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H
OWARD & NASH,
Attorneyi and Couiuelort atlAWi
t9PrmeJMin all Ui Court.
no
-rHILirS A 8TATON,
1
tra- Practice la ConrUof fcdjolnlnff mu-
ties, In the Federal and 8npreme Court.
Feb. 6, 1879. ly
I RN ET7T tUW, J 1 1
TARBORO. N
c.
IfiU prctiein..tk Cort of the fd
3mm. 7.178.
raalM 1 "WfcWngtoa and-aajrt
aatlw, ad pay special attention to aajnat-
in any part oi ne
Jalyl
H77.-tf.
A
JTDKKW JOTNBR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GRKENVUXB, N. C.
fwlni in the comnty ot Pitt, and adjoin
lfXomntia. lili 111 attention piTen to collection ana
aettHoK P wutee of deeeased persons
JACOB BATTLE,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
ROCKY MOO NT, N. C,
Will he in Nashville every Monday, from
9 A. M., to 2 P. M. Circuit Nasb, Edge
combe and Wilson. dec 19'7S-8m.
J.
B. VINES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NA8HY1UJS, u.
Practices in the Courts of the adjoining
counties.
COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY.
Feb. 13, 1879. J
DSL R1CUAUD U. LEWIS,
Professor of- Diseases of the Eye and
1 intne ajayannan aaeuicai vuucnc;
Uoa IOmiteato the
JKALEIGH, N, C.
lm the Yarborongh House, next door
tef M.C. K. R, Office hours 9m,
Btfars to the State Medical Society and to
lb rfla Medical 8oclety.
15-ly.
DR. E. I HUNTER,
SURGEON DENTIST,
ENFIELD, N. C,
JhB rNd practice at Enfield andires
McKfmlly aoUeiU a continuance of his former
jeTS-tf
NORFOLK CARDS.
. KIT AIURS. EOIEL,
Car. Main and Granby Streets., Norfolk, Va.
R. 8. DOI?SONPjiopkITob.
Terms, 1JS0 and 13.00 per Day v accor din t
ta tomtlen of room , oc-l-ly
t. W. lILKn. AJL HODOXS.
G1LI7IER & HODCEO,
- WHOLESALE -
LADIES TRIMMED GOODS,
49 A ml Commerce Street,
4-
tt'78-tf. NORTOH., VJL.
JAS. O'ROURKE,
DEALER IN
BABBLE MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEADSTONES, c,
15 and 167 EAST CHURCH ST., OpposiU
Bt-Eanl'a Church,
AU kin
ocMs proi
aaieesl.
of Stone Work executed. All
iptly filled and satisfaction pur-Oct-lO-ly.
MAPP & CO-
aaattaturtrs of and Dealers in Plain, Japanned
f.v?Wi -.and Stamped ' rw ,
Tinil'JflRE'STOUES'
aUraJtanaea, e.,' Lamp and flouso-turnisll
- fern Goods. " . VIA
101 Wt St., Vi Cor. Koacoke Sqrj
Oet.i0-aa. ' : NORFOLK, VAi
CARRIACEsJF ACTOR Y,
3 Tm
eooa men
panics.
t
CARRIAG
TJILT &
F.LIZA
CHARLES W. PET1I, Proprietor,
So. MO and 282 Water Street, Norfolk, Va.,
f Manufacturers
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS
aw and Grist -.Mills, Shafting, Pulleys,
Hangers, Forgings, and
CASTINGS, CASTINGS, CASTINGS,
f seeial attention given to repairs of
ieamboaU and Machinery of all kinds.
Ifaehinists and Boiler Makers sent to
aay part of the country to do repair work.
Ost.10-1878. 6m.
ESTABLISHED 1865.
II. L. T. DAYIS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
Compete with all Markets,
South East Cor. Water and Commerce Sts.,
NORFOLK, VA.
Capt. D. Bell, Salesman.
Feb. 6, 1879.
iy.
J R Powell. B M Batchelder. W n Collins
HraMEstablidUdlB 1829.
Powell, Batchelder & Collins,
(Saecassors to Thomson &, P0W1L v j
GENERAL : H;-.)- -.-
Q1IUISSI0N IIEBCHAUT S,
No. 64 Water Steeei, "r. ,
STOIIFOLK, - - VIRGINIA,
Osseber 10,1(77. tar.,'
HEARN,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
168 Main Street,
Norfolk. Va.
i
.KOOfl
State aa
TI3AJia:M
ATTO
i Sot nte5 fJS
OatH ly. jom&B & Han't, ftSVl
I f we do with opt daoghters T" '"
Feb. 6, 187d.
lm.
vTZZ -
B Ir
-
MeuldlBM.
eta, Btalr
RaiU, NeweU,
Bouden' iiara-
ta, UllM, u
BiTTLE, BUHI &
COTTTOPI FAOIOBS.
. AND j
aeueral . i
Coiurdission Merchir!ts
fiwii ruiuu je-.----i.;-.-
i:
IfOILFOLZ,
A ujsmbef of the firm attends im psrson,
to the weighing and delivery ft eottoiu
Liberal Cash advances, made on consign
ment. I ?
Highest market prices and prompt returns
rninuiteed. I ' !'' k 3 -
Bageingand Ties at LowestJtates, Free of J
Commissions. I ang.il-ly.
f itr.,-.
AUfRENN & GON,
Manufcctrtts of and Dealers in all kind of
Carriages, Harness. Sandiest
BridUea; Collars, Carts, Wheels,
Ai,JFarm Wagons, fea
r Horse Ckthisg, Lap i?
Eobes, tco.-'S'ifi
NOs. U, 16, 24 A 36 TToIoif Street, .-.
Norfolk jVa.
Fnll linarof Carriages and Harness Materi
al. My Buggies and Carriage are sold by
J. H. BROWN, Tarboro'.iN. O. feb.l3-ly
Merchanls of Korth Carolina
T
nearer home and save freights.
Norfolk; va., "
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
- i
I Hardware, Cutle
Pistols,
Belting. M01 Sp-
pUboI rjCaco4ber
;6
and I Fairbanks
STANDARD SCALES.
WILL DUPLICATE NEW YORK BILLS.
Give Tlicm a Trial ' ' . '
Oct 10, 1878. I . 6m.
BALTIMORE CARDS-
VARIETY IRON AVO
N. W. Cor. CHARLEb A FAYETTE 8U,
Baltimore, HTjI;
WORKS, YORK, PA!
Bailders' Material of All Kinds. Manufacturer of
Iron Buildings, Columns, Iron Stairs Window
Lintels, Kollinr Shuttej
KallLD:
Hyatt Liehts,ramp arid Tfilorung
Posts, Wrt. Beams,
vases. Fountains,
asea, Fountains. Iron SUblo
Fixtures. c.
MU1 Wortraaa Mill Machinery In
eneral, including th "KiTal Smut Machine
"Shi
.afting, Pulleys, .c.
Oct.l0,'78-ly.
m
-The best ready 'niive"paini in the United
States is manufactured by "
WILLIAM H. KING & O ,
OF BALTf.MOREMD. . ..
8end to them lor a sample caM. Be convin
ced by giving it a trui. lhcir well known
brands of ,
WHITE LEAttANIl ZINC PAINTS' ,
are the oesvirjoo. preier to ao your own
mixtacr. ; B. E.eorBr Lombard and Charles
Streets.
Octa0,78-ly;
TIN-W1A.RE.
JL method of informinR 'thelrrlrteiifc 4a.l
North Caroina that bavine enlarged "their
iactory and added all the improved machi-H
nery, they a.-e now prepared to vfTet their
Tin-Ware, both stamped, and pleifPd, at ' pri
ces beyond compelitionJ It will, pay yon to
call and s; them bf ire purchasing else
where Our Btoves, Hollow-ware and Wooden-ware
are from the best factories, and will
be sold at the lowest prices. " Apply at the
old stand where their ! Senior partner has
been for thirty-five year.
i REIP CO..
S5 W. BaUiuoor Straet,
OctlO'78-ly.
Baltimore, Md.
- - T '-I
. --J i -A .JL 4 -A 1 V
R.J. BAKER & CO,5
S6 and SS fikrath' 'jciuwli tti, Street,
Baltimore, llfl' 3
ManuSactnrers and Dealers in
Pure GrouRlwnet
Siiperphospliat9to ficia,
siimHATEjm;
I ... .SULPHATE OF SODA
AND GROUtfftrEltER
All PURE Chemicals for mixture. cbao-
noandit nr frtrwrnraeg ftt ferttUzera-m4Ttnrwa
as low as any hona iofr-r Wrltcforprt.-
1
1
ware, i-junia, vib, qn,.
. r nHur-UTi a ' " "
A Fb. 6, 1878-ly. yORFQUT., YA.
' I WM. K. GAnit.
i
Taylor, Elliott
watte
A
I
Howes o
RKS
PA NT
PURCHASED
itens and the main buildings
Ifcretor
iloiurinir to the Petersburg iron
iff leave ta aware the public
now, better inaa ever prepareu
ag In the
IE AND FOUNDRY LINE.
0
ur "Plaater's Friend" Engine is absolute-
,iffl resarda ura. ;p eap, te suit tne
times, rnc
"rice of Eight-Horse Power only
S475.
Xarge Screw, with back and forward gear,
to do driven my tine oeit, ior p-tcKing mbpm,
flOO-r?.-'--- j-ef
rne encine i oontoi you 1 use wnn pi
nary tana labo.'S?!r-'51h fesi
v W. M. Benton, , BoyMn, says : "Iily
sdnned 7 to 8 bales day. A colored man
with no previous experience operateft? 1
feel safe as regards spark.1 atjvw
Send -for circulars at ;. regards Engines and
our celebrated Couon andtTobacco Presses
for hanc or power. ' . , -.
t , , - . TAPPET i& STEELE,
Oct.3l4y A .Petersi'U'-g, Va.
TO the AFFtlCTED.
FRENCH'S ARNICA
-LIN'IMENTIS
X? the beet remedy know n
for a!l ' iairT8,
such as RheuTnatlam, Neuralgia, licadafebe,
Pains in the Back, Cats, Bruises, Sprain,
Ac. - .. - '
Economy Is wealth. Use French's India
ubber Cement for mending FurnUnre.TO,
Chin, Glassware, Leather, &c. These-prK-araUnnrefor
sale by all dru??its. vAlanu
factnred by Wm. E FRENCH, vbcHeSate
and retail druggist, 202 Syeatnor trei t.
Petersburg, Va. For sale by Co-doirft
drnzeisu. Tarboro. N. C. 9-&vi ilcrs t
iters ity
bSlJRm
mall will receive prompt attention.
Robt A MartiD, Robt II Hili, A G M Martin
. MARTIN, HILL & CO.,
. . . - ettociss AND
; toiiimission Merchants,
Npril North Sycamorf Street,
Pcterbursr, Va.
' Give strict personal attention to all con -
eignments of Cotton, Grain, Tobacco, c,
and make prompt returns. -
UCt. 3t.-4m. Ji AKi USi, UJXJU & UU.
B0LUKGBR00K HOTEL,
Peceirabn rnVa.
The undersigned bavins rented the above
House, will use every exertion te gie satis
action. THE HOUSE has been re-painted,
Fikst-Clasb fare nponjnoderata terma.
n a wvrutnvi) p,..
Lager JBeer & .Wioe
Main St., next door to B. J. Kecch, aiii'. p-
poeite larboro' House.
TARBORO', N. C.
Sept. 0, 1S78.
If.
Tax Notice.
the Court House every day for the pur
pose of collecting the remainder ot all taxes
ye. lae. I shall now proceed -to force the
collect .on, as I am compelled to settle the
8ta;e County and Scoool Taxes, and must
have the money, i nope no person win ask
for further indulgence, as I positively shall
not Kraci it. ." -
All persons who do not come forward and
pay at oace, may expect to pay costs.
Dec. 5, 1878 tl
North Carolina -Xine!
A HOME "ENTERPRISE,
IieIimJl bxtmgh connection
fron aU peiate on fTaMUr to
DTorrollrJ Baltlmorei Kew Yor,
PUla4iplaia; Boston. E'rovi
: dene Fall RlTer avKl-Rll paints
Baart."
At general agent for this lice iu tbe sec
tion of country bordering on Tar River above
Washington, Uje underftifjned " begs to ao
nounceCfrat tBaSteamer Edgecombe is now
making1 regpsMtoiMMetIoDS -wttb Ptniiier
of the Line between Baltimore and Washing
ton (generally known as the Clyde Liic) and
will JmM through Bills Lading to Norfolk,
Baltinere, New -York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Providenoaand Fall River. .
LOWfeSTATEa and RKaSOIABLB
DISPATCH can beM secured by enaouraginir
ttU..8trfaevj"5r,
I-' Be.'ctteftrden'alli
and coneiz9yly'JidrolZdi.
s'. Front AiTlMRE?hip byltfanor'e and
Washington Steamer, R. Foster, AgtmdO
Light Street, Baltimore.
"fYrom PHILADELPHIA ahlii bv flvde
Line, W. P. Clyde & Co., Agents, 12 South
Wharves. . tsjriwa v -
rtita NEW YORK smypalEeJl's Line.
H. L. Chainuan, tMrticlting" Agent, Bowlrng-
From BOSTON shin bv Merchaats A Ifl-
Tom jtujit ujo, .snip fj . anoi k ao
AfoTr rn.
. CQT9 A
wasningtonjLne,
rateand)tMr 4wOTTBatiop, anpWt, 1
Agent N. C. Line and Btr. Edgcombe, ,
- J ' - . 4 3 . Tarboro, N. C
Oct. 4, 1877. ' ; -i :- '-tt
operation, and
Xare prepareo to nu an oraers ior eneet
rnvftirtinga, Xaraand .CWrwBope, t
lowest prloefl.. Orders addrewed-tcr1- Rocky
AtoantMUhv Rocky Jlounl, N fV?Ul De
promptly attend sd to.-
92
'11 iaMima
.TTXApril 11, 1878.
D9CFB(arv mu ireawcr.
tf.
LtMMV'lW btraet'or T'iki
ilKa SCefMat prwaraHOWf com
av. producing; good- Mooa,- neatsn 'n I
Jl.k' ialli bJI nmmlll. J
L .J.ii, J xwri-ii. i
Manu
lieayeaixn i
rPiiiaA
En: ClJDEBi
vlJrtabUeoa UM8XAc:mt w vv.
Sole Proprietor and Maiinfactrr Jc
. R. COJIOLTXJCB'SAUC
387 to 895 W. ThJSdt eU)mflHWW
T
cr:riYROYAL
jjm.iOKaEagvonuia
daala iiko Drnes, jBsaastial
83 WILLIA t ST., NEW YORK. ' ,
4tw A DAY to agfcUtR canvassing for the
p I F1BE8IDE VI8ITOR. Terms and
Outfit free. Address P. 0. TICKER Y, Augus
ta, Maine.
3-kiiixed Cards. SnowfiV.ke, Damask, &o,
J no a alike with name 10 cts. J. Mink
ler & Co , Nassau, N. Y.
a r
iMIXED CARDS,
with name 10 eta.
4-1 : Aicents' outfit 10 cts. L. JONES A
CO.
, Nassau, N. Y.
m
lO ADVERTISERS Send for our Select
J. List of Local Newspapers.
Sent free om
anpliceti on. -Address (KO
P. KOWELL ft
CO., 10 Spruce St..
N. Y.
FOt? LAUNSSY USE.
NETTING
FOR
5W5 & POUNDS.
We Measure the Mesh.
PARTIES ordertag Netting or Seines will
give th" length and depth teq aired when
on lines We. allow one-third for rhrging,
that is ii the beiue is to one hundred yards
long and u-.n feet deep, when on linea, we
would make the webbing one hundred and
fifty yards long and fifteen feet deep, streteh
ed maasuvo. . : "? "
In st4so of any instructions, we will
make as ve."
In ordering, give full description of what
you want ; leave nothing to be guessed at.
Parties, unknown to us, ordering goods,
will be required tc make a deposit ot one
third the valne before we ship them; balance
to be paid on delivery.
WM. E. HOOPER & SON8,
Oct. 10, 1S73 -0m. Baltimore, Md.
Durham Whiskey.
Lab't'by Htatb Assay r akt CnKMiST,
; Richmond, Va., 8ept. 7th, 1878. J
I have caretally tested a sample of "Dnr
Inm Hv VVhiske" selected by myself from
the stock of Messrs Ellison & Harvey, and
flue1 it free from adulteration. It is an ex
cellent article of Whiskey, and altogether
suitable for use as a. beverage or Medicine.
Signed, W. U. TAYLOR,
State Chemist.
We are sole proprietors of this superior
wbUkey, which we offer to the trade of North
Carolina, together with afulljine of all kinds
of Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, Ac.
ELLISON A HARVEY,
Oct.31-m. Richmond, Vs.
0pp. Capitol Square,
COR. GRACE AND NINTH STREETS
RICH XI OX D, VA.
ti.. - niHn.A.4 - . . r i. : l
A tits ui'JSt fic tcuLi oi.itjit ij ji.riJ3aOia
lucaii-iy iaJit ci-fro"nt:Dg on the Capitol
Square coiiTeisienl to all public buildings,
I'epols and Churches, and imrcediate'y on
the lice of Street Railway, making it tha
mo-t desirable Hotel in the City.
Far- strictly first-class. Board $2.60 and
2 per day. Special rates to Commercial
Agents.
S. HUKTEH. Y-wy ,
Da. E. S PHsDiBToy, $ rropTn.
COW MILKERS.
UPON receipt of Two Dollars I will send
to any address free of charge, one sett of
AUTOMATIC COW MILKERS. When yon
have used them once von would not be with
out them for double tne cost. Address
Q. C. BATTLE, Rocky Moant, N. C.
General Agent for North Carolina
Aug. 15, 1878 6m.
PETERSBURG
FREMTMlDYEINfi
if.
uyeiBg apa uieaninc aone in au ita; Drancu
ea and all colors, at the lowest prices, and In
the shortest time. Rid Gloves cleaned nlce-
1 Uianeh Offlee, on Church street, near
f iSzert: Tarboro . N. C. i
an3-tf ' J. MADISON PHELPS:
S First-Class Restaurant
OYSTER
SALOON
Jhave opened next to Mr. J E. Simmons'
Cabinet Establishment, an Ovster Saloon.
in which no interior oy8tera will be kept, and
to which no colored people will be admitted,
i ." . - i FBED. COOPER.
TarberO, N. u, Oct. 10, 1878. tf
THWi I Hi ' I L I II II I I I I iii . i .
INotlce.
i.
A PPLICATION win be made to the praa-
jl en : uewaw
Asaemblvfor an Act iocor-
GCflrT-CJ
ficKadio
adsP
Ikicuffierafaad
i
T" ST
0 e i m
AS PER DIAGRAM. H
X g
'V- XV BI
JJL X S
W , "v. -
perting Tarboro Cemetery Co. ' ' .-
Jan. 23d, 1879. i j , ' 6fc '
uxboxa' Barxtbtrntx.
giursday,, ,ebfBtty fix 1879-
i ;rwi v.;W,iv4iU
IUs i &mt 4a: t4wn8,v
m irial feKo onrarv it is saLvr.l,
LrfmmiLi ad.Wnt t
whom Uw( intent to defrwl
reeled, in prof of tin gentrei atct
ment of the ifitent to ddfrand. It
ii not necessary or proper Utat the
erdiet should- specify the person
intended to bo itLraoded. The
words order for tho deliver of
foods' in our statute only inoludes
orders drawn by persons havtBg
a disposing power orer the goods
upon a person under obligation to
obey. It is not however so restrict
ed in aa indictment concluding at
ooramon lair.
Beriham vs. Craig y from New
Hanover.
Where aa allegation in the com
plaint is not denied in the answer
the fact is admitted and the effect
of tho admission is as available to
the plaintiff as if found by the jury.
An issue as to such faet is wholly
unnecessary and immaterial.
Where an aotion is not instituted
to correct or reform the deed itself
on the ground of accident, fraud,
mistake or undos advantage parel
eridence is inadmissible to convert
an absolute deed, into a1 trust - or
mortgage. Where a parol agree-seat-to
change an absolute deed
into a mortgage "or Trusp- i,
bv the answer it is unnecessary tor
the defendant to set up the statute
of frauds in his pleadings.
Mason vs. McCormick, from Bla
den. Where a witness was rendered in
competent to testify for tho plaintiff
as to a conversation with a de
ceased person under whom the de
fendant claims title by being surety
bn the prosecution bond he cannot
be rendered, competent by withdraw
al of the bond and the substitution
of another as surety thereon.
By .4 she, J. :
State v$. Grillepsie, from Iredell
2a an indictment for obtaining
goods by false pretences an aver
ment of tho value of the goods need
not be made.
State vs. Davis, from Orange.
An objection that a juror is an
atheist made when the defendant is
asked if he has any cause to show
sentence of death should not be
passed upon him comes toe late.
The challenge propter defectum
shuld be made as tho juror is
brought to the book to be sworn and
ifsot then made the defendant
waives his right of challenge and it
makes no difference that the groond
of objection existed at the time the
juror was sworn but was not discov
ered till afterwards. In such a case
the court which tries the prisoner
may in its discretion award a new
trial but no appeal lies from its re
fusal to do so.
Walker t. Dick, from Forsythe
Under the present system, a su
rety before he has suffered from his
suretyship, may use his . liability as
an equitable set off against a debt
he ewes his insolvent principal and
this defense will avail him equally
against an assignee, provided the
note is overdue when sssigued or is
assigned with notice.
J5j Dillard, J. :
j&ftfMld vs. Freeman, from New
H&novcrv .
Tour nfe!-JT!jwnOT the
same consideration at the JkmZ -3
and falling doe at four successive
dates and on a trial of an action
brought to recover on the last three
notes the record of the recovery in
an action on the first note was of
fered, with an averment, that the
same points and matters of defence
had been urged and adjudged .there
in; He id, It was error to jejeot
the evidence. Its effect when ad
mitted will be for the Court below
to pass upon and this Court express
es no opinion thereon now.
State vs. Smith, from Yadkin.
If any member of the grand jury
which finds a bill of indictment has
si civil euil at issue in the Court at
the term the bill was found, the bill
is abatable . if the defendant takes
the objection before -plea of traverse
made on the bill and it is not neces
sary to show that such juror was
present and participated in the de
liberations en the bill.
State vs.. Waller from Catawba.
On , an . indictment for . fornica
tion an adultery where it appeared
that the defendants - lived in the
same house, the man being about
23 and the woman 50. that he had
been taken by the defendant M ten-
years of age, being : a, cnpple 5d
an orphan, that there were two Jpeqj
in the honse and sometimes three.
feundhesi7e
Mker1 ft1
A 'W
tTaejr04neyn km ones
6lo3 sh8BsnstfaVI baeeCKts
W a dry te AruttP tu tot tan
lm
Iejera tnr-1aoXifSa ffftl
ileiTwLM
.t..
EetrsacSffliezit and
, ' - ' .
fitb33nv
. 'J -
a c m; jllvhvtuulc, in vTcnerut
r .: rr,.- -
Your committee appointed
r
a
eri
a joint resolution, 1 of thar v Un
eral Assembly,- raufied in Jan-!
uary 1879, beg leave ieaiisport lhai
they are eaxxtestly emdeavonag te
discharge the totieallirned thenf
without injury to the public J tfeH
visw or w to tiantnoj ei ne no
ble charitable , institutions of the
State, on the one hand, and with a
proper retard tor the popular -de-1
mend for retrenehment en the oth
er. . They would first call the at
tention of the Q eneral Assemblyto
ihe Insane Asylunjwtjife
ions rnaee oy law xor-asuMaa be-1
of the outside Insane. . I
WW . ... ' m ' m J. I
xour committee do not belie
that it was ever contemplated bv
the Constitution that the '"deaf
mute, the blind and the insane of
the State." should "be cared for
7T ITrftr.rrt.
thV Tnferlor3
Sspreae cw
Bftflfisafgs f-ine Biate" outside of
her Asylums. Neither idiots,, the
blind, nor deaf mutes are, now sup
ported outside these charitable ins
stitutions. Why should c the1 out
side insane receive a consideration
and care denied to all other nnfor
tunates ? Justice ; demands, that
the same provision should be' made
for all. And-this is altogether im
practicable. The State" has been.
and is now, doing .evervthingr in
her power to comply with the rer
-building and addiniTte ior" uybxnv
xu taw niao upena up a wiue ,anp
prolific field for fraudy fMchy our
committee have reasoa: t. believe
has been diligently cultivated J&
some cases counties have drawn
from the treasury by far the larger
portion of the taxes paid in by
them. The burden- ie growing
heavier year by year. . The . dis
bursements now are at the rate; of
$600 per day. . Two years age
$20,090, last year ' $30, 000. Z This
year not leu than $40,000, were re
quired, and in the opinion of- the
TreastUrer, judging from the: preeW
ent rate of increase, $50,000 ,wU
not satisfy the next year's demands
of this law. xour committee there-
fore would have reported a bill? Te
pealing this - Itatutr "pro vidlsg J for
the outside insane, bat have' already
recommended- favorablr. the SenAte.
bill introduced by the Senator fVem
McDowell, which effects the same
purpose, 1 ' -
2. The Insane Asylum at Bal
eigh, your coxunittee feel, houad to
declare it as their oonvictionshas
not been managed, rith that, carf
and economy which the State had
right to expect. They do not" hesi
tate to express the opinion that the
judicious management of nis town
affairs by a prudent business- man
appplied to this institution, would
save thousands to the State. Ua
questionably there has been, loose
management and a waste of money.
This .has been Owing to defects !in
the present law. : ParUy to the
fact that the Superintendent, the
MafcCIL&rSteTOrf and.thejEn:
glneer all have teeu &
making rurchasesl ind partly to
the fact, as your committee believe,
that the Superintendent,, with: all
his splendid abilities, seems to have
no well developed iqM of econo
my. Your comroitteAjare jof the
opinion that it is neeeesary .ta-ireor
ganize and turn nvjep,:a . neir nf.
Ther therefore mpectfully. recom-
meod the passagt of; thahill hefeJf
with presented, and. have a strong
hope and Mnfidenee ' that itJwU
save to the State thir sum of twenty
thousand doUsn'per ahnumi
: 3. The 0e andjf Pi ;Asytttm
they take pleasure im saviagiJias
been jtter.d-jnsjuiXand with
more attention to--weonbmy, still
your committee, with' jt,yerow
priice of provisions; and .laber, are
of the opinion- thatr' there' is still
room for imprevement, raad you?
committee think: the sunt el$32,5Q0
which they recommend for itf sti
port sufficient. " J ' "i'T&a'
4. Under the present law, anthor
iaing the building of an Bxeeative
Mansion, th cost orthatbuilding
wiUprpbabifAT
coatee jlated "w eiiTsIatni4t.'
The' commission -- endeg? that . law
have now in hand,
mv m i . ii h u a u "i z. tjz - - - - it s - .
erawilfttii lXyRhaltT of
TOtal coat m caah, ..... Jt&E4mtgUas
etMtjrfMnxte
Maw smxtsM3eMom oGceaa4
chtksU&iJav &iulm
SbklaAat
ttJI
..trJLi4L.
aisseuesa v
tut SALflciaofrsveart ali
BAaaMyZlS
Iwskf
riwYTftJalr tie1 tlvIiiirUIdn,
mftjrWCI
meat oi tae oretsntr. ai
uzthA canstruction olteaidl zsan-
the next. fcfgixiatijrtr.andJthat the
J7,0UU new on haad be- eovered
in the Treaanrw Tb.aw liarawith
iproeenb a put ior mat purpose.
mmm --. " -.t r - wi r"" e? . w. .
If V AIAV IrVUIIAUblrff UVrvniaAsU UA .
tVl. lIL . -? a- err- -i tji -- ww s -
"ft assisaon- ei" o.is -ixoeuency
tne.Uorocaar; efler a; tUL repealing
th six hundred dolUrlerksbjp ej
lowed by the last General .'Assenv
blyrto .the Executive Department;.
YbneommittsereDose tbcomr
piet4 the utlesfusijme&t uk
another report mad at the -earliest
iagjest thsttif .the measures hercia
reportftdJetadonted, the Savinircto
the.Bkater eaaaot be less than front
Jf0,& tofl00,000.. . i
I . 1 J. 80ALES,
I "' John S. Henderson,
. Senate Branch.
! -'riiNS0N,,.',;'':
ATJmOEE ST., :
J. A. Mc;
"T House Brtochv
The Duties of Cotmty Twaaqrcirs-
We print below the bill that has
passed the 27ouse ; and Sf najfe,- and
Aa. now ordered to enrollment, in re
gard to uounty; xrea8urors. is
yery important, tcj. tb, -keepers; of
county, moneys, ana wianezest
A bill to .be entitled an act .to
amend' sections eight "and 'ten of
chapter thirty of Battle's ' Beviial;
relating i to the duties of County
1 Q1
- . '.J3IVHI JO
Thiaenexal Assembly if of) North
t 1 Carolina do enacts, , , r
i Sec.. 1. Thtf section, eight of
Hpwr iiiuriy ui. xi,i,ia s,. jneyiaai,
be trickenout,1 atari - the following
be inserted in lieu thereof :; It shall
be iha doty ol the Treasurer (1) to
receive; all meneya. belonging te the
county and. all other, money Sjby
lav' directed to be paid ;to him, " to
keep them separate and' apart from
his owii affairs, aod to apply them
and render account of 'them s re
quired byilaw1..(2) ;To kfep- a true
account of. the roooiaU-and-oxpon-
l ditur e . af t all such: .moneys, taking
proper veucnera in every. case,? 10
eksfprovided fbrr that purpose at
the expe&s Of the county, and u to
post At. thsrrcburt hdusa door on the
first Monday in each month a cerk
reel statement of ; such recpteand
f xpenditares, showing h. amount
ieeeired, and ", from What , source,"
and the amounts paid out- and 'to
whottvaandl forswhaj ipwmc&i and
thSjPsiannw in? tost Aattdf'in longing
to the county; . '(ff) To 'ealLo&Ithe
Sheriff Uie Clerks of the Shperior
necessary. . :tb." pa over. to.hM..a"d
aeceuat for all such .moneys. -.(4)
To exhibit his. J)ooks and, aMounts
and : moneys; onoe 'J. every. -.three
months, or ofteneraf the Commis
sieners of his county deem it neces
sary, to a committee to becooapo-'
sedfof the Chairman of the Beard
of Conntv Commissioners ancbone
other person to , bo selected by" the
pardf IJommissione?
hk antnstm. I ft
uourvor otoer emcer naying coan
ty ItttoAeyS io: his hand at lessl
once in ' each-mor oV'ofteWrHf
be an expert accounUntV,fand""ifrP:
ahall be the duty of this committee
to examine the. books and accounts
of sis office, Jtnd see that the- ao
couRts are correctly and properly
kept, and to count the money : in
the hands of tho Treasurer, and see
that, , it corresponds ; with the
amount shewn by the books to., be
ia his hsnds. . And if, at , any .time,
there' shall" be TaV deficit' in . the
amount, of money the hands of
the-eaatirereomauttee Ahall
so report to the Board of County.
uommissioners, sjna it snau oeiaeir
duty to instiUU proceedings in the
Superior" Court against ssid Treav
urer for violafibn of his official du-
A .Pt-
C5. Jxi case where (lie office
ot Treasurer? hajeejrqf .'may bf
hereafter abolished1 m An v "count vi
1 the ,duii? joinecfii 't ;fction
jaaaiA, apptjr .1,9 wm peraonvacung in
tSBJ Pwssurer-iXb The
Coonjtj.,Qomjinissipnersjih
to theoimmittee:who examine: the
books and-meney of the-Treasaxei',
thO: same pay per ft7t-that is- re
ef lved bv a member ief their1 own
umw m nnrvic lur jmu fiinunausn.
oeo. Anai sectioa iu pe amen-
or ith jdisbfrti?
t'bdi.da iar f tlx iTr'ra
5f
. -V T
i c VLe tLz:
Mf the Cesrt,
Aii-ravcfsrsr a?
tooinied iikSejr-r'r r-rilsi ,17
telTr v-j
-oisa nr"n.rA7tV3 niiVivt 4 zniizi
en
lifeless. They dot;t
even
bbw te .dsiTrTrTrrrrrrirti2.
Datience. ssd xiriae-Tiei l?r-..fMo
s ngle Udv is ure.te 4be theee-it
dp it Old4achelorfr are ni-na. ,
tared. They dtsire to bejtsjtlsse
bliging asv-petllr.Teyrinn&
chadrendetsalsl!' tats yea j
anvona alaa. -' - .-s
i Old maidVajre-xactloikirj axd
loan, goto rsJil kwft rtl ctr:, t-z.
matisntp iatheir iuA bald Jti5I
and sa?uthsriAaMura, docs at Cs,:'"
uosMTex m. cssisT laxa-Cki-T
tey have not a lsessatto it U
i"?rn?8-: , "L-aL :
0 , Old raaids ctatke e hoae of
one little roomy ld eok delicious '!
meals for- Jhtr-'Overxthe gasrjet, in
eunning:lifthji;t2KittJss, tbesidss
making. aU ihei:owrtWarlrobe..pli Ji
bachelors eedfj am jrmy; of ersi-,
waiters! cooks'.' distant relatives and r
hotel landlords to keep them 00m- "'
fortabJeJThen old nai2i srill,'"
ey tie up tL.irhed iit Wi -.
pellets outettwA potties aUsrssUl?,.:
and ,get well againaWhea old fcacS-:
elors.are il;jtneyrgor i'to ' .bed Aait,
send for four doctors; have a com-' 43
suUition, a mantlepieae full cf tUcl- - '
bottles ; all the -amiable "married
. SL 0 . - -1 . . -a - a w . . e A
men who -nfieng to US C1UD ' to SIS
tin with tfimi a - Vi?1 Yiaa? m j -
hixei nurtfi they tfl?3raph tiiP, 1
relationsandi do their. bet to inv
press the world .withthe idea:
thsy ir, dying. ' r V
fWhea aa old mU trartls, 4ii '
takes a sandwich,' ariece t'f p trzsAs
cake and: a boUleerlecn!j Ii a
hand-btetand lsnfiene.esri 5
'yn ffbejarrl 0Wkj3 ;U i
hachelpr, tnTtls Es icrdirj, a s:r. ,
in courses at 'thf statea,,Anniyti" r '
because he :has: intt tlae: t:cat It ' " .
before ther?fifteea minutes fox rev.
freshments'Tarsvoi
Old- maids enk weak tea and ii
cures: their; headaches. Old - backs-
their youth is ovary and their bean-'
ty gone If, afUrawhilso 'an-- '
tumnal love trrrsXtSilhey take
it as a sort eftaVac? A3dswsLps.
r1 will m f f fk .
lowdrins: Rro5so.wfcw4oT-a.
them hetdacs3, ;1 ,t r ; ,f) , ..
l' Old maids areae Jeit : they tkl
lors believe that. all women, eror iaT,
lore'wiih He'aJtd tt theyt
cabfaliy rg)iSd CstiiTfei 'frt'3 1
traps"- laidl t2iaviil thialiti
matrimonj;l:Thrt ',at3fe!3?;clLsr;i ;
ishthe belief that, tbidi .they
f eventnaUylcsni.narmditta, the
world expects thert to exhibit pre at
twte in womex ia'iheir phoice, and
that the "othS rf&UowV will lci ; "
if their ferti&i e not tender c: 5
and.beairy?; alio,: thai tliy
marry:, inaiky trui: e2pre ex. jesl-:;c
.'.r.i. Ajyr;
'"
lTecentl'tlu'lf.r, a psilish
ed a canard x upoA Tczxi, in wlich
it is said that scect3 f esrry
ing revelvsrs-tixtrfitita-rxs il
lustrated; ia Ssn7Ant?aieiVrh?a a
chained' 'Mexicar lion,, in a shovr
seized a little girt Fourteen rc ,
vol vers were eactlil into the brutal
"if rru Tn- m rr j
tntra-afFi an i thwnanv. aiva tant'a'i
notipgAtalj i. Irp&itjtiiza :
sons, fifteen' rexolvers . were drawn, .
out and laid ofc, the .bank ef the,"
stream, the extra one ' belbngb'; ti 4
the - officiating clergyman. Xi hUe -:
having their sins washed away they, t
were very earrful to keep thrlrpfTr--'
der dry.
..:
- A man withp a rusty fctsrd that
ran down to a ptii, tad rcs tat .
that ran to! pttk, : boxrd:i ' a
Long Island railroad train at Ilin
nesjota the ether afrnosnL tici a
seat near, thf gtna td r hU izt a
gentle sloraber, - in a f jw j rdastes ,
abrakemah I opened the 4bor. and
shouted, "Queens V The slumber-
in pstsenger;stlir:;fiiftid lis
poitwn.aad iacirew, The pot s
yourn;? A staid, in on Jacts." IJ.
A man caovliva znorer cconoznicallT
during this, aid -weather far nothing
short of absolute' cscciy could La-
dnce a wttata rzi cri cf tsr
bed hi; the; mid ; i cf , cr) ef , ties
mrfita and'nieXcj.Lurlid'e trow-
arapocicu.
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