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VOL. 57. ; r .AV .JIJOlflOM ,.,,, j.
!fgBgjD., THURSDAY, APKIL 3, 1879;
i., , i ;
:so
Hi
FKOFRSSIOHAJL. CARDS.
jjOWARD & NA8H, ; .
Attorneys and Coumelora at Law.
TARBORO', N. C. . ' ,
tW Praciic in all the C warts, Stale add
Federal. uot.6-1jt.
i
pHILIPS & STATON,
Attorney! acdCoTUselkffs At Law,
TARBORO', N. C:
MS" Practice in Courts of adjoining conn
Oei, In. the Federal and 8upreme Cour6, I
Feb. , 1879. lj
.J-JOS8EY BATTLE,
. Attorney and uraxuenor at iAw, ;
TARBORO', N. C. 'J.
Practices tn all State and Federal do art
Reenadar circuit Nash. Edseconibe and
Will keep an office at Rocky Mount.
Special attention given to collection.
Feb. 20, 18TO. tf
YAtrTER P. "WILiIAil80N,
ATTORNEY ATLAW,"
' ,y ; TAEBORO', N. C.
Will practice in the Courts of. the 2nd
JmdUi&l Distri -.t. Collections made r f
part f the taie.
T.ty OiBce in Tacbto Hoas. : - fj
f eflUPM! . mmmm tK.m ... i i. ,i.i.:r L
put. .
v- , . . I
a ' '.. " - ' " " '- ? ( 11
I Ka receirinc daily direct from the Northern
x cone ri .t. HitiKir,
,HAa HUD
four lines in a dlefefitf UHWT
bekaenV b Ae
" I" w I 'T
oo T uabfii B. OrJ
jfetther ofC
Mpara M6hc rtaiODtaiirlDjt
irfanYBim iuvpMers each, or lour lines one
wmXMMr aU.MF of the small JUtoi or one.
BconMned,"beinfi:
BN4&n ., papers.-
feloolitti
Send lOfeenta for onr 100 pag Pan
also have lists
ted States and"
ews-
treet,
ly direct
rruu oi ma Loom aieacued Cotton, 8 l-2c.
A TT X'fr Va r v a -J a n m v U ? v
uiucx uaucs aui ads r.i - allow nricea
-T
A:
NDREW JOi?
A
ATTORNEY, AT LAW,
' - ' GREENVILLE, C.
PntaiieM in the coanty ol Pitt, and adjoint
; oantiM.
P tLttniioB aLa,t.BlV!flons and
j -yiNEo, i:; TTWl
" Aonjej and inju atIwi '
- ' NASHVILLE, N. C.
the owa of tho adjoining
Colored and White Tarlatan, Swiss Muslin and Illuaion, Towels and
Napkms, Cambtio. DriHinOT. An
Spdtn 'mum hrrn 1111312
araccier-55e- WKTana 65c." Bflk Ties Cb&uties) at 15c.
The Wt Coroeorlneamoneyviwwin
o yJqIicv ibI A
., 85 o. and 50c.
QCC.
by States .114
Canada. Send 1
P. 8. If yon wiUand us the names cf a
half dozen lh-jsrlced Dairs in which you
would advert if a satisfactory
iUMUUBicMkwymaejw wa iwmiii
we
piease yon. miya.reTi money
?y ?SfO9830f tne dTertlsement yon
WBr uUTluIdii&lB In.wW nin inn. iiw
Thnrsday4
Aprils, 1873
An Act to Compromis9,"Cflamtitd and
WfllD SDT.iDersAa'nn Mriut ria
ls. -t' -1 1 -13
tain Or mil rvwnmn. '.ilMlu. A,
b&nds of the State o? 3?nrt"h' Yfi'l-klLM
Hi,"Jcad ia puriaattoe. of
t Alserrrbly, passed at, athr
Vef oxr the twentieth ilav '
7
BflfTiB
I MARINE HOSPITAL. BAETO ; !
fns.ftno Measure In ' tScnimendle
vwrawiM'moig i liquid JCxtrxcror Beer and
: PracUcea In
ouBties. .
druggists.
iwulwia aa
o to ClUO peccoovth pd exTMnse
.
VAT for
(aaUry'from
ses. Kefer-
O GO.
treet; Chicago.
fcf let
ints canvxsalng for, the
.at uk. a erms , aad
CXBT.Augas-
i.
DR. RICHARD H. LEWIS,
(Late Professor of Biseaaor el fflcXyc and
' ia the BaTannair Mcdicar college.)
RALEIOH, N. C. . ; f
lee ib the'TstrbdrOuffh" House, next "door
Ut ttatof i. U. R. R. Office hours a. m
" Refers to the State Medical Society and to
Ux tteergia Medical Society. 15.-1 y
moirjlt- Sfl&i battened Kid warranted to be wortk double the
, .1 conatmg of Cardinal light, blue and
s.'
JJE. HUNTER j
SURGEON DENTIST,
ENFIELD, N. C,
resnmea pracuce at juneia and res-
fally solicits, a continuance of his former
age. . .. L f jeag7t
NORFOLK CARDS.
Oec. Main and Granby Streets., Norfolk, Va.
. B. -8. XOraON,:Pax)rBrsTOK.
Tarms, $2.50 and $3.00 per Day, according
10 looaiion oi room. oc.l7-iy
sajc Bosess.
& HODGES,
l. W. II.MBR.
GILMER
WHOLESALE
FTT? HOUSE
LADIES' TRIMMED GOODS,
, . 48 4 St Commerce Street " -
Auga,7aif: Norfolk; va. -
JAS. O'ROURKE,
DEALER IN . -
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
.11 r.3fMBS, HEADSTONES,
ie5 and 107 EAST CHURCH ST., Opposite
4 4V St. Paul's Church, -i:
AUkJndr of Stone Work executed- All
r preangtiy filled and satiafaetkm guar
.nti. V OctlO-ly.
UteEteP & CO.
nn fafterers of and' Dealers ia Plain, Japanned
i p,' and Stamped
TIII-WflRE. STOVES.
ing (joods,
106 Water St., N. W. Cor. "Roanoke Sqr.,
OcU0-6m. NORFOLK, YA.
hew kt of Zephyr Shawls in beautiful colon, consisW o
fron6 celebrated B04 Cotton at 6c and Harrisburg at 5c.
Fringes, GUtayyerSlmdCLsoJl nVgreafety.
Fans in great variety and at low prices. Look at them before you buy.
Ivies' and Misses Hose, solid colors and striped. A beautiful stock.
Other grades at
New lot of Hamburg Edgeing at from 4c to 40c
Prices range from 5c. 6c
'IPMOntH Hfl ' errfeB
teed to
CO
fcS.O 4a fe M t ! 5
rr 1 1 f mil v
Cli
en ana jt em eaitsML
1
Bins flannel Suits at $5.00.
Blue Flannel Suits at $6.00.
I
atc.jed $1.00.
4m '
A V
i
i O ' i 51 i ) y1"6 Dres" Shirta at 50c.
Col'd Dress Shirts at 50c.
ESS!
afcfi 4 K m & 1! b
Cords. BTT r t"" ""-r r- JR: ir
SB SIS .iUiCBVIjW-infco, . Th. Tn I
f - -
Blue Flannel Suits at $10.00.
A splendid ftes0rbneritfJent8, SnV Ties.1 ' ' '
Calf Skin Boots & Stiofes at ait triAG
Boys' Dress Shirts at 45c.
' ' . :
White Vests and Ties.
: ... . S . I I . -L .
Also'lliomiahd's of articles too numerous to mention) which will
it
1 Be
one.
.4 .
soia to suit eTery
I ask but a call, and an examination of my stock, and I will guarantee rfecVsati-1
' E 1
faction to alL
EeinomW tlib Place 1""
Mar. 13, 1S79.
liOor to W. SL ClAitk -
or
fiftj-sir of fllairf 1867, or id
pursuance f in atiieri titled "an
act torviorepaiment of
the SthfctebSfcre thl
iarcB66,.dr irt paTuaaee 4f an
act ennaroyidlfori
In tiaaittLaafiV ,fto U j
ag"tered cerUfJrcer
rArrffiiiaQrd of
Jratie 48ae ifkVrjbrflirarica nf
bileifersemblj of
r
61 the coDSideration for wKwh
poxrafr oj'tw-rcaW'iifairdf "fai
See. 7 That if U&iwelerifli.d
thb
raised
XARTIEB ordering Netting or Seines will
js. giTQ the teogtn and depth required when
oaliaea. We afiew oneAhird for rigging,
that Is If the Seine Is to be one hundred yards
long and ten feet deep, when on lines, we
would make the webbing one hundred and
City yards long ana fifteen feet deep, stretch
ed measure.
Tn ihomip tf ttnw inttniiiftAna m a will
1 U ..wwwu. . MUJ lUgtlHVklVIID! OTV Will
make as above.
' In ordering, glre full J eseriptioii of what
you want ; lear nothing to oe guessed at.
1 Parties unknown to us, ordering goods,
will be required to make deposit of one-
third the value before we ship them ; balance
to oe pai&on aeiiverws
Durham
io.i
H
a Vino
the pattens and
ELIZABETH IRON WORKS,
CHARLES W. PETIT, Proprietor.
No. 280 and 282 Water Street, Norfolk, Va.,
Manufacturers
STEAM ENGINES. BOILERS,
Baw ait.Lris!frlls, ,haftfng,"; Polleji,
f . Hanif ForcfoiMi and 5 "
BwSJ&USitioik. given, to jrepalrs f
Bieamooats and Jdachiuery of all kiDda. - ,
MaefirniAs Xn4 Boiler Makers sent t4
y PrJt i theoiunp'xJpiottpjajRjroA.
Octjoisrs. 6m.
-' ESTABLISHED 18G3.
ML L. T. DAVIS & CO.,
Wholtesale Grocers,
Compete with all Markets,
South East Cec, Water and Commerce SU.,
NORFOLK, VA. I -
Cspt. D. -BellBalesman.
Feb. 6, 1-79. . . ly
On MPlanter':FrleakEntrineia ahiurtnUt.
ly Bpfe as resrards fire. CheD. to anitih
Kimefc, Prir of Eight Horoe- ywer- tvr.w4-
CaiTlaPS. Harnfttt. nHTTna!
j uuuiUVOl j!
... - ... ;
maies, coiiara, carts, Wheels,
Axle3, Farm Wagons, & Greer, '
Horse Clothing, Lap
Eobes, &c.
Nos. 14, 16, 24 & 26 Union Street,
Norfolk, Va. r -
Full line of Carriages and, Ha mass Materi
al. My Busies and Carrlde ar'seld by
J. H- BROWN, Tarboro', nTc . feb,.ly'
n
r,4
1 ;
v WHOLES ALE AND, &ETAJL
' I iti Jl n til i , 4 .c . i2
I .
P17SC3L4JBEH ALL
s and the main VintiHnm.
heretofore belonging to. the Petersburg Iron
Werks, we beg-. leave to-assure the ptblic
that we are now, better than ever prepared
to do anything in the J ,.. .
MACHINE AND FOUNDRY LINE.
North Carolina Xirie !
i HOME ENTERPRISE.
Lgrge Screw, with back and forward gear,
to WeVdriven by one beh, for .packing cotton.
1
arr trr wflf n witi-s xr n '
Tlie-tnxine I bought of yoa I Bfejwith ordl
fbM. Benton. Boyklm. says : "I easily
glftl 7 to-S bales a day. A colored man
mm imt si'
Change of Schedule.
vZfi 14 Afci:-
b'ty St. Assets asd Cbzxtst, ?
i - iitiRjeifOi. va..eDt. Ttlr. 187S. I
i I have carefully tested a sample of 'Dur
ham Bye Wfciske selected by myself from
the stock of Messrs. Ellison A; Harrey, and
nno it free irom adulteration, it is an ex
cfellaot article of Whiskey, and altogether
suiiaoie ior use as a beverage or Meaicme.
Blgned, W. H. TAYLOR,:
i State Chemist.
: wtre sole proprMtorf of,thl jmperior
wtuskcz. widen we oBer to tie traded-North
"Carolina, together with a full line of all kinds
oi wmsKles, tsrandles. Wines, Ac.
ELLISON & HARVEY,
Oet.81-dm. Richmond, Va.
florrellc, Dalftimdi,'Irw Yortt,
4eee, FavU lUwe nSaIl points
a Kcucrui aireni lorxniii iinta in tha sacMa.
tlon Of COnn(rwbordrlliir on TmrRlvurahA.
WMbineton, the txndeniraed beira to an
nounce that the Steamer Ed. IsiMnrJ fate, will leave Norfolk ou Tuesdays 6 o'cl'k
tt."kin?.roSa,r connecaonstta"SteaWers1a.M, lor South Creek and Washington.
" WRENN & SON. T1! Prions experf owMter It
Msaufactureis of and Dealers in alindT
Bene ifor trrnl m v., -,. " - - ' L"1M
Jur41ebrated Cotton anl Tobacfo. PreiB Be
ii or power. I b "srand(
for; Jwnc or power.
-dcUsi-iy.
TAPIli EE N
Petersburg, Va,
ft it i
t
TTT
Airt
'4
AND
LIQUOR DEALERS,
MAIN STBEET,
TARBORO, N, C.
Jana.-y 8, 1878.
U. ,4
nr- v.i .
Tae-'iV J
of the Line between Baltimore and Washing-
icuciuj uown as ne uiya. iine) and
will issue through Bills Lading to Norfolk,
Baltimore. New York. Puih2aiu BaJtm
nl PovldncjandFaaa4Te- . ..
IBPATAH . K .
-.rrir: " ' e.-
f Jte Orrsuf tftofdlr alKsHDmcntf marked
ano caasjgoed VU Mfra Carolina Line
From BAET1 MORE ehlp by Baltimore and
o PHILADELPHIA sMn by Clvde
nwue enie.: A rents, uiasontb
firs :
IBoi
(Inm. - s
shlD bv Merehantii A VI.
4-aera Line, ewe W. R. Mayo, Norfolk, Va.
" asuingVOO Mlt, VT . K. JU
From "NEW YORK shin hr D.l.ll' T.n.
HTL. Chlpman, Soliciting Agent, Bowling
syo.Agent, Clyde's
'B" . 'Mjresno- oir. sagecombe, I
ib sulphate Qinyynfn
k--A
lea va n n i . - s r
- J " - -f w mr. iuv,a
HOnnt MIMrjttr-ftwWr!''V.JTi
d Treasurer. I F
tf. ? .
Vannfaet-nrcra a.uf
Pure GrouLuJ &awbo
;1 SupercspTi t cC
SULPHATE 'oBr-Y
AIUJJR(maDUR
Aruj (emMalaJoTalkMs
is or lormaiaes for fertilisers
M
Old boMimoN Stsamship Compant, C
Washington, N. C, Feb. 11, 1879. )
Too Steamers of jibe Old Dominion Line
will run the following Schedule antiL farther
notice:
The Steamer NEW BERNE, Capt. South-
leaving Washington Wednesday evening for
nonoiK via new Kerne.
The Steamer PAMLICO, Capt. Pritchel,
win leave Norfolk on Fridays at 6 o'clock A.
M., for Hew Berne. Leave New Berae Mon-
dvys aH tfplpek A- W ' MakelyviUe and
Washington. Leave Washington Tuesday at
10 o'clock A. M., for Norfolk direct
the Kteamer COTTON rLANT will con
tinue her present Schedule, leaving Wash
ington for Tarboro and Intermediate land
ings on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 6 o'eloek A. M. Return on alternate daya.
leaving Tarboro on arrival of the Train on
th- Tarboro Branch Kail Road.
Passengers bv the Cotton Plant eonnact
with the evening train 1aa WlIrotBgton fc
Weldoa Ball Road xding Soutn or North.
-To give dispatch t freight for OreeavUle.
and points-op the River between Greenville
and WasWngtonhe8tfftmerPIttwtiX"leave
Washington Tuesdays and Thursdays for
ureenvuie. retnrnlne alternate davs.
freight and passenirers taken at lowest
rates and despatch guaranteed. - W
is iUlUMtUTTDai .mil .. S
& - . " m i-m j. m MTIMl V
J . it i a n s-L
. 1 W
N. W. Cbr. CHARLES ft fiTETtfi 8ts,
n ; Daltirrore-r fld-
WORKS, YORK,
TMlier;
f en Buldi
AilKfeds.
ijttheci
n il nwn aim
use. wilt use ever-
rTWBTetMa.' ' THKW .--ia.
a or lormaiaes ior fertilisers mlafcaiAbA' -v .
!hts,"Ufanp an
"8 wa -Msvetr avaut Macbine-c
ufactarer of
JVuidow
Inm
itehinc
IrB Htahla
MMhfneryin
i
MaA
uira
d H
. i . ;
irw ;,A-.iT-
lc ,., a i .k- "a-
. e3rAi5T I nf ikamiirf? nVimuixWpfE
v&r crkl scj oocacr8krJ worfll ufinSI
iuxure you. 4 pnreBt and best
, s r -i . t &
BatinsMPJJBLROOMB,
tered
ea
Edai
an act
I KH Z ann
ij ' J BMW.. awt.vuucA IUU UC1IVVI
onr attacnaa thereto or registerd
aatiigke'7 w ortiJaax tactile
treasurer the State, and he is
hereby required to igaua and delirer
to thie person 8anderiBg sach
bondr konda, certifieh. certifi
eates, a new bond - or bon??5wP
StaU. due and payable thirtvr'!
from the first day of Julr." A '
1880, bearing interest from dale at
tbe rate of 4 per crtft. bet annum
payable semi-annually on the, first
day-P J annary 5 and July; in each
successive year, at tbe omce of the
public treasurer.
oec. Z. Ihe said bonds are to be
nve nunared dollars, and one thou
sand dollars, and are to be number
ed from one upwards, in accordance
with the order of issue. They shal
ub sieuea by tue governor and
Treasurer, and sealed with the
great seal of the State ; ba) the
coupon thereon may he signed by
tne treasurer alone, or have a fac
timile of his signature, engraved or
Sec. 3. The said bonds shall be
exempt from all State, county or
corporate taxation or assessment,
director indirect, general or speeial
whether imposed for purposes oi
general revenue or otherwise. The
said coupons aha 11 be receivable in
payment'of any'sod all State taxes,
and the same shall be expressed on
the face of each coupon : the c -up-
ons shall bear the same number as
the bonds to which they are attach
ed, and in addition, be numbered
from one upwards in accordance
with the date of their maturity.
See. 4. The- bonds shal! be exv
changed for the old bonds ef the
Stale mentioned in the first section
of this act, at the following rates :
viass i. ror ine oonas issued
before tbe twentieth day of May,
186 , forty per cent, of the princi
pal of the bond or bonds so surrendered.
Class II. For the bonds issued
since the close of the war, by." au
thority of act passed before the
war to aid in the construction of
the Western North Carolina Rail
road, and the bonds issued in pur
nance of the said act of Assembly
of 1865, chapter threo, and act of
Assembly 1867, chapter fiftVNSix :
the bonds issued October first, 1861,
chapter one hundred and thirty-
seven, tor western (Uoalfield) Kail
road; the bonds issued October
first, 1861, by authority of an act
of 1854-'55, chapter two hundred
ana twenty-eight, section thirty
fire, and resolution September tbe
weum, 1001 : and the said reeis-
red cer ifictitea of the literary
fund, for the bonds issued July the
first, 1862, by the authority of the
act of 1S60-61, chapter one hnn
dred and forty-two, for the con
struction of the Wilmington, Char
lotte & Rutherford. Railroad, twen
ty-five per cent, of the principal of
ino oonas or certincates id surren
dered. . ,
ClatsTS.- And. those issued in pur
suance of the said funding acts of
March the tenth, 18S6v and August
Jthe twtitHtk A868,lfifteei i
cent, off the Mf&f pal of thebanl
or bonda attttmieifiii Prik&Q
That alf bonds issaed "in exchange
for the new bonda shall be surren
dered, with all the new bonds at
.taiktd'i" jr.. a i i-
e mi , ...
kv. t. xne Donaa so to be is.
aaad aball b4 in the- banal form of
bonds of this State, except as tnodif
fied'and foridfe Mr 'thia act. and
bJAaor printed- on? tbie face of
3 -Mm wUlXQA AaioUfeO KHitl
by M.TUMfcaJaaUi iai9Atotcla .nlariatt mks tM iAikZU?' rlPy i)Bad
- - - - - - - --w-r- i - ii s i as i a. a. t w w w w w m a . m .
judi'to dTsregaidHhe ixpSe
iMTeftarrtue ualay.'ant' aanftSrtad
.fefjotbiabut ft.ttiBfrr.ifjodaal,
rVbrH Wal bVthi ofion briMOP
oHtiori 0T tLS Unmr io ithtVxfr
bill. .-VUmiiclgJ:fo lsalKp
tbe jury til UlUiUr ahallen-ed a
- " M. T W
inMreiaiitiffC--i CT'
time-
Ma
1 1 fucB itfcriine interest, thn in thai the. Dnhlia. traaaara ia ntliArjM!
in Daruis&Mar rronw toj De'-iaa aatT Of Eh WitfTtha'asnvavsJ f thm,
being chapter Are. oX thelaw ojfJKornlMjacfe tbeT WePBV
1865, or pursuance ga.efcel 'TSiT&Jl
u j.ww lPoeirMT cwarter wCUjii iu st least two - -
f rittishelrr-JRefeBlJaMr- laTgiatlelLnD
maurt"ff eiiJ 01 r.aiats hBUiy aaieHia-rx T -Po aip
w- arvw aaa huiuu xasai iiiain r " - mw - i sp t i i
kaiaaaWoWcstrirMvUsi itr!ii iihlw Pnaw 'Wfij
r, whwwiiwm
UU era.brace hft Ambriti3sd,
mAnnf af aaak amJ t. . - !
for. which the. same was isanaJ
'whetv Ihisar ber!i!nar; an3
the tAmebf U6 peraolf .tueiua,eri
Uhall be made, su taTndaflJ
bu prc.cuce et uia uoYarnor. taa
Treaaurer-tbeiitSrlta AttWi
neyx , ueaerat, -the- Secretary of
btate and apflrinUndaot fBqblie
jnsircuonf nienaRaacj,Wtfl
under his hand respectively, maoch
fjooi,5 that W a' iMmll
bonds so consumed aTrid-' destroyed
c Sec rhiA tbelreagBTer ahall
proii4ann bA&biq which
shall beVepjt , an , accurp , jacjnt
and descrrtSiaij .ij ? j1 Cffi
bonds to be 4sffo ; and suen de-
eeriptrre IUt ehaUeSS" the date,
In
issued.
p
V
5
Vrtan AUeiiiTanmfaas aald sbttdat bar ai' iVaU
traoss income mTrebisvsalefa I iiBea.rtv.?, vi4.-
t l t . rrc.i T 1 J T w wa' VMW vaw
auu iciut umini iu auirifuous. Tl- I nat imsoa anrl not..
nous and malt Kanora: shall h haM rKVinAi'A t wi- v-ii'j- - :
Antereat oaKaaid-boBa.? alb4rU Ltf ihU. mil fora4iiw thruSi. "Where, ut aa iadiotmeatff pifiU
VW leahAldl on cWaxUdaia.bdv .ballad
J- Pe atenaijart ply ae wall to .tbsynawme.4 f..a
lltial at Fall Term 1878 Hhee.
Sac.lG.-That for .rt. nM. r I?aaans moyea o cutpa
of the disinterment of the body1 of '
the deceaaed and the examination' to
detect presence of poison. .V ,-'T
By Dujdttf-J&r" f - -f-
State n. Baldwin, from ITacei.
bonds.
Uhe,tmrrjia of
lions
Clark, Eaq,,1
lllilt1
the aeeonai ef dieqtalilcation ef
th nam if VZC.rt . r'fr
-
Iu. 1 U. lilt IK Shall h. UsfSI T .Kl .Htjm KIUl .SI.UI1T1U I
- WW 4anAtWTL :! IT. - "T 1 TTTjI 7TTL. A
for anv Wrtior .m.'n,.fUAV M,t- laA l-TirJr ff.
guardian, trustee, director of any missibility rests "nnoa !tht, jCI V P :vS?i
corporauon, and, any and all other
By SiltTb,0J J,f" "
r Jones vs. 1 Jones. . from WakaJ
WhertwWWerlff WnVlfi
4tne at wfcieh'i-witaeawanf tenfre
With the; plaintiff, aneohsiiattfsaam
his crosasexamiaation. thaa-irarsrin
H'lJ.wfe ffjrattsnot
ti.:t prjnoMaeiftSit4e
LSSlSi
eobrt toavlliil'thf 'dallC uYi ii'
wn&aiOxaict?
Sire 4nd laVaf o the okitray ; ia
allowed. Where, also, the plaintiff ,
U. correborale his witneaaes who
wera lrnpeacbeei by ftodant, of-
ttdaTita prenetuly made by
conuuning statements
:DIji their testimony on
prsena acting, m a fiduciary capac
ity, holding bonds of the State, to
ma ice tne exenange provided in this
act, and they be absolved from all
liability on account of said ex
change.
i -i mi m : .
ucu. xx. .me provisions oi tms
act for the exchange and issae of
wvuo bush cununas.in iorca nntii
tbe first day of January, A. D.
Sec. 12: That as a farther nro
vision for the purpose of paying tbe
interest on these said new bonds.
if the' taxes for any one vear nnon
the subjects of taxation, hereinbe-
f.. .r la i r, Mr. .
mcuuuueu, snaii do lnsunicient
tu pay ssiu mieresc, tnen ana in
that case the public treasurer shall
be authorized to apply any funds
in the treasury, not otherwise ap
propriated, to that purpose. -
Sec.. 13. That in the event 'that
the taxes collected in any one Tear
upon the aforesaid subjects of taxa-
(inn onrl tho, fnnA
J ..vuv aaavav uw VbUQf WlOp
appropriated in tbe treasury, when
added together,' shall be inadequate
to pay said interest, then, and in
that case, and in order to- provide
er tne ae&ciency, the pubJio treaa-
pnrer be, and he is hereby authorised J
to issue coupon-bonds of this State
of 'he dtnomination of five hundred
dollars, bearing Jdate of the first
day of October or April of the year
of the issue, according as the one
g4 anoriejeft the jTrqv.fjr
duly cemrrut-W-'LiJ'cii-
tody of lUldwin - aaLuoteatlj ndi
taaeJ4hitil4 tr5Tf.tn.ftiy was to
hftisls'fenf?ari U jail9tsiits
feetfEPtojfla mdtf
4tfaxliaon., iBS2 i q tJai
a t.WiwrVM ft-pitrtaactf toeat
M fefsf ( ft4ivwrt:xitj
tie allegation that plain tiffs and de
ftmmta UlgtiU by iif. IU luf
land jointly and U sLie1 ili txi
Sense ef luqiinsf it tuifton and
efendanfa had takeh titU to ibAn
selves alone, and-denied tie al
leged agrtf meat end that flatnti?
had paid asiytliwg and a decree was
made at Tall Term 18T6 without
finding hosxTHUeh, if afiytlvb- ti4
oten paja 9J pLauttia ez witit whaa
said decree, vras
and it was
the!6?T0 e wrds Washed in pnr
atfaheeSof an eereSiritled an acto
the St-te debt." ratified ih
4JJf-aDL8Z9L -f in larze
rettletteraThe consolidate 1Ah
State." ; t, ai i i.j
Sec. 6. That all Stite taxes ler-
or tne other ot said elates shall be
nearest in point of time to the date
of issue. Said bonda shall be pay
anie torty years attea date, bat re
deemable after ten years, at the
option ef the State, with interest at
the rate of six per cent, per annum,
payable semi-annaally, oa the first
days of -4pril and October ; said
bonds shall bear upon their face, in
red lotters, the words "contingent
bond," and shall be -numbered from
one upwards, ) in accordance with
the order of their issue. They shall
be signed -by the governar and
treasurer, and sealed with the great
seal of the State ;' bat the coupons
threon may be signed by the treas
urer alone, or have u fac timiU of
hia slgnatare . prlfltaA:ngrftTed, or
ltthograpbed tberaon. .The said
bonds and coqpoaa ahall be exsnpt
from all State, oounty, or eorporate
taxation -er assessment, direct or
indirect, general or special, wheth
er imposed for purposes of general
. . t.. . Tz . , lr . at.
revenue or oinerwise. ana tney
shall be lawful investments by all
executors, administrators, cuardians
and fidnciarres generallj,. The
coapoasjibn. said bonds shall bear
the same number aa the beads to
vrn ich they -are attached, and ahall
In addition be ntunbered fromne
upwards, in accordanc with the
date of their maturity ; and . tbey
shall bei" and shall so express npoo
their few," that jthejf are receivable
at and jaft'eF-ma
of all taxes, 'debts, demand and
doea to th Sute, of every jnaiare
and kind wJuataparer. -
qec 14. That iha-jraVHe v trsna
rer shall be suthoriied to sell to
principle thaf as conflicting. sjte-t
.is pur, so sug tnuiorm ana
consistent itat ements snstala and
strengthen the credit of a witness
before the ury, . . .
. State vs. Lane, front Mecklen
burg. Affirmed.
Where, in an Indictment for for
gery the ferged name was misspelt
and it was also proved that the- de
fendant j could not
ta-w
hear the
reopen the case for the detei.
tion of thcecasential inattsrs.
Rhode vs. Lewis, from .Gaston.
Affirmed..: . ,. uS. .ji. .:; ii t
i Held. Iu the construction of atat-
L-.' t. -J. Aw. - 1
ub.a buo courts aaoutbi ascertain ana
effectuate the intent ' of the legisla
ture, as fn as it can be done within
ll T- . -
bup, iHfUHpms oi.ina wares. Bsea,
i
write,' bat had
ed goods thereon, fridTikLt the !ntP"M4 with .Teferencc to ,th
ii .ii... , T3"T? inbisflt matter in A na rfh..f..
i u a
misspelling of the name weal
I ac'tment, and to this end it is a'set-'
tiea ruie w examine and" compare"
different parts vof the same statute
and, with ether. atatnte made to pari )
mateoia. j, If,(theretrf,1Se9tipa4l e
of Article 7 of the Constituticn is .
taken and considered with Chapter
141 and 2Jff Acts 1876-7T there
can be no ' reasonable doubt of the
af-Deeds
the iothsr
prevent a conviction, if being idem
tonant; nor woold the fact that
aefendant could not write prevent
conviction, since ne caused the or
der to be written and had it in his
possession.
Williamr, Black & Co., vs. Carr,
uBuaiacrabor irom i Edgecombe.
A fflrTria ...
BelL That money advanced brl!""11"0" HI7ir81,VT
tained by speculationa in cotton fn- aB-.pinedayfter Ut ;
-j a' .t . -I Monday in November. 1878.
...... v.u hvvihiu out oi me i i -.v( .... .iTr.. ..
xvcvvea yi. xavia, Aam r., jrom
Madison.! Afffrfled. "f v' 4
AJ. justice's aoort is not t
cevt oi. record,, aad c its jad-sssa
J iv4' iv evidence, ea
proof of the hand-wntin of tha
juBnce,nis pemg iu oinoe at tne same
time, andr of the reniition of the
same withul his county. -ITcW, That
aafttiier
party for whom he advanced the
money, and that where tb form of
the contract for future deliverw haa
nothing .inherent., in it to-ahew that
po real delivery was intended it
cannot be held 4obe void a arainst
puoiic policy a Jtiwagerer bet.
rasohaL tdm 't va. Bullock, from
vjrranvu'o. Aiarmea.
2refoy. Defenfie. iiro.t rw. .rAnh rJwo cannot aeie-ata to
forwnrdJ in apt time: Wbere- the ! proaowwtthe
defendant, who had been discharged tttW-ft? 9
r i T ef -ww- w iu R
in
discbarge until an exeeatiozt.had
been issued and then made, a metion
to recall it and set it aside, it was
coo late ana snouia not be heard.
By A8H, J.:
York va. Merrit,; from Chatham.
AaLmed.
VYhere theplaiaUfi, aa attorney
ior aeianaant, agreed . tf obtain hia
discharge in bankruptcy for $100,
$50 a Tee and 950 as costs, and
defendant mad plain tiff" a deed for
a tract-f land absolute ea its face,
but intended .ma a security for the
fee an advancement, aad both, par
i99 wteaoea oy tna arrangement
the creditor!; ef the bankrupt from
gettinrtht Uriel rtJ Meld. That in a
suit fof recovwry of the land the
plaonliff la watitlad ta recover, and
tne parties . being "on pa.1, delicto
tuia vuuxb aaaaei
relief to tha dafan
Thoinas vs. SLmfaacri. from
jueuiv vvxiare im dartakea to
ease
own concwaions of law. ' he xoaw
have the same reduced to writing, .
and hit name ai-aad by another ta
dr his peioAaTaoperviaiaa aad di -
recUoa. JJthL Tha iostioe eurht
to pronounce his jadntont en day
of trial, but4 in difficult eases it is
ttot unusual far him td reserte his '
deliberation, and siteTwardj to en
ter it and rive the nartiea notice of '
bis aotioa. i . ,
Albinos areudiviaoals'in whoa.
by some defect in ' their organiza
tion, the subtanc or pigment which '
gives color te the skin, hair aad
eyes, is absent or deficient. 4 TLsse
persons, whether Indian, negro or
white, . , are, ef uaifermlj . dead,
milky hue, with hair of the fane
de-
zel
pigment, the ins it of a deep red,
and .the. orelo' around the pupil ie
is , of a pink . color ; hence they are
L y. a . . a
commeniy spoaen oi as aaviag pma.
r .Lilietn" J W wta nair, 01 the IU
t. SStt JSrL 'W,'a4-iWm ibe eyes being d
&anc eient in the black, or blue, or &2
'fyomGuil Pig".? ofPf-
.-itu: i.i i - i wuuoi
ia ATI lmAIlArf Bimnt a.ri.in nf I TT
tfihlisd Bv the Portmrees to the
Hg . white n.Sr0 the coast of Africa,
m be it;... ,.,it. i.ir .f--w
MMMW UU.I wmmJ mmmvmm WW V Mw1v
of other men, and are edab deficient
in mental capacity. The phenom
enon is supposed to result from a
diseased 'organization,' but its ultU
White
U an imnlied
. . JT i . r mT - TTT 1
f tlter'eontract that they abeald be
its -ra -proper ioru parpose lor
whichi they were made.
"State vs. Bowman, from Ban-
--''-5 k i . uiOow waji.eaa-UA9ia.wai. vu
4JH wwirv ajshii Vnot ' known.
-J'ggrt .sesraUad. white blackbirds ai
uhment, aettnUUr bowt--ttc2i die- iJuTZr AiKie., ,. -hii
A .
tosfdtatfiaahargudaty, 4Ud
e an naonfo jnroe, Iweaa LewyeJeV
ncLuies. ! Jttid, alto, That it ia not
xttctssu to cin tie jxiwcsx tctkt
AIM
are spec'
o Albines, aa are white, mice.
ax marriage, are tne
EaglinZEt.
pres-
Cantbe;
ternuon
edt style in
Tnere never was a marriage beroro'
Eye. Wh&t, txrtx ? X.ro t?v:y I