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t il S.'A vtf . -1- IT N I O T !! K'nONSTITT 1 0 N AND THE L AjWSi-TIl 6 A RDI A N S OF O U R LIBERTIES. v r. fT t r.r:v.,,r r,. w. - r -.7 , LO-S-ii. 24022:: Vol; XLVJI. V. HEADQUARTERS ffft'OSD'. HMTW.XUS , . . , . twct, : . , , ChUs!oa,8 C,Dtcemtei31rl8l7. M.' .5'.- . V't s a I. Psragraph II of General Orders No., 10, frvra th Headquarters tf the Second Military District, dated April ,U, 1867, is modified ai follow,: ' , , m '' ; i ' jitJITI FOR MBTS. . t ., .. ffjgdgments or decreet for the pay ment ol money oa causes of action arising in North Carolina between the 0th of MsV; 1861. and the SOth of -April, 1865, aod" in 8outh Carolina batweeri the 19th day of Decern ber, 1860. and the 0th day of Aprt.1 1865, shall not be enforced,' by execution, agaiost the perloa or property of the defendant. Proceedings for ach causes of action tiow pending ah ill be stared, and no suit or pro rrtt shall be instltated or commenced en such causes of action on til alter the civil s-overnmentof the retpectire statea ahall be established, in accordance ilh tie laws of the United State. Paragraph 111 of the aatna order it nodi' (ied as follows: , :xccvtioks. Sheriffs, coroner ami constable are here by directed to suspend the sale of all pro perty upon execution, oi process ui.derany judgment or decree I a court of the so-call ed Confederate State, or of the State of North Carolina, rendered bteeii the 20th liar of Mat, 1801, and the. organization of the provisional government ol taut Mate, under the President's proclamation nf the 20th day of April, 1865, r tht State ot( Sou tli Carolina, rendered between the I0;h : daof December, I860, and the rjauiza tiun of the provisional government of the said State, under the President' proclama tion of the SOih day of Jane, 1865. unlet ttwritten content of the defendant be rn tered ol record, and except in case where the plaintiff or hi attorney upon eih, up parted br corroborative tetimoy, ahall allege flit the defeodaat ia dupoing of, reomvinj, or abuot to remove, hit property be olid tUe juritJiction ol the court, with Jnteul to defraud his creditor; piotidt l, that no such judgment, o rerdercd, withm t'.ie period aloietaid,. ahall be a bar to the commencement, to a Slate court, of a new tail upon the a.ue cuie of action in any cate in which, bjr law, the defendant io ay remove or appeal the aame to a court of the Coiled State. roat-cLoai-ae or MoaToaoa. Die ale of real or perineal property, by foreclosure of mortj4ge, ia likewise sus pended ia the cae embraced in para graphs It and 111, of aid order No. 10 aa abova amended, except in caea where in tereti money accruing subarquent to the 29th til April, 1864, ahall not have bean paid before the day ofaale, and all pre vious restriction on soch sales are revok ed. Parazraph IV of the same order is modi fied by substituting the 39tu day of April, 1865, for the iiu'i uay ol Mar, b(i). Paragraph V of the aame order is modifi cd as folloarat strr oi xtoao otar. All procetdioj for the recovery of rao ney on contracts; whether nnder eal or by parol, the consideration I which was the parchaae ot slaves, sasdo subsequent to the 1st day rjinuarr, 1 863, art saipended. Judgments or decree entered, lor auch caasea ol action ahall not be enforced. Paragraph VII of the same order is modi fiedss follow t IIOCKSTKAOI. In all sales of property onder execution or by order of any court, there ahall be re nerved out of the property of any defen dant who has a family dependent opon his .r her labor a dwelling home and apper teoancea, and (if in the country) twenty attes of land, or so much thereof that the whole shall cot exceed ia valae the asm of two thousand dollars and ia i Iowa or ci te, the immediate lot opon which such dwelling Hoots it situated and ni ceasary articles of furniture, ;appirel, aabsistenea and implements of husbandry,, trade,, or other , employweTJt.' ta .the value of,rfive tturtdrcd dallara. The fiotneittad titmp- finfi at.!! innrf nnlr to the benefit of famH ties. , li ofher cases the $ xeoRUoi shall fx-; tend only. to clothing ;anj. taplemeAM w. trade or employment osoaur loiiowf.a .oy the defendant, pf,the rajue of ,twoihttn.4eJ dollars. The exen.puoas hereby made hV not be .waived or defeated by ,the,aet9fW defendant, who has a family lepeAd?qtfp- oo him or her lor support,? neejeiBDi ed property shallbe acert mcd, and defin ed by tneahenn or4 ojnej OiHCjcruiorfing the execotion, who sliall calj tohUid two impartial adieu to make th necessary , It a . 1 . ippriiscment.ana ahau maat report mere ot to the court. , ,. . . i : '- THE u l.i, i . . . . , i OF THE WINDMILLS. 1KIIIT roa IRADl'lKKT DKBTS. k Paratraph X i hereby aoodifird. as to aBihorixa arreai.'in civd actions tx contrac tu only in cues where the.deonnd is past . r a a ' I I due, and the peienuaot naa peen guuiy fraud .in cootractin the debt aued for, or has removed or disputed of.biapropeity,ftr is about to do ao, with intent to tiefrauu ns creditors, or ia about to leave the. State with audi introt. ' , , , . t KXCCCTuRS AND TRt'STTt. , Parasrrauh XIV it amended by adding thereto: All proceedings in any court of North Carolina, or of Soaih Carolina, re- cosrnixins: or aanctiooins Uie ir vestment of the fund of minor heirs, or of females, or of insane nertuns. in the securities of the lite rebel irnvermuent. or the securities of the Statea of North Carolina r South Ca roliua. cieated lor the purpose ol carrying on war against the oernmeut of the tott ed States, will be suspended until the nuts- Uoit ot the vaiiuuy oi ucn inveiine shall have been determined by the couits of the United Siate. or by national legist tion. And noihiug iu the provisions oi this order, or of the order No. 10 above cued, ahall be held to br or hinder, the re covery, by suit, of Hie estate of any win'" heir, female, or inaAoe person, Uatuiaut Irutt.) vihtlUtr in lUe handa of executors, adtaininiralor, tiustre. gusruuna. mas tei or clerks of equity court, and other fiduciary sgentt, or invested by them in their nduciary character. DISTtLLHRIts. H. General Order No. 25. of May 20lh, iRf.?. i retuked : and on and alter the urn dav ol January,: 1868, the distillation of; r .i ti:i:.... HI. spirituous mjuori in inn ;iimij uiv willtbe subject to such reatrictiona only as are imposed by the'aw of the United Slate and l the Slates of North and South Caro- lina, respectively. aaa rooms. III. Parimnhs VI and VII of General Order No. 35, dated Ma? 30. 186r,are re- voked, and the power ti grant license lor the sate of spirituous or intoxicating li quor is remitled to he proper local autho rities, to take effect on and after the first day nf January, 1889, and to be subject to the following eonumons: 1. The municipal authorities grantia; the license shall be aniwerable that the par ties u whom such licente are granted, to gethcr with their sureties, shall be repon aible persons, and ot good moral standing in the community, and that both principal and sureties shall be able to qualify indi vidual! in double the amoaot of the bond required, and that the bond shall be a lie-i upon the petaonal property of both princi pal and sureties, and upon proof of default shall warrant the summary aeizureand sale of so much of the property of either r both aa maybe neceasary to aatialy the lorlci ture or fine and costs. 2. Drunkenness and disorderly conduct on the premises shatl work the forfeiture of the license and of the penalty of the bond. 3. The owoar or keeper of any bar room, saloon or other place at which intoxicating liquors are sold, and an other persons inte rested er connected therewith, shall be re garded as principals in any action of dama ges growing out Ol issbsii, rim, or other disorder occurring oo the premis es, or directly traceable thereto. 1 . 4. All bar room, salooos or other place at which intoxicating liquors are sold, shall be closed on the day or days ol toy gene ral or local flection, and icr tne iweivr hours next proceding 'the openings and bext luceteding the tloiioi of the polls tt such llecii.int and the sheriffs of counties ... . .. - . i and districts and the chief ol police of cM Carleton". wnteato the Boaton Journal ties and townCaHall hafe power to direct a letter ia -regard r Holland, which is a thetlosirie'of bar rooms and 'other places model in its avar. trivianto vonn? readera for the sale of intoxicating liquors whenever 1 1 more definite i and! e ivid conception of iv may oe neceasary, meir juugneni to me geography- t- that country. than they preserve order and quiet. '' would be ilikelr to ret from their resular 5. i he proceeds oi an licenses, fonei- school text booto VVa opy a large part lures and fines, under the local regulations of the letter : n or under the provisions of military orders, , I am sure that every Wrand airl who will .be deYoted to the support of .the poor, reads the Journal would ulce great pleasure and as toon at realized will be turned over in -visiting HoUand, t it ia auch a qoeer. to me comm ssionera or o veneers oi .ine strange, loony, nlaee; and the oeonle are so poor of the d'triet, county., city or town in I odd and conoas.. There are soch scenes wmcn tney, accrueu, ana ye commission sa cannot-De tourul anywhere else in the ers or oyrrteer will, at the end of each .wide world.. Most of the boys ia New Eng- 'J.:.'i.A:o . 11...1..1 n.... . i-i.-"- , .D. moaiH, rcpwri io me i sv sotiai i isnu carry soireo la iiieir DOCKflS. and 1 ral of the District the amount received by I dare ssy there is net a I lad among all of them during the month, specifying the them who nay read thia letter who has not names of the parties from whom' it wa tt- ,whiiled ott a windmill, or, at least,a whir? ceived. ' ' ' r ! f i ' ' " " ' ' litis ; but there are. -more windmills hero 6. The peoalties imposed by tvis order han they ever dreamed 'of windmills ia or by the local pblice.regulationsi may be the towns -and cities, .out in the country, enforced in any civil or military court, and and ail the shore of the sea- all in motion opon conviction the court may award to where there is -wind enough to turn them. the informer a sum not exceeding fifty per Yesterday I could sea nearly one hundred cent, of the forfeiture or fine. And it it at a time. Itiwas a gusty breezy day, and made the duty ol all sheriff, constables the storm clouds were flying io" from the and coroners ol counties ana districts, and luerroan. ocean, and there was .a tremen the police of cities and towns, to be vigi-ldous commotion among' the windmills. laat in the euforcemrnt of the police regu- Each one seemed Ui be trying to whirl fas- latioii and the provisions of this order in ter than the other. relation to the aale of intoxicating liquor. Undoubtedly .you have read of , the ex- The provitiona of tins paragraph will be ploits ol that. crazy knight Don Quixote, hr d at remain unexp'ued after the 1st of Janua-I bled into the dirt by the great fans, which ry, 18G8. wentound and round justas if nothing bad cistbict corats. I happened ; but if he .were alive in , these IV. To promote the speedy trial of pri- days, and were to visit Holland, he might toners connneu lor minor onences, and ut-iuiot wun goou reason that the land was luinifch the cost or their maintenance, all I lull otgianta. . committing magistrates will on, the loth I what they ark roa. nd Ut daya f each month, report to the -Too wonder, perhaps, what the people of juugc i meir coomj or umrici coun n tnia country can want ot so raanr wind cciumiiments made by ihem during the pre- sills ; but let me tell tou that if it'had not ceding half month, specifying the date of been for these milla in the past there would commitmeuts. the names of the prisoners be verv few people in Holland new. The ana me onences lor wnicn wey were cow- windmills, in . one sense, . have made the mitted, to the end that the judges may, country what it is. whenever in their opinion the number of Looking upon your map of Holland you prisoners or other considerations of public wjU ,ee that the river Rhine, which has its interest call lor it, hold specul terms ol 80urce away soaih in the centre of Europe their courts for the purpose of disposing ol among lhe mountains of Switzerland, here such cases. The additional expense of caches the sea. When its gets within one holding such special terms will be a charge hundred miles of the sea it snlits itself into upon the State Treatury, and the accounts . ,izen or more channels, all of which, af. therefor will be audited and paid aa ac ter winding and turning through a great uvui, vi .iiiiii.i i " miriii, poar weir waters mio ine ocean, ed and paid, and if the salaries now paid Holland, therefore, wss once a great marsh the judges should be inadequate in view ol or bs. There are verv few stones in the the additional labor peilonned by them, a country there are oo'mountaina or hills, reasontble addition upon the proper repre- but one dead level of marsh land. sentations through the Uovernor of the Hundreds of yeara sgo the people who State, wilt be allowed. lived near the mouth of the Rhine saw that FiloTAOE. the marsh land was very fertile, for the silt una -a- a - . t.! . - v . 1 na puotaje regmauons now exinmg ,n the river brought down every year from in the Statea of North and South Carolina lhe mountains made the land "verv rich: are so fir modified that on and after the thpT MW tlg0,ittaey could only get rid cf nrtt uay ot warcn, 100a, an pa5cn5cr tDi water oo the marahes, they might lay steam vettelt, regulated by the laws of the out cabbage gardens and little farms. They voucu csici, uu viijui( iv vviu-1 commcnccit oy ouiiaing asms nere. ana missioned br United States Commission- ihere one on the branch of the Rhine call. ers, s tall be exempt from the compulsory e, lhe Ratter and the place in time was payment of pilotage. I known as Rotterdam : another on the Am- north carolima poll. Tax. g(e which was the origin of the name of v i. soinucnoi me act oi ir.e vieneri th,a Cltj Amsterdam, bo all of the dams Astemhiy ol tr.e otate oi worm "l io Holland catue, not because the people entitled An act to raite monies," rstifiad welt ; tj,e habit of using wicked words, on the 26th day of February, 1857, as but became thev built data oo the atrcamt. make it " thedutT of all persons and COr nut the wster soaked through the embsnk- portions to list and pay the (poll) tax of ment,, and every rain made their gardens su.cn persons uauio w h'i wet; incy uuguuenea, mio wnicn mo wa. their employment ,on the first day of April ter ,ettled, and then conceived the idea of of each year, as laborers," is recinded, and building windmills for pumping the water hereafter all individual taxes will be asses- ;.t, the river. atd directly upon and collected directly They tet one of the forcet of nature the from the individual from whom ther are windto work against another force due ; provided, that the provisions ol this the rslo and as a gust of wind will turn order ahall not apply to the (axes levied for levmi thomand of mills just as easily as the current yesr, except that double poll jt doe, one, they have conquered the rait tax shall not be enforced if the original tax nm forced lha great river Rhine to quit be paid oo or before the 1st day of March, ue marshes, and have begun to pump the eighteen hundred and sixty-eight ocean dry. By command of " ' That is the meaning of all these giants Bvt. Major General Ed. R. S. Cakbti iwinging theif armi from one cod of the LOUIS V. CAZI ARC, f eir l9 ,gB other day and night whenever Aid-da-Csmp, Act'f . Asst. Ad. Gtnl htn - , breath of air. , Tt Got trWtoent 'd.' Pierpeifi'moOO ' he ;mmT. v. . tod Riddlt,?3,000,ft3T, rosecoting,5urritt. .Toice the fyxairj. as it h, imagine a
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