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SALISBURY, N: C., MONDAY, JULY 2, 1800. NO. 20- WIIOLE NO. 1717 VOL. 1. THIRD SERIES. TERMS: TkLt, 1 year,....' ' ,..$3 00 " C inontha, 60 Cmr in advance. RATES OF ADVCRTISINQl OrcjijtuircsceQflinfirstinjvrtion, $1 00 2d, 3d, and 4th Insertion, each, M for each adJitional publication, 33 STAY L.AW. AN ORDINANCE TO CHANCE THE JU RISDICTION) of the coukts, AND THE KULKS OF 1'LEAI 1NG T1IEUEIN. bunas 1. lit- it ordauud by the eo lh of North Carolina, in Convention asrtdded, and t i heril;i ordained by the athonty of the same, Thut tlio juris iidiction of the several Courts of the t:ite, nnd of Justices of the- Peace, ex cept as provided in this ordinance, shall le as in the year 18C0. Sue. 2, lie it fuiiher ordained. That the several pcrior Courts of the. Law, at tho Spring Terms thereof only, unless otherwise herein provided, 6hall have exclusive original jurisdiction to hear, try and determine all actions of debt, covenant, assumpsit or account, whero the sum, due or owing, amounts (princi pal and interest) to sixty dollars or more. Skc. 3. lie it further ordained, That all writs in debt, covenant, assumpsit or account shall bo returnable tj Spring Term and be served at least thirty days Sundays included before tho return day. Within the first three days of tho return term, should the defendant pay to tho plaintiff, or into Court to his use, one-tenth of the debt or demand (princi pal and interest) and all costs to that time, he shall be' allowed until next Spring Tenn to plead. At the 6aid Spring Term, should tho defendant pay to the plaintiff, or into Court to his use, one-filth of the residue of the debt or demand and cost, ho bhall be allowed until the succeding Spring term to plead. At the same Spring Term, should the de fendant pay totl(e plaintiff, or into Court to his uo, one-half ot the residue of the debtor demand, He shall be allowed mi til the succeeding Term to plead. At the said Spring Term tho plaintiff sha'l have judgment for the residue of his debt or demand: Pmvided, however. That tho plaintiff, if required, shall file his debr or demand in writing, and if the defendant shall make oath that the whole or any part thereof is not justly due, or that lie has a counterclaim, all ot wlncli shall le particularly S"t tortu by affidavit, then the defendant shall on lypjiy the installment required, of what he admits to be due, and the Court shall order a jury, .at the same or some subse quent term, to try the matters in di-pitte between the parties ""d at the next Spring Term, the defendant shall be al lowed time to plead only siipon payment of one-fifth of'ilKv residutof the admit ted amount, and"u hatever the jury may find him indebted over and above the same': 1'rdvided, further, That, should the defendant fail to pay tho first or any subsequent instalment, then and in that, casq the plaintiff shall be entitled to proceed to judgment and execution ac cording to the course of the Court in 1SG0. - Se. 4. Be it further ordained, That all 6iiits in action of debt, covenant, as sumption or account issued to rail lcrm of the Superior Courts, shall be return ed by the sheriffs to Spring Term, 1867, and all actions of debt, covenant, as; Btunpsit or account, now pending in the Superior Court, shall be continued to Spring Term, and if the defendant has entered his pleas, he shall be allowed to withdraw the same, and take tho bonefits of section 3 of this ordinance. Skc. 5. lie it further ordained, That dormant judges shall only be revived by actions of debt, and every scire facia- to revive a judgment shall hz dismissed on motion: Pi veiled, That those now is sued shall be dismissed at the cost of the debtor. ; ... r. Six:. 6. lie it further ordained, That the Clerks of the several County Courts shall transfer actions of y,ebf7'e'dVe mint, assumpsit or account, now pending in, their respective Courts, to the Spring Term, IStu. of the Superior Courts, and the said Spring Term shall bo """deemed tho return term, t'.iercof and the said .uf?.iimi2 fcli'tll etftful Jl if ..urTTn'frll Y ...tit! 1 i t ii twil in kr ( -ittivrt Sic 7 .', if. further nrd, '.!. That the vieiKsoi tup several ivoi.iay umns, if remu!ed to do so bv tho j taTii iffs; ; Kixty days ueloro the spring1 lerms, lstw, "fjfhe, Superior Court's. f,lialllrant,mif to' said Spring Terms certified copn !' the judgments in actions of debt,' covenants, j assumpsit-or account entered on the dockets of their Courts, together with j the writs of fieri or facias r venditioni j exponas issued thereon, and tI.nM issue j notices thereof to the defendants, which notices shall be set vod at least thirty i days before said Supericr Courts. At the Spring Terms :i!oresaid, the Courts t-hall on motion order the sard judgments u be Altered on tiie minute dockets, ! provided the fame were not dormant 1 when, 'transmitted from the County' Courts, ad o'niuch entries being made, .he niil indfiiients s'mll be taken and -,' held to be judgments of the' Superior Courts and writs' of licii facias and ven mtieni exponas may issue. a provide 1 in 6ection 10 of this ordinance, following tho writs transmitted from tho County Courts and preserving tho liens, as if is sued by tho aamo court. Sec 8. lie it further ordained, That! i.- ci or : ... II uiu cucriu in eacu couuijr biihii rcuini all writs of fieri facias and -venditioni exponas Isened from tho County ..Court on judgment in actions of debt, cove nant, assumpsit or account to tho next term of said Court; without sale ; and shall rctnrn all writs of fi fa' or vendi tioni exponas issued on similar julg mcnts from tho Superior Court or decrees of tho Court of Jvinity on money de manded to Spring Term, lSt7, without sale. Skc. 0.-7A- it further enacted, That no writs of fi fa or venditioni exponas on judgments in actions of debt, covenants, assumpsit or account shall hereafter issue from the County Courts, nor shall said writs on such judgments issue from or to the rail lerms ot the Superior Courts, except whero defendant fails to comply with tho provisions of this ordinance, and it is directed that plaintiff may pro ceed according to tho reeular course of tho Court. ' Sir. 10. lie it further ordained. That no writs of ti fa or venditioni exponas on judgments in actions of debt, covenant, ! assumpsit or account, or decress jor mon ey demands in Equity shall issue from Spring lcrm, 1867, without permission of Court, andshould the defendant with in the first three days pay one tenth of tho judgment or decrco and costs, then tho writ shall bo credited onc-tentn, is 6iied and immediately returned "Indulg ed : " Provided, No plaintiff shall be al lowed to take the 6aid one tenth without first entering his assent to said return And provided further, That such assent aiid return shall not prejudice any lien tho plaintiff 'may, then have by virtue of said h la or venditioni exponas : ro vided further, That at Spring Term, 1808, thedefendent upon paving one fifth of. tho residue of the judgment or decree and costs shall have indulseance in like manner. Sec. 11. lie it further ordained, That mum nil warrants before Jtiniieea of the IVace tor a demand (principal and in teres'l of or less, should lhe defen dant pay one fifth to tho plaintiff or to the collecting officer for his use, he shall be allowed six months to plead, aiPI at tho -Xii Htion ot said six months, should ho pay as aforesaid one-ball the residm he chall be allowed ix more to plead, and the expiration of said. six month l l.iint If bhall have j udfjini-nt and cxi cu Hon for the icsidue. Upon demands (. r ncipal and interest! of Ic-h than SG1' and nioi e th in $25, the defendant shall be aliowed twelve months ins'e id of six, on each pavment : Provided, That the p aintiff shall file bis claim in writing, and-if the defendant, on imtli,- sbwll- le nv the same, or present rt counter claim, the Justice slull proceed t o tf jf'Ttfe same. Upon judgment tho defendant shall be allowed a stay of execution for fix or twelve months, as the case may be, up on paying one-tit'th, and afterwards one halt, as before judgment: Provided, That all Justices' judgments -for $ti( or more, not dormrnt, shall be transmitted, together with the warrant or other pa pers, by tbe Justice toSpringTerm, 1SG7, of the Superior Court, and notice thereof shall be . given the defendant at least twenty days before Court; and in the Superior Court the same proceedings shall bo had as on judgments from tho County Court, according to Section 7 of this ordinance. S.EC. 12. lie it further ordained, That all, writs ot scire facias to subject bail, issued from the Superior or County Courts upon judgments in actions of. debt, Covenant, assumpsit or account, shall be returned to Spring Term, 1867 of tho Superior Courts, and should the tenth, 'fifth and half of the judgments be paid Jrom Spring Term to Spring Term, iio tarplei&ball be allowed, according to section 3 of this ordinance. StxlXrlteii further ordained, That this ordinance 6hall not apply to judg ments for costs only. Sec. 14. lie it further ordained, That this ordinance shall not apply to the re medies for tlie collection of Town, Coun ty or State Revenue. this ordinance shall not apply to procaeU hiffs'b'v altftciitnent. miTeSS tTielleanT" Tea tev T antl Etve b;nt, and P.en Tind itr that case tiaproewdmgs strati be subject loltiS povio"fjr"(ff"ttit3", JtrdnraTrctU a if commenced bv writ or warrant. "''icT Id. Be it J tirihur orlT-Mned, 'i'haT whero the action ls by or tel.;;lf of in fants, still minors at the return tram, atid the interest exceeds one-tenth, the first payment shall bo increased to the amount of interest due, .,not to --exceed one'tifih tf the whole debt. Sw. 17. Be it further ordained. That the provisions of this, ordinance shall not be construed to externd to any debts or demands contracted, or penal tics incur red, since the first day of My, A. I)., ISoj. or which mav hercaiter con traced t'riocarrcd, but that the rc-ncJics ' for ilio recovery of debta winch were in : f.. :, : roar I t .,n fsipwnrl. Swan. .&!k.n. Ward. lliiams. uresa w ueou j resj-eviiii a '"- - , iiv.ti iiiv i" . , , I ;-r : -1 rvr--- 1 - I t . l ...... .I.., n,..,t'n n ,.f I i.-ll n.inti I fr 11,. no. nf M ' .. . ,.m...l t.. I.dt.frjuded X.v.-Mea.1V;icii. Bajl-r. lUrrow. l'.in-! as to the Loost.tuiiooal.ty .v.luluy of the pro- I 4., Isolutiou lo fnM pd,I H as tct f.ttb in 6CC. 1, chap. 50, llzxucd La-.,,' lirickell, ' CdnijjUnJ. L.luu, .Fairclolh. cccdinof Cong, ufcn tb JrIufon b,:ract of een.a, of 1 SCO. . Code, may, without obtaining judgment at law, file bit bill in Equity, and said Court is hereby authorized and empow ered to direct proper iasuci to bo inado up and tried, and to mako soeh orders nit J decrees as to right and justico may appertain ; and said proceedings shall not affect the creditor's rljjht to proceed at tho eamo time at law; jnd any surety, beforo paying tho debt if ldV principal thus attempting to defraudlita creditors, may instituto proceeding Tin' equity In like manner, to the end that ho may ob tain relief. Skc. ID. lie it further ordained, That cveiy executor or administrator shall fii''j on oath, at the termination of two years from tho time of his qualification, a full statement of his receipts and dibbcrec ments, and the condition ol tho asset, particularly setting out all money col lected and how diabur.-ed, and on mo tion tho Court may allov further lime to settle the estate, from year to vear, not exceeding three yours: Provided, That on each motion to extend the time, a sup plemental statement shall be filed: Pro vided, That any creditor or next of kin inayopposo said motion, and i t f tho state ment is not full and fair, file interrogato ries which tho executors or administra tors shall answer, before his motion fir time is allowed: lwided further, That all executors or adminstrators, who have heretofore qualified, shall boaelowed un til tho County Court next after tho first of January, 1SC7, to file his sta ement. 'Skc. 20." Be it further ordained, That all acts, and parts of acts, suspending tho operation of tho siatu ei of limita tion in the Revised Code, are hereby re peale I, except as herein provided : Pro vided, That the time el.ipsed since the first day of Septenil'er, one tl.oa-an.l eijjht hundred and bixt y- ne, bairingac tious or suits, or presuhiii.g the satibtac tion or abandonment of ri'Ms s'lall not bo counted: And rocidd furlhtr, That no'hing contained in lli:s oidgianee, or in the acts lieieby ivpealel, s'lall be so cons'riied as to preen! ju. laments from bOi'oinin d.irmaiit. Si c. 21. lie it further ordain d. Tbi-t any Sheriff, Clerk, r oilier ..tli -er,. fail ii'ij to execute any of tin; pr..vibi : o! 1 tliis ordiiiniice, when the execut im; tbe'T- , of devolves n;i loin, or i.-smng, rei en in, "or execntiiQ 'any procci-s wbatever con trary to the provisions"!' tlin ordinanci-, nhiill bo subjeeled to a pi ioilt' of live hnndted dollars, to In- r C')V( icd I y Mile of Court, us penalties Mid fin s w.ie it doveie.l in l8'!0. Sec. 22. licit fur(h r ord lined, To.it in all actions b ount lv ne.v haul; or odier c"i,()i ation having exercised ba ik in privileges, or bi'auv a-in,,e or en dorsee, or - tlicer of bai l bank or crp' ;ioii, it shaM-'iin I mav b- lawful f a- the (lelendant to set oil' bv jd'-'i oh n ial any noie or ceriiliea'e of d in-ii -is-ivei by said hank or its la'anche-, imiinr corpoi atioiH, whether the bine' lias been presont'd for pa mi nt or not, any law or usage to the contrary notwithstanding, but said plea of Set off, or set off on trial, shall not avail to carry costs against tho plaintiff, unless there lias been a tender of such payment before .suit brought: Podded, That should the defendant re quire tho debt to be scaled according to t tic scale of depreciation of Confederate currency, then and in that caso tho said notes or certificates of deposit shall not bo a set off in any manner. Sec. 23. lie it further ot'dained, That "An Act to change tho jurisdiction of the Courts and tho rules of pleading," rati fied the 11th day of September, 1801; entitled "An Act to restore tho Courts and for other purposes," ratified the 14th December, 1863; also an act entitled "An act to change thd jurisdiction of the Courts and the riles of pleading there. ' in" ratified tho ltth of March, A. D., 18C6, and all laws in conflict with this ordinance, be and tho same are hereby fepealed. Sec. 24. Be it further ordaided, That tbi! Oenera! A -emblv shall have no power to repeal, iilter or modify this or-! Uiuanco until the third Monday of No ; vetnber, 1SC8, and this ordinance shall i take effect and be in force from and lifter i its ratification. j Adopted bv the Convention, June 21, lSGo . --S-TATE-CONVENTION. ."i iitTOl3i'iie 'ferciu)AYr June 20tF; Witjioutffurthvr matcriHl pmemlmcnt the . 1 . 11 Co nsiiTB TToTrrnr5Ecr' t n ijrra -reTaing.-nr-Tor lows: " ' Ares M'fsrs. Adam, Alexander, P.aines, I5iker, Herry, Hoyden, ltradleV. Uryan, Hu rgin, P.uxtou, U , Jin, Caldwell, of It-irke, Caldwell, of liuiifor i. lick, l'u key, 1-auikuer, Y urciies, Oahan, (iarl.tnd, (iarla'nd, t iatrett, Godwin, 4 Harris, ofGuilfotd, Harris of Huiherford, llar- rsoiT, Ilavnes, Ilod.e, J.ickson, Johnston, Jones I f Hend ron, Jones of Itowan, Joyce, Km, Ijogmi, Love, dkw ckon, Alet-auUy, .ci.)rKie, McKay,, of IlfriPjtt, McDanalJ. of Chathann, McDonald, ot Mpore, Mclvor, 'McLaujlin, Mc P.. M...A.B nf W'.ln Murnhr -Km ll,.-t- Murnhv. fSoillett, letter to'n'iV,i.i, lV.k, Uosh. Settle, Sloan, milh, of smith of Wilkes, SUrbuckt Scphtn-J Ferebee, Gilliam, Gr'wsom, llowurd, Jrvi, Joyoer; Lyon, Munly, Mt K07, of Smpon, Mo Gehe. N.A. McId, NU McLloan, Odom, remIl, Tetkioi, I'emoo, Iticlnrdiwn, Smith of Jolnon, 8jDCr, of IIyd, Warren, Wiobupis and Winiton. 80. , Tks following ordioaaoet ud : rolutioni piuMid tholr atvnal readings coder ituspeonlon of the rule: - Au orJinanea la teUthia to Abft-dcpositand pullitioQ of tin ordinanpei and rwylatioDi of ttie Con ven lion. An ordinsnco for the reliof of Thomas D. Flcury. An ordinance in reference to tbe payment of a roilion of tbo public taxes into tbe treasury of the State. . An ordiunnre submitting to the qualified vo ter f ibe S'oiie tbe rati6calion or rejection of ibe Conntilulion nJopted bv the Convention. A resolution in favor of H. S. Tutkur. A resolution in re erence to payment of itf teiet 011 tbe jiubhc debt of llie State. Tim ordinance to authorize tbe several ccun li. s of ilit) Stale to borrow money whs di-cued at conniJf r ible length. Amendnietils were of I'eifd bv M-ssrs. Odom and (Jrissom to pre clude tbe county courts from paying, or levying taxs to pay debts, directly or indireeily incur red in aid of the rebellion Mr. Howard offered an amendmtDt to these proyiding thai tbe ordinance should not be con slrued to prevent any county from paying in debtedness incurred for tbe support of the indi gent families of soldiers. On motion of Mr. Harris of Kutlierford, the ordinance was finally laid on V e table. Wr. Warren b.-inir in the clinir, Mr. Ferebee introduced a resolution of thanks to tbo l'resi d. ut of th Convention for the able, impartial ahd dimnVd manner iu which ho had presideJ ov, r iln delibeiat'oiis. Tlii-i resolution was unanimously adopted, and llie ruMJ.-nt r'esuriyng tlietlmir, acknowledged llie'coinji'.iineiil in a few fclicilous remarks, ex pressing, in condition, the regn-ct hu felt at the appioaebing severance of associations f so ;ilens:Oit a cbaract'-r, and wishing the delegates a safe and happy return to theif lecpective hollies. llie C'iiventi.n then adjourned until 7 o' clock A. M.,011 Monday. MoM'AV, June 2a. Tho Convention was calltiJ lo order ul feven" o'ch-ek. A. M. 'lhe lt!oin eidiiiMncesand resolutions .sa-d their sevtrrtl readings under a su-pensiuii of llie lilies, viz : An onhraiK'.; to empower the justices of the several counties lo lnow money iu certain ca ses, aud for oilier purposes. An onlinaee with regod to the ini'orpora lion of the town of Moek-ville, in H-ivie county. A resolution lo s.-nd cpie ol' (.Hiiin ordi-naie-s lollie l're-id.nt of lhe 'United Slates. 10 sllppiy delegalos. of the Con vil'.on whIi copies of the ordinances and jmr na -., - A resolution concerning Confederate tenui ties, issu.-.l Juries lhe war, now in llie Treasury 'flie li st oidinaiice was mneinled hy tb" ' serlion ot tl'e piovisoes, to the i tied, thafTh'e' Coiinlie-shall not lay mere than eight per cent on lhe monies lioriowed that the bonds sluil bear but eiht per cent interest, atd further that they shall not be sold at less than par val ue. This ordinance applies only to the coun ties of Polk. lbitherford.-Clevelaiid, l.lavidson, Heodeison, Wilkes, Cherokee, Clay, Ncw llano v. r and M trim. The Constitution of. North Carolina aud oth er ordinances were, ratified. At 1 o'clock, 1'. Mr pursuant to order, the Couvcution adjourned tine die. Proceedings tf Congress. Washington, June 22. The Senate was engaged in consideration of. the Tax bill. Tho House devoted its entire session in dis cussion of tbe Indian appropriation bill. A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ON THE RECONSTRUCTION QUESTION. Washington, Juno 22. t The President sent into Congress to-da the following message in lelation to the reconstruc tion amendment to the Constitution: TotJie Senate andJIou.se of Ilep fentati:?S : I submit to Congress a report of the Secreta ry of State, to whom was referred the concur rent resolution of the I8J1 instant,, respecting a submission to the Legislatures of thu Stales of an additional article 10 llie constitution of tho United Slates. It will be -een from this report lh;tl the Secretary of Stale had, 011 ihfc'lGlli iu slant, transmitted to the Governors of tbe se veral Stales certitkd copies of llie j iul resolu tion passed on 'thel3Eli instant propasiiig an amendment lo the Constitution. - Evn in ordinary limes, any .question of a tn&dwg)te'Cym4tutiHWj hanced"by 1 the lact thai 1I10 joint Tesoiuhon was" not ' "iuBmitled't by the fact that lire joint flsoluttonfe'fi lor the approval of the President ; and that of 'the. thirt)sTx"ijtalei vvufeli- conslituto lhe Uii--iul), eleven are excluded from rerseiilatiou in either House of Congress, although, wilh tlw single eiceptiou of TeXus, they havo been jin tireiy restored to all their functions as States irt conformity with tho organized 1 w ol the l:n.d, and l,av appeared at the Xatio.l Cpit-l by Senators and Il.presentatives, ho hae applied for and hare been refused adinisfcion to tbe va cant st ats ; npr have the sovvreie;u people of th natidn been atl'orded an opporjuuity of express, ing their viewspon , the iinportan'. question which tho ai iendinent involves grave doubts, therefore, naturally and j istly arrse as to wue ther SUtg .LojjUialure elected wiihoutrtfcrence to sucb an ivu siiouu te atio upon ro"' proposing tbe amendment, or as to the merits of tbe article which it submits through tbe Kx eicruliva department to tbe Legislature of the StaUn, I deem it proper to observ that tb iter taken by the Secretary of Btate, as detail ed in the accpropanylDf repott, as to be consid ered as parefy ministerial, and in do sense what ever oonimlUinf the Eiecutivs to an approval or a recommendation of the amendment to the State Legislatures or to tbe people. On the contrary, a proper appreciation of the letter and spirirof tire ConstUulion,"a well ai of the Tuter ektsof lha'naltondt order, harmony and union, and a due deference, for an cidightteed public judgment may at this time sukI a a doubt whether any amendment to tbe Con stitution ought to be proposed by Coopress and pressed upon the Legialslures of tbe States for 6nal decision, until after '.be admibsou of such Joyal Senators nnd Iteprasentatives of the now unrepresented States as have been or may here after be chosen in conformity with Uie Constitu tion and laws of tbe United Slates. ANDREW "JOHNSON. Accompanying the message of the President is the report of the beretary ot Malo annoui cing that he had, in conformity with the proceeding which bad been adopted by him, in 1865, re gard to these proposed and afterwards adopted Congressional amendments to tl e Constitution of the United States concerning the pro Sjiibition of slavery, transmit ed certified copies of the ioint resolution to tha Goernora of tbe several States, together with a certificate and circular letter. CAPTIONS Of Ordinance and Resolutions passed by the late Cunveutlon. ORDINANCES. 1. An ordinance to change the. time of hold ing the court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Alexander county. 2. An ordinance to altar the lime of holding lhe courts of Pleas acd Quarter Sessions of Stan ly county. 3. An ordinance to provide lor executing de crees of tbe Supreme Court made at Morganton. 4. An ordinance concerning lhe qualification of voters for rauinc al officers in the cities aud incoiporated towns of North Carolina. 5. An ordinance to amend the charters of tbe Union Mining Company, in the county of Row an, aud the Kudisil Gold Mining Company iu the county of Mecklenburg, passed at the late session ot the Genera! Assembly. C. Ail ordinance to incorporate the North Carolina Petroleum and Mu lug Company. 7. An "ordinance repealing lhe provisoes of S. chon nine, of an act ol the General Assembly entitled " An Act conc-nnng negioes and per sons ol color, or of mixed blood," and for other purposes. . 8. An ordinance to grant to the citizens of lhe countylo&jLj'lk, lhe power of Vi.tiug with the district or county lo winch they are atinched, in lhe election f UKuiheis to the General Assem bly. 9. An ordinance concerning the crime of as sault with ibe liiienl 10 commit rape." 10. An oidi'ianc.- initiation lo the act of the General Ae'mbly, entitled " Revenue." 11. An ordinance lo iueoi iiolate " Oceanie k and Ladder Com!;ayof the nol'-;-Peauforl. - a horse should be jvilh 12. An ordinance in relation to taxation oy the County Conns. 13. An oidinance for exchanging the stocks of lhe S'ate tor bonds issued before tho year one thousand eight hundred and sixty one. 14. An ordinance concerfling widows wiio have qualified as Kxecntrixjo the last will and leetament of their deceased husbands. 15. An ordinance to prohibif the sale of spir ituous liquors within one aud a half miles of the Company Shops. 10; An ordinance to change the time of elec tions in North Carolina, and forother purposes. , 17. An ordinance to pay tbe Provisional Judges of Courts of Oyer and Terminer forser vices under "an ordinance to protect the own ers of property and for other purposes." 18. An ordinance to repeal the 20th section of the 53d chap, of tbe Revised, Code, entitled " Goveinoi and Council." 19. Anoidinance to amend the charter of the Governor's Creek Steam Trans porta vion and Mining Company. 20. An oidinaiice te incorporate the Wil mington Railway Rridge Company. 21. An ordinance exWnding tbe time for the seltlemtut cf the public taxes by the sheriffs and tax collectors of this State. ( 22. An ordinance to divorce Jane FTHavens aud Thomas J, Havens. 2$. An ordinance to. cliango the jurisdiction of lhe Courts, and tb rules of pleading therein. 31. An ordinance to amend an act of the General Assembly, pus-ed at its session of 1842 43, eniitled du "art to uihoriz-'athe formation of a Fire Engine Company, iu the town of Sa-' km, N. C." - v . 9.1 An or dinanca to authorize sundry sher iff's 10 noli, cl ai reaiaif s of taxes;,. 2u.uurJ.wan4;&. 27. An Vrdinahci'tHrrelallou nmrporiit tions ur the Oolivrfition. "A n4t'irn nnm- 4ft . ... ns it. rietwv of a portion of the public taxesinto the t reasury ! ' 1 ; of thH State. - 30. V ordinance submitting to the qualified ,tera t,l the State the ratibea'io or rejection I of the Constitution, adopted by the Convention ' 81, An ordinance to empower the Justices! oftlie several counties to borrow, money io cer- j tain cases, and fororher puiposes. 3'1. An ordinance with regard to the incor pomtion of the town f, Mocksville, in Davie ; county. ! , KESOLUTIpXS. .... I 1. Kesolatiwn in re;jr 'J to printing. 2. lleolution for t!:e d sribution of fhelaws of-tne T?twl Aseml.lv. ' of the cen - ie convention. 01 copies of an ; 5. Ucsolutionio relation to pririea and water closscta. . 0. lUsolutioodirectingthe Secretary of SUU to Lav tlx necessary binding for the Conveo tioo dono at tho-Deaf anj Dumb aud Wind In stitution. , ' . 7. A rfaolution to pr'wnt an ordinance. - 8. A resolution allowing compensation to the principal Secretary of the convention. 0. A resolution (o "em ploy a teinporaty' door keeper. . , , "" lOTltesolotJon lo. conttnna coramisatonert appointed by the Governor, onder an act of 4h last General Aembly,1o eiamine Into tho af fairs of the Albemarle and Chesapeake 'Canal company. 11 Resolution on lighting the Capitol with gs. 12 Resolution to pay the commissionera ap appointed lo report lo the Generai Assembly on tbe-tuljtct of Freedmen. , 13 Resolution in favor ofTbeo. N. Ramiay. 13 Resolution in favor of R S Tucker. 14 Resolution in reference to payment of io- . teres! on the public debt of the Slate. 1 5 Resolution to supply delegate of the con veniioii with copies of the ordinances and jour nals. 16 Resolution concerning confederate aecari- ' ties, and State seocriliea issued during the war, and the treasury. WHO WANTS A PIANO 7 y kEVERAL Patrons of tha Concord Y. male Collar hava rtqoeited my aid in aeeiir- ingQOOD PIAHOS for their use. Ihis hat In duced ma tu maka airaiigements with aome of tba heat manufacturera. which f nable me to furniah la strumenti or the riarr clam, at reduced prices. I can save each purchaser from $40 to f 100. Priea liata of tbe mapufaeturera will ba aeut to tkoaa who deelre them, to aid them in making selertioue. When aeiectioui ahall hava been made lha money can be aeut lo mo, at iny aapanae, by tha Soaxbertt . Express, and a I'iano will be ahied to lhe Depot the pu'rhancr may designate. Each Piano ofl wil be Cully warranted. Addieas me at 8lal.ville , N.CI J..M. M. CALDWELL. Jun I t,l 866. 23:ly JAMKS W. 0S&0RKB. RCFUS DAPRINOfl. OSBORNE & BARRINGER, AttorDryt at Law, W CHARLOTTE, N. Cr - -ILL practice in the counties of Rowan; Ca barrus, Union, Iredell Mecklenburg, Stanly, Lin coln and Guton; also in the Supij-meand Fede ral Court of the State. f-tfOilii.'e in the'Biiek Building near the Court lloiise, ii stairs. , ? .. . . April 23, 18GG. I7:2mpd Important Information. On the receipt of filty cents, will be mailed to any person, any one of the following "UlICKirrS FOR I IIK trtK OF HORSES," Viz: cure for Botts, Stiflle, Spuviu, Graveled Lameness, Biuised or Sure Back?, WiudgaUs Heaves or Thunms, cure lor Founder, to) take Film from the Eye, Scratehi-a, to prevent Botts, a cer tain reni'-dy for Fistulo, to relieve Colic, Hide Bound, Broken Wind, Lameness in Hoof, Shoulder Slip, to prevent Foundering on the road, Diabetes and Gri(?s. Many valuable horses have been saved from an untimely death by these remedies, and il given a; to cine. So person .wljo Oil out htixt: receipts. .i 1ST Address L A. CLOUSlS, Smith Grove, Pa- vie County, N. C. Apiil 3d, 180C. 12-mo-w CARRIAGE MAKING. Wf-HrSlVHTH CO. RE still carrying on tbo Carriage Making busi ness at their old stand, opposite the Lutherian Church, in all its branches. They generally keep on hand a number of completed jobs-Buggies, Sulkies, Rocka ways, &c, which they will sell cheap. All work put up to order in their line of business shall be executed according to specifications, and in a superior style, All kind of repairing done ati short notice. Country, produce and lumber taken in exchange for work. , SMITH & CO. HATTING. The undersigned also carries on the Hatting bus iness, and in a seperate apartment, may always be found superior "home-made Hats." Call and set them, and bring all the furs you can to exchange for good, durable Hats." Wm. n. SMITH. V March-20; 18C0. - tf-w-12 II VVTa tn-ietv etIcr..l(Ml their facilities fi.r fully prepared to fill all orders in U.eil lino ol pus stvle and rlienn. Ilouse roofins, Gutteiing Uv. per contraiL'n-- f r.. ...,L- .hmam tlia-i r.irtf rtft mall El Of OJ O'- ivi -j wp ,aJ country Pr ;n excl;ane,. ,,r work. produce take a" 4f- Wholesale biyers advised to call ar.Jjii' prni before purchteing elsewhere Mareh 2.S..l;ti 3mo-w A. J. I'tBlSET, W. L. DKK055KT, GRAHAM DAVIS DER0SSE? & CO., (Fonnri fro.w A" Drown, K-tallMed lfW CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT 0. 0 North Water Street, (up flairs.) WILMINGTON, N. CV Y ILL pivc fjersonal arteut.on to the punch, and -a!e of produce of every description, and 10 r- ecu ii.j.' ar'd for warl'.r.g m3j.'
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