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Ax 5 PUBLIC LAWS OF WORTH CAROLISA. TasSED BY Tlli GjaSTEEAl. yisSEMBLT OF '; 1868-G9. ' '"': 's ' . No. 110. An act to authorize Olay Oooniy to levy n special tax. Passed" Apil 3.1, 1869 Sec. If The Genern! Assembly of Nortli" Carolina.da enact. That the Board .i 'Commissioners of the connty of Clay be t j V are-hereby authorized to levy a .ecinl tax to pay .tlieituleUedne? of niiVonoJy. Sec. 2Thi act shall be in force from jj-d after Us ratification, i Katitied -the .7th dnysof Jpril, L&C9. (No. 111.) As act to give (Jlay County the Benefit of her own Bonds. . ,-. ... -a (Passed April 3.1,18109.) 8c. I. Tfie General Assembly of Jsorth Carolina, do enact, Thtt all the proceeds arising from the sale or entry of lands in Glay County that are now in the "hand; or that rany hereinafter come into the hands of Jacob Siltr. Ami of- they iJStat for the collection of said -Rhonda, shall be applied to works of internal im roTementin Clay county. ' Sec. &. 6aid bonds shall be applied ns the majority of the County Com mission -era may direct. Sec. 3. The A gent is hereby authorized and required to pay said bonds to the fGmip)eio0ers of sa'rfi County. Sec. 4. AW laws and clauses of laws coming in conflict with the provisions of 'this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 5. This net shall be in force from andjfter its ratification. Kajtified the fib, day ot Apil, 1869. ton shall have full power authority to levy awl collect a .sufficient amonnt of taxes tvon all subjects of taxation- within i lie limits of said town, ns4 in their judg ment, vill he neccessary to make the uec snry repairs upon the public streets nnd: sidewalks of said town, and to make all such changes and amendments to said trtets. as in their judgement will betv l omote the interests of said Town. Sec. 2. That this act shall -'be in force from and atter its ratification. Ratified the duy ot Murch, A. D.. 1869. Railroad Company, which .shall have Corporate existence ninety nin years; am by that name may sue ami be sned.plead and be impleaded, may hare and use a coin moti seal, and shall be capable in law and equity of purchasing, holding, having and conveying estate, both real and personal, and mixed; and of acquiring 5he same by gift or will, so far ns may be necessary for the pnrjose hereinafter contemplated and no further: and said company inay ei.iov nil other ritrhts and itninniitie H (No. 112.) An aet to authorize the commissionrs of Union County to levy a special tax. Whereas, The County of Union owes tad Merest on its bonds the sum of sixteen thousand dollars, a portion of which debt Is due to creditors living in other States and is no.w in suit in the District Court 'ot the United States; and whereas, the farther sum of. four . thousand dollars or upwards will bedne from and payable by aaid county for interest during the cur rent year : and whereas, it is believed that the ordinary tax which the County 4 commissioners will be authorized to levy for the ensuing fiscal year will he consum ed in. the repairs of roads, bridges . and of the County .buildings : there fore, tor the special purpose of enabling the com miss loners .of Union- County to .pay such in terest one, and to become due during the current year, k Section J, The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact, That ttuC n iy commissioners ot Union connty are an thorized to levy and collect for the next fiscal year such a tax as the county com missioners deem" neccessary, not exceed ingftwo dollars per hundred upon all moneys, credits, investments in bonds, stocks, joint stock companies or otherwise nod all other real and personal proper; y in said county ,iu addition to the luxes authorized by .Section Vlf, Article V; of the Constitution. i . Siec. 2.. The special tax anthorized by the preceeding section shall he levied and collected in the same manner ns the ordi nary county taxes, and all laws applica ble to such special tax. , 8ec. 3. The act sha'l take effect from Mfi after its ratification. . Ratified tne 7th day of April' A. D 1M. r (No. 113.) Aa tct to Authorize the Commissioners i at the County of lioberson to levy a apecial tax. J.. (Passed April 3d; 18G9.) Section 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact, That -the com feissloaers of Kobeson County are anthor ized and empowered to levy and collect fpr the fiscal year, a special tax of not more than twenty cents npon the one hundred dollars valuation of all all mon eys, credits, invesf merits in trade, joint stock companies or otherwise, and all of the real and personal property to t lie said County, in addittinn to the taxes author ized by. section 7, Article V of the Con stitution, for the purpose of of paying the Connty i ml ebtness, and the residue (if any them be.) for the erection and con struction ot a House of Correction for aid County. , See. 2. The tax authorized by the pre ceding section shall belaid and collected In the mine manner as the ordinary County taxes, and all laws. apv?icable tliereto shall be applicable to such spec ial tax. See. 8. This act shall take effect from and after its ratification. ., Ratified the 7ib day of April, A. D. im. 7, ; .. h: " I' (No. 114.) An Act to emppwer the County Comm- - issioners 'of Wake .County to Jevy a special tax. ,(Paassed April 3d, 1869.) Section' 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact., That the Coun ty ommissioness of the Connty of Wake be, and are hereby empowered to; levy a special tax, not to exceed five thousand dollars, imr the support of thLj).6or and other neccessary expenses, the same to be collected at the same time and in the same manner as the regular taxes of the State ad Connty. i. Sec. 2. That this act shall be in force from and after its ratification. Ratified the 7th day of April, A. D. 1869. L So. .11 8.) : An Act to authorize the Board of Com missioners for Wilson Cuunty to ievy a special tax. Section. 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact, The Commiss ioners for the Cunty of Wilson are here by authorized to levy a' tax, to be col lected under the same rules, regulations ami penalties as are other taxes, not to exceed six IhoHwwd dollars, fyr vb,e fpec i; 1 purpose of p iying the ou.standind debt of the Uounty. Sec. 2. This act shall be in torce from and'ufter its ratification. Ratified the !7th day of April, A. D. 1869. . (No. 119.) An act to authorize the Commissioners of Washington and Rulherfoi'd conn ties to levy a special tax. Parsed Apil, 3d, 1869 Sec. 1. The General Assembly of North Carcliua do enact, Tnat the connty Commissioners ot Washington and Ruth erford counties be and are hereby author ized to levy ami collect for county pur poses, during the present fiscal ear. a special tax on the real and personal prop erty in aid counties, not to exceed the sum of tour thousand dollars. Sec. 2. The t;'x authorized by this act shall be levied and accounted for iti the same manner as other taxes. Sec. 3. This act shall be in force from its ratid( a ion. Ratified the 7th day of Ar, 1869. (No. 120.) An act authorizing tne Commissioners of Iredell County to levy a special tax. .(Pas-ed April 3d,183U.) Section 1. The General Assembly of, Nort Carolina do enact, That the Com missioners of lredel County are hereby authorised to -levy and collect she sum of tive thousand dollars in the same manner as ther taxes are levied and collected for the purp so ot bu.Uing a jail for said County. Sec. 2. That this act shall be in force fsotn and alter it ratification. Ratified the 7th day of Avri, A. D. 1809. which other like corporate bmhes mayj ia wiUiiy exercise, ant. w;ij mncr. essary Ov-lsw ano refill iiions mr n a-Sec. S. By whom "rffojajbf may bo Application fiu- th wt py either by the pet ty for wJiose reliei j&ft Sec. 4. Mcxle of Jinking ;he applfegtfen. vloplicatior. for the writ shall be aadv in writing, signed 'by the applicant : 1. To any one ot .he Judges of the Su preme Court. 2. To any .one of the Superior Com (No. 121.) Aa act authorizing the County Commis sioners of Stanly Cuuuty to levy a ayeciul tax. . (Passed AitW 3d,1869.) Section 1 The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact, That, the Board ot Commissioners of the County ot Stan ly, be, and they aru hereby authorized to levy a special. la&of two thousand dollar.-, to pay otf the indelt!ies ot siiid County, b C. 2. That tiiis act- shall be In force from an after its ratification. Ratified the 7ih day of April, A. D. 1869. (No. H2) An act- to authorize tho County Com missioners of Randolph county to levy a special tax. (Passed April 3d, 18C9.) Section 1. The. General Assembly of North Carolina do enact. That the Coun ty Commissioners of Randolph County are hereby authorized to levy a special tax, to be Collected as State and county taxes are, to support the poor and pay the indebtedness ot said County ; Provi ded, That said special tax shall uot exceed the.sqm of five shoiisuud dollars. i, Sec. 2, This act shall be in force from and alter its ratification. Ratified the 7th day of April A. D. 18b9". . (No. 115.) An act to raise additional rerenue in the i County of Greeoc. Section 1. The Genera Assembly of North Carolina do enact, That the Com missioners of Greene county are hereby authorized to. levy a taxot not more than ten mills on the dollar, of real and per sona! property in said county for the pur pose ot paying the County debt; which tax shall be in addition to-the tax allowed to be raised by the State Constitution. Sec 2. The proceeds of said tax shall be used for the purpose ot paying the Conntytindebtedness, and the interest thereon, and' for no other purpose Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from and after its ratification. . ... JUUfied the 7tb day ot Aptil, A. D, 1863. (Nov 116.) An act to allow, the Commissioners of Al exander County to levy, a 'special tax. Mt (Passed April 3d,1869.) Section 1. The. General Assembly of Noth Carolina do enaet, That the comity eommiasionersof Alexander county be,an l they are1 hereby aijthorizetl to jevy a spec ial tax for the purposje 9 of repairing the public buildings ot the Coun iv. ! pec, 2' That said commissioners shall have power to levy 6aid taxes at the same tmae and in like manner as other taxes are provided. by law to be levied, iid , the same proportion on all subjects taxes are required by law to be collected nd accounted for: Provided, That the special tax herein authorized to be levied b-;ll not exceed in the aggregate three thous and dollars; - . Sec. 8. That this act phnll take eftec' vom and after its ratification. Jktfied the 7lh day of April, 4. D (No. 117.) An act to allow the Commission of the TownofRutherfordtbn to levy taxes nd tor other purposes. (Passed March 26th, 1869.) Section 1 "PI.. yi . -. ' KnnTn ; ,e, ueneral .Assembly of vuimR iIO fr.act. l liut HT-.. Sn r v I.MV a V if j imissioDers of the town of Rntl No. 98. An net supplemental to an act to amend the Charter of the Wilmington, CIiar!o:te and Rutherf. rd Railroad Company, Ratified or the twenty-uinth day of January, 1869. Sec. 1. The General Assembly of Nortli Carolina do enact, That an act passed by the General Assembly, aud ratified on the twenty-ninth day of January, eighteen hundred and sixiy-uine, emitled an act to amend the charter ot the Wilmington, Charlotte aud Rutherford Railroad, ami to secute the Stale a representation in said company, be amended as hereafter provi ded. Sec. 2. That in all meetings of the stock holders, the electio'i of the six directors to be elected by the stockholders, shall be chosen by the stockholders other thau the State, in the manner now provided by the charter and by-laws ot the company. bee. 6. i hat immediately upon the re organization provided tor in the second sectiou of said act, the Treasurer ot the State shall delivery over to else President, of the Company, the remainder of the bonds provideii tor, which shall he neces sary to pay tne residue ot the subscrip tion of the C-tite, except the amount of seven huudred and twenty tin u-nn:l dollar of bonds mentioned in the seventh section of said act, and thereupon a Certificate of stock shall be issued to the Sta e for eighty thousand share ot the capital stock ot the company. Sec. 4. That in case the State shall, at anytime hereafter, dispose ot the whole or any part f her stock, the right to ap point by the Governor shall cease entirely upon the sale of the whole stock, and for every eleven thousand lour hundred and twenty-eight shares so sold, the right to appoint one director shall be lost on the part of the State, and the right of appoint ment thus lost, shall not succeed to the purchaser or purchasers, but in this re spect, he or they shall be in the same sit uation sis other private stockholders of the company. Sv.c. 5. That this nc' shall be submitt ed, together with the act to which it is supplemental, to the stockholders, and be passed upon by them ns if a part .of the said act, anil shall take effect from a-ni) af ter its rat rication. Ratified the 6th day tf April, A. D. 1869. No.-S9. An Act to Provide a salary for the Gov ernor and Treasury of State. Section 1. -The General Assembly of North Carolina' do enact, Tluit the salary of the Governor of the State shall he five thousand dollars per annum, ami the sala ry ot the Treasurer shall be three tousaml dollars per annum, commencing with the ternnof office, payable quarterly. eo. 2.-1 hat any sums received hereto fore under special act shall be accounted tor in payment ot salaries.- Sec. 8. That.this act shall be in force from its ratification. Rat Bed the 3rd day of April, A, D. 1869 .. ( (No. 100.) An net to amend An act entitled An Act to1 incorporate the Pla-ter Banks and talt Works Railroad Company, Ratified the thirtieth day of May, eighteen hun dred and srxty-four.'"- -Section IV The General Assembly of Nori h Caroluia do enact, Tliat-tor the .pur pose of -froming a connection with the Wes tern North Carolina Radrod and the Atlan tic, Tennessee and Ohio Railroad at States yille, and running to the Virginia line by way ot Mount Airy,in Sorry ,couoiy, North Carolina, a company is herey authorized to be incorporated under the name and style of the Piaster Banks and Salt Works I eminent, not inconsistent w"lh the Con futation and laws of, the btate ot iNortJi Carolina rnd of the United States of Amer ica. Sec. fi. That said company shall have power nnd authority to construct, a rail road from the town of Statesville, in the direction of Eagle M;lls in Iredell cmnty, to cross BigJ Hunting Creek, between Patterson's Ford and the fork ot the creek, then by or near Jonesvilie in Yadkin coun ty, then by or near the town o: Dobson in the county of Sntry, the most practicable ronte to the Virginia line by way of Mou.it Airy. Sec. 3. That the capital stock of sal company shall not exceed three millions of dollars, divided into shares of one hun dred dollars each, and the company raise the same by subscriptions ot individual- in lauds or money, comities, towns and cor porations, of any every description what ever, equal in amount to a sum sufficient to complete and equip the road herein authorize! to be built Sec. 4. That A C. Carlton and S. A. Sharp, of the town of Statesville; Ro bert S. Colveit, Perry Tomblin and C arles R. Jones, of Olin ; John Dalton and Thomas N. Cooper and William J. Col vert ot Eagle Mills ; Anderson U. Cowles, T omns Patterson and John Hampton, of Hainptqnviite; Dr. I), (i. Parkas and Wi bam Mrers, ot NewCastle, Wilkes coun ty ; W. "II. Rive-, Dr. B. li. Benhan and L. W. Bryan, of Jone.-vilJe; R. R. Gwynn, N.Ford, and F. A. Harris, ot Elkin,; John L. Smith, James II. Park and E. L. Vaughn, ot Gap Civil; Thomas Browerand William M. Banner, of Mount Airy; Ice Snow and L. J4 Norman, of DoJson, in the county of Surry; Lee liumss ant' Jackson Williams, Rook ford ; Joseph Dobson and John M.. Nieholsoiv at Yndkinville; James Kelly and James Johnson, of Mocks vi lie"; Henry Turner ami Dr. Sames Adams, of Cool' Spring ; and John A. Yo-mg an i Robert Gate-, of the town of Charlotte, and such other person a the above named persons may appoint, are hereby appointed commissioners to receive sub-cripti his to the capital stock of said company in each of these said towns and ci-untie-', any three of whom may have power to act, first giv- i ingten days' notice in one ot the newspa pers ot thisbtate,'ol thetime ot opening the books for that purpose, and any five of said commissioners mays nt any time after said books have b en kept open tor .twenty days, have power to call to gether ti e subscripers; to the capital stocks of said company for the purpose of organ izing the said company, ami tho commis sioners may, alter the organization ot the company, trom lime to time, receive fur ther subscriptions to the capital stock as they may deem proper. Sec 5. That whenever the sum of one hundred, thousand dollars shall have been subscribed by responsible persons, cor porations, towns or counties to the capital stock of aid company and the sum of r.ve dollars per share shall have been paid in the said general Commi sioners, the sub scribers, their successors, executors, or administrators or a.-igns shall be, and they are hereby declared incorporated into a company unoer the name and styie of the Pliis'er Banks ai d Salt Works R dir. ad Company, and the said general Commia fioners shall forth with call tog ther toe S ockholders of said Company by giving public notice of the place of meeting for thi.ty days, who shall proeeeo to organize the Company anil elect eight Director out of the number of stockholder.,' who shall serve for one year- and until others are elected, and said' Director shall eh ct a 'President trom among their owunum ber according to the rules and regulations contained in 'the charter of tlie Western North Carolina Railroad Company. Sec. G. Tliut for the purpose ot raising the capital stock, organizing said company and constructing said .Railroad, this cor poration is hereby invested with ail the franchises, rigts, powers and .privileges, and made subject to the duties and liabil iiies that the Western North Carolina Railroad Company are invested with, aud subject'to by their charter. See. 7. That said company may hold annual meetings of its htockhohlers and ottener it deemed necessary : Provided, l'hat in all such meetings of the stockhold ers, a majority ot all the stock subscribed shall be represented by proxy or in person, and each share thus represented shall be entitled to one vote on nil questions; anil said company shall have power to call tor and enforce the payment of all stock in like manner as the Western North Caro lina railroad company enforces the col lection ol theirs quder their charter ; and shall have po ver io condemn 1 nd or ih; use ot the company if tiecces.-ary to the s un-, and in t e same manner and under the same rules, regulation. and restrictions as the said Western Norm Carolina Rail road Company was authorized to do by the said act ot incorporation, and the gunge of this Road shall be as the guage of the North Carolina rai road. Sec. 8. That said Company shall power to borrow money for the completion of said road aud issue bonds for the same, bearing interest uot exceeding seven per cent per annum, and aecure the 'payment ot said bouds by procuring perua endorsers or execuli g inortages up n their road oT other property ; aud that company may have the exclusive rigi.t ot transporting persons aud freight upon said road at such rates aud charges as the Board of Director may fir. Sec. 9. That this act shal l be in force from and after its ratification. . Ratified the 5th day April. A. D. 1869. tion. i Sec. 5. What application must contain. The application must state in substance, aa follows: 1. That the party, in whose behalf the writ is applied tor, is imprisoned or re strained of his liberty, the place where, and the officer or person by whom, he is imprisoned or restrained, naming both parties, if their names are known, or de scribing them jf they are not known. 2 The cause or preteoca of such im prisonment or restraint, according to the knowledge or belief ot the applicant. (No. 102.) Proceedings in Habeas Corpus: CHAPTER I. The General Assembly of North Caro lina do enact as follows : Section 1. In what case the application may be made. Every person imprisoned or restrained of his liberty within this State, for any criminal or supposed criminal matter, or on any pretence whatsoever, except in the cases specified in the next section, may prosecute a write of habeas corpus, according to the provisions of this chap ter, to inquire into tlie cause of such im prisonment or restraint, and if illegal to be delivered therefrom. Sec. 2. When the application may bo der nied. Application to prosecute the writ shall be denied iu the follow cases: 1. When persons are committed or de tained by virtue of process issued by vir tue of process issued by a Court of ' the United States, or a Judge thereof, in cases where such Courts or Judges have exclu sive jurisdiction under the lawi of-the United State, or fchail have acquired ex clusive jurisdiction by the commence ment ot suits in such Court. - 2. When peivons aie c-mmiUt'd or de-. tained-by vytue of ihe filial offer, judg ment or decree ol a competent tribunal ot civil or criminal jurisdiction, or by virtue t ot an execution, .issued upon such final or der, judgment or decree. -.t 8. Where any person has willfu'ly neg lected, tor the epaca of two whole terms after his' imprisonment of the Superior Court of the county in which he may be imprisoned, to apply for the writ, such person shall uot have a habeas corpus iu vacation time for his enlargement. 4. Where no probable ground lor relief isahown in the application. 8. If the imprisonment is by virtue of any warrant or other process, a copy thereof shall be annexed, or it shall be made to appear that a copy thereof has been demanded and refused, or that for ome sufficient reason a demand for such copy could uot be made. 4. If' the imprisonment or restraint be alleged to be illegal, the application must state in what the alleged illegally con sists ; and that the legality of the impris onment or restraint has not been already adjudged, upon' a prior writ of habeas corpus, to the knowledge or belief of the applicant. 5. The tacts set forth in the complaint must be verified by the oath of the appli cant, or by I hat of some other credible witness, which oath may be administered tty any person authorized by law to take affidavits. Sec. 6. When the writ must be granted. A.ny court or judge empowered to grant the wrii, to whom such application may be presented, shall grant the writ with out delay, unless it appet-rs from the ap plication itself, or trom the documents an nexed, that the person applying, or lor w hose beuetit. it is intended, is,, by the provisions ot this chapter, prohibited from prosecuting the'writ. Sec. 7. Delect of a form.. o No Writ of habeas corpus shall be dis obeyed on account of any defect of form. Sec. 8. When the writ sufficient. It Shall be .sufficient; ' 1. If the person having the cnstoJy of the party imprisoned or restrained, be designated cither by his name (if office, it he have any, or by his own name, or if both such names he unknown or uncer tain, he may be described by an asumed apjfclhuion, and any one who may be served with the writ, shall be deemed the oersou ti whom it is directed, although J it may be directed to him by a wrong name, or desciiption, or to another per son. 2. If the person who U directed to he produced; be designated by name, or it his name be uncertain and gunkown, he may be described by an assumed appellation, or in any other way, so as to designate the person intended. Sec. 9. Penalty for refusal to grant the writ. It any judg anthorized by the provis ions of this chapter to rant writs of ha beas corpus, shall refuse to grant such writ when legally opplied tor, every such judge shall forfeit to the party aggrieved two thousand five hundred dollars. Sec.' 10. Writ may issue without applica tion.' Whenever the Supreme or Superior Court, or any Judge of either, shall have evidence from any judicial proceeding be fore such court or judge, that any person withm this State; fs'iHegailv imprisoned or restrained of his liberty, it shall be the duty of said court orjn ige lo issue a writ ot habeas corpus for his "dief, although no application be made tor such writ. Sec. IU Tho return, and what to con tain. ' The person or officer on whon. the writ is served, must ihake .i return there-: to in writing, ami excep where such per son shall he a sworn public officer, and shall make his return in his official capac ity, it must be verified by his oath. The return must state plaiuly and unequivo cally: 1. Whether he b$.s or has not, the, party in his custody or nuder his power of restraint. 2. If be has the party in his custody or power, or under his restraint, the au thority and the came of such imprison meat or restraint, setting forth the same at large. 3. It the party be detained by virtue of any writ, warrant, or other written au thority, a copy thereof shall be annexed to the return ; and the original shall be produced and exhibited on the return of the writ to the court or judge, before whom the same is returnable. 4. If the person or officer upon whom such writ is served, shall have the oarty in his pitwer or custody, or under his re straint, at any time prior or subsequent to the date of the writ, bur has transferred such custody or restraint to another, the restraint shall state particularly, to whom at what time; for what cause and by what authority, such transfer took place. Sec. 12. NoticeUo parties interested. When it a p ears from the return to the writ, that the party named herein is in custody on any process, or by reason of any c!"'"1 of right, under which any other person has an interest in continuing bis imprisonment or restraint, no order shall be made for !is discharge, until it shall appear that the orson so interested, or his attorney, if lie have one, shall have had eight days' notice of the time and place at which such writ is returnable. Sec. 13. Notice to District Solicitor. When it appears from the return that such party is detained upon any criminal accusation, the Court or Judge may, if he thinks proper, make no order for the dis charge of such party until sufficient notice of the time aud place at which the writ shall have been returned, or shall be made returnable, be given to the District Solicitor of the connty in which tjie per son prosecuting the writ is detained. Sec. 14. Production of the body. If the writ require it, the officer or per son to whom the same has been served, shall also produce the body of the party in his custody or power, according to the command of the writ, except in case of the sickness of such party, as hereinafter provided. Sec, 15. Attachment on failure to obey the writ. If the person or officer, on whom the writ of habeas corpus shall hae been du ly served, shall refuse or neglect to obey the same, ey producing the body of the party, named or de-cribed there, and by making a full and explicit return thereto, within the time required, and no sufficient excuse be phovrn? for such refusal or neg lect; it shall be' the duty of the court or Judge, before whom the writ shall have been made returnable, npon due proof of the servipe thereof, forthwith to issne an attachment against such person or officer, directed to tLe sheriff ol any county with in this Ffate, and commanding him forth with to apprehend snch person or officer, and bring him immediately before such court or Judae, and on being so brought, such perswp "T officer shall be committed to close custody, in the jail of the coyr.ty, where snch court or Judge may be, jvith out being allowed the liberties thereof. until such person or officer make return to such writ und comply with any order that may be made by such court or Judge Sec. 16. Where'a ShenffJuTs to return. ' If n'Bheirff shall have nkctjed.W re trVrr the writ, agreeably td the command fi-eVeof; the attachment against hir may directed to the Coroner or to'aify Oili er persop to be designated therdn, who -ball have fpll power to execute ibe sAme,f nd suab she, UP1 being onmght op, nay be cowin.;fd to the jail of any coun v other thee WU w u. Aec. 17. 'Present to bring up party de rained. The court or Judge, by wnora any at .aehmetit may be is-ued, may also at the same" time, or afterwards, direct a precept to any sheriff. Coroner, or other person u be designated therein, commanding him to oring forthwith, beore such court or 'Judge, the party, wherever to be found, for whose benefit the writ of habeas cor pus shall have been granted. Sec. 18. Power of the County. In the execution of any attachment, preceptor writ, nnder sections fifteen, sixteen and seventeen, the sheriff, coroner, ot other person to who n it may be direct ed, may cdl to his aid the power of the county, as in other cases. Sec. 19. Proceedings on the return of the writ.; ; The epnr; or Judge before whom the party is urooght on a writ of habeas cor pus, shall, immediately after the return thereof examine into the tacts c ntain-,d in neh return and into the cause of the confinement or restraint of such party. whether the same shall have been upon commitment for any criminal or supposed erimin d matter, or not, and if issue be taken upon the material facts in the re turn, or other facts are alleged to show that the imprisonmei.t or detentio i is ille gl, or that the party imprisoned is enti tle! to his discharge, the court or Judge shall proceed, iu a summary way, to hear the allegations and proofs tin botji side, and to do what to jutic3 shall appertain in delivering, bailing or remanding such i,;irty- Sec. 20. Party to be discharged, when. If no legal cause be shown for such im prisonment or restraint, or tor the con tinuance thereof, the Court Or Judge shall discharge the parly tr m the CUstwdy or restraint under which he is held. But if .it appear on the return to the writ, that the party is in custody by virtue of civil process from any court legally cons'titnted, or i -sued by any officer in the course of judicial proceedings before him, authoriz ed by law, such party can be discharged only in-one of the following cases: 1. Where the -jurisdiction of such Court or officer lias been exceeded, either as to matter, place, sum. or person. "2. Wiiere, though the original imprison ment was lawful, yet by some act, omis sion or event w hich has taken place at erwards, the party has become eutitled to be discharged. 3. Where the process is defective in some matter of substance required" by law, rendering such process void.-' 4. Where the process, though in proper form, has been issued in a case not allow ed by law. 5. Where the person, having the cus tody of the party" under such process, is not the person empowered by law to de lain him. . . 6. vvhre the process is not authorized by an judgment, order or decree by any Couit, nor by any provision of law. Sec. 21. Party to be remanded, when. It shall be the duty of the Court or Judge forthwith' to. remand the party, it it appear that he is detained iu custody, eitli- , 1. Jiv virtue of process issued by any Court or Jli'ige ot the United States, in a case where such Court or Judge has ex elusive jurisdiction. 2. By virtue o the finfff judgment or decree of any Competent Court ot civil or criminal jurisdiction, or of any execution issued upon such judgment or decree. 3. For any attempt specially and plain ly charged in the commitment by some Court, officer, or body, having authority, to commit for the contempt so ch Tged. 4. That the time during which such party may be illegally detained has 1 0 expired. Sec. 22. Party tube bailed or remanded, when. If it appears that the party has bc6n le aal'y committed for any crim'tid offence, or if it appear hy the testimony offered with the return of the writ, or upon the hearins thereof, that ths party is guilty of such an oifencc, although the commit ment be irregular, the Court or Judge shall proceed to let such party jo bail, if the case be b.ii tableland good bail offered ; if not, the Court or Judge shall forthwith remand such parly to the custody, or place him under the restraint from which he was taken : Provided, The person or officer, under whose custody or restraint he was, be legally entitled thereto if not so entitle!, the Court or Judge shall com mit such party to the custody of tho offi cer or person le ally entitled thereto. Sec. 23. Proceedings in cases of sickness of the party. Whenever, from the sickness or infirmi ty ot the person directed to be produced by a writ of habeas corpus, such person cannot, without danger, be brought he fore the Court or JUdsre, where the writ is made returnable, the party in wl ose custody he is, may state that fact in Ids return to the writ; and it the Court or Judge shall be satisfied of the truth of the allegation, aud the allegation, and the re turn he otherwi-a sufficient, tire Court or Judize shall proceed to decide on such re turn, and to dispose ot the matt., r in the same manner as if the body had been pro duced: Sec. 24. Penalty fo-disobedience to or der difharie. Disobedience fo a judWen ,': o 1er f . r the. discharge of a prisoner "i person re strained of I. is liberty, pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, may b enforced by the court or Judge, by attachment, in the same manner a id with the same ef fect ns for a nejzlect to make return to a writ of habeas corpus; a d the person found guilty of snch disobedience, shall forfeit to the party aggrieved two thous and tive hundred dollars, besides anv special dam ges which such party may have sustained. Sec. 25. Officer not liable for obedience No officer or other person, shall be lia ble to any civil action for obeving snch judgment or order of discharge. Sec. 26. Penalty for committing for same cause. ho person who has been set nt large" ur.m any habeas corpus shall be satin imprisoned or detained for the same cause, by ary person whatsoever, other than by the legal order or process of the court wherein he shall be bound by re cognizance to appear, or of any other court having juris lief ion in the case un der the penalty of two Ku ,dred dollars to the party agneved thereby. And every officer, or other pers -n. who shall know- ingly offend against the provision of this section, shall be also deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 27. Penalty for neglecting to obey the writ, or for refusing conv of nr,L cess. If any person, to whom a habeas corpus is directed, shall neglect or refuse to make due return thereto, or to brin the body of the party detained, according to the command of the writ, without delay; or shall pot, within six hours after demand made therefor, deliver a copy of the com- hi ii me i. ur cause 01 oera'ner, such per son sijau, upon conviction oy indictment, be fined one thousand dollars, or impris oned, not exceeding twelve months; and if wt. person be an officer, aiiall more over, be removed from office. Sec. 28. False return. Eyery person making a false return to a writ of hatieas corpns, shall be deemed guilty ot a misdemeanor. Sec. 29. Penalty for concealing nartv Any one having in his custody, or an in relation to the party, for whose relief I der his power' any party, who, by the the writ may have been is . provisions of his chapter, would be enti tled to a writ of . ha teas corpus, or tor whose rel'ef snch writ shall have been issued, with Intent to elude the service of snob writ or to avoid the effect thereof, transfer the party to the custody, or put him under the power or control of anoth er, ot sh ail cmceal or change the place ot his confinement, snail be deemed guilty of :i misdemeanor. Sec 30. Aiders and abettors. . Every erson who shall knowingly aid r anet in the violation of the last section, -hall be deemed guilty of a inisdemealior. ec. 31. Writs returnable, when. Write of habeas corpoa may bo made returnable at a cert in time, or forthwith. as ih case may require. If the writ l.a returnable at a certain time, -uch return shall be made, and the party shall lie pro duced at the time ami place specified therein; if it be returnalde, forthwith, aud the place be within twenty miles ot the (dace of service, the return shall be made aud the party produced wit', in twenty sjaw hours, and the same time shali be allowed for every additional t vven ty miles. Sec. 32. By whom served, and manner of service. The writ of habeas Corpus may be serv ed by any qualified elector of this State, i here. o authorized by the court or Judge allowing the same. It may be served by delivering the writ, or a copy thereof, to the person to whom it is directed ; or, ii such person cannot be found, by leaving it, or a c py, at the'jiil, or othei place in which the party, for whose relief U is con fined, with some uuder officer, or other p r-on of proper age; or. if none such can be found, or if the person attempting to serve the kvnt be reitised adinil'ance, by affixing a copy thereof in some con spicuous place mi the ntside, cither of ilia dwelling hou-e of the party to whom iho writ is direc ed, or of the place where the party is confined for -whose relief it is SUed out. . . Sw'c. 33. Persons committed for capital offences, when to bo tried or discharg ed. When any person, who has been com mitted for treason or felony, plainly and specially expressed in the warrant of com mitment, upon h:s prayer in open Court to be brought to Ida trial, shad not be in dicted some time in the nest setiM of the Superior Court ensuing auch commitment, the Judge of the Court, ujku notice in open Court, on the last day of the term, shall set at liberty such prisoner u, on bail, unless it appear on oath that the wit nesses for the State could not he produced at the same term ; and if "such pri-oner, upon his prayer as aforesaid shall lint be indicted and tried at ihe scooud term ot the Court, he diall discharged from his imprisonment. Sec.. 84. miupaenas for witnesses. Any party to proceeding on a writ of habeas corpus, may procure the attend ance of witnesses at the hearing, by sub poena, to he issued by the Clerk of any Superior Court, Under the same rules, regulations and penalties, prescribed by 1 1 w in other cases. 'SeC. 35. Costs. The cost on a writ of habeas corpus may oe awarded at Hie distinction of the Court or Jung, woo shall bear the same; and he may direct what officer shall tax uch costs ;and execution may issue theie Ot its i.i oltlel cases. Sec. 3t. Costodj and disposition of in fant in certain cases. When a Contest shall arise on a writ of habeas corpus between any husband and kile, who are living i a slate of septtFa t on, without being discovered, in re pict o. tne custody of tueir children, the Curt or Ju ue, on the return ot sue. writ, mav award the charge or custody of ihe child -or children, so orougii Ociore it, either to the husoan i or to the wife, tor such time, under sm.li regulations and ie.-iric-ttous, and with oiicii provisions nd direc tions as will, iu the opinion of such Court or J udg';, best promote the. interest and Wclhiit ot the Children. Al any time af ter tne making of any such orders, ihe Court, or Judge may, on good cause shown, annual, vary or m.aJtty the s.u.e. (Acis 5U, cha,.Ler 55.) rtec. '61. Hyheus corpus an testificandum. Every C urt of Record shad have pov. er, upon the application of any party to any suit or proceeding, civil or criminal, pending iu such Court, to issue a writ oi llUbea- Corptl-, for the purpose ot bring ing before the said Court any pri -iter ho may oe oe.ai ed in any jail or. p isou witu -in the Slate, for any cause, except such prisoner be under sentence for a felony, O e e.a uincd as a witness in such suit or proceeding, m behuli of the party mak ing the application. Sec. 88 Jusiices of the Peace and Judges of Probate. Such w rit of habeas cm pus may be is sued by any Justice of the Peace ot Judge of Pronate upo i application as provided iu the last section to bring any person eoniiued in the jail or prison ol the same county here su h Jusiice or Judge of Probate may re i e, to be examined as a witness before such Ju-tice or Judge of jfrobale. Aud in cases where the testi mony of any prisoner is needed in a pro- iin .... i . . . . . . cBciiiHg uciorc a usiiee ol Hie fence, or a Judge of Probate, aud such person be eoutiued iu a county in whicii sucn Justice or J unge of Probate dyes not reside, ap plication for a haheas corpus to iestiiy may he made to the District in which the county is locaUd. 6eC. b'J. Applicatiun, and what to con tain. The application for the writ shall be made by ine party to the suit or procced l ig in which the writ is lejuired, or by his aent or attorney, it must be verified by toe applicant, dud shall state; 1. The mle and nature of the suit or proceeding in regard to which tne testi mony of such prisoner is desired : 2. That the testimony ot sucti prisoner is maierial and necessaiy to each party on the trial or hearing of such suit or pro ceeding, as he is advised by" counsel and verily believes. Sec. 40. Service of writ and by whom. The ric ot habeas corpus to testify shall be served by Hie same person, and iu like manner and all respects, and en forced by the court or officer issuing the same a prescribed in this act tor lh ser vice and enforcement of the writ of habea corpus cum causa. . Sec. 41. Fees and bond on service. Ti e service of the writ sftall not be complete, however, unhai the applicant lor the same shall tender to the person in whose cutody tne prisoner may be, if such per on be a Sheriff, Coroner, Constat) e, or Marshal, te tees ami expenses allowed by liw tor briugiug such prisoner, nor unless he shall also give bon.i, with suffi cient security, to such Sneciff, Coroner, Con-table or Marsh d, us the case may be conditioned thai such applicant will pay tiie charges of carrying oack such prison er. Sec 42. Duty of officers. It shall be the duty of the officer to whom the writ was delivered, or up m whom it i s served, whether such writ 'be directed to him or not, upon payment or tender of the charges allowed by law, ami the delivery or tender ot tlie bond h rein prescribed, to obey and return such writ U'-cordiug to the exigency thereof, n,xo pain, on refusal or m gleet, to forfeit to the party, on whose application the same shall have been issued, the sum of tive hundred dollars. Sec. 43. Prisoners to be remanded. After having testified, the prisoner shall be rema ded to the prison trom which he was taken. . Sec. 44. Repeal. The fifty -fifth chapter of the Revised Code, t he fit" y-third chapter of the Ac s of the General Assembly of 1858- 59. the forty-sixth chapter of the Acts of lS62-'63 and all other laws in conflict with the provisions of this act are hereby repeal ed. Sec. 45. Ratification, efiect of. This act shall have effect from the date of its ratification. Ratified the 6th day of April, A. D. 1 869. READ WHAT TIIR Highest Insurance Authorities SAY .OF THE BROOKLYN LIFE :o:- -:o:- " A company that makes such endorsements, gives' t0 strongest pledge that it will fulfil its trust faithfully, and keep its reserves sufficient" Hon. Elizur Wrioht. kThe Brooklyn Life has placed itselt in the vanguard ol insurftnee reform, and is the first company that has done fuij and complete justice to the insured." Insurance Times, Jan uary, 1S69. ' The Brooklyn Life has made no half-way work of tnc adoption, as a merited tribute to the tx client Company (Brooklyn Life) which has so gallantly rai?ed the standard of reform in Life Insurance, that we find in the whole lip 0f existing Compaiiies. few competitors which deserve tso fniuch credit in respect of economy of management, or care, skill nnd judgment int he selection of risks." Ins. Spec, January, 1SG9' The BROOKLYN LIFE, nlone of all oft or Life InwranceTompaniea. ' cunrantecs a deft nite surrcndei -value '.n,cnsti, ami earv policy isoo i hy lha Coinpany beara a cerUSoatle ting what its exact worth will be in doll.irs and cents at any U after the payment at tv, or more p etniums. Tne Brooklyn Life lias paid, and now pays, to its Policy-holders larger diviJcndsJthan ere bstore pairt bv a Life Insurance C wpony. I'ividends are paid in cash, or applied to tho permanent increase of the.policy, or left. win, the Company lo accumulate nt interest, in either way, at tho option of tho policy-holder. CHRISTIAN W. toUCK, President ; D. P. FA0KLER, Ac tuary WM. M. COLE, Sec; DANIEL AYERS, M.DL.L.B., Direc tor. N J. R. GRIFFITH, General Agent for Western North Carolina MEDICAL EXAMINERS. J. H. Gilket. for McDowell ; Jobs M. Ciaton, lor ttoUl erford, aud W. P, AXDEKWS, for Cleveland. fnjay I3-u it. m. itoBtxsorv, FASHIOX 6Lfi TAILOR, RUTIIERFCfeDTOM, N. C. 18 pleased to inform bin friends that he IlilS ie eivetltrom New Y rk Ihe klost fashions lor the, Spring and Summer of 189, and is prepared J to execute till work in bis line in the latest and best styles Prices moderate to suit the i times. Produce taken 1 in exchange for work. . SHOP in Laves bml dingoyer Jones & Bryau's Stoie. He can tit anything in human shape, From a giant to an ape. mch.l8if. SOMETHING NliW. KICK EL WATCHES OF A SUPERIOR GRADK AND AT REASONA BLE PRICES, IN Gold, Silvers Faieut, Filled Geld C.;ses. . Movements made by COREL .tOOURVOI SIKR of Newchatel, Switzerland, in Lever, Str liglrtlines", and Kquilihnum Escapements Warranted perfect t tne keypera. Those watches have been sold by us since I860, and we can guarantee them as perfect and reliable timers. The Messrs. Borel & Courvoisier have taken the Grand Prize at the late Paris . Exposition tor superior workmanship, and the greatest perfect n in time keeping. All orders abenhibe addressel to'tho undcr Mgned. i nly Agents in the (United Slates (tuiiiclie & Ii'ukIci Son. 8 and 10 John street, !.. V. IMP' R' KRSAND MANCFACTURKRS OP NICKKi, WATJUES AND MOVEMKN TS jan 30- ly. a.a.a," REMINGTONS' SB FIRE ARMS Sold Uy the Trade tjeiu rally, A Liberal Discount to Dealers. 200,000 Furnished ihe U. S. Government. Army, Navy, Belt, Police and Pocket Re volvers; R-peatingand Vest Pocket Pistols and Rifle Cases, using Meialic Cartridge. Breecldoading and Revolving Rifles. E. REMIVGTON & SONS, ILlu.N, N. Y. jan. 30-1 y. .. ' ' Fbom 4 to 350 IIoksk To web, inclnding the celehrjued Crliw Cut off Engines. SI dd Valve Stationary Engines, Sic. Circular, Mulay and Gang Saw Mills, Sugar ! ne Mills, Shafting, 'nl leys, Ac. Lath and tii iu!e M 1 a Wh at and Coru Mills (' reular Saws, Belting, rie Send for deeoriptive Circulir and Price List. WOOD A MAIUm STir.lIH E C CO., Kium ."tew k writ, feb 20-6n. (gph&co.) STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, ALBUMS, 'f CHBOMOS. E. & H. T. ANTHONY' & CO, 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, IsrIU thf ttml T the Tl U IWir iwl HMMIlf mmi A0mfimtm, mmftimr- ml im i n mm Hi CaUkilM, Hm ' in. Wbtlt rat Win r.iot, , Am T.lilll it iMMri .rodnrtiM. of Win. F.nrUo. A. Miramoth Cm Central Fsrt, Trentan rails. Orr.t Welt, anwal la. Dclawapa, iBMamaaxi. rmbran laraa aMmol, Mm limh V.neluia. Taa r.a. Chin., Japan. InataaTnf tns Uan. U. a4 wilaarland. Bhina. rrraaasa. Pat.. Bntlana. cnUaixl, Irrlaad. Wain, rnmp.il. Onrmaan, ia.tr i a, 1UIT, Taitcrtna, t. t loan. Trianon. Cry.tnl T7i. njYnlanana fnntniMblann. C.mpru. T.raallkrn. Kaplan, Snaan, r , n. THE LANDS 07 THE BIBLE, A mint Intannrtp fnlmntinn nmni. Anna. IPnnnlnnM nnn T .mr. pa rent V,.... .?,m.t nnrirtT- fa "SS" ' '" nr -rr.MiKB-a mTSS .w.- ntf -b a... a .riM snnnajnal. Afnnla far fritn'. Snrtnn al I J-tP MctnaiapUa nnnnaaannn tar. . r r vnrv tamvta. ann kmn n laraa . 'r ... .... ..,., .a tb. I.Miar i .H. rnrooBajpiic albums. tnnnm nEnSnnB ton raialrf nn anpann. la aaaii tp nnn nanntp an apj ntnara. in a. anil aaa '- In anw nam Fnf n-a. ajut anr mt itna ana Cram iknan of any ntksr ntakar. apara afcnnlA ant fail u nan panes betern BmAinc their pnrrnnaaa. CHROMOS. TVf WMtifM jArtmrrm, that 'mail ghHtwUt4 fMm At Otl Pm'i'.m rs. at m awih thrtr ft, we import laryly Tim rmrim. LnMrdo. crlia, Tln and tumm, aad mmpfly the tntto nt Uw E. & H. T. A2TTH0ITY & CO., 501 Bp.o.vdwat, N. Y, Tm porters sad ilanuf rs of Photographic SCatorlsltb Town Ordinances. Tho Commissioners of the Town of RutherSjri ton d ordsin : '''' P..-. 1. Th it ail jwrsons living within the inwp rate limits of sAid town, liahlo by Law to on the public road, lie and they are horthr r ' quired to work)n the stro:U and ronOs i said Town six lays in each vear.or fork-it nn pay to th Mayor 75 cents for etell da v ttiatithe may fail so to work, to bo sued lor and rccarei cl as other taxes and rincsare: Provid(d,th . rn tho discretion of the Mayor, s ich wotk m.n be rendered by snbstitiite. 2. That aay p-rson or p rswrfwhl thai! enjnt in any Hprht, riots, or nnlawTuI n-ist-mblio. ,, who shall be sruilty oi tli?oniinjr e(nduttr make use of unbecoming langnak-o or bfaa eursoor swear to the annnvanocnftifcdiiin of saio. Town, shall be fin at the disirriflio' of the Mayor not to exooe I twenty flvedulr 3. That If any person shall d scliVir nim- iir, aans. except in cases ot'actua ncocsrtr. dr b p.TRiission of the "Mayor within the foijoiitin l oundries. couunenciug, at Millers nl.l him Yard, and then with the branch to wiieie iu, croses Mail, street, tlren straiffhl. line cai u Glaghern Creek, then with said Creek Wop.. pt8ite the Maid Academy, then a 'straifrlitlliK to the begniiiir. Shall "pay a line of qua del . Jar ibr'&ich such ofTcncn. . ; 4. That any person or persons, Who kM on pajrein d trnrya. "tig or reniqg hoie Xning'i thestro -ts, s to endanger iHesor roperty,! hall be find at th discretion ol the Mayor ui ibi exceed five dollars. . . 5. That any per.wn or persons who s'.wU al low his or their hordes, m les or other d tor ous animals to ruii at ln'ge tlifo igh the Slrjiu, (drovers excepted; shall tie flood oncWlarfbr each such off j nee. C. Tlia- any p-r on r persrns who aliuli al atrnc''-fay public at l wrsideValb by fakaf. t erc n any wood, timber or otlwr tiiii sllowiug the sain to rettm n moro than-lwan ty-four hours, shall nnv a tiiie ol out- dollar for enc'i day such obstruction shall ron,:iin. 7. That any grocer,! irk"f'per.or other netwi en.ared in the sale of spirituous liujio's, ju;i sell or pivo away, any spiritous or nudt. tunon on the Sabbaih day shall pay a fin, al ODojdol lar iir each such oflfepee. ' ' 8 That any i enjon who shah ride or Iiitclmny bors0, or other animal upon any sii'lewalk m' said Town shall pay for each offo u-e one dollar. 9. That al' p rsons rosidlns within, the liinit ot fwid townue and they are hereby rfquiredn retu n to the Mayor, on or before' the I5tt day ol June, a fall and complete hit oi all jwii jects of taxation urde- the ordinance-, :A upo.i failure to list the same shall be iiabw to pay a o ible tax. 10. That in default of the payment of any tm duo for tlie vdlation of any of the Tm.-ii iWi nance', the person or persons so delaaitiin! may be imprisoned not more than thiiti 4n, al the discretion o' the Mayor, I Wined, bat they may. be n h aseil at any time Ukm m mcnt of the line and costs. I 11. That any pers jn or persons. who h!Tj tail spirituous Liquors within s.'id im-orpora-tion.ovtept th'ise win obtai'i a ro.'ulnr caws, shall pay a fine ol tweuty five dollars Jor ear offence, one half recovered to go to the mk-mr. 12. That thrso ordinances hh 11 po mto xj ect, ten days from day of publication. 13. That all I ersotis havme claiits ilnc tlwa from the Town of Rutherfordton, bo ami Hit are hereby required, to present the i-ame duly authenticated, before the C'omniuwtoneflj said Town, to be audited and passed upon, fore such claim . shall be paid. 14 That the1 '.tegular meeting of the CUa mission rs of ihe Town of Ifutlirr'nrdton, shall be on (he first Thursday in eaili wW. 15. That for the purpose of raising sufficient revonue to dclray the necessary expinnen M and for making repairs in said Town, Hie m lowing fax be levied, and fllecled on the to1 jecta of taxation mentioned below, vi7.: Real and Pe sonal I'ropertyjsubjc-.t toJ ri? tion of two hiiuured dollars of household HI kitchen furniture.) 15 cents on the $100. Lawyers , . .$3.00 Physienns, '....3,00 Circus or Menagerie,,. ......... .26,00 . Side .Shows, ...... .......... .i)0 Slil'ht of hand performers, ...... 10.00 Miigic Lantern, Lecturers, or oilier 'XhiUtiona. fbf pay, ... '. ... .5.00 Jt; iciant A uctioneera, 5.W) S 1 er Smitlu and Jewelers,. . . .2 j'J In icrant, ' ... .500 Dentists resident, . . 2.5S Itintsant,. . '. 'oj90 Retailers of Spirftooa Liquors, . . .40 00 Ballinir Alleys,. .... . . ....... . . .10 90 Dr r Good Storea, . . 5.00 raguenean or PhotosrraDhic"artistx5.00 j a ior stiops, Bla .-ksmith shops ; , . v apm and Carriage Shops'," '. '. C-ibinet Siuip, 1'. iuting Offices, . . Insurance-Agente, Life or fire. Tan Yards Hotels,. Boot and Shoe Shops,.-..'.'... Harness and Sadie 8hops, . Tin Shops. ...... ... Kveiy Ijr, ovor 6 months old,... & Every Itinerant retail dealer in Carriages, Doggies, Wagons, Guns, Tobacco, or Tin Ware, not the growth or manufacture of Rutin riird County, T,M Clerk of Superior Court, ;;.O0 I Register of iJeeds, ..t County Treasurer; t ooo 16. That these oruinfln-a im. ' -m nnu ueciarea mis itn aay or M.iy IS9 R. W. LOG AX. W Test; A. D'K, Wallacb, Town Clerk 2 50 .2.50 .160 2 W k . 2.5" .2 50 : ,2.r'i !l50 2.;'" ''.58 ERRORS OJF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN wii.-) snffered for years from Neryuos De!d!HI'irematore Decay, anj all the effects of vouthful indisere ion, will. (or the rake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cuied. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad vertiaer'a. experience, can do so by add re.-a np, in perfect coutidaace. JOTTN B. OCDEST, No. 42 Cedar street, New York. 191y- p.co,1 OftiCl.il. Tlie folTOwing ordinance was p.S Commissioners of the Town of R-utuert at a meeung juno ira lovj. p. ATI The Commissioners of the Town of 1 fordton do ordain. . That any person, allowing hi". or or goats to run at largo on the stree than24 hours, shall forfeit and pa and every hog or goat so running ' floe of one dollar per head. This , to go into effect from and after tr of Ju'v '....
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