I WIS l.K, Editor dfc Proprietor.
SALISBURY. N. C. SATtJBbAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1867.
NUMBER 173
VOL I,
1
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GOLD,
The God of the
MAS LATELY MUM
flr e a iiy liliulalil below
BT THE
BY THE I AGIC D.FU EE
III
1
'HIS WOULD
SEEM TO BE DIS-
con raging, but
tbe
the irreat oleasure of aunouiuiuf
people of tbe United SiateK, and
those who desire the weight ai
Mighty King of fee Earta,
GOLD,
that they have in their
lv gar. trom two to fear
worth of GOLD which toeyfiwl
not tbe ability to manage pnwata
numeient experience nor Orasaaai
ing. or at least feeling, that they arc
larly selbsh. tbey nave a
interests or others as WWB
from such etawsrattoas m
larue amount of Geld or
mar desire, fur less than fifty
worth, navable in CssenbarJw all
A ?iilr ... a in ill It H.I . ilMM fcfiAWT W
Jan. 5, 1887. 8. K hUJHtawW aS OMl
LUiEQlITT IIMITI
THE" LG LJSIf COM MOW LA W
baring tutiuasotts
aaaausitamof SMsMsMB
hTs of the PiwaaMBoa. aba snatsl
continuing that
ced in Enciand
"Council of Law
The
mty, ana be
common law
dcxed so as to bind
Ah-
7
i w rr
fiimRir.f
uifji.ii 0 it n
I con raging, but tbe fahttraltss Vamt'Vmm? . . uauter-o-
ooartmapaat A -- uajssMMba asMumttv wasfl
volomaa per anaam. " af afar siisa, saal tautaV sw untb a head of
T. a J. jr. JOjrXPOflr tn. lsttL. xsj saaiat as a sisssiisiiil
gs. n i "i tj. jjjM -" .i,i w5i
A YALTUBLsTtAaE MSSTMP X f T.f "rS T
3nfeeLtwx.tAriea.uitoSbonmawwr. Ai- ofasaaVbawi I Tj K redolaat
soakitofataary tosaat araal warn SV 1 UM Saw 1 I I lnaih.faJ rarbsat per
shop. Tit : I aasMS) tastt amar Sanaa tmt asp of spring I
2 Good Wood Itbas. 1 MwStoy Ftoahnj Aoa aaaat ttsaw saaa baessMu aVad to M-1
' - - - A - ab il Biamtttaa
Jan. 5. Ii67. aw las JMBnMBwaMtnm owaaaOjaa. the heave aa
OLD NORTH 8TATE.
w t
f eat
&k
dy.oratl
5
a 'TaMBfljlP"
raataa 1 MOrmStatt.
TC C. W. ML J
aaaUsfl ta sbbMbbmbbi momy iaamautn'k
. aa t i
1 M? ri. 3 . I
owBBaxwas aflasswaBraaaat saasad yaat as a
eiwwa aaaa.waa . . . x . I
Hist
J
( st-Bsd end
I
baa Braved la be
iu war
borels
!
I their aaappraarka
dreaaa ia toilj real-
it ia
and aot worth
gt-d
by the
lof atrathi
the mwIt risoa soa at i
aaSor2,J
a a pathwaj to
tit with the light
Beooath the eye.
tj,mad.
f CUd's t
of the
with the intelligent fire that flash
Mm apoa yosi with the power of elo
'fbaence, aaay lira a spirit that ' saoves m
4l-9 . -a. 2 - -
graaple with the sternness of aw.
err oky hae, aad then as all the
w-rry Jbaadoa of maoeeat childhood, fly
ta sba,boaeaa of the stars, the awaal boose
of the grand thunder harps, and a froat
VfMikf wWfwiskaee of the lying coax
sera of the storsa, and front it awful brow
the -world engirdled with electric
baads, while measaget of love or hate, gen -
denes or Bitterness, or oace oat earth
aad goad will to taaa," Has taick and
W Vh J k is all not a w.ld
aSkrbaaaaass
forth. I SecJLl. Preacribes the method of avail
t!T7tiraan? ffeaJ' TsM ' aVdeWor whose debt, provable un
had iust as well be honeie and aimless as ' der ibis act. amount to over three hundred
to shut out the visions that crowa mm trom
the day footstep of infancy to the last
ng steps of old age, bending beneath
tbe weight of years to the tomb.
Visioarr I Man bad iust aa well Af
fate the marks of the past,
j - .
the future with dead aad dying hopes, as
ta stifle the tame that struggles ta burst
forth from the smothered confines of aa
otherwise dreary eiTstesww,
At last it is the mind that fives. It is
tbe soul that opens to receive the light of
truth whether arrived at by logical deduc
tinae or the imagination. It is tbe riches
of the heart or its poverty, its bapp ineo or
misery that measure tbe importance wesue-
ftoisi to tbe world, aad not doUar and cent;
for if the latter were the test, the subject
might weH be abandoned ia utter despair.
But take away from me this mortality, if I
am to be branded as visionary, aud no saore
look out of these priaoa wusdows to tbe
dseape of prrrjuiial
mmwASrisx with the rippling sua;
of the bantam of life. Take away from
bm these habiliments of corruption if I
avas aa more listen to the voices that
af Ae fkrff land until
with the sublime
tbe eternal home of God.
All
tnat nasn
sad profundity of
stagger as to entertain, i hey
therentle wbisnerings of God's
snirit to raise thee aa. or ia the
dirge of mournful obsequies to follow that
down, and man you cannot resist if you
feel tbe power that speaks in tbe tbnnder
voice, that comes m the ceatse cadences ot
. a . . a a
tbe lovely sephyr at eveaias; tide, spark
ba to tae trembfmg dew drop ot the
ing, aaa leaks dowa apoa' yea from
trembling star upon the bosom of night.
K very where, man, thou moat see and feel
this potent influence. Up throogb the nn
of the kuaWonxTof the
tssdtasyjrav which aa-
l rbt
. .:T1
links earth Heavea, we gather a
of the an revealed and transcendent excel
hatha that await tbe r-al;atioo. of
dreams Upon the broad A'l tulic,
the lashings of the storm, the shrieking af
tbe winds, the howling of tbe tempest,
where the wild waves lift up tHeir frothy
I
bps, auddened with fury, to kiss the blue j
rim of the skies aad sabsarrge the stars ia
tkir iM mmm ttM . ill ai ill come oat
from the eternal throne of the skirs, God's
presence, (iod i
iiilluenee to love
in
guide
:tl .. L.-. I
Wealth aad vaakv what are they, an-
. - . . . . a a I
baiaueed bv the riches ol the heart aaa
nimu.T ..r ititeiM. tmw aar a it oo-1
. .'. I
"L. . . . 1 Cu I
which we search ia rain
the shrine af the ideal or a dr.
full and free a)
A
stajrsmd slaast
: reU traces in their
of toe watee
drtinv, a
-the
bight apoa tbe pathway of the
archway stream with garlands
! realities. Oeexea Willi arems
tndded with
iplcn.lor ol
-t , otro.
laaainr on
opening is ike
of life.
w
(Front the Raleigh Frogrea.
We bare before as a copy of taw bank
rapt baU, as it paased the senate a few days
ago. and a it now stands in the house of
laaaiaanlaiinit A ia n doeaasent of six.
tr-enrbt awara. and therefore, of far too
the j sweat length for ear columns ; bat in view
of tbe liaiif ewdiiat importance ot the rut
fie iih
awe, we hare prepared the follow
iasp. STT
staact af a eenwnta :
Seed 1. Clothe the United States
dwtric courts with jurisdiction ia eases of
banflraptey.
See. 2. Give circuit courts of tbe Uni
ted State general snperiiitendence and
jarisdictioa, and authorises them to net as
conrt of canity.
Sec. 3. Provides for the appointment
by tbe district court of one or more reg
ister in bankruptcy in each congressional
district, la assist tbe judge.
See. 4. l tine the powers of tbe reg
ister in bankruptcy to make adjudication
of UakiapjaxJLJifM" tlst nrrrndrr of
aar bank rapt, to admin utter oaths, take
proof of debts, dee,
Sac. 4. Aatborise tbe judge of the
district courts to direct tbe attendance of
tbe refiaSer at such place as they may deem
and empowers the judge to re-
rro the register and fill vacancies.
Sec. 6. Aatboriaes suitors to appeal
tins TfgMtsrs to the judges
in esses
of dawaato a to tbe law
. Sec 7. Provides for eomnalsory atten-
1 dance af parties and witnesses.
J Sec, ft. ,10. Provide for appeals and
I prrecribe rubs of practice.
a oouar, may peuura to uwinci j-ugc
his district!, stating bis iasolvency, bis wil-
. Iragaeas to turronaernMestaieanu a scueu-
ule
oata ol nis acuta anu ma creui-
' tor, with the nature of tbe debt
in full,
of bis
i .
and an inventory, also under oath,
assets. Such petition shall be ai
act of
bankraptcy, and tbe petitioner be adjudged
aa hankrupL Tbe judge shall thereupon
issue a warrant, (or the register if there be
no opposing party,) directed to the L uiteu
States sna nihil of said district, authorizing
htm to publish the necessary notices, to
wit: 1. That a. warrant in bankruptcy
has been issued. 3. That all pavmeuts of
debt to such debtors are forbidden. 3.
That a meeting of the creditors to prove
debts and choose assignees, will be held iu
i- court of bankruptcy, hot less than ten
nor more than ninety days after tbe issu
ing of the warrant.
These notices pre to be published in a
newspaper and served on each creditor.
Section 12. Provides for a meeting of
creditors, at which a register shall pre-
Section 13. Prescribes that the majority
iatcrest of the creditors shall choose one
i s a a
assignees, who, it approved by
the judge, shall be qualified on giving
Section li Directs that the judge, (or
if there is ap. opposing interest the register)
hall convey to the assignee or assignees
the entire real and personal estate of the
bankrupt, bat frost this assignment are ex
cepted household aud kitchen furniture,
and sack other articles as the assignee
tansy indicate, not exceeding five hundred
I dollars in value, the wearing apparel of
' the bankrant and hie family, his uniform
- f and srms. and aay other property berfaf
... - - . :, .
L I 1 tm. UaclinMMita nr Iprv tv
I'nited State laws.
-. ' . y .
Stttion 15, 16, 17, IS. Pree.,ts the
-laties and powers and the methods of pro
ceeding of the assignees
Section 19. Authorises creditors to as-
sertand prov ay contingent claim tbey
bav hre a-ainst the bankruDt a- drawer. '
more
i j"
. f... . s.il .i..;.",'X...-11mssea
nmwmaanxmiamwn ms-.a..ai.t.a.iam, .as.
Section 20. Provides for set off iu all
cases of probable claim.
Section SI. Prohibits any creditors of
! the bankrupt frost suing him after h avails
! -- -w. -e A. mrt
Section 23. Provides tbe method of
proving chums that is by producing legal
evidence before aay register in his district,
ar if the creditor is a non-resident, before
or U lur crr-iiiwi is . ui'ii-miuvui,
a United States commissioner.
' . . m a, o; Rmim-L. details .
T ..t- i. K- MMMUtkin in nroof
i r I r t
of claim. -
k . l : . 1. : . ; i
oecuaa so. awaonin im rnuiui u
. -a 1 . -- .l. 1 .l. .
aw sac ibibib iiiiii on ioiii u u- i"ui.-. .-
to hw debts and assets, and requires his
wife to
o . m
T! Prescribes that all creditors,
share alike,
of
except that wages to an amount aot
ceding fifty dollars, for servtee perfon
in the proceeding aiz months, shall be pail
in fuH.
don 28. 1'revenU the
tflpii mo
ion29. Alluwi the b.inkrupt,
onihi trom the adjudication of
, or it mi debts Wt assets within six-
"o apply tax bis dici
the bankrupt
Mt hones dy
condition.
Section 30. ProhibiU a sosood
ruptrv, unless by consent of
ciccutVyliere die assets amount to i
per cent, of tbe debts.
Sections 31 to 39. Concerts
pronounces, against frauds and die like.
arge, which
exl.il.hcd bis
a - J section JO. I'roviues tor involuntary
Lai.kruptcy, declaring that aa
atscoiidliig
dcDtor, a debtor who makes
to defraud, against whom ai
execution fbr over one hundred
stand, who makes an assignment to Vtre
preference to special creditors, or who has
suspended for fourteen days, the
of his commercial paper shall, on tbe
lion of any creditor, be adjudged a bank-
rupt.
The remaining sections, eleven ia asmt
ber, prescribe tbe proceedings ia such ease
and prescribe tbe various tees and
Surratt
in
John It. Sarratt has been diseinbarked
from the government steamer Swatara,
which brought him from Egypt, aad loflfv
ed in the Washington City jatL The Jia.
teUigencrr thus describes the seeae wbea
he was delivered on the wharf at the Na
vy Yard to the District Marshal :
In about half an hour the boat waa Been
approaching the wharf, having Oa ksaasl
the person of Surratt. As eooa as aha
struck the wharf Commander Jeffries stop
ped ashore, and immediately after the ) wa
goner. Quite a crowd of employees aad.
others had gathered around by this
a isrl ai aa kak nsaunas. sowoaaaa i
tnmark. OT. I bat s mm; " 1 bat s
Surratt, I know him," were heard. Mar
soal Gooding stepped in front of die pri
soner, and the touowmg colloquy took
place :
Marshal " Is your name John 11. bar-
ratt "
Prisoner " It is sir."
Marshal" Then, sir, I arrest yea W
virtue of a bench warrant, issued to me by
the Criminal Court of the District of Co
lumbia." Tbe prisoner, bowed his bead,
and then, conducted by Marshal Gooding
and Major Richards, stepped forward to a
carriage, with bead erect and with a fear
less air. He was dressed iu a gray Zoa
ave suit, with white cotton leggings, aad
wore upon his head a cap resembling a
Turkish " fez."
He is a man apparently twenty-four or
five years of age, light hair and eyes, aboat
six feet in height, stands very erect, aad
walks with a firm and elastic stop. He
Wore a light jnoustacbe and long imperial.
He was handcuffed,
Commander Jeffries, previous to the de
livering him to the marshal, informed bass
that during the voyage be had not allowed
any conversation whatever by any person
with tbe prisoner, further than to ioqesss
his personal wants. Tbe prisoner has al
so been restricted from holding any con
versation. f Surratt was then eonveyed in a-hack to
the city jail. The Republican says :
He is confined in one of the cells coa-
s true ted for the confinement of desperate
criminals, and from which eseape is next
to tm possible, the walls being beavuy cas
ed with iron.
As the Criminal Court adjourns
in a few days, tbe prisoner's trial will
bably not take place before tbe
sarsa. , . - - '-
It was reported yesterday
ens and crew of the Swatara were to be
transferred to Norfolk, Va., and, until af
ter the trial of Surratt, were to
communication with any person
The anoearancc of Surratt, as far
dress was ruins. rued, was
' n. lltI cveu "!
nfiit- clean, and cveu attractive, no
"war
inJt steel erer ' Aoflftv
rrTTTTL- -TU I.W
and
His deportment was soldierlike, bat, al
wort, a li n n i...
though he carried hiinself erect, his
was tbin and pale, aud his maimer
ably uervous.
A Card ta Invalids.
A elerayman, while fssMsng in S.utb
a a mtwiona-T, rheo.Tered a -s-fe and i
elv 6r the eure'bf Nervoo ITeakness,
I ear. Disease of the l nua-v an! Senunal
aud the whole train of itinU r. bnnesht
on Inr
haneial (inn n.-ious habita. liivat iinmtwrs
""TT ' . -. " T ' . '
tea nr a desire to twneht L.e aJB)
ktnuate, I will ud the roeelpt fur
- .l: . i: .: i . i j .
i-mf uu.- um-uh .k
in a sealed cat
ooe wtio needs IL
Address,
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VWITH T IXMA.
ftu:in U. ili Ma iowac.
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For Silt ni the North Stnte QJfc
stocking.