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Kjri By ^ BRtiVER, “ The Old i¥orth State Forever.”—Gaston. Single Copies Five Cents VOL III. NO. 100 SALISBURY, N. C.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1868. [WHOLE NO 391 KCl.RCTIC MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LITER iTURK, THE .STATP: democratic COX- TIOX. THE rLATFOHM. SKI.Ki.'TKli FlOiM (hinrU rltj, liritish (tiutrtirlj, .\'n’t It Ill'll till'. J’:>;nibii- >■(■./ ni'f Ih r. Sri f,' rifir 1/ It- rifir. II r'ritmtit-'ti y Jli y(I ii f i 'liionhi y’.'i J'lUi'it'il, A yt Joiiyual, i'riutrinjioynyi/ /’ y'lny, ('hyi'itiint Surirl'i, AV thi- Y»:iy Ilninul, jiuhliii I'lnn Mui'/hiI'uu'k Mnr, Ir liiytti iK. lli-i'Hi. ih >■ Deux MiduIcs, LiiU'lon S'irti tj, 8'/. I’a Ill's, (' ii'iiluH Mitil'l'i.ir, /■'t'dsi y's M"i/n~inJ‘, Li i.suyr Il'iuy, J'l tnjilr liar, Lomlnn Jleyiriv, unliefird of powers, wliich arc suscepti'Je of great and dangerous abuse in the hands of men who have shown but too plainly a disposition to rule the people of this Sti.te M'o tlie Delegates of the ]lemocratic as we believe to at- and Conservative people of Xorih Caro- i tempt the control cf the ne.xt election !y liua, in Convention assembled, do j that means. We most earnestly reco4. Jtcsob'cil, 1st. That we approve of the | ^“0 people of the State and Cc- nomination by the National Democratic i pecially to our political friends, to give.ai,. ' occasion or excuse for the use of military force; but nevertheless to yield none cf their just rights. ' (’oiiv. iiiioii of Horatio Seymour for Pres- ^ ident, and Frank P. lilair for Vice-Presi dent of the United States : that, in these men avo recognize statesmen of tVe have also anan'sel to sc( \in‘ clioiccsplei'tlons from the French. German, ami utiier ('mitiiieiital j [In. Iioarfy SUnnort of the ])COlde of Xorth lraii-l:;tMl er-jtecially tor the Eclectic to j i;.,„ to the variety ami value of the work. experi-' That the Governor of this Stat*, ence and eminent ability, of sound poiiti- i proclaimed it as the policy of tl.t ^ cal principles, of nn.^udlied public and i l^udical party to suffer no one to hold any I private character and unbounded iiatriot- ' appointment or place m the btate, : ism, and as such avc recommend them to ; however humble, tvho wdll not Each niimlter is eiubelli-limi with one ormorc Fine St-el En^'raviai;-;—jiortrait'of eminent iiieH. or illii.i- ir.ilive of important lti.iroi i"al events. Spltndid Prctnimns for 18(>8. Ev rr new aiilMciclier to the Eelcetic 1868. payin;^ i'l ia (iilv.imo\ uill rceeive either ol the follouitiy (h- ujtltiil ehromo oil p.iiiitin^cs GASKET OF PEACHES, X 11 ; 0 PIPER AM) XL'T Size 7 X b The above are exact r.opic- ol i:*'j-.ami aree.xecnl.- i by I'laiiLr e-t St vie of the art. i>r. in pl.iee (>fth('m we will send CRACKERS, oiieinal oil paiiit- ,v Cl)., in till- hi^h- IVashin^dun at Sniidav .Morn- eiiher of oiir Fine Sie.;l Inii:;.iviiiiT', Valley Forge. Ueinrii from .Market, iiie’. For Two 'iib'erib‘>rs and ?Ib I'O, we will « nd tli b'antifiil Cliromo. I’oniuy l.in-—'■ /e 51-2 .\ 8. For Three s-ibscriluifs an't si.i.oil, a o])} of Carolina i 2d. That Ave approve of tbe ] latforni I of principles adoptful by the saidConven- i lion ; it sjteaks in no doubtful seiise, its : language is exjilieit and meaning clear.— I 'riie issues jiresimtcd to tiie countiy are ' plaiidy and unmistakably dcTiiied, and Avith a IVce and fair election we contidently be lieve they Avill be endorsed by' a large ma jority of the people; and with that en dorsement must come such a change in the administration of theXational Covernment as will restore the Constitution and give peace, harmony and prosperity to the country”, and especially to the down-trod- dent States of the South. 3d That it is our earnest desire and intention to bring about tlie.se Avliolcsorne and necessary changes by” the jieaceful means of the ballot box; and all elfortsto lend bit aid and promise bis support to that party, and which policy” he and bis political friends are now vigorously enforcing to effect the exercises of the elective fran- cliise, it is the sense of this Convention that the people have the right to conn teract such policy by all lawful means, if 7 / ifest right, of which he cannot be lawful ly deprived, to employ, or not to employ; or cease to employ, any person whatever when any existing contract terminates— and that any” attepmt on the part of the Legislature, by” any pretended law to dc- THE OLD NORTH STATE. [TUI-WEEK!.Vi I:3=1L4TE.S of SL’BSCIIIPTIOX- ^ T£R91S-CASH in advance. persons desiring them, on payment of the legal fees. BOOKS TO BE KEPT BY THE CLERKS. Sec. S. The clerk shall keep the follow- books : 1. A docket of all Avrits of summons, or otlier original process issued, by bim, or Tri.AVeekly, One -y1 returned to hh office. This docket shall ’ contain a brief note of every” proceeding WEEKLY WATCHMAN AND NORTH STATE t whatever, in each action, up to the fimfl ! Oue Copy One Year, S3.00 judgment inclusive. •• 8ix Mouths, 1,50 1 2. All Execution Docket, in which the substance of tbe judgment shall be record- menced, founded on such contracts as are provided for in an ordinance of the Con vention of this State, entitled ‘‘An Ordi nance respecting the jurisdiction of the Courts of this State/’ ratified on the 14ih day of March, ISGS, the summons shall be made returnable tv) the term of tbe t8u- perior Court therein designated, and the sub.-^cquent proceeding shall bo in accord- anco with the provisions of said act. EXECUTIOX.S LEnED ON PERSONAL PROPER TY. Sec. 7. The Late Sheriff of any Coanty ■Hccomjilished iiterarv contiibutor.s. Advertising Rates: TRANMSIENT PvATES Forall pci iods less than one mouth One Sijuare, First insertion $1.00 Each .siihseiiiient in.scrtion 50 Conuact rates for periods of one to four montljs. 1 1 SQl'ArM, 1 AiO. 1 2 .MO. 1 3 .MO. 1 4 .MO. 1 6 .MO 8500 88 50 Si 2.00 ^15.00 S20.00 ! 2 sqi'AKKS, 7.50 13.00 17.00 21.00 27.00 i 3 Sgi'AKKS, 10.00 16.00 21 00 26.0(1 3 4(K ) j 4 .SqUAKE.S, 12.00 18.(10 23.00 28.00 3.700 j QV AK. cm,. 13.00 19.00 24.00 29.00 3.850 HALF cm,. 20.00 27,00 33.(K) 38(:0 44.00 3 QUAll. COL. 25.00 33.00 40.00 45.00 60.00 ONE COL. 30,00 42.00 62.00 60.00 70.00 Of the Qualifications and General Duties of ClerJis of the Suj>crlor Outrt. Sec I upon tlie pleadings and other matters, tri- ^old shall proceed to sell the same as now I able before a jury, and of all other mvatters required by” law, he shall pay over the : for hearing before the Judges, at a regular proceeds after deducting hisfees, and shall I term of the Coiift, a copy of which shall be aLo make return of the Avrit to the clerk lli'^y^uperior Court of the County, to any C ourt of Avhich the writ is returnable, the proceeds to be paid by the Clerk to the parties entitled thereto. I: X K LT ■ IT u N .S .4 IT .S n K1). Sec. S. 1 he said Sherifis shall in like manner return all executions in their j hands Avhich arc satisfied, whether bv a BE FUR- SvtIo of property or otherwise, and shall pay” over any proci'cds thereof. EXECUTIONS NOT LEVIED AT ALL. uli lEl) ON RE.4L PRiiPERTY. Sec. 9 As soon as the successors of tl furnished to the J udge at the commence ment of each term. 4. An alphabetical index according to the names of the plaintiffs, of all final judg ments in civil action, rendered in the court, Avith the dates and numbers thereof. 5. A Docket of all criminal actions, con taining a note of every’ proceeding in each. BY AVUOM THE BOOK.S ARE TO NISHED. Sec. 9. The books specified in the above section shall be supplied to the clerks of the several counties by the Secretary” of ^ proilucf! a contrary b lirf, coming from I . . - . • • , what quarter thev'may, are but the tricks j no legilimatc Wchr^ter's N(frlii>r>'il Pictorrid j of interested jiartizans of a desperate po-j spaied to bung eveiy ' 'ilical Kiel , bmit upm, pwpM.iuliiig its I bivorablo to oar cuusf, to ibo polls. Drive any” citizen of such right, or to im pose any penalty or penalties for so (lo-| ing, Avill be in viclatiou of the Constitu tional rights of the citizen. 9th. ihat to obtain success in the ap-, ty commissioneis of each county after the i .Recount thereof to the chairman of | late Sheriffs shall deliver to s jiroaching Presidential election, every ef- j o cction oi appointment of any Cleik of a County Commissioners, in order that I sors all Avrits of cxecution.s in I fort should be made by” our fi iciuls to jier- ‘ ‘ - . . . . LEV- 1. At the first meeting of the conn i ^..U li il Ujr 1.A1 ^ .-.AO CV7A711 rtc* LIIU OUCCvScOrS OI rilG I State, at the expense of the State and the j said late Slicriffs shall have qualified and ' j Secretary shall, as soon as possible, trans- i given bonds as rcciuired bv law, tlie said O I .. ” . .1 r . .1 1 - /. I 1 ... Cl Ilf 1 1. 1 “ L line Volnm^ of 1.040 p i-;' -i. nvor filHl ji:!- tori)Hlln-ilrMioa-". pti'-. -iii.OO : or s i'”'jiy ol i’D.-ia n juIiiMir’i' Fi'lfbrHlcvl jiii'-p. .-'’.•■I'I’dikc—l-iize h l-J i: 12 1-2. VJ.,..,, J.V.J power by any” means and at all baz.irtls. year. S5 00 (• i-oiiii*'' urie war $20.(HI y'ernts of tJm K'dridir >'inifli‘ ropFw 1.5 c!-;.: oiip I'opv. oiia two i-opl.o •))* yi’.ir $1.0') Q .\ il .1 W. H. r>!!)\Vi o tin'/, ni'in- Si'., Srii They' are atU'inpliiig to alarm of this State by’ tin' f.ih'^e cry o tion and Avar, threatening them .name time Avitli military” I'orci oUier Smtes of the South, tln'V have not 'J\) that end Ave most earnestly” rccom- tiw. inoiid to our friends to organize at once f revoln- ’ Llair Clubs in eveiy county ' and every” District, with active canvass- Avhoso duty’ among other things it shall be to see tliat all our friends entitled at the while in ! •Superior Court, it shall be the duty” of the [Jerk to deliver to such commissioners a bond, Avith sufficient sureties, to he ap proved by them, as is now required hy the an, payable to the State of A'oith ( aioli-; count for it as for other taxes. such succcs- iheir hands the price may be levied in the county tax-1 Avhich have not been satisfied, and have es,andalsototheAuditorofpublicaccount6 1 not been levied at all, or Avhich have been who shall add the same to the taxes of the resjiective counties, and receiv’e and ac- Thc corn ua, and with a condition to be void if he ^ ,uissioners of any county faili’ng to cause FLL. York. h«ai..i'«l l« tr.kr- from tlu/oopla li.orloc- ! “> ■'Ogirlereil ami brought to : prcciocaml tako core 0^01 books.rccops, . f^i 1» -1 » 1 x’-; .> } aijfi t»i if tl t».» 1./w ..^1 j;. . . *■ V . , . ■ I shall account ffirany [and] pay over ac(6>rd- i be levied with the other conn- ng to law all monies and effects "'^dch j lave or may” come into Ins liands b\” virtue I color of his oflicc, ami shall diligmuly i or Barit\ h Periodicals. d'he Liyndon (Gun wcrvali ve.) Th-e PAmhur^ (Wb.ig.) JiroTi ftl" Jr?J *j-t .'itJi-'itL \ President, and to cunler it upon I-.egi.-ibi- ! tares, the members of Avhicli were elected under mflitary rule, Avilhout fieedom of clioieo and with no regard to the question I of l*residencv, in order to secure the j eleetfiral voles of such States for tbe ILul- } ieail candidates in disregard and defiance ^ 7'h^ Wc-drniits'frr AVwiVrN (Rniical.) j of the ju.-,t rights (if tlie people of such | Causes, Cllrtnicicr, Coildlict Jiad States and ol the whole ciinntry i ’ not allowed to register or vote. Agents Wanted Foit TH? OFFIQIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR, 7'Avi North, JJriihth (Jhurch.) Rt-view, [Free 4th. That it is our frank purpose now, and ha.s bei'ii. since the close of our late and i civil war, to accept and abide by”, in good DlaekirrmE8 K^iinhurgh Magazine.^ and without, disturbance, tlie Icgiti- (lory.) I mate fruits and consequences of that Avar; I to vicld to the Government of the United Th(* P'’rloilii'I’.-i KM aiily hii«(allied iiy ilic ontri ; ^ cheerful snbmissi"n and allegi- I.iitions of till' Ix-'t wriWr.s on Sciem-e, Iti liirion ami ' (.'.•lUT.il I/itcTatiirc. ami etaml iimi' a i rm J-I i I..* I li 11) C-1 1 . 11k ti4 till* t f 4 fT/Xkk-k Li - t!,*.: ance, and to perform all the obligations of oriil of They arc indi.-;iiciis;ii le to the o-ood citizens to their rightfulgoA’enimcnt. ,j-hoLir ami the professional uiaii. and to .-very iva- , ^ j proclaim that, ill asking rCCOg- waL'lieil •Liiir man a.s. thev furnish A l>ette:-rei.-ord ol the fur-I .. 1 i- • .1 * 1 "“'•'"V leut limrature oftho dav than e.iu lie obtained from IiltlOP. Oil terms of equality 111 that grauU fountain Results. By UON. ALEXANDEPk H. STEPHENS. A Boole for all Sections, and Parties. nvother sonree. TFUM-^ FOR ISGS. For any one ofthe Reviews ?4.i)0 per annum, For kn v two of the Reviews " .(h> For onV throe of tlie Rc\ iews.... 10.00 Foran fourof the R*view.s 12.00 For Ri.i.ekwood's .MiiRar.iae....... 4.00 •' I'.ir Rlarkwood and one iwiview. 7.00 For l^laekwood nnd .any (iiso of tlie Reviews 10.00 For Rlaekwood and three of tlie Reviews 13.00 Firr Blackw«od and ttle four Ke- rhjws 15.00 •! This great AA'ork presents the only ciuu- plete ami impartial analysis of the Pauses of the War yet published, and gives those in terior lights and shadows of the great con- diet only known to thoso high officers who the dood-tide of revolution from its springs, and Avhich were so acces- sihh'to Mr. Stejihens from his position as second officer of the Confederacy. To a iiuldic that has been surfeited with SIMILAR PKODFC- n TIOXS, AA'e Iiromise a change of fare agree- 1 “A 1 oimTvasto place under the protection of , salutary, and an intellectual treat of " ns Hag; to re-establish the olu era of good jp,. ■ • div Uu, L, : copartnership of States Avliich constitute i our Federal Union, wc do so Avith no hos tile intent; on the contrary” Ave Avish to ! share its benefits and its duties, to rebuild — - . .1^ ^ 1. S fuaj” come into his po.'^session, by virtue or color of bis office, and lailhfully' perform the as they are or hereafter may be prescribed liv law. Cioo. to SEPARATE. k. levied on property which has been sold, and a residue remains unsatisfied, or have been levied on real property which in Avhole or in part remains unsold, Avith a return s'^ting any receipt of money by them, and their action under the writ.— The new Sherifis shall proceed to net un der such Avrits as if the same had been addressed and issued to them, .'ind rL^U make return ihcr.'of to the next term of :1 shall, in all things, | and at its termination attach together, pro- „nv (vfnri nf A « v • '■ L / I duties of 1,1. offiee,! pcly label, a„d file then in cede.- oAl.e , “"F ! ”',1 BOND—HOW APPROYED, ETC. ?ec. 2. The approval of said bonds by the commissioners, or a majority” of them, shall he recorded by” their clerk, any com missioner dissenting may” cause liis dissent to ho entered on record. Any commis sioner approving a bond which he knows or believes to be insufficient shall person ally” be liable as if he was a surety thereto. The said bond acknoAvledged by” the par ties thereto, or proved by a subscribing witness, before the clerk of said commis sioners, as their presiding officer, regis tered in the office of the regi.stcr of the county, in a separate book to be kept by” him for the registration of official bonds, and the original with the approval thereof endorsed, deposited Avith the register for safe keeping. The like remedies shall be as are or may he given country”, to thwart ! feeling in our common ' the (iesigns of unpatriotic men every” : where Avho seek to jierpetnate discord and ; division, and to j)aitici[)ate in the bless- ' ings as well as the burthens Ainerieau Hw on official bonds. of the gov- CLURS. A disr-annt of twenty j)orc''nt. will be nllowod to ( I-.ilisof fonr or moro i»ersons. Thus, tour eoiiivs ef Bki.'kwooil. or of onp Review, will be sent to one n.ilress for SP2.80. Four (Vipioe of the lour Ke- vk‘ws .md Bhiekwood. for 848.00, and so on. POST'AfiE. Snb,-r'.bers-liould prepav by tl.e ipiarter. nt llic oflire of ileliverv. The Postage to any pert of the Uuifeil Sutes Two Chvt.s n nnn.ber. Tlii's rate oitiv ai»plie-J to current siihscriptioii.-e For Lack nuni- Ikws tlio po-'tage is double. Proniums to Nein Suh.'^iyidht rs. Kew Siib-cribers to »ny two of the alH)V'' period- cils fir 18SS will be entitled to rei eUe, pnilis. any one of the Fonr Re) lews for 1867. New Subscribers to all five of the Periodicals for 1868 nir.y receive, gratis. Blackwood or any two of the Four Reviews for 1867. lowin Avith indigna- tn eminent. 6th. That avc haA'c seen tion tlie complete ovi'itlirow of our late oxcelh'iit sysiom of Stategovenimentand laAvs, and the adojition of others in their i stead Iieri'tolore unknown to our people. i scrihc'i-s in three day ' nnsuiti'd to their condition and utterly’ ad- AT'rse to their Irihits, their wishes and itiieir interests ; and with ibis change has ' come the tleclion tn higli jilaces of jirollt and trust of men in most in.Tances Avith- out character or qualification, and not a , fcAv of who) 11 are mere adventurers from abroad, having no interest in common with ; the jieople of the State, and no fitness stations which thev have War has AT LAST found a historian Avorthy of its importance, and at Avhose hands , it Avill receive that moderate, candid and im - ; jiartisl treatment Avhich truth and justice .so ; urireutly demand. The intense desire every -vlierc manifest ed to obtain this aatuF, its Ollicial character ■ and n'ady sale, coinhined Avith an incri'ased connnission. make it the best suh-scrijitioii : hook ever ]iuhlished. One Agent in Easton, Pa. reports 72 suh- i -^lib^-ribors mav obtain back nnmlier.s at the fob j hateV Cl for the ving rc.luced rites, vl*: __ „ j reached by means most The North Briti etl'. ThiUtl... a.tompt l,v ,1„. Gov.r and the London Quarterly for the years 1865. 1868 • nor of this ’ in and of the Legislature, to elf clothed Avith authority to ritish from January. 1868. to Decern- I disreiuitablc. iisive ; Edinhurph and the Westmin-i ^ / fio..,. .i, , 1864. to necember, 1867. Inclusive, ! otll. 1 U.tt 111 n Quarterly for the years 1865. 1866 ^ nor of this ' iii 1867, at the rate of $1.50 a year forearh or any : i, Iview - also. Blackwood for 1866 and 1867. for $-2,- ! n .... a ye.ar, or the two years together for $4.(hL | h.ive luins . i , r i i-vu- c. i-.....!. ^ frtT* Till Ill Vw'lv ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ and keep on lOot Farmer Avill he issi ir« afcu nnlcsrSie money is remitted direct ‘to | » Standing fort^e of not le.^ than | annum, in advance ; will rii» Publishers. j 6,000 men, to be selected and officered ! thirty-two large double-ci nn Her 50 Oiu* in .Memphis, Tenn. 10(5 suiiscrihers in live days. Send" for C'ircuhirs and see our tt'rnis, and a full descriptiiin of the wirk, Avith Press ni>- ticesof advance sheets., tXc. Address XA'l K.iXAL FUliLISIlING CO. 2G South .Seventli St. P.iiladelphia. Pa. THE CAROLINA FARMKR. }>EL1 EYING that the interests of the Far mers and Planters of this section demand the unAVorthy and ^ puliliealion of a poriodieal to be devoted to the i advaneeinent of Agrienlture in the two Candi- , ,) r' . . inive d terniined to cstablisli such a attempt by the fiOAei- ; under the title of TIIE C.4KOL1NA 8itato, aided by hi.s extreme p'A hm EU, and Avill issue the first mnnber as are ex ! pease ef publication. qualification of CLERK.8. Sec. 3. Every” Clerk of tlie Superior Court, before entering on the duties of his office, sli.-ill take and subscribe before some Any Sherift failing to make due returns of such writs delivered to him, shall for- LLCOI.DS, Ei’C. j feit and pay” one hundred dollars to any per artermofaSu- son grieved thereby, to be recovered on motion to the Court before which the Avrit is required to be returned. All proceeds of executions in part only satisfied, while ill the hands of any late Sheriff, shall be paid by” him to the Clerk of the Superior Court of the county, to any court of which the Avrit is retHrnabIc for the use of tho parly entitled thereto under the ponaltiea date of the final judgment. .SOLICITOR.S T(J EX.VillNE Sec. 11 At every” regiil perior Court, the Solicitor for the Judicial District shall inspect the office of the clerk and report to the court in Avriting. If any clerk, after being furnished with the neces sary books, shall fail to keep them up as required by laAv, he shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor, and the Solicitor shall cause him to be prosecuted for the same. If the Solicitor shall fail or neglect to jierform bow provided by” law in case of failure, the duty hereby imposed on him, he shall be [liable] to a penalty” of five hundred dollars to any person who shall sue for the same. EXISTING SUITS. The following sections, numbered 1, 2 3, 4, 5 relate exclusively to actions which liave been commenced, and in Avhich no final judgment has been rendered prior to E.XECUTIONS TO BE DOCKETED. ^ Sec. 10. The clerk of any Superior Court to which any execution shall be re turned as is abov’e prescribed shall, at the request of any person interested tlierein, and the pay’ment of one dollar, enter such execution.'s on his execution docket, and the like process may be thereafter had thereou as is provided in similar cases on officer authorized hy law to administer an ^ral act respecting the practice and procc- oiUh, the oaths prescribed by” hnv and file ' ... - . - tlio same with the Register of Deeds for ffie county”. the ratification of this act, as apart of the judginenia recovered after the ratification Code of Fractice and I’rocedure. of this act. CLERKS TD lioCKET EXISTING SLITS. Sec. 1. The clerks of the Superior courts at the request of a party thereto, Avithin six months from the ratification of a gen- K* premiums ran be given to riub.s. Ikf Leonard Sroft Pub. Co., 140 Fulton, St., X. Y FAILURE TO GIVE BOND. Sec. 4. In case any clerk shall fail to e'vc bond and qualify” as above directed, the Chai rman of tlie County” Commission- of liis county” shall iminediatclA” inform ji'ie Judore of the indicial district thereof, W'lio shall thereupon declare the office A”a- caiit, and fill the same, and the appointee i^hall giv’e bond and qualify as above di rected. OFFICES—WHERE TO BE KEPT. Sec. 5. lie shall have an office in the ' ourt House, or other place provided by the County” Commissioners, in the county town of his county”. Ho shall give due at tendance, in person or by deputy”, at liis office, daily, (Sundays and legal holidays -A’cepted.) from 9 o'clock, A. M., to 3 moutlily at .s-2 per ' j’clock F M and longer, Avhen necessary, contain not less than itbr the dispaich of business, oluuin pai” s ot read- t and coniinaiidc-a l,v liiin. will, pnwn to g"? ™ EECitivi; official I'AfEW, etc. ' 1 f,,,co ,0 aiTC-.t ; KfrS/S/ S"- e- Iiamcdialcly after l.c p] l.all . stion as a suffieu'iit number of suhscnliers (ihtained to pay a rea-stinalile share el' the aul Till* T.. 8. PUB. Ci>.. also glib',l.sh the r.usMEJi's criiiE, bv llESi’.T ^THruFNS. Ot' Eilinburgli, and the late j'. P. XouTON. of Yule Colleire. “2 vols.. Royal ietavo. IfifKA page-^. aad numerous Knirravings. Price 47 for the two volumes—by Mail. p*)st paid. jane—tt B. R. MOORE, Attorney and Counsellor at Lav:, —.VXD— SOLICITOR IN RANKRDPTO.Y. WILMINGTON, N. C any’ member of {he any citizen Avithont anthoiity” or Avarnint from any civil officer or iMagNlrate, was a i measure clearly ATolative of ihc Constiui- : tion of the United Stales as Avell as that i of the State ; dangerou.s to the liberties; cf the people and Avell calculated if not intended, to produce bloodshed in cur j midst; and as such it deserves to be re- ; probatckl by” all Avell disposed citizens of' the State. j 7th. That the measure subsequently in- j troduced and Avhich is uoav pending, and j Will 111 fill nrAVkiilNilitv Ka QflAntorl linwov- * -L dure of the Superior Courts of this State, ’! and on the payment of a tee of one dollar, shall enter on a separate docket, all suits which, at the ratification aforc.said, shall have been commenced, or in which final judgment ha.s not been rendered in the late County courts, Superior couits of laAv, and Courts of Equity”, of their respective conn- j ties- How .sren si’iis j'rockkdld wrrir. Sec. 2. And cverA’ suit not so transferred V within the time aforesaid, shall be abated and the Clerk of the Superior Court .shall tax costs against the parties liable and col lect the same hy the proper process. Sec. 3. The said suits shall he proceeded in, and tried under the existing law’s and rule s applicable thereto. After final judg ment shall be rendered therein, the Clerk shnl! enter such judgments on the execu tion docket, required to be kept by” him, and tlie s'ab.-equent jirocft-diogs shall be as provided for action Iieie-aiter to be com menced. EXLSTINe; JUDGMENTS N »T DOR.ALANT. f .*800. 4. Existing judgments and decrees ! en- ; PENALTY ON SHERIEF.S FOR TAILING TO RETURN. Sec. 11. Any late Sheriff or other offi cer having executions in his hands and failing to make due return thereof and to proceed as herein prescribed, shall, in each case, forfeit and pay to any person griev ed, one hundred dollars, to bo recovered OR motion of the court. JUDG.MENT.S NOT DORMANT, WHEN— Sec. 12 No judgment shall bo held to hav’e become dormant by reason of any dtAV "A* .. ^ciKfraJ orpp(*cinl orlcrB Itytlio (feneral lately' commanding the military District of Avhich the State of North Car olina formed a part, and the time during which execution was so stayed, shall not be counted in deteririning any que-tioii respecting a ju'lgmcnt being dormant. evi^rv Po.'t offiiro, la Avhom the ino>t iU'erai iliUM'iaeiits will be 'iitered. Addre.s all eoanuunieati'nis ta M'M. tl. LERN.ll.’IL jegT—Av:tv.':t tniiningi:!':;. N. i PLAIN TRUTH! will in all probability be adopted, hoAvev- cr artfully disguised, is but the same measure under another name, with one or two of its objectionable features altered ; but w’hich yet clothes the (Governor and his creatures and partizans with hitherto 1- ind pr()pertyofiheir I’cspectiv'e office?, .i .i. give receipts for the same ; and if any such fate clerk, or clerks and master shall refu.se or fail Avitliin a rcasonablo time after (F - - raaiul to deliver such records, books, jiapers, money and pi .; periy, they shad be nj.wpeclively” liable on iluir oiiicial bonds HOSE indebted to me are herel-y nolifi'J lor tlie A’alue thereof, and be hekl guilty to call and settle by the loth inst., or their .ae- of a misdemeanor. counts will be placed in the hands of Wm. II. Bailey, Esq., for collection. 1 am in earnest. KEEP EECOR S, ETl. JOtlN II, ENNISS, Sec 7. He shall keep in bound volumes Druggist. a complete and faithful record of all his July S, JSG8. [iw-tf-STO] official acts, and give copies lliereof to all tlic pievions proceeding.-, and no li' ii ac- ouii-fd befnre the laLtlea-li'-n afuiTsa’.d, ot prucess, oc- ch are ^ .‘^iiall be h.'.st by any e'iuing casioned by ihi.s act. D: IRM.VNT 'ii-.''"! 8 Sec 6 .ludgment.- or dccr-(.- wine dormaiit at the ralification aforc-sauj, may be reA’ived or enforced inthemannei Imie- in provided. ACTION COM.ME-8eF.D AFTER THE RATH-CA TION TO .SECOND tiLD DE.RTS, ETC. Sec. 6. In all actions liercalter com- ORDNANCE OF 14TH MARCH, 18G8, NOT AFFECTED. Sec. 13. Nothing in this act contained shall affect or impair any right given by an ordinance of the Oonveution of tbi.s State, entitled ‘‘an Ordinance respecting the jurisdiction of the Courts of this Stato,” ralitied the 14th day of March, 16G8, in I he cai^S to Avhich it is applicable. Ratified the 14th day of August, A. D. 1SG8. $ 1,500,000,00>, (>ver {Il'iecn liiindred ^Fillioiis of Itiillar.- have been collocted by” the 1 iiiteel States biovernnient in tlie ?!iai»e ('•' ta.\e.s since the war, still the public debt iia.s increased, nnd the pe'-ple are cursc'i with so ^reat a tax on me dist llation of fiuilt that it is iinpossiiile for a poor man to think of it. AViil the peojile support a party that makes the pooi- poorer every year, and the rieli richer.— Western Scntitul.
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Aug. 29, 1868, edition 1
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