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' - . , r t . ; -.. contracts 4o soil a well known Forsyth, j iVucre one rfor.stArteA'MUi tnfrtDdTiiVs ' The Awichcs mak e a ruir offer : thev do not wish U shed the blood of their, whiti bwhcrs. TheyNhaya nothing worth taking,- and the Attache Indfrea nre fuM Afwhitn iculnji nmr. iei Tspamsn uoaney step out, ana u ue Kills iuto t the Apache chief iq fair fight he Is free to de- a specified sum and n the deod therefore wV- pnrt wirh hU braTs.n t ; . j' scqucntly tzccntci), alds a strip (the loau in pu) '' V If lyoaVe -afcard,' Charley. Ill tackle dm to the "old witlvoqt further considcrafie. Trtf'tin M t.om.JiL? 1 I ; it is fraudulent to the erantors croditors, hd ? , The Uunt stug U ghy.m5MWWVtrtrt- -f?.1111 to Qcl! nWcd 5triP r5 Jt1" "f doWsfeet. "V-t r: j V'i' goncantec,!.-; : i ..,..": i'-:--:: in, H fKa living man erer tnw Spnai! Charley : Any one who has aeqwircd Ithe rights of afle- they .penetrated favthex? And Cirtlier into the J gry tigrs.' tljejcirKledArpund, Wilderness? Did theyu. not, know that smoke I obtain the toT&fTtlA&e r -' columns told every fed-skin within sight that "&dikly tho Indian' miule a Vi foe - was adtaBcinand 'warn" tlie savage braves to preiirc for blootl and slaughter?; Yes! the adventurers knew their danger only too well ; cool and hardy ' mountai they, well used to the customs and not apt to run Iwotllssly into danger. ' Thev knew the risk, arid boldh took the diancbs. A iroldcn vision led them onward I Eastern insjAer tpfn nocpnnt unlesaCfq acL?n aji be baxrpd hy tb pica f iusimvi nmjmiatatnlr or a rsftae. OTAlirfttatntAof limluUonai ' r " J WheW the irttardlan is diaVirwi with fraud hr LU' wards, the plahrtlS lo.trt h soKl certain laid whilst acting asgnardttn and never a- coontcd for tho proccedsV tie-vlalntifS aro en titled to an answer'- to their complaint, an) to aceitx-eacQ ior.au account. . . John M, ng and then vs. E. M. Lfnch, kV, and4hcrs;frotu KnLhcrfrd. - A testator beqdcatlis' as' follows : ' M 1. All my property not, otherwise disposed of, to be spU a my death. an4 all my chlklron laade equal,' taking' into consideration what F have already kdranced or given then, as will appear by reference to a book, where I hare kept abdr accounts thus far," &c. Before ,'tbe. dt,ofUils wilLUvo tcslator h;ul civen to mme2Xd (oi a valuable tract of land : Held, tlrnt the land so given not appearing In the testator's book. was not to bo accounted an advancement, in distributing tho surplus so as to make his chil dren equal. , ' Stato vs. J. Q, Brynn. from Wako. ! .Upon tho trial of an iinlictmcnt for robbery. decLirationa made iu the absence of the prison cr cliarging him witli the offoncc, wcro given In evidence by the prosecuting witness without objection. Tlio State aUto offerM to proyo tlie dechxrations by tho person to whom Utcy wcro made, and upon objection the evidence was ruled out. It was in evidence that the proso color was under tho influenco of linuor at lira i - 1.1- ........ swer. v. i - I iinieoi the ailegwi robbery. Held, Uiat it was Where it appears that nine of tho grand jary, not error in the Court U low to cliargc tlie jury who found tho bill, had p.-vid no taxes for the that although the declarations of tho prosecutor, previous year, as required py chap4 "17. sec. that the prisoner Itad tlken hu watch, being 229, Bat. Rev.,' and! that another " was- tinder ruitdu in UU absenco was no evidence that tho i " I twentv-ono venrs of nere. If it is obicctod .to in I nriumrr li&il t.tkin tlid watch .rot thev ml "lit pirrythe . , f.:n'.J:ii k. nr.!..uxA is I !i..t. s .. .i i api uiuci pw .jM.wi.v". , , , , i i consuicr ii as circunisianw iu miun uuit viiu , . I U'hnn an i nA'iff vtr rtt lit mukKlnvf. it jonilft- 1 ...tn.. .... n I,I1. t1. InAnmiA. part of the Apache: for as Charley raised his I . k . t i.- I- . . .... .....'.'.... 1 . ii : I . j , vo Daji to answer ine cuarge. 1 piaco. i . - . . - . i - AfvAinc mvflnni ( harn u a IV. 1 1 crrniiniffMl 1 5?"r . .ik.i.vj - . V t . . j suspicion of crime, should not bo allowal to cs throwins tho weapon with all the skill of the I r ... . ! TEB9IS:ASII IN ADVANCE. Oua copy, one year ......... ,....$2 00 1 -i six mnths,...f............V..;.. .. 100 '. ; fx ' three monthip.., - 75- LIBER Al. DISCOUJ1T TO ' y Li i-L-L 1 1 I J 4 .---.V I ,fU,i,..: .:t -V ' In tlie country of tho -great Apnehb nation. the 'savage lor& brKortberri "Mexico, by tlw show the white fentheryetr1 heerieit, boastfully. v1mi. wiff. wtor nlbo fllln rWrr. sind within' I t' 11. nit tho lipnr gmt nt th? rt1 1ro. Incl.lu nf the shadows of the wooded sides of the bold- five minutes, and send him torjoln his promW Iunr4.an assign within tho meaning oT ,a: orv.krd Wliit Mountain 'rancriJ. a I bucked! i.tni: rnnM '. on : i Tkii f.r raiiVn I sjectlosi 843 of Hie Code of Civil Procecdure, wd t-" . r ; I :TT i ; r J J ii smail lind of daring, white-skinned:' adventw ho iarisA stepping down to-rbo water's edgc, CCr wpro encampcu. . . f. in imuu. i i u 4 i i Four white men had set Xbbt witliin that val- Tho Indian pointed to a sandy bar about two ley, fewer still hadHivcd; to tell of it? and yet huudrcd yards down the stream. v 4 the little baud six nil told lounged as care- i Let tlie whito chief meet Uio 'AVwliWave lesslybytho river'sinoking' their pipes, as if J tWo.'1 theVaftior said. . ' I ; 4 K 1" ; they were in civilization centre, nstcaa being intruders upon tlie domain ot the bravest . : r a j u i "vt k race oi saracs umt ireau iuu eon ui iiuuu ituu uu . . j . -.. . , ........ Ii. . . - r iii- ii- America. ; : . v - . The Imli followed x wamp Staters. Akm Griftlcc, from Pasquotank. 1 J . ,1 ... y . . i i i. i i : Mattora : which eo tlio inoompctcncy . of a danger: wero tliey not aware urn uio reu 1 naKea to uie waisu I .. . . .,,. . . j, . ,i , .. , j i i. ; . , . , a V ..' ! it grand jury, may be excepted to after bill found r. . . f , lU . i 1 .1 J. i c. -um i !, 1 If It is done at tho earliest opportunity after . . r J ' , .: a...-. .i.J .:... Yf.v. iii Wards, which clearly is upon the arraignment, waicu nr over ins jimuueu Wlics: ; uuw uis ,m wuw muc, lira imuu a luit ' . i , . f . 'v . , r i I r ' .i .i - ! - I i when tho defendant is first called upon to an 1 HXJit urc Willi vuiuiuiii vi iviui vatuu v sr vwa uic wuv. i j t stealing upward pa lhacle&r moantain air from I i Knife in lmml. the foctucn glared upon each InlUtop to hill-top, marking their progress asl other. n With the cautious movement of two an- each stritine to of Spanish Charley nwlded his head. rnnd thrpw- ftpnToraationahaodi transactions between est ing off his outer garn(i,lutDdipbuco "'P Who 'offers himself as a witness ani rth into the water. I " ? ,A ' Ji V-.. assignees of tlio dead man. . ceased person, whether by his deed or tho deod of the Sheriff who Is nulhorized to mako a deed to distinction lsrnkde between a voluntary and an involitntary assignee. " , . . Neither of tlw parties, (pLilntiCtor defendant.) whether claiming as original parties or as as signees idtlrer by debd of the pjit'ty 'or! "deed of . n.- " 1 ' ' . . J . ine Diierin is a,corojcfcnii wimo in ryguiu w Uie ml tho An Innocent H&a Unng? ' --iKansss City Time. ": Items of Interest. Once rooro the festrf A 'record .'must bc iaale j Tbe ESelby Rmner-lenm. that'UlM Ida, that Judge Lynch has m3o a ratsUke. an4 aal iktagtber it Phillip IfevWof Rutherford county. irrnoccni man nas ocen sacrinccd 19 U0 ruuay .4 Fc ocf inter in Um liaul wiUi a fiaaimer a formed conclusions and froctkrfocfrv of Ulf-'J ikorttlBre since, from tlio cffecU of which elected conservators of the'ptacei ' blow khe has since did. Tlio sad aff.ir seems Afcwdavs ago tho Itwcr'tiflLlifhctl a brief I to liavo arisen from her sUtcr's tcasins: lcr telegraph dispatch from lX)2g-City, Kansas. I about her sweetheart. announcing, that a band or rtgilaBtesw liad hung two men near Fort'PcH. forsUalisg Tliero is an old German proverb to tlio effect lKrscs in Sumner county; Kansas. Sobscqwnt t,wl war kT" n country with three armic- Inquiiloi, made by the grTorVtrlckcn Mxx of n ftnuy - tjW9' "n ""'T of nionmcr. and one of the mt Imrig-ayonfg man named C-X- " njof How literally true this ha. . J t . . . , lwr .-s -.1 ..w--:lt-. I i. . r . 1 r . ahan. son ofa nreacher laTofttka nrortA h. " ',v" ' "."-'"J I'ww ims. t 1 . I I r . vond dnb tlutt r!ihn wm irnililo.-nf.n- jnrwuuf wiucricau Anae- conncctlbn with tlio' crime. ' Ho was engaged pendenoe. - In gathering buffalo boner on tlie plains, and had been hauling some from his 'dag oat" to Tlio Salisbnrr WolrhrH.vt says tknt Judge Cloud had th a 11 fhe raTlroad. wUa one of tie or-.hlerM ca cofttpa4y. .and brouglit Ufore him far con. to Wsae.a m-gaveWal ,ibo?ter." Ira tempt X court. TLo ontetnpt exmsUted La was there tho -vigilantes" from Surairer county marchtng near lixt court house wLilo court was camo up ana arrcstcu boxu parties, ami. not- In 8CMion wilh drums bcaUn? and Cj-flvinir. withstanding Cilahan's protestations and his endeavor to show that ho lived there and liad not been In Strmncr county, took him with tho guilty party and hung him then and tKcrc. Tlie Rev. Mr. Calahan states that his murdered son was in no way ' Implicated. In this crime; that he had received a moral and religious edu cation.' and. from IcUers ho was constantly re ceiving from him, ho feels sure that ho was In nocent of crime, and that his boy was murder ed. This Is a sad reflection for Sewtllyn and his party of lynchers. It recalls tho too sudden spring forward; the; whito assumed the defensive to expected blow, but it,fas but a feint upon - 1 j ' 1 1 1 1 . - 1 . 1; tet and proper fi itain men .Were arm to u:u-ryilte uhcofotchI bis cliest, and tho , . t . . -r i. .1. f i f ; , i(. fendant to give 1 of the Indians. Indian improving the opportunity, launched his '.'? 1 ! , i , ' . ii1 v ..,. ...J. : Tliosc against wl 1 -I r iTiirousubMMusntVH:uMy, whito nesli tne keen blade cuts, its way until it split 1114 heart. Willi a hollow groan, the unfortunate jraan threw up his iirms and sank to tlie ground dead. all in a heapt!; ' ' i !'.'." I j I A slirill cry of triumph came from tho throat of the Apache, as he sprang forward and tore 111 j laucn ioe. , j Again the note of triumph rang on the air, as the brave &lood ereet and dangled tho curly and blindly they followed. Thetre was rough B-n Todd; little Montana Mike; swarthy Dick Peters, tlie Kentuckian; old burly Mountain Ned, the trapper; huge bearded John Onderdonk. from Frisco; and slcndW,1 handsome," Spanish Charley. ' '; vltriw nineh f:irlTu;r ?" a&kiid. Mountain Ned. thoughtfully. glancmg.up at the mountain i?ak the warm and reeking scalp from the Jieaoj Of that ft-ovaed dow n upon the little caiup. v ; One more dav's march, and we; will strike the mjne," Spanish Charley replied. Are you quite 9ure that tliere is nq mistake abwiti the location?" the man asked, his tice eravcniHl his whole manner giving proof of I throats echoed the cry of triumph great anxiety - - ' v . 'Not 'ra doubt of It," the young man replied, gaily.;! 'From two different luirties I liave re ceived idi-'Kriptians. i)m iJace, :wd I think you will own that J have exhibited a pretty . , good knowlcilge of the country so far. r Yes. but we r rurinmjr an awfut risk,' thev man old tripper observed, soberly. Tho Indians are hoverinsr round us tliicker ihan-Vkciiters in a blackberry patch. The first ,ihing we know, they will try to lift our hair! j 1 .1 WiWVx jmxPftm t ilctUdealing dOea, and besides no booty mantled tno JvenxucKian. aoruoiiy. . wun ue j;"1- land, and involving the title thereto, and to which tho "StatuV'orLlmitatlons " is piea4ed, t! 10 ti uio from the 20th day 'of May. 1861. to the last day of January1, 1870, is not to bo counted. State vs. Georjro Evans, from Halifax. ! : - . Wlierc',' lipon a mistrial, tho defendanl'rnovcs for lils discliargc, which motion is refused, and he is required to 1 gi'vo bail for his nppear- loeks, Spjiuish Charley's pride, in the air; arid I nnce nt the, next :ttrpi, the Judge presiding at from tlio cpert of tlio- hills 11 hundred red suci, tcrm has no right to cntcrfcwn tho motion and discharge the defundant. It is res adjudicate. State vs. Charles Tally, from Granville. . An indictment for fornication arid adultery, cliarging that the defendants "did unlawfully and ndultcrously bl and cohabit togotlicr, and then and thero did unlawfully commit fornica tion and adultery," Is amply sufficient, and onght not to bo quashed. j E. It. Brink vs. A. R. Black, from New Hanover. The decision of a Judge, presiding oii a trial Bizzell Johnson and others vs. Walter TL: Bell, from Duplin. ' . Tlie Supnrtno Court lias jurisdiction to re- vlnwi ntmn annal. iHo dciion of tha f-nurt Im- . . i. ''!.!. Li !.. -fl in an action to rccoTcr uio now, granting or rcfosing to grant a new trial. cape without nn iavostigalion. IL Sw Edwards vs. Jarvis, from Alleghany. conclusion arrived at by some half-drunkeif perished in tho flames, and lira Kccir It does not appear that he did more than rypre- mand the compaay. Tlio WulchttnM talcs tlra Jodgo severely to task for tho inultiag words used by him to two jurors on account U their verdict. ' . lira Newborn Xul Shell learns that Ura IJg1t IIouso located at Brant I!and Slioal, near Um mouth of Ncumj river, about ZA miles , below tliat city, caught fire a short time since, and w&s totally destroyed. All the Keeper's clothing and farniture, togetlicr with S300 In money. him- "vlgilantts at Ellsworth, Kansas, wIkj hnng poor George C . whose aged parents, now reside in this city, to litis day mourn his mur der. Gcorgo C was as innocent of tlie crimo imputed to him as a balx! unborn, but btill ho was sacrificed to the mob spirit. Hero Is another case equally atrocious.. ITow lonir shall this terrible custom bo tolerated? lAfid then all yi avtnomcnt, the shout of joy r .. :i r 1. ' . ! - 1 .Cnuegeu into a wan vi uuirror. .1 .Tjio rifle' of Itlontana iMike ppokc, and it ball the drilled a round red hole in tho temple victor.. 1; ! cried tl Irish- src ftion slran ceis. Tlie whites expected a terrible fight Ar life. r 'ijllc' fai mv mrif.'Jboys!'" nafi. In nbsfrer turitii' comrade: J : " i J4iU L-otrato qieiriytpectition.. tlio Ravages djdto?. ' ; i J J ? ifl r; I The Apaches thirsted for revenge, but feared where a 'matter of law of legal inference is in volved;! and wliere it appears from the record tliat the Court has committed no error in cliarg- ing tno jury, out cas kiiu uown uio law oi tno lease plainly, fairly and correctly, this court will revcrso tho judgment of tlio Court below, granting a new trial, upon tlie ground tliat the jridge thereof conceived tliat he had misdirected tho jury. . ; ; It is not error for a jodgo of tho Superior Coort.to rcfuso to instruct tho jnry ns asked by on a of tho parties in tlra canae, when such in struction is based ujxin a hypothetical stito of facts, not alleged in tho pleadings, or even ap pearing In tho evidence. ; j Daniel II. In mbcrt vs. N. R. Klnncry, from Randolph. i 1 . Tlra title tn tlra homestead is Toted In the tho owner by the Constitnlion of tlio State, and no allotment by the sheriff is necessary to vest tho titlo thereto. Tlie allotment by the sheriff ' Pass on, Pas on I "In niue cases out of ten, tho better course is. if a man cheats vou, ccac to deal with him ; If he is abusive, quit his company; and if he slaa dcrs you. take caro to lire so that nobody will believe him. No matter who ho is, or how he misuses you. Uio wicst way is to let him alone ; for there is nothing better than this cool calm and quiet way of dealing with tlai wrongs ire meet wiUi. Lies uncliascd will ;lic; fires un fanncd will burn out; and quarrels neglected become as dull as lira crater of an extinct vol cano. - i, o If yon resist evil, and claim your right, and fight t Iiavo justice dono you. you may keep yourself In a jicrpctnnl broil. hso much and gain nothing by tho operation. la?s cm. and get out of the dust; U-avo lies, "quarrels and jangles behind you. Mist pylc. when they hear you talked about, would like to hear just what you think about the stories. If yon stop self narrowly escape 1 death by jumping into the river. Sparks from tho chimney were blown by the wind under the shing'.cs, igniting tbcni. which caused the disaster. Raleigh ContfUtitlon, of the 27lh ult : On yesterday Prof. C!as. D. Grijwvl.l, of die U. S. FUh Commision, arrirctl rn Raleigh wiUi one hundred Uionsand young Potomac river shad, which were placetl in tho Ncue in tlra vicinity of Milbumie. Tln-y arc only five days old, about one-eighth of an Inch long and no larger around tlum a pin. Rah'igh Sacs : One of our farmers reported to ns a lew days ago the los of 16 out of 22 hogs, all over a year old by cholera and "anoth er 7 ont of 8. all within tlra iast two weeks. It is a remarkable fact that buzzards will not touch the car cats of nnvthing that dies Willi it 1I say Uiat Ibcro were about fifty ns hungry looking birds as Ira ever Isaw hovered around lira pivce, and kept watch oh til Uio remains had all decayed. ' A JdocxT aix or Salt. A mass of 00.0 jO. 000 tons of Hirc, nJi.l, romjinct ruck salt, locat ed on an bland 185 feet high, which rises from a miserable sea marsh on Ura route from Bras hear to New Iberia, up Ura riror Teche, la IHiiiana, Is one of Uio wonders of tlra world. How this i.l.ind, containing aovcr S00 acres of to bandy words and fight LatUcH. they will con- I excellent land, ever come into cxUtcnce in such . Well, perhaiie yoa remember Uiat Ih:ul.n I little Injun wife about a year DacK, opam&n Cliarhjy said with a laugh. . She was a pretty little thing; I picked her out of tho Gila ono day when her pony upset lier into the drink : and to make a long story short; sho took a no tion to your humble servant, and left her ttifiq to live with me. 't $ke camo of good-bjpodrf too; her fathor wa tiuxxld head chief of the White i MotintahV Apaches. She -old me j about U lhr ricli placer by. the. Keridof.' thc i Gfla.rfd how the 'warriors of her trilie i dug out tlie red metal to make bullets for their ..guns. Jt most be rich stuff and pretty pre, too; for she always said that it was more red than yelloyr, and Uiat her people always termed the slugs red bullets." H""' What ever became. of lwr fV asked Montana Mike, suddenly, ' - . -:. - SpanislCharley appeared confused, and hes itatcd for a moment. t. x V .Well, to come to tlra;righM fit tbo piatter he saidv slowly I got torumilng aftcra pretty 4 Grease -girl." ami sheA found It nit.wvWe had some hot words one night when, I, canie homo late from .fadango and I jest gave her a couple of cracks so as to let her know wIkj was boss of the shanty. Arid she got ' so toad about it tlxat she went rlght'off and ! drowned herself " ; -TJien an awkward silenco fell upon Uio party fora fevininutes."' , J " That was rough,' the old mountain man observed at laVt. Ant tLlntnna .of 'ena ttrT i Lou nani'Q Ithe iccounfUie. Frisco sUar Jolra jpaderdoiik. tersely ViOieopporcJeiiJdiory lay forpie and plugged nle'with i-a slug i Tegular pd bullet, toby 'thkr she and Charley drew ,ho rudely! mbulded t'no'dtened, fijug from his pket- jiJVThajWouad.didaV.awonnt; to much, Uiough, but'Uie. will was good onough.'' t . "'u And who elfo'fofdf you 6f thismrne?' asked In tho Superior Court; tliat a verdict of the jury is only for Uie purpose of ascertaining whcUicr is or is not against tho weight or evidence, can not bu reviewed by tlw Supremo Court. vs. T. J. Harrcll, from When nightfall (sune the whites withdrew fron the island and fled down the river, notiy mraued by tlw Apaches: but they mad o Fort looilwin in safetv. i And to this dav MonUna Mike exhibits Uie reel. bullet, and toll's the tejr-1 the recovurv of moncv. allccin i . - - . ... . i i - - ribld storv of the redskin s vcnireanco. N- C. Snprenie CQurt Decisions, i i TFrom tlie Raieisrh News.l . . & Ifc SMftsott I Knd anollier va. Jordan Vyhlcti tho belief of Uie plaintiff Is based, in or- Wickor an oUicrs, from Mooro. . I dCr that tho Court may Jodgo tlio . reasonable- Wood & Hathaway Chowan. . An affidavit In an action upon a contract for g "that tho said T. J. is about to romove from the State of North Carolina, to become a -resident of Ura State of I Virginia," Uot fliciuaC' to warrant an order of arrest of the defepdanL ; ' Tlie affidavit must shovf tho grounds upon i. cj au - t,'i?r r .i!trf t. - A purchaser at execution sale is affcetc! wiUi I ncss thereof. . F . ii ir rri' "rf Mm ...r.l.-M I notice OI ailfueieevs ui uue 11 uu iuibiiw I from State vs. William B. Buries and others, Cumberland. j Where one rented land for Uie year 1875, the landlord cannot avail himself of Uie Act, ratified Ura 19th day of March 1875. as a defence against a charge of Forciblo Trespass, in that he cnter- laridj at such sale as tho agent of another, and tlie land be subsequently sold under execution -.- ! . 47- l" . il ' t' for Ills indivuluaKdcbt, the purcn:iser , Having no actual notice 6 the agency, lie acquires only the interest of the agent, and is to be deemed lo nave uau uuiwu. i . .,. . ? . . t. I ucuu, Therefore, where A purchased a tract of land on saiaiamoeiore xne prosecutor a term ,,n froni mnking R wortgago to i at execution sale, as the agent of B, and nlse- !; v..M . Jm o gccuni M10'or hU quently the land was sold uridcr ciecuUon removeu ceruur. .otmex. uv.o.u w against A. I It was held, in an action brought been divided. J : . . . . akusa roVicoven the Iandi that die Court The Act of he 19th March, 1875j provide, in below did not err in reusing to charge tne jury -r--" I " that although Uiey.should find that A pWcbas- deniawlf. and take Ura benefit of iu provi- idea Uiat he can take redress la his Own lumds. of "R. vet if the plaintiffs bought wilhout notice, and for value, they were enUUcd to recover. : I 1. State! vs. Richmond and Danvillo Railroad Com tliero be an excess oi property over tho home stead which, is subject to execution. ) The titlo to a homestead can bo divested from Uie owner only in tho mode proscribed by law, to wit, by deed, with tlra consent of lira wifo evidenced by privy examination. ..Where, in action for the recovery of land, Uio defendant upon affidavit is allowed to de fend Ura action without giving security tbrcoi, if judgment be rendered against him- nor pre vented front recovering cost. . . ' . . I , V James J. Monro vs. Lewis C. Ragland and oth ers, from Granville, j J A debtor may lawfully mortgago his proper ty to secure futuro and contingent debts, and that Ira does so. Is not 6f itself proof of a fraud ulent Intent. Tho mortgvgeo in such caso, is deemed a purchaser, for value, and his right are not affected by a prior unrtjisUrxd mort gage. i ') That a man owes debts, docs not disable him securo a present debts to Uio ex- dasion of others.. The mortgago is not void as to Ura creditors exelnedy A creditor can only assert his rights ns such, by obtaining a judg ment, which will lo si lien on tlra property which tho deUor then has, and . also on all which ho lias, before that lime, fraud alenUy conveyed. elude you tbiuk it a serious tualtrr. If you go aliout vour business. Uicv will conclude Uial If you do not notico it there is no reason why you should. Let your soul rest secure in innocency, and not In hypocrisy ; trust in God. and not in affected indifference to the opinions of men. and you can walk calmly and satcly through a world of turbulence and strife not surprised at trials, nor disconcerted at wrongs, but fall of faith, hepe, Yoxc. joy and peace. And though fiery trials may assail you, and you may feel tlra strifo and sting of lying tongue, yet If yoa fly to God for rest' and refuge, Ira will protect, defend, deliver and save. - Mercantile Bank of Eorfidk; IV, I ti. Caroline Pettigrew and others, from Halifax. 1 i t Salosica Lh a bcanUful city on tlw north of usk iJ j .i TV.iV, I I i imuym.uo.ucr. .ft. -- , M I monev on B : "'If iiavs off tho noto to A, but docs Where uuon an appeal to mis vourt, i - . . i , its VV 4 r .., '.ntfnn-iM not take it up, not does he tako a receiptor oth ixjars tfiat the subject matter of the ncuon iiasi ' , t-. 1" . . -V.,.. i i--Aiw-i cr acquittance: Held Uiat B cajyi maiutaln A Iwlds a promissory note for Uie payment of I iimubc. It is th UI llics-alonicn of tlra bcenldispbsed of, and Uio only matter Involved .. T ' . ' . . i 1. .n.il !11 1-kA Ate- is a question as to coi.-, m i-i- -' ---uiissed,' -;. i , - . J 1 James Harr son vs. Jesse Styres and other , from Davidson; J Tlio Act of the Gcnend Assembly,; ratified the Utb day of May, iS6l .! first Stay law") jongh a.Td; 'ati old a'nd erienced miner." ; U " A drunken, buck that I ran across at Mari copa Wells p he wasj wonder folly free spoken for an Indian; T. l :t ;;f 1 , ; " And did he describe theC same Wthe girl ?", moVl.UjeiwpPi .u Ln 't; ! , " To an iota,M Cliarley replied. i , i - ; j Tliere are Indiana jjnficr. ' Tlie'wh'ityiif 4liM Blfter ?rb l"ffte clump of timber 'Uiat greW' upon ' the' island's cenue. aT W 1 ' Then from the clumpo? Umber at the foot of the mountain" rango a utinglA Judian advanced while tho dJc jrUjShacemcd tilive with dusky faces, ,. oua-i .'u,inuai i ' ..;.'- !;. fSaightoQank pf 'ArIwrfcwejthe - brave, his armSkatejided, showlag thatt Ills' Was .- - beleidjiP-ftCiSWtw.vi -ti. . ; V iu lie wants a talk," Uie trapper exclaimed. -1Xeia..iHife JrMail8P-rV nd Hr.e. - liiustfoolMm'ifwtfeanl .1 ''ITV : ,U ' i Tfie iriat-ea3 tlie edgo yofi.tho vjoter.j lo yfns a tall,-young hraye, muspclar and pow i :.i 1 1 -..-.rf -" i. i J - -.. In L,. lo-i-nki. jiVoAntrvL iwinnnr Mil I'n'iitLiji-. uiui 4... vm.v . KJL UI. wiiivaH.v. . ; I , . - t . - - I . lALl whether registered or not, does not nppiy w a mortgage executed prior to the passage of Uiat act, but registered alter its passage, i , ; Nathan Lewis vs. David I-atham and another - t A c Tin an action against A to havo tho note delivered up to be cancelled. j In a suit on such note Against B and 'others. endorsers, by A, the endorsee, to which B plond- i ed payment and demanded in ' his answer that Uie noto should be delivered opto be cancelled: . . . . .1 it.. Held, that notwiuisianmng sucn aemanu. vo .,..- rtrmrl. r lr:veic, l)rMcnt ca- j -r i -4 . . juu5iueu. wft n rfj of thit cr. Ono-Third of tho Area of tha United SUtes with 233,830,058 People, j The first regular and com pi to centum of In dia which lias ever been taken was in 1871. British India, including Ura feudatory States, was found to have an area of 1. .50.7-1 square miles, or. about one-third Uie area of the United States, and Its population was 233,830.9 i8, or about six' times as largu ns Uiat of Ura United Mates. Tbcro arc In India vast tracts oi forest and was to land, so that Uie awrngo density of of populaUon la Ura Inhabited districts is great er even than would be Indicated by lira above figures. In Bengal Uio average Is 337 persons to the square mile; for the north wrest provinces 430, and furOnda 4C8. Tho population per square mile la Grent Britain and Ireland, taken together. Is only 2C5. Therefore It will readily bo Imagined how crowded India Is. CakuUa, with its suburb I Low rah, which Is to Calcutta what Brooklyn Is to New York, has 875,000 In habitants; Bombay lias 614.000; Madras. 20 000 ; and Iocknow, 230.000. British India lias U0-500 Hindoos and Sikhs. 40.750.000 Mo hammedans, and, 9.250,000 Buddhists. Jala, Jews, Parseci, Brahmins. II ill men and Chris Uans. Of . the Christians there "are not quite 900,000, and of Uiese 2 (A 000 at Europeans. Ia regard to Ura occupations locality Is a matter cif cotiji-clurc. VcgctaUon is prolific and tho scenery is beautiful and va ried. Hero h an immense ld of pure rock salt wlioro extent is ns yet only estimated, nad scientific men arc puzzled. AlLtnia Timet. . Tlra authorities of the Wilmington. Colum bia and Augusta Railroad 'are moving their shops from Wilmington to Florence. The Wil mington Jottruol says Uiat frvtn $3,003 lo $10. 000 a rontb are paid to tho employees. Add to Uds tlra purchase of ilnibcr and material, and Ura sum lost to Wilmington will be between . $150,000 to $200,000 a ycar. This will be a J feast for Florence. The canvj of lira removal Is that the tax In Radical Wilmington Is high er even than In South Carolina. New Testament. It rises ' like aa ampiUraatre from tho bay, and Uie poetry of nature and art are combined by mingling domes, so as to mako I appears Uiat 1,236,000 persons are employed la a superb plotnre. t It has many points of inter- Government service; C29.000 aro engaged In est: among others. Uio fortress of Seven Tow- religious or charitable occupation including crs which stands on Uio it of Uio ancient A cop- 819 Christian priests or ministers'; 30,000 are olis, and commands a glorious view bounded by devotees and religious mendicants; 10.000 as- Mount Olympus. Thej CLaonlsh Monastery trologers; 5.000 wizards; 4C5 "devy-drivcrs;" stinds on a heicht alwve tho city, and offers 180.000 arc enraged ia education, literature Ax IxTEMEmxo Siinnt Stout. A few days since quite a crowd gathered on (.real man street, near Marigny, at a carpenter simp tlrc-rc. wlicre a scene was transpiring Uiat filled tlra specta tors will, astonishment. Near a bench in tho bouse hung a mouse, rocdinm sized, head down waxk, and around her body hung a single Uircad of a spider's web, which reached to a corner ofa bench above and had Its fastenings tliere. Oo Ura mouse's tail sat Umi spider, which seemed to Lo manipulating Ura threads and working It as with a pulley. lien caught Ljra mouse was on Ura ground, and after five or six hours work Ura spidr managed to tioist her about an Inch, and there she hnng. Tlra state ment concerning this singular circumstance Is. that Ura mouse was accustomed, when on a predatory cictmlon. to emerge from a hole un der the beach And pass Into an inner room. The spider laid a trap la her patfv it Is conject ured, and a few mornings since, as Ura mouse was making her daily rounds, slid was canght In Ura net set for her and securely held, the spider taking op a position on her tail. Though Uie moose hung sot pmded, a dead weight, Ura thread did not rive wav. and Uicre 'slra bona oi tne poopis, hi, , , . . , - s I IaT nl wt . wilwrv- liMI helpless, between . heaven and Uie earth. At niglA Ura carpAter shut . his shop md drop ped Uie curtain on Uie straw, but Ura spider was' still at work, and had completed about an inch in Ura elevation. JSVo Orleans Picayune gages and deeds of trust, j plaintiff. A, had a viglit to take a non-suit, if hJ so elected, as to B. G. F. '.it' I Penlarid, from John d. Chambers" vsl ., liunoombo.- . ..: , A defendant in execution, whose homestead lias been allotted to him by appraisers appolnU an American's teeth on edge to listen to. Ticn I was there the chief inhabitants or tviionica were Jews of high type.) many of them very ,wea!Uiy.'; nad Franks of j all sorts, as western Europeans are called tliero. Tlio Hebrew ele ment was Uie highest In! point of culture, and and science. of wlami 518 are poets; 33.000 ile type tliat sets J lawyers ; 75.000 doctors ; 218,000 " fine artHs." under which bead are Included musicians, acro bat, wrestlers, snake-charmers and monkey dancers; and only one "specck-maker' in all India. I All the Popo's robes 'aro made cither of white cloth or of red cloUu Pius IX. uses fivo white courso of the year owing to A Bajtbahocs ijrntAsr Ccrrosi. Tbe Aus- Ua, Nevada, EaxSU, of a recent date says: Two days ago squaw died out at Yankee Blade, and Uie Indians buried br and her ia fant together, without taking Ura trouble to make a corpse of the latter. It is a custom of Ura Plates and Shobones to bury a dead mother and living child together when Ura latter Is too young to bclpJlsclL In this instance they dog a bole, threw the woman Into it and laid Ura ia- Cnt on her breast, covering them over with brush. Ia explanation of Uielr enn tnet one of i I I J 1 . I. l.-:flT A Ii-,1 nnrwtnlPiT trt tlie I I I 3U UJ.IUU DltWft iu t.u -i "rr i 1 I r.l It. ' 1.. .l t. m r. - j . i il,- -Vtr.nr liis !.. . . n. -.,r r. SUtai uuuiAj , nuu it w iwu w "J J "ne wno sohi .ior, -."T township trustees L arUtocrat.c Eaglisl. visitor who was putting up cassock, ia the note therefor, Knowing a. ui r --pr- terwaru wutrarew ui3appi. . ," P ... . i.n- .i. .W uu k-;-,t nurt. .nnff taker he soon dis- that the purchaser tntenaea to use w self mWUl. wHJ tot ,m; VT, . ut.r Con- colors his outer garment Each cassock ctU them said : -Baby no good; no go milk; bin, thedonfederatearmy. or Wap him for one sheriff on thd acceis b.bcen rorW . m'red tU whicl, ho renew once a by heap cry; die poot, aov anyhow - It would .raitor1? Coiun. by a motion in the cause to setrisldeUie 8f;fc "TrfSTta. Joar cosU $10- The silk stoekl.g, are fur- U an Impossibility to convince an Indl-n .at anfeionupxn the Ulega y d JWJW J Si of S with th. Ilsbe.1 by a Belgian house for 16 a pair, but he is doing wrong by U.;u alnn.loning a W, conserauonviua of the of dress and jewels of the descendants his slippers, which are changed every incUs. less Infant a. a prey to Ura coyiAc .nd carri-m 'tehdebfCon plainrtiTs wife. ' - ' ! , i Sj It is well known Uiat Uie Turks arc furnished by a Roman firm; An .ordlnary birds; ttwaathe eustotn of Ida t-tWrt, and Ira patpf pnyabl. KSn.hP-.10 Tt d S to for pair cmbroideril wiU." the cross U worth $35. can see no wrong ia'iL A white roan doc not money." is not a discharge, where ,te appears mRdo j .Upo. to the sheriff; andlfnot yarious ChrisUan from but wma of lira papal slipper, cost a much as Uke to interfere la sad. forl.tryand that it was ttpy.unde a t the Umerf OWCiX sUcriff. t ought to luave been U- JP Gr Christian, and $200. tlie cross being Inlaid with diamond. The rear Ura child wo-ld bo a l-pcie,. taA and no .reTS goinjn ZlSAln olJf-offcicaliia "late man wuld feci justincl moc-y.amdipt JJC IfCCQiiSV1 .hip trustees I atuUf-not allowed by them, it m;" , -,..: ' ,u tw U err hnr ItatarrcU brain-out with a stonr. P .!.. U,e Indian, . 1. .... ... - r . ii tha tsffla. ;. JETcry PmpthMj WW ng&W vropff Thepefore; whett.5 tih -Kfctjd upon a note, tho defendant relied upbii the Statue of Tmitir tions, and it was in evidence that hq hadob of tho note bv moans of threats, ... . .. .fk. .n. 1 wuswii .uituuftt, -iuuut OUSntlOIWoera u-qum,. w. l 1 , TT c, T-..!., ft am. I r4. VI WIV SAVI J VWilAfVWi V a a a wa.aa - a aww UUon, as in other- special proceedings. V j dents. Of coorso Protestants and Hebrews ifif- d.-ft - .v.- -i .,!, nr t V. Ad.imi and wife I Tex Irani these. Tlie lower classes of MalionKN OUlUI vu uiu ti),'w . . . -7-1 tt-. it . . . - - :. .tul J,a va James Quinn nndoUicrs, from dans are as bigoted as aro Uioaeef other sects i oi ins inicgruy. no e. would feel greatly aggrieve! at any ir.U rfrr tco wiUi their usage." . Whca a roan has once forfeited Uie repolatlea 4 la.- a a Gaston. ' dui wio govcrnmcni is toi Whepcvcr the rclatioti of gtiardian and ward I tcct all. ; crant and tries to pro- Uicn serve his turn, neither truth nor lKKl.j false- Whcn an extravagant friend widc l lr- row your money, ooosikr which of :1h- two you would raUier lose. - I erfftl
The Western Sentinel (Winston-Salem, N.C.)
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June 8, 1876, edition 1
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