiiglit minor he r of j ii li iniirlil petition for partition nf lund it.apuonring to the mi in tloii of tbo court thai nancy 1'olis is not an inhabitant of this state ii is therefore ordoieil bj the court thai publication | it in.iile in the old s'orth state for six weeks no ! ti ing the llel'enil.llll nillley i'otts to lie mil up pear at the nexl count conn to be held lor tho ei in iny of cabarrus at tho court house in coiioord mi the iil monday of october next nml then ami there shew cause if any she hath win the progon of tho petitioners shall no he grunted witness john (). wulluee clerk of our said court ui otlii t in concord tlii-i 3d monday iu lull a i 1866 il»ll 11 w ai.i.aii aug i i'si liw i'r.foofjo clerk stale of north carolina 1 a lis county court f pleas and quarter sessions tin urns n it lltumcnck n'atliaus chaffln and wife i j \ it ... ituusoiu i li . t ii.l u'il'c bmcline miirtlui riutis in ii i;:.i ... ;, unit james gloss cock \.-. inini white ii 11 nnl pinkney cald well petition pob pautition of real kstatf n'athailiels blialbn one i the petitioners in this esse having come before me and made affidavit that i'inkiicy aiilvvcll in i the parties made defend ant is a inii-ri'siitciit ni the state of north carolina it is therefore ordered fn accordance with the provis ions of the act of assembly unit publication be made in the weekly m.n nokth state for tho term of six irseks notifying tlie s.ii.l pinkney caldwell ol ' theoilngof this petition and that unlesa he appears nt tlie ntxt term of this court to be held ut the oonrt-houe in tbe town of mocksville on the - id j muu lay n september next and answer the petition | the same will be taken pro confesso and heard ex ■parte as ti him wiincss rph gaither clerk of said court at otliee in mocksville the lotfr day of july a i 1886 kl'll gaithek clerk july 30 tr pre fee 1u wliw state of nortli carolina lift wax < ol'xtv superior court nf laic spring term a i 1866 the atlantic hank of new yolk vs si meon frankford attachment it appearing to tl satisfaction ofthe conrl that the 1 i.-inl mi sii n praukford isa non-resident of tbo si.,1 . ii i therefore ordered anil adjudged that nobli cation be made for i mien dvc weeks in the did | north state notifying li in to be and appear before i the judge of our superior court of law at tlie next i i ourt to be ln'il lor tlie count of ltowan at the court ' house in salisbury on the 19th monday after the 4th \ monday in august next then and there to plead orre | plevy ni.l i ,, -.\ . ui if any tie has why tin plaintift should not have judgment agftiustlijin and the it use 1 and lot levied upon be sold to satisfy the same witness obadiah woodson deput clerk and ex offli lo acting clerk of our said t ourt at office the i.'iu monila.i dfterthelast monday in pebruary a 0 1866 and in the 00th yearol our independence obadiah woodson deputy nnd acting clerk june is i b 1'rteotlo uo66cw state of north carolina i watauga county s court of pleas ttntl quarter sessions july term 1806 loin 1 '. harper inlin'r ) of l d ilsgler dee'd | 1vtition for saleof the heirs ai l.aw of { heal erttte i i hagler i tu ilii ease it appearing to the satisfaction f the court thai walter hagler john hagler green hagler wiley hagler william and mary tucker an i the children i>i a sister dofphia howard are non-residents of this state ii is therefore ordered by the court that inliciii-.-iii ni be made in the nld north state a newspaper published in the town of salisbury n ('., for six w.ek to the end that tlie said defendants ap pear at tho next term of this court on the 3d monday after tin ith monday in september next aud show cause against the prayer of the petitioner or it w ill be taben i confessa i 1 them witness joe it todd clerk of our said court ni office in boone tlicsud m lay after tlie 4ih m lay in june a d iwni and in the iil-t rear of oar independence j b toimm'i.kkk ant aw prfbeflo »■-««■. equity sale of land ox saturday tiik til day ol 0c lolier next 1 ill idler forsnlc nl ihe conrl house in salisbury the land belonging to the es tate of sophia boat ducoascd consisting ol two tracts one containing 135 aches uljolni % he lands l t w ilayncs j w fish er und others on which is an excellent new two l.,n ,!,, . o,l...l « lh i,ll in • , .,,.! nut buildings und n hlack-smith shop this plnoc i nliiiut six ncrcs ol line mciidow land almul liirty acres of wood hind and lie bulaucc in a .,„.,! ■■i i , nil ration ii is i mile from salisbury ti ol '■'■■'■■irani i outuius io i acres ailioiiiiiigthiiliindsi a honciui michael brown i.w r'ishur i utlici fill en uc-n s of thi : .. , , i | mil in i hii'li state of cultivation i,n ,],, ,. ■; . li heavily tiuibcred li i .;, ,,,;;,.. ;-.,,,. .- ; isbury nml is excellent land anil lu'odllcci well , ,. . , ti , . .,,-.. 12 montlis crcdif with intcre i ullei • ii ii ih llmnl ami ly 1 i kl'i ui u.'kuicii i a m ti u.r jl i . i i iv li ■■ilo '« ':.. ivtd who wants a wax0 nkvl'll i i tu l ''"' uncord i ■.■el nlleg have reiiiu ' • ■""'" '"' vn i i ,| ,..,' nil : nn i ■i i nl with i th h ' ': '■tiircnt whh ii blll v me tn i '" iriimenb nf ihe i'llist i i.asa t i,.,|i , . , , i . i can save ench pin lui ui fr m0 to jllw price i isu ill tl in eii.i mmi will is „.,,, (.,,!,. ic tliom ui aid tin in in iiiaklujj when -'■''■i niw liia.ll luivo i n mad ■the icy can i ni ei mo • xpoiisc bj the southern i snr mnl i piano » li bo slii|i|«»l tn thu di'l»»t the in iv riu ) designate kacfi i'ii mid will be y ■'■■'■■••'•• '■july m 711-iy 00nbtasl3 w&bra3bt fur sale at the north stale office educational select english and classical school melville alamance co n c 5 miles west of mcbancsrillc un the n carol inn hail road principals rev alex wilson j i john wilson jr m 1 formerly of milton n c ri^hcol-i session of this institution will commence i on thursday july 19th and continue 2t weeks for those who may not wish to study tho ancient languages facilities will he afforded for obtaining a thorough and practical english education l-'ur cir culars containing full information apply tu either of the principals july8,'66 no72 1m classical and mathematical school oxford n c the next session of j ii horner's classical and mathematical school oxford n 0 will begin the 1st day of august board per session of 20 weeks 8/5 tuition " 50 oxford n c juno 20 go twlnipd bingham school mebaneville n o a new term will begin on the 25th of july next for the accommodation of young men who cannot fake a classical course un english and commercial de partment has been organized for terms address c()l wm bingham melianevilli n o june 10,'gc glw.ot thomasville female college tiik buildings nml lands of glenn anna female seminary have been purchased nud the school has been reorganized itli a board of trustees ami a competent corps of teach ers miller the name ami style of — thomasville female college no town in tlie state affords better advan tages in every particular for a college of high grade than tlionia.-ville situated as it is on tlie nortli caroliua hail road in a region of ntry unsurpassed in health good morals and good society it is f&eplaoofor a college for central ami western noith carolina and ii is our set purpose to make it equal to the demands of this portion of the state both as to chartered privileges ami buildings t e it m s : board including all but lights 15 per month : tuition — iu preparatory department 10 to 12.50 per session : tuition in college department 15 to 17.50 music on piano or guitar 22.50 oil painting 20 : drawing 10 fronch latin and german 5 each incidental expenses 1 tin first session will open the 7th aug ust 1866 and continue 20 weeks payment to be made inourrouoy — one half in advance ami the balance at the close of the session for further particulars address kkv i ii bruton president or rev n f reid 1 1 visitor thomasvill , n 0 july s2g,'00 t\v3t concord female college till next session will comment n the lir.-i monday of september ami will close on the 21st of december tho expense of tui tion nml board with washing included will bo fr 00to 100 partial advance pay ments will be expected all needful iudul goiico however will he given our patrons let no good and punctual parent hesitate to end hi daughter because he cituunl raise the money to pay in advance each pupil will furnish her own lights aud towels ami also a pair of sheets nud pillow cases extra cluir geswill bo made fur music french latiuuud drawing address j..m m caldwell statesville n ('. july 10 66 moo u m wnitbuhao tf n c a lll.m'l.i ion m 0 drs whitehead & henderson itavc associated themselves in the aiel oiler their professional services to the citizens of salisbury ami vicinity ollicu next il 1 ota n sofieldd co's store april 20 i860 iv educational caro l i n a female college fall session rilhis institution will open for the recep tion of pupils on the first monday "*■in september next and oomtinue till the 1 1 1 j i of january 18<i7 — a period of twenty weeks with uu interval of oue woek at t.'liri.stnm the spring session will betrin immediately upon the expiration of the former aud contin ue till the lirst wednesday in june ihq7 mneli care and expense have been bestowed upon the domestic department and also on tne sleeping apartments with tho view of rendering the college in every respect pleas ant comfortable ami healthful a full corps of iiiftructors will he in readi ness to receive their classes at the opening of the next term and every branch of female education will be thoroughly taught inconsequence of tho unprecedented high prices of provisions the rates of board have been somewhat raised for the full session of nineteen weeks the ohargea are us follows payable in specie or its equivalent : board washing and fuel per session 55 00 " for a less period per week 3 00 tuition in regular english course from 13.90 to 25 00 " music and use of piano 25 00 " oil painting 20 00 " any other special branch 10 00 contingent fee 2 00 the terms as to the time of payment will be accommodating ; but as far as practicable it is desired that about one-half of the board and tuition will be paid in advance kaeli pupil is required to furnish lights towels sheets and pillow cases for catalogues or further information apply to the undersigned j e klankenship president c f college ausouville n c august 23 66 tf concord female college it is due to the bonders of this institution and to all who have contributed to its erection that they should be informed of its condition and prospects this cannot be done more do liuitely fully or authoritatively than by sub mitting resolutions recently adoptud by the board of trustees and reiul by their president on commencement day before the largo au dience assembled in the presbyterian church resolved that the hoard of trustees feel it to be a high privilege as well as a grateful and pleasant duty to express their entire satisfac tion with the late examination of the pupils of concord female college they also express their cordial approbn tion of the energy success and prosperity with which the iustitutiou has been conducted un der the peculiar aud trying circumstances of our country the trustees would further cheerfully re commend the institution with its able aud ex perienced faculty to the liberal patronage of an enlightened and christian public the next session will commence on the first monday uf september for information see advertisement aud address j m m caldwell statesville n c july 10 66 no75tf yadkin college vkah the yadkin river-nine ix milks krom lkx1ngtoh n 0 this institution under its chartcras a college was revived on the 16th of january 1su6 and supplied by a resolution of tlie trustees with a corps of experien ced teachers : so that now with its cheap boarding arrangements it oilers to male pupils every educa tional facility from the primary department to a hill college course upon more favorable terms perhaps tlinn any academy or college in the state hiaii vvill.l vi i.u.llk seminary three quarters ol a mile from yadkin college and entirely separate from it now otters in lbi boarding arrangements in the family ofthe hev 0 w hbok ami in its scientific and literary departments unusual attractions to young ladles who desire to acquire a linisbcil education embracing music and other fem inine accomplishments tor brief circulars giving particulars in relation to either the college or the scminarv address the hev i w hbgb a m on j m new80n yadkin college via lexington n c march 80 tswi 1-diwlm b p williamson & co com mission tie reliant it \ h e i a ii jv c sell on commission cotton yams sheetings lliieon flour i.nnl iirieil fruits whiskey itrnndy and all kinds of country produce they also keep constantly on hand for sale plows hoes axes shovels spades coru shel ler and nil kinds of agricultural implements hardware tin ware and groceries of every do script ion the rosnoctfully solicit consignments from runners and others in the western pari ofthe state.-and pludco thoinselvos to give their best attention to all ordors und consignments entrust ed in tliom beg to refer to mocnbbin foster aco salis imrv tiki it caldwell pros , n c r b afor giiutou.j a itosobro statesville aprll 1,'co nol tf i\mi's w osborne urri's iiakuinv.i'.r osborne & barr1nger attornbxs at law charlotte n c will practice in the counties of ilmran cabarrus uuion iredell meoklcngburg stanly linciln nml uastmi ! also in the su preme and federal courts of the state ; f i mice in ihe urlek iluil.liug near tin court house up staii . may '>■co tf
Object Description
Title | The Old North State |
Masthead | The Old North State |
Date | 1866-09-08 |
Month | 09 |
Day | 08 |
Year | 1866 |
Volume | 1 |
Issue | 101 |
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Creator | Lewis Hanes and John S. Hampton Publishers and Proprietors |
Date Digital | 2008-10-30 |
Publisher | Lewis Hanes and John S. Hampton |
Place | United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury |
Type | Text |
Source | Microfilm |
Digital Format | JP2 |
Project Subject | State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive |
Description | The Saturday, September 8, 1866 issue of The Old North State a Tri-Weekly historic newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina |
Rights | Public |
Language | eng |
OCLC number | 601559181 |
Description
Title | The Old North State |
Masthead | The Old North State |
Date | 1866-09-08 |
Month | 09 |
Day | 08 |
Year | 1866 |
Volume | 1 |
Issue | 101 |
Sequence | 1 |
Page | 1 |
Technical Metadata | Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archivial image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 400 dpi. The original file size was 2603347 Bytes |
FileName | sacw08_101_18660908-img00001.jp2 |
Creator | Lewis Hanes and John S. Hampton Publishers and Proprietors |
Date Digital | 2008-10-30 |
Publisher | Lewis Hanes and John S. Hampton |
Place | United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury |
Type | Text |
Source | Microfilm |
Digital Format | JP2 |
Project Subject | State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive |
Description | The Saturday, September 8, 1866 issue of The Old North State a Tri-Weekly historic newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina |
Rights | Public |
Language | eng |
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- — x_v j iy§jf$ij itanes & ii ni i <>\ pub's a pro's the om orlh state forever gaston single < opics five cents number 101 vol i salisbury n 0 saturday sept 8 1866 the old north state ftri-wkekly iiewis hanes st john s hampton puullshelts * pbopbietoes lkwis hakes editur 13 hatkri of subscription cj tkhjis-r.wh in advance tri-weekly one yenr - • k six months - - 3.1hi • one month • - 76 cts weekly weekly paper f)l,e year - - * 3.1m " •• six months • • 1.80 " " ten copies one year - 33.00 " " tweuiy copies line year 411 ih a cross a on tlie paper indicates the expiration uf the subscription the type on which tbe " 0«.n n'outh statk is printed is entirely new nn pains will be spared to make it a welcome visitor to every family in order to do this we imvo engaged the services of able and accomplish literary contributors advertising rates tkansikxt iiai'ks for all periods less than mie mouth one square first insertion 1,110 kar-h subsequent insertion 511 contract rates for periods of one to fmir months 1 mo i mils i mns 4 mns i square 5 00 7 00 10 hi lo m isqu'rs 7 oil 10 iki 14 00 18 00 i '• 10 h 14 ; o if do 2000 4 " ii 00 17 00 jo 00 a 00 icolin'u 13 00 if 00 22 00 24 00 4 " m s3 00 25 00 j7 do 1 30 00 40 00 50 00 111 ihi special cuntnicu will b*mua.jc with those who desire to advertise fora longer terra than four months court notices and advertisements will be charged at the usual rates ten lines of solid minion type or about one i itch lengthwise of the column constitute a square special notices ill leaded million will be con tracted for at the aluc'i at not less than double the rate of ordinary advertisements inserted as reading matter with approval 0 , the editors iifty cents per line advertisements inserted irregularly or al inter vals 25 per cent additional the rates above priutedare for standing adver tlsaiuents one or two squares changeable ut discretion in per cent additional afore than two squares changeable at disere n per square of ten lines for every cliauge wenty-tive cents five squares estimated as a quarter col 11 and tcu squares as a half column ilill foi ml rcrtlsing whether by the day or year ill be considered due aud collectable on present 1^—^—ii 1 nun 11 ■11 11 1 11 the freedmcn and the clerical ad venturers from the north we khali not undertake to meddle with the colored people in the exercise of thoir proper rights and privilegi s t to eonci 11 ourselves in an officious inaui er w ih religions assemblings and proci it is reall a duty to open theii eyes to th sharp practice resorted ti by white ami colored preacher from the north to ret hold of their money they have been tel ling the colored people of the south all along that they are the poorest and most ' persecuted people on earth and thai they have for years wept over their miseries — j now however is the colored people of the 1 south hy means of the employment ac corded them hy the southern whites are beginning to make a little money these white and colored preachers from the north under tlie pretence of holding conventions and other religious meetings come among them in swarms and fleece them out of all their hard earnings instead of taking tip collections it the north for the benefit of the former slaves whose poverty they have been accustomed to deplore and bringing the money here for distribution among them they come here to raise money for northern churches northern societies anil northern objects of charity they pray fervently preach after the must approved puritan fashion shed tears over their nnv eries but invariably wind up the exercises by taking up a collection for some distant northern object our good-natured but foolish colored people tickled by the com pliments paid them and moved by the pa thetic appeals addressed to their sympa thieb give their last dime to these white and black hypocrites and impostors they deprive themselvcb and families of the ne cessaries of life to contribute to the sup port not of northern churches anil charita ble societies hut of shrewd money-hunting clerical adventurers it is mean and dis graceful enough for northern churches und societies to build themselves up by levies upon the poor colored people of the south hut one thing could be meaner and that would be the conversion of the money thus raised to the private purposes of these wolves iu sheep's clothing — and that is ex actly whut is done in most eases it is really a shame and a scandal that the col ored people of the south should be thus imposed upon how long will they suffer themselves to he thus defrauded by these swarms of mercenary adventurers the north should contribute to the support of the north is it not the duty of the frced menv bureau to at ha 1 counsel its wards iu this matter it is us much the duty of this human to protect them fromnorthern us from southern impositions — richmond whig joint bksolution raoposixa an aubnoubnt to tub ookstitutios op rue i serv.i btath8 resolvedly tlie senate trnl house of representatives if the united states of america in congress asscicbled two-thirds of both houses concurring that tho foi lowing article li proposed to the legisln tures of the several stales us an amend ment to the constitution of tin united states which when ratified by three-fourths of said legislatures shall lie valid as part of the constitution namely article 1 1 section 1 all persons born or naturaliz ed in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united slates and of tin state wherein they reside no state shall make or en force any law which shall abridge the priv , ilexes or immunities of citizens of the i ui ted states ; nor shall any state deprive any person of life liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the eijual protection of the laws see ■>. representatives shall be appor tioned among the several stales according to their respective numbers counting the whde number of persons in each state ex cluding indians not taxed but when the right to vdte at any election for the choice of electors for president and vice-presi dent ofthe united states representatives • iu congress the executive and judicial of ficers of a state or the members of the legislature thereof is denied to any ol the ; male inhabitants of such state being twen ty-one years ot ago and citizens of ihe uni . i ted states or in any way abridged except | 1 cor participation in rebellion or other crime ; the basis of representation therein shall be : reducod in the proportion which the num ber of such male citizens shall bear to the whole number of male citizens twenty-one years ol age in such state sec i nn person shall lie a senator or ' representative in congress or elector of ■president ami vice-president or hold any , otliee civil or military under the united stales or under any state who having previously taken an oath as a member of congress or as an officer of the united states or as a member of any state legis lature or as an executive or judicial officer ufauy tai to support the constitution of lie united slates shall have engaged in i ii ruction or rebellion nguinsl tin line or given aid oreomforl to the enemies there of but congress may hy u vote ol two thirds of each house remove such disabil | iv ' • c i the v didity i i public th bt ! lited si • • ing insurreel hi ■■qui stioucd but neither the uni ted slates nor any slate shall assume or pa any ib-bt or obligation incurred iu aid i of insurrection or rebellion against tbe uni ted states or any claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave but all such debts obligations and claims shall be held illegal und void sec 5 the congress shall have power to enforce by appropriate legislation the provisions of this article schuyler colfax speaker house of rep lafayette s foster pres senate pro kill attest : elih'akii mrpllkltsox clerk house of rep j w fouxkv secretary of senate miscellaneous advertisements w h mccrary & co commission merchants vteimxit&tolt it o have f ie sale in l its t ) suit loo tuns no l peruvian guano 50 " soluble pacific guano 500 sacks liverpool salt referto mccubblns poster & co.,8alubary n c bept.4 iwiiii tw 3m e j hale i it it u.k edwardj.hale&son luie editors of the fayetteville n c obst rcer publishers booksellers and stationers 19ft if roadway rvew fork nearly opposite st nicholas hotel will lie glad to supply booksellers nnd merchants with all articles in their line at as favorable cash prices nseiui lie hail in the city as the mill southern dealers in tho city they holluil personal culls or orders of their friends and ih ubulic nug30,'06 ii to g-as consumers ! all cas c0nsttmhk8 who are in arreara are hereby notified thai it tlicy il i forward and ctih tlieir bill by tlie null ol tin month the kss will be shut ii loan hi in s k linton bnn't salisbury k c sept 4 i'll a railroad advertisements n g r k company eng & si1"ts office i'omi'anv suoi's juno 7th ihki change of time on and after june xulh 18gg trains i'-ill run as follows : ooxbto west mail train leave goldsboro li id p m '• raloisrl 848 " " hillsboro 528 " " greensboro 740 " '• salisbury hi iii arrive at charlotte 1233 a m freight and accommodation leave goldsboro i^imip m raleigh 4 50 a m iiiiisboro n^r " " greensboro i 00 p h " salisbury ■") mi " arrive at charlotte 9 00 " going bast mail train leave charlotte 11 15 p m " baltsbury 120 a.m " greensboro 4 10 " " hillsboro i il " raleigl 8 :«) " arrive at goldsboro 1 1 20 " freight and accommodation leave charlotte j . ill a m " salisbury 8 55 " | " greensboro 1 10 p m " hillsboro 5 25 " '• raleigl 0 45 " arrive at goldsboro i 15 a si j mail plain connects at raleigh with raleigh & gaston trains for the nortli at golds boro with wilmington ami weldon and at lantic it x ('■trains accommodation train runs daily sundays | excepted connecting with wilmington a weldon trains there is no sunday train going north from i weldon to portsmouth ; passengers arriving i at weldon n that day can go immediately through eta petersburg and richmond e wilkes june 0 iki-dtf eng d supt to am from fhetfobth through freight air line ! via n c rail road and its connecting lines b through fbeioht in m roments through receipu ore given from t.'liurlottc nml ill points mi in north i arolina unil itoad to se y*ork 11 ton philadelphia biiltimore i'ortsraonth norfolk i'etemburg and city point at exceedingly low ui lower '..',/ with h ss in •■. line - - ■. \ il i i...'i s*ev v \< ii ' i-i mail steamship uii.l 1 1 . livingston i i .,- i ii agents office n vs |. i„.,tv ni ihipping point pier no 3ii north itiver s v i'ruiii boston — hi stun nml norfolk stoanuhln com pniiv a sami'sun uj;i-iit end of central wharf boston krora philadelphia — philadelphia and norfolk steamahin company v p i'i.vdk v i n agents nn 14 n'nrili delsware arenne philadelphia prom baltimore baltimore steam packet compa ny fold bay line i ii paris agent foot of un ion i irk inn by brandt's lino this lint gives num despatch than any express company and at about one-fourth the cost e wilkes eng d sup'l any ifi 1866 .., l in the midst of life we arc in death therefore insure vdir life in the north carolina mutual life insurance company where the well known character of the managors isa guarantee of the ubaractei i ih company insure at home keep the money nl home this r paoy insures the lives of all beoltliy per aons from 11 to 81 years of age necurlngtb i nt insured n the wife and ohildren agaiuattl laima ol nil creditors j k buhke agent m salisbury or " as accidents will happen iu ihe best of families insure in thi southern accident insurance company the pioneer company tf ihe south authorized capital 1.000.00q insures against all acoldents to life and limb giv ing the holder an annual policy f.,r un full u mi i'ii ni i-i i death and compensation al tl rate nl 16.00 imm w,.,l t i.li ji.ihiu it disabled _ not exceeding tucnty-six weeks short time policies fur travellers may be had from our day lo one year and from 500 to s10.000 call at the book store before taking a trip nml cure tickets nf 1 |< . burke agent southern accidentia r june 38 mot tw3ra carriage for sale a pine city carriage built on the i'lieutou style for sale cheap apply ai this .. ilice or to m a urinule salisbury n c juno 30 1800 v m court advertisements state of north carolina c li.\l;i:i s cottntv court of pleas ami quarter sessions july term a d i son john it tnnpolt nnd wifo"bmdnh nml wm a deinarcus nml wile caroline vs nuney potts of mnl iir age nml mnry tloodnight vic tor uooihngbt viisoiitiooduiglit v uooduightiiud llou.-ion iondiiiglit minor he r of j ii li iniirlil petition for partition nf lund it.apuonring to the mi in tloii of tbo court thai nancy 1'olis is not an inhabitant of this state ii is therefore ordoieil bj the court thai publication | it in.iile in the old s'orth state for six weeks no ! ti ing the llel'enil.llll nillley i'otts to lie mil up pear at the nexl count conn to be held lor tho ei in iny of cabarrus at tho court house in coiioord mi the iil monday of october next nml then ami there shew cause if any she hath win the progon of tho petitioners shall no he grunted witness john (). wulluee clerk of our said court ui otlii t in concord tlii-i 3d monday iu lull a i 1866 il»ll 11 w ai.i.aii aug i i'si liw i'r.foofjo clerk stale of north carolina 1 a lis county court f pleas and quarter sessions tin urns n it lltumcnck n'atliaus chaffln and wife i j \ it ... ituusoiu i li . t ii.l u'il'c bmcline miirtlui riutis in ii i;:.i ... ;, unit james gloss cock \.-. inini white ii 11 nnl pinkney cald well petition pob pautition of real kstatf n'athailiels blialbn one i the petitioners in this esse having come before me and made affidavit that i'inkiicy aiilvvcll in i the parties made defend ant is a inii-ri'siitciit ni the state of north carolina it is therefore ordered fn accordance with the provis ions of the act of assembly unit publication be made in the weekly m.n nokth state for tho term of six irseks notifying tlie s.ii.l pinkney caldwell ol ' theoilngof this petition and that unlesa he appears nt tlie ntxt term of this court to be held ut the oonrt-houe in tbe town of mocksville on the - id j muu lay n september next and answer the petition | the same will be taken pro confesso and heard ex ■parte as ti him wiincss rph gaither clerk of said court at otliee in mocksville the lotfr day of july a i 1886 kl'll gaithek clerk july 30 tr pre fee 1u wliw state of nortli carolina lift wax < ol'xtv superior court nf laic spring term a i 1866 the atlantic hank of new yolk vs si meon frankford attachment it appearing to tl satisfaction ofthe conrl that the 1 i.-inl mi sii n praukford isa non-resident of tbo si.,1 . ii i therefore ordered anil adjudged that nobli cation be made for i mien dvc weeks in the did | north state notifying li in to be and appear before i the judge of our superior court of law at tlie next i i ourt to be ln'il lor tlie count of ltowan at the court ' house in salisbury on the 19th monday after the 4th \ monday in august next then and there to plead orre | plevy ni.l i ,, -.\ . ui if any tie has why tin plaintift should not have judgment agftiustlijin and the it use 1 and lot levied upon be sold to satisfy the same witness obadiah woodson deput clerk and ex offli lo acting clerk of our said t ourt at office the i.'iu monila.i dfterthelast monday in pebruary a 0 1866 and in the 00th yearol our independence obadiah woodson deputy nnd acting clerk june is i b 1'rteotlo uo66cw state of north carolina i watauga county s court of pleas ttntl quarter sessions july term 1806 loin 1 '. harper inlin'r ) of l d ilsgler dee'd | 1vtition for saleof the heirs ai l.aw of { heal erttte i i hagler i tu ilii ease it appearing to the satisfaction f the court thai walter hagler john hagler green hagler wiley hagler william and mary tucker an i the children i>i a sister dofphia howard are non-residents of this state ii is therefore ordered by the court that inliciii-.-iii ni be made in the nld north state a newspaper published in the town of salisbury n ('., for six w.ek to the end that tlie said defendants ap pear at tho next term of this court on the 3d monday after tin ith monday in september next aud show cause against the prayer of the petitioner or it w ill be taben i confessa i 1 them witness joe it todd clerk of our said court ni office in boone tlicsud m lay after tlie 4ih m lay in june a d iwni and in the iil-t rear of oar independence j b toimm'i.kkk ant aw prfbeflo »■-««■. equity sale of land ox saturday tiik til day ol 0c lolier next 1 ill idler forsnlc nl ihe conrl house in salisbury the land belonging to the es tate of sophia boat ducoascd consisting ol two tracts one containing 135 aches uljolni % he lands l t w ilayncs j w fish er und others on which is an excellent new two l.,n ,!,, . o,l...l « lh i,ll in • , .,,.! nut buildings und n hlack-smith shop this plnoc i nliiiut six ncrcs ol line mciidow land almul liirty acres of wood hind and lie bulaucc in a .,„.,! ■■i i , nil ration ii is i mile from salisbury ti ol '■'■■'■■irani i outuius io i acres ailioiiiiiigthiiliindsi a honciui michael brown i.w r'ishur i utlici fill en uc-n s of thi : .. , , i | mil in i hii'li state of cultivation i,n ,],, ,. ■; . li heavily tiuibcred li i .;, ,,,;;,.. ;-.,,,. .- ; isbury nml is excellent land anil lu'odllcci well , ,. . , ti , . .,,-.. 12 montlis crcdif with intcre i ullei • ii ii ih llmnl ami ly 1 i kl'i ui u.'kuicii i a m ti u.r jl i . i i iv li ■■ilo '« ':.. ivtd who wants a wax0 nkvl'll i i tu l ''"' uncord i ■.■el nlleg have reiiiu ' • ■""'" '"' vn i i ,| ,..,' nil : nn i ■i i nl with i th h ' ': '■tiircnt whh ii blll v me tn i '" iriimenb nf ihe i'llist i i.asa t i,.,|i , . , , i . i can save ench pin lui ui fr m0 to jllw price i isu ill tl in eii.i mmi will is „.,,, (.,,!,. ic tliom ui aid tin in in iiiaklujj when -'■''■i niw liia.ll luivo i n mad ■the icy can i ni ei mo • xpoiisc bj the southern i snr mnl i piano » li bo slii|i|«»l tn thu di'l»»t the in iv riu ) designate kacfi i'ii mid will be y ■'■■'■■••'•• '■july m 711-iy 00nbtasl3 w&bra3bt fur sale at the north stale office educational select english and classical school melville alamance co n c 5 miles west of mcbancsrillc un the n carol inn hail road principals rev alex wilson j i john wilson jr m 1 formerly of milton n c ri^hcol-i session of this institution will commence i on thursday july 19th and continue 2t weeks for those who may not wish to study tho ancient languages facilities will he afforded for obtaining a thorough and practical english education l-'ur cir culars containing full information apply tu either of the principals july8,'66 no72 1m classical and mathematical school oxford n c the next session of j ii horner's classical and mathematical school oxford n 0 will begin the 1st day of august board per session of 20 weeks 8/5 tuition " 50 oxford n c juno 20 go twlnipd bingham school mebaneville n o a new term will begin on the 25th of july next for the accommodation of young men who cannot fake a classical course un english and commercial de partment has been organized for terms address c()l wm bingham melianevilli n o june 10,'gc glw.ot thomasville female college tiik buildings nml lands of glenn anna female seminary have been purchased nud the school has been reorganized itli a board of trustees ami a competent corps of teach ers miller the name ami style of — thomasville female college no town in tlie state affords better advan tages in every particular for a college of high grade than tlionia.-ville situated as it is on tlie nortli caroliua hail road in a region of ntry unsurpassed in health good morals and good society it is f&eplaoofor a college for central ami western noith carolina and ii is our set purpose to make it equal to the demands of this portion of the state both as to chartered privileges ami buildings t e it m s : board including all but lights 15 per month : tuition — iu preparatory department 10 to 12.50 per session : tuition in college department 15 to 17.50 music on piano or guitar 22.50 oil painting 20 : drawing 10 fronch latin and german 5 each incidental expenses 1 tin first session will open the 7th aug ust 1866 and continue 20 weeks payment to be made inourrouoy — one half in advance ami the balance at the close of the session for further particulars address kkv i ii bruton president or rev n f reid 1 1 visitor thomasvill , n 0 july s2g,'00 t\v3t concord female college till next session will comment n the lir.-i monday of september ami will close on the 21st of december tho expense of tui tion nml board with washing included will bo fr 00to 100 partial advance pay ments will be expected all needful iudul goiico however will he given our patrons let no good and punctual parent hesitate to end hi daughter because he cituunl raise the money to pay in advance each pupil will furnish her own lights aud towels ami also a pair of sheets nud pillow cases extra cluir geswill bo made fur music french latiuuud drawing address j..m m caldwell statesville n ('. july 10 66 moo u m wnitbuhao tf n c a lll.m'l.i ion m 0 drs whitehead & henderson itavc associated themselves in the aiel oiler their professional services to the citizens of salisbury ami vicinity ollicu next il 1 ota n sofieldd co's store april 20 i860 iv educational caro l i n a female college fall session rilhis institution will open for the recep tion of pupils on the first monday "*■in september next and oomtinue till the 1 1 1 j i of january 18 |