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State of North Carolina,
WATAUGA COUNTY.
Court of Pleasand Quarter Sessions Ap^tl
Term, 1868.
Farthing & Co., vs. Thomas & R. E. Brown.
Attachment levied on land.
TT appearing to the satifaction of the Conrt
-*-Lhat the defendants, Thomas & R. E. BrO'ND
reside beyond the limits of this State:
dered that publication be made for six weRcs
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said defendants to be and appear at our ne.xt
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I for the county of Watauga, at llie court-hc.ise
I in Boone, on the 2nd Monday in July t ext,
and then and there shew cause if any t'icy
! have why the land levied on shall not be coa-
I demned to the use of the plaintiff,
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j office llie lid I'.Ionday in April, A. D. 1308.
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this enlarged, liberal and jnst view of ^ and tlmngh we Imve gone back (as it is
j the spirit which actuated their foeM j termed.) into the l.aiion, it appears as if
i men. Then slionld we, indeed, shake these Southern States were to be forever
hands, with tears of reconcilitUion, i twitted with what is held to have been
over the graves of our common slain, their great error. If we arc ever to have
honoring them all as thunderbolts of , ought to end.—
Love is Dowi'r. So called rebels need to
ness and*
need to bo
cow-
*t i I -I 11- .1 v-.i.i i.v jtuuccu tu obedience bv
top edict, that «liile deploring the slavish f,..in thev arc heio«, who mi-li't
cruel contest, America will yet he bo bound in indissoluble ullogunoe to 7l„.
ptond of tlie deed.s ot both. Irul}’ gov’erninent hv the .'^ilken cords of goner-
iliey M-ere foemen Avorthy of each o.^ity. If there i.s a man here who Thinks
'-thers’ steel. Their battles Avere ’ they have not yet been punished enough,
I wish that he might have stood w itii ini'.
Fir
battles of giants. Such foes
to know iiow to be friends
then cannot mutual revilings
er cease ?
Amid oceans of fraternal blood the
great question has been practically
settled, and the authority of the
L'liion is admitted to be paramount,
within the liinit.s of the Constitution,
and perpetually binding upon llie
States. Rut thevse States are still co
equal. and, under the Constitution.
ought
Adalitie Eudy vs. J.acob Eudy.
PETITION Fon DIVORCE.
I T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant Jacob Ihidy, resides be
yond the limits of ibis State: It is ordered
,1 . , 1 , • : tliat piiblioation be made tor six weeks in the
apowerlmagent m cleansing the LiVer. | u Watchman & Old North State," notifyincr
gives them an advantage over every | defendant to and appear at onr he.x't
Why
forev -
^'I'y
oilier Bill heretofore offered to the public.) Tlie
conioosition used in these Pills is carefully pre
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on the 9th of April 1865, and beheld the
bronzed vcter...-:a of a hundred fights wei'ji-
ing like children .around their beloved
cliief, overpowered .and hopelo.-ly beaten.
Afier rusliing proudly over so many mem
orable field.s, waging a lieroic, zealou.s and
conscieniions contest, often snatching vic
tory from a gallant and more numerous
enemy ;—afrer coiintle.^s toils and .sacrifi
ces for four long, terrible years;—to ho
compelled at la-.t to lay down our arms !
lo li>ar tlie wild spirits of tlie air shriek-
each of lliein lias many reserved ing, that niglu, thron-h tlie tree.^ of An-
l* i *j** \ . ^ ^ . .. _ •
70,60 j rights, which it is incuinhent on you, pomattox, “all f
or iiaug
REMARKS OF
Senator Robbins, of Rowan.
ht !”
Setmtors, no less than myself, to guard tears, orpli.uis’ cries, brothers
”"i' aaugiit !" Ah ! that alone
i.-^hmeiit eiiongli for brave men. God pity
of the reserved rights of the State ; P-ilH'y MviuI who could wish for more '
aud maintain. The right to secede *"
has now been decided not to be
IV i do w.s’
slain, all
was ]iun-
oiie
merican.'’, cease to think
le at all liable to suffer from j
il.e influence u!rhe.^e causes, will fin.) the great-! gtate Of NOfth CaFOlina,
Pills.
liown, especiail}' in
est .security in liaving his liver ami bowels well
clfans(*il by these invaluablt-
\^ here tlie.se Pills ate k
the .toutlierii States, where they have been cir- |
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nieiulatioii—tlieii' meiits are so well known b}’ I
iheir lesiilts, which liave given tliem a reputa
CATAWBA COUNTY.
Court hf Eqtiity, Spring Term, 1868.
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she does not regard, as binding up
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Wlien 1 remind Senat»rs that there
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j der thrills the nerves of man}'here,
j as they think that, perhaps, I am
•Senators, A
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JsOt us, therefore, make this our s
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of
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tion” of till; recent act of Congrp.-^s. That
“condition’' is only an appendage of the
groat sy.stem of penalties. It also assaulls
tlio ('onstitution, and degrades North
W'lw... • .1 ' • • c.i /■ ,• ; Carolina Senators, give your voices
W liere IS tlie provision of the Constitutioni . • i- , i- ■ c
• • . . • - i> I n 1 1 Hgainst It, and vindicate the dignity of
But I am told, by
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ment pro confesso will be taken as to them.
IVitness, O. Campbell, elerk of onr said Court
at office. 2d Monday of February, 1868.
w2o:6i:88] O. Ca-mppell, c.m e.
^ U1 U»-l CG 'I
ks in the :
eacli and every State of the Union.
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restricted in a portion of the States. What
right has Congress to attempt tliis ?—
ni o
which authorizes it ?
the Senator from Craven, that whether ^ ^
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! iw ot the land and we are bound by it. I
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State of North Carolina,
WATAUGA COUNTY
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions April
Term 1868,
Wm. Horton, Guardian vs. Thomas & R, E.
Brown.
Attachment levied on land.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
-^that the defendants Thomas & R. El. Brown
re.^ide beyond the limits of this State : It is or
dered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks in tlie Watchman & Old North
State, notifying said defendants to be and ap
pear at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter-
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V
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dcred, therefore, by the Court, that publication
be made for six weeks in the •' Watchman and
Old North State,” notifying said defendant to
right of coercion, would endanger the
ratification of the Constitution bv
the States. And I have no doubt that
if they had inserted, in tliat instru
ment, an express prohibition against
the right of ablate to withdraw from
the Union, the Constitution would
not have been ratified, nor the pres
ent government formed. They, there
fore, passed these troublesome ques
tions by, perhaps hoping they might
never be of practical importance,
mid, if they should become so, leav
ing them to be settled by others.—
hrom that day do«n to 1865, the
people of this country were divided
into two great parties holding diverse
i views on tliis subject, both equally
the terms of that instrument -whatever fiegrees, and one of them remarked in _
powers are not therein delegated, are re- j Kw tone to her companion : “There goea
served to the States and the people. Sir, ' country tackey. 1 know her by her
the great ground of complaint against tlie | Tlie country girls overheard the
cour.'^c of tho predominant party in tlii.s j •‘’ueer, and one of them quickly turning,
country, under the guidance of its leaders ‘ cxcl iimed ; “And there goes a town fool
in Congress, is its proneness to transgres.s ; hnow her by Imr talk.” The city belle
the organic laAV to accomplish special ]mr- i l^'vcred lier smelling apparatu.s considera-
poses. It is educating the people to dis-1 kept on her way, without retort,
regard law. I appeal to] you, Senators, ; ‘satisfied that she had met more tlian her
to aid in arrciting this ruinous tendency j tnafeli, albeit in a de.-^pised “country taek-
—as Americans, I appeal to you, without j •
respect of J'arty, to assist in piloting tlie ,
ship of State back again to her old and i TI’jF SIAMESE TWINS.
safe anchorage hard by the Constitution, i V,.,,. A'. ,.L- T..:t ^ „
mi- IW \ ,1 T.- >. 1 ILeAev, loik 1 rilnitie attiKMiricGS
This “lundamental condi ion a so , • ,
-1 .,1 1 c.i T' • L i'h:it the.se tv. ins liave determined to
strikes at the very vitals of the Lnion, by I a- i .i • . ■ ,
• . J • • f • • . ’ I dis.-;Olve their jilivs cal Dartncrshii) hv
introducing ineqiuiht}' of ngiits among • , •' nj
the States composing it.
suppose that tlie Union could ions:
j eevei ing tlie ligament tliat has hound
uld ion^ be ; together fur so lung a peri-d —
maintained prosperously and harmonious- -L\t} }car8. Chang and Eng—
ly, with certain States supeiior to others ; their names—it i.s said, will
ill dignity? Or does any one wish such ■ Paris to liave the operation
ill dignity? Or does any one wish such ■ I'ans to liave the operation
aUniou? It was not for such a Union Lie ligament which
the gallant supporters of the old flag ,Unites them is fi.xcd to the breast of
fought and fcli in the recent contest.— i each, is some ten inches in circumfer-
They fought for a Union of co-cqual { once, is endowed with sen.^^ation, and
States; and, though myself one of their ! to sncli a degree that the highest
foeman, I raise my voice, in their name, | niedical aiilhoiities have differed as
in vigorous protest against any atteuijil to ! Hn
rob them of tl.e fruits of their splen.’id ' ,|,g
Victory, by inanguratmg a Lnion of eu-;
periors and inferiors. 1
X T T 1 '
i do not propose to discnes nov.’ the i
merits of uny special suuVage system.—
hj Henkt Stephens, of Etiinburc:ii, and the late I ^ a f i
J. P. NortoS. of Yale College. _2 vols.. Royal j OaYJLJ i I
Octavo. I6l)0\»ages. and immeroiis Einjraviugs. i rA ' A
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Large, full sai-ks in prime order, mo
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be and appear before the Justices of our Court I , . •/ ’ , ii "
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the 1 patriotic, and equally con-
county of Yadkin, at the court-hou.se in Y"ad- j that tlie triumph of their res
kinville, on the second Monday in July next, ■ spective theories was essential to the
then and there lo plead, answer or demur to preservation of liberty and good
said attachment, or the same will be heard j government
pa?-fe, the judgment confiimed, the land levied : qq,;., „ * j zi* f ••
on condemned to satisfy nlaintilfs debt, and I Conflict of OpmiOU
’ " ■ 'grewiEtoa conflict of arms. And I
beg to remind those who are so ready
to apply the terms “rebel” and “trai
I tor” to their opponents, that the gal
lant sous of the South, who took up
arms in vindication of the views ol
the South, were as conscientious in
their motives, and as fervent in their
devotion to American liberty, as tlie
'lieroic cham])ionsof the Union. Oh!
that tiiose who are rejoicing in vies
tory, could rise to a magnanimity
which would enable them to take
Whether we, as North Carolinian
maintain our present system, cr change
it, nevertheless ire shall alway.s be the
best judges of the matter. It is presum
ing too much to suppose that the high
est attainable excclience has yet been
reached on this great subject anywhere.
' Why not leave the matter open for furth
er improvements ? The Radical yarty
professes to be a party of progress, and
yet we have it here iucoii-i-tently socking
po8sibi!liry of severing it
twins. They
came to thi.s country in 1827, and
aud w}re exhibited for some years,
after whicli they retired to a valuable
r^siiall ’ *‘^' **^ North C.’arolina, where they
” ‘ ' married to two sistres, natives of that
Stale, {Slid each lias nine children.
an order of sale granted.
itness, J. G. Marler, clerk of our said Court
at ofliee in Yadkiuvilie, the second Monday in
April, A.D. 1868, J. G. Marler, o.c.c.
23:61:88
B. R. MOORE,
Attorney and Counsdkyr at Law,
-™-AXD—
Dre.ssing for CHURcn.—Mrs. Stowo
has said the following about dressing for
church in a way that applies particularly
to the Episco[)al service, but it ought to
be equally impressive in reference to any
other :—‘A ery estimable, and, wq trust,
very religions young woman, sometimes
to render our present exjieiimeiital, and J enter the liou.-;e of God in a costume
not over-promising, sy.-tem of sufiVage, : which makes the acts of devotion in the
absolutely changeless. Massachusetts service seem almost a burlesque. When
and New York have their educational and a Ini-sk little creature comes into a pew
property quaiifications of the riglit of suf- , with hair frizzed till it stands on end in a
frage. I do not put myself forward as most startling manner, rattling strings of
SOl/ICITOR IN B A N KBUFT.C;Xf
WILMINGTON, N. C,
aa4-»ly
an advocate of cither idea ; hut 1 do liolti
that to seek, by such an act as this, to
prohibit tins State from doing, if .^he
chooses, what those her equals may do,
is an outrag2 not to be borne in silence ;
and I conjure you, Senators, as guardians
bead-s and bits of tinsel, she may look
exceedingly pretty foA piptante; and, if
she canic- there for a game of croquet or a
trahlcaii party, would be all in good taste
but as she comes to confess that she ia a
miserable sinner, that she has done the
of the honor, rights and dignities of tlie i things she ought not to have done, and
great State of North Carolina, not to al- left undone the things she ought to have
low it ts be perpetrated. * done—a.s she takes upon her lips most
But, I am told that such outrages are i solemn and. tremulous words, whose
allowable against our dear old S:ate, be- j meaning runs far beyond life jnto a sub
cause she was in rebellion. To some j lime eternity —there is a discrepancy
small, ungenerous souls it seems impossi-1 which would* be ludicrous if it were not
ble ever to get over the events of the past; ; melancholy.’’