The Charlotte Democrat from Charlotte, North Carolina • Page 2

1 iSihe (Bhavlolle democrat; CSKarioit 2Sk ST NC. SuDreme Court Decisions. The. Dog Da 1 Carolina Items. i J'fWhat was thje Credit Mobilier? slT From the NeYork Snn.

i State Affairs. A Kaleteh letter to Ihe.GolJaboro iMes- fVhk as i -if nlcnc'ed on the if Jul n.i Mrs. Starnes died in Caldwell Several correspondents, have requested lis spnrer (rivet tome information about-State V- Jane Term, 1880. i .) La Fontaine vs. Southern Underwriters' Association from Wake Reversed.

When The Democrat. CHARLOTTE. N. C. JULY 30, 18 8t).

nillil ika Olaf Inn A of and six i fweeics.1 me rismsr affairs in which all are interested. We make a few extracts as follows: Sl'ttllur to answer this question. They understand the relations of Mr. Garfield to the. Credit Mobilier; the broad relations of the Credit Mobilier to Congress and to the people are county last week, who, upon her death bed, confessed that she killed her husband several years ago by poisoning him.

She was four days in dying, and not until she had made the confession could she be theDOg Star, wi parties or witnesses are examined oeiore a "You have been informed of the election referee appointed by the court under sup- th the Sun, la, as the cauHf 0f sequent calami. oeen universally regarded the excessive heat and coi of 1'rof. Dabney to the Chair of Chemistry I pieiQeBTary proceedings, and contumacious less ciear to tneir minds. in the University, by the lrustees in ses- iv refase to answer questions, upon the A few years ago the United Stales i en- relieved of her intense suffering. Hickory ties that prevail at this particular season and I'ress.

The ancients put great faith in this lon.j' WrjThe asylam for the colored insane; regarding the period of rcattM in' sion nercinis wcck. i monials and antecedent roi. xj uuuy icsu- same'being reportea to tne superior dowed magmheentiy with its lands? are all that could 1 -nph ncraong cn oe attached fordisobe-1 bonds, and i man vlnhi I n'ni that thC 8Ubie6t OI I Awrx Tr lliof rtnrf Tn PYflminotinna I lmra rtrr ArrrnnlTA TT be desired. It is said summer so because in the i ml 1 IlirilLC wut-r I W4Jiu WI i Cm La I iCVl L.U UUIIII LIIH I II If If I I M. near iroidsboro, is now open tor the recep the nermission of danc inT at the COm- I ihnao nrrvnprlinor a xiortv nr vifnAc.fl nlfin Ilaiia707 Whr nm.fnm UJA tion of -all persons-interested" cannot refuse to answer a question on the agers of this concern came to count up the the -Mediterranean, thiiu period iif arlv corresponds with that, in which the I)0i star rose at the same 'tin nitirthe $UrT To Inisi lnrtfitinrt art tin nit l.A are.

requested to correspond withf Dr. AV. IL Moore, Superintendent, C. cost of the work and to cast ud the assets r. i ground that his answer might criminate him, for his answerB cannot be used against him in any criminal proceeding whatever, by the terms of the statute, and thus his 4 I i mf till to be applied to it, they found an enormous balance on the right side of the bookj In Ih Massachusetts coroners' inquests later followers- of judicial astrolmrr The Carolina Military" Institute at Charlotte.

The rumor that Col. J. P. Thomas intended to remove- the "Carolina Military Institute" from Charlotte, la erroneous. He will continue the School at its present location in tbe suburbs of tbe city (one of the healthiest in tbe Bute) and we hope he will receive an increased patronage, especially from North Carolina.

Attention is to the following Circular issued by Col. Thomas i Caeolixa 3Illitabt Institute, CHARtxrrrK, N. July 23, 1 desire tn announce tbat I shall continue to conduct tbe Institute at the present excellent quarters, where it was founded and established seven years ago. The building and grounds, for educational purposes, are unsurpassed in tbe Southern States, and 1 have found tbe health of tbe place uninterrupted, and promotive of tbe robust development of tbe cadets. mencement festivals is stumbling block to some who are exercised lest the pretty girls who go to Chapel Hill once a year, along with "their sisters and their aunfs" should corrupt the shining, morals of the average Chapel Hill students.

The matter is set for discussion and settlement at the January meeting, it seems, when Don Quixote will doubtless come valiantly to have been abolished, and in' their place is I ascribed a malignant influence. order to absorb this balance and transfer it constitutional right not to "be compelled to erive evidence against nimseit is main to tneir own pockets, they immediately substituted an inquisition by on or. more tnis interval it is a dimcult matter to keen proceeded to form an inside Ring to build physicians; Canwa ot adopt, with meat vegetables, and prejlared food from the road. They bought an old Pennsyl- advantage, a similiar- method: of dealing as many housewives have tained intact and full. vama cnaner cawea tne credit Mooiner, wnn sucn inquiries jcayeiuvuie Jixam-1 uuuoi, ejxperienceu to tneir.

sorrow. Tl i a S'Mm i I vwtM rtrtrva tin t- wt mjIsv Hollingsworth vs. Harman from Pender wnicn was admirably adapted lor the swindle in view, and under that charter name Dismissed. Chapter 31, section 57, para trw i 1 1, i i i v. wvo, vuuv Atu 4iiauu Ul'Ur lilt1 llllUfD colored Episcopal feintsterr'ReV; of the source of our disconfortj are, from Missouri, who preaches hap8, ajlied income manner to the extreme graph 10 of llevised Code, which provides! began the execution of one of the most re- that attorneys at law shall file' powers of markable and snccessful frauds in historv.

well, and is evidently a man 1-of culture, as now stationed at Tarboro. preached', a few aiiKar tne As officers of the Union the members of tbe Credit Mobilier contracted nrhirh1 urn (hit' ooooAn' i charge once more. The Hoard of Agriculture has been in session also this week. It was intended to enter upon the election of Commissioner, but some important members were absent, and the Board will assemble again in about two weeks. There are quite a number of applicants for Col.

Polk's vacant Chair, but it is believed that Mont ford MeGebee, of Person, will probably be the choice. There is a widespread desire to see attorney when required to tlo so by opposing side, is still in force. When in an action against a married woman and her husband, upon the case coming: to the days ago, "Episcopal Church at Windsor, to a crowded house. ik Black face Danvil VU 1U III n. ''OP'" are now supposed to be more susceptible to with themselves for the construction of the line, and fixed their ownl figures fori the work.

They thus stripped the Union Pacific of everything of value belonging to it, and set it over to the Credit Mobilier. With one hand they robbed the treasury of raumueBs iuan iney were three weeks ago although there is no percerjtible difference between the present condition of the sun and what it was three weeksj since. and white gown is something of a novelty in the pulpit in this place. Elizebtth City Economist. iy The N.

C. Board of Agriculture is to meet in this city on rid a August 6th, the railway company, and with the other PianosOrgans, Music Books, ositions now vacant. Supreme Court on their appeal, the plaintiffs counsel produces in Court an instrument executed by both husband and wife, to which is appended the certificate of a Probate Judge that the wife had been privily examined, asking that the action may be dismissed, and stating that the subject matter of the suit had been compromised, the action will be dismissed. Sueh an instrument will be acted npon by the Court, although not registered, it it is they staffed the plunder into the treasury to fill two important pc it was A Commissioner, in pla lace of Col. Polk, and of the construction Ring, whence McSMITH MUSIC this eminent Carolinian in public life.

McGehee is known throughout tho State, and has been engaged in farming a number of years. It has also been suggested that he would be an admirable Professor of Law at the University. Hut nowhere could he serve his State more effectually than in charge of the Depart HOUSE. a Chemist, in place of Dr. Ledoux.

are to It will be seen that my terms have been reduced. Attention, further, is called to a modification of the curriculum, made to secure prompter aod more thorough results for students whose necessities require tbem to engage in ibe active pursuits of life without attempting a long and expensive course of studies. This school seeks to gire an education thorough and practical. I invite your attention to tbe plan of education of the Institute. In its "classical course," students are prepared, if desired, for our colleges or universities.

In its "regular course," involving the modern languages, and excluding the ancient languages, in order to give more time to English, mathematical and scientific studies, students are trained qualified in all essential principles to enter upon the duties of life. Bys and young men are further prepared for West Point and Annapolis. Above all, tbe Carolina Military Institute earnestly seeks to lay in the youth committed to it the basis of sound and solid character. Special attention is paid to the manners, tbe bearing, tbe habits and tbe ethics of the cadet. To the intellectual, moral and bodily improvement of the cadet, tbe Superintendent gives an experience of more than twenty years in the training of youtb.

My purpose is to impart to the operations of the school tbat I have founded, greater energy and efficiency than ever before. In the full apprecia distributed to the individual conspirators in the form of dividends of cash, bonds" and stocks. But the United States, in slight return for its' unexampled bounty, had taken a admitted to be genuine, be elected. The members of the Board have been earnestly requested to attend. No action was had at the meeting last week, because a bare quorum was present, and the business in hand was so important that a full meeting was thought necessary.

Raleigh News. A Singular and' Sap Accident. One of the most shocking scenes nranrrpd thrAA first mortgage on the property. This was inconvenient to the Ring. Having absorbed everything else, they now desired to! put a first mortgage oh the'road, and take) the bonds of that also.

But that could be done only by getting rid of the first niort-j Charlotte, N. C. Vick vs. Smith from Cumberland Reversed. If a note be given for.

another note secured by mortgage, the substituted note is secured by the mortgage unless the contrary is intended by the parties, and the burden of proving a contrary intention rests the debtor. If the debtor does not apply a payment at the time of making miles north of Stoneville, last Tuesday Branch of Ludeii Hates of Savakvak, Gi. ment of Agriculture, a position, if efficiently filled, second pnly to the Gubernatorial chair. You have doubtless noticed the uncertain and doubtful paragraphs floating through the press of late in relation to Mr. Best, and the Westeen Kail road and future prospects in general.

When some one approached the good Doctor who holds the money bags of North Carolina, and told him that the Kepublican brethren declared they would hold him responsible in case of Mr. Best's failure, the old Quaker blood of Randolph flowed as cool as ever, as he said, "What's the odds I have Ot forty-five and Term exactly tha same mat was ever witnessed in the mat was ever witnessed in morning, gage oi the United States; that, again, could be effected only by act of Congress. To simple-minded and honest men this would seem like a very difficult thin sr to Always on hand a fine assortment of Pianos, IV-lor Orleans, Band Instruments, Violins, lltruioni-cas, Flatines, Guitars, Accordecjns, Concertinas, Chickering Pianos and Mason Hamlin's Organs' accomplish to them it appeared easy enough. They set apart a certain amount tion oi the dignity or tbat employment tbat moulds mind and character, I shall redouble my labors and work to make tbe Institute more than ever worthy of the generous support of its friends and well-wishers, of whom tlioe of Georgia and tbe Caroliuas churn my special recognition. J.

P. THOMAS, Superintendent and Proprietor. Tbe. following Card was prepared and signed it, the creditor can make the application if neither makes the application the law appropriates it to the moat precarious debt. In regard to running accounts "the first money paid is the first money paid out." Doubly Bases, Flutes, Finest Strings, Sheet.

Muic, vicinuy. iur. zacK uraddocic in company with a brother, brother-in-law and nephew, was walking along single file when a tree fell, instantly killing Mr. Craddock; his brother-in-law Drury Martin, thought to be mortally wounded; his nephew, John Roberts, it is thought will recover. Out of the four only one left able to report the sad occurrence.

Greensboro JBeacon. A Pleasant Family Re-Union. Wednesday, the 21st, a family of twenty-eight -11 i vi ana jviusic liooks. of the enormously valuable stock oft the Credit Mobilier stock which represented both the plunder of the past and. the plunder of the future and gave it to Charlotte, July 80, 1880.

thousand dollars for the State, if the contract is broken, and we have all that we had before But I learn from high authority that a dispatch had been received from Maj. Wilson that all was working right, and no apprehension need be felt." SPENCER A1 Oakes Ames, who agreed to "place it where it would do the most good." He was a member ot Congress, and was, not un- Wholosalo Grocers. Taylor vs. Taylor from Polk Affirmed. An execution issued from one county directed to the sheriff of another county is void unless it has the seal of the Court from which it issues upon it, and a sale made in 1869 under such an execution held to be a nullity.

AND mstly, supposed to know exactly how to cnuaren, grana-cnitdren and great grand- Commission Merchants, employ it in order to corrupt the sources of I children, left Concord for the residence of voluntarily by citizens of Charlotte, and is appended to tbe above Circular of Col. Thomas The Carolina Military Institute has been so long identified with the progress and history of Charlotte, tbat our citizens appreciate it as an established institution. Being impressed with its value and importance as an educational medium, the undersigned submit the following facts in relation to it for the consideration of the public, viz Tbe buildings of the Institute are large, commodious, and ample for the accommodation of several hundred pupils. They are situated in a natural grove comprising several acres, on an Corner Trade and College Streetst legislation. With this corruption fund1 he China and Russia.

The Rev. Young J. Allen of Georgia, who is now a Missionary in China, writes a letter to the Charlotte, N. jjj-iB. jjxary vaiuwen, luecKienourg, wnere her 86th birthday was celebrated.

In addition, to the relatives gathered around her, were a number, of the neighbors the whole party at dinner numbered 48 persons. Mrs. Caldwell is the mother of Charlie, Robt. and Denson Caldwell, of our town. For a number of years this custom Invite the attention of Wholesale Buyers to their complete STO CK OF OR CERIES, Which they offer at lowest Wh tlesale prices.

Consignments solicited and prompt returns made. 8PENCEU ALLEN. Jan. 9, 1880 State vs. Bryant from Wake Reversed.

A defendant who, upon a proceeding in bastardy, is adjudged to be the father of an illegitimate child cannot be discharged under the insolvent laws until he has remained in prison for twenty days. The Solicitor has no right to consent to defendant's discharge nor the Judge the power to "Wesleyan Advocate about the difficulty existing between China and Russia, from which we take the following extract "I learn from official sources that Chung JloiCy the late embassador to liussia, is after all not to loose his head. On the contrary he is to be released and promoted to high honors in the capital. This sudden reversal of the decree which condemned him to death is said to be due to, the active remonstrances of the foreign ministers resident at Peking. bought the Vice-President, several Senators, and the Chairmen of the leading committees of the House.

Then, by the votes and influence of these men the desired legislation was had, and a new field of pillage was laid open to the in which the Government and the stockholders of the Union Pacific were equal sufferers. It was not possible that a series of transactions at once so colossal and so infamous could be'concealed forever. There came a day when the Sun spread this iniquity before its readers in almost every detail. It was the most shocking revelation of official venality and corruption ever made in the whole course of our history. Investigation followed, and the guilt of the accused mem of celebrating the annual return of their aged mother's birthday has been observed and certainly must prove a source of great pleasure to the children, as well as to the ICE eminence outside the city corporation, about a mile from its center, having the finest freestone water, and an unobstructed circulation of pure atmosphere.

No locality of upper North Carolina is more healthy, as the statistics of the institution will abundantly show. The Institute has been for years under tbe management of Col. J. P. Thomas, a cultivated, courtly gentleman and a distinguished educator, aided by an able corps of assistants.

The discipline of the Institute has been so thorough that notwithstanding its proximity to tbe city, it is as CREAM PtiRRys. dispense with the imprisonment: When defendant takes the insolvent debtor's oath At mother to be thus remembered and loved in her declining years. Concord Sun. Smoke PERRY'S Bouquet Cigars the best 5 cent Cigars ever sold la this market, the rich man's lllTlinr hfl haav man's OAlnita llm Im.aIaJ. f.itAvtl.

lueanwnne. nowever. prenarations lor it is error to require the county to pay the mother of the child the fifty dollars required of the putative father under the bastardy laws. Bastardy proceedings being civil actions, when the defendant is insolvent and dis Crtf A University in Canada has conferred the degree of D. D.

upon the Rev. K. -L. Abernethy, A. President of Carriages, Phaetons, Buggies, Rutherford College.

Morganton Blade. 2The next meeting? of the North charged the county is liable for the costs of I have a good bers was clearly ascertained. With a few I 1 sbpply of I I I the State, but not for the Solicitor fees or any part thereof nor for the costs of the defendant. exceptions, they added the crime of per- Carolina Lodge of Good Templars 2 1 it I i i mm 1 war are being pressed forward with unabated zeal. Two large iron-clads have just been purchased in England at a cost, it is said, of some six million dollars, and other extraordinary purchases of arms and ammunitions abroad are spoken of.

All the old officers who-have distinguished themselves in the numerous rebellions that have disturbed China for the past score of years have been called out. Among the Tartars the war fever is pretty hijrh. The jury in their testimony before the commit will take place at Graham, Alamance coun completely isolated from intercourse with it as if situated in another neighborhood. This is manifest from the high tone and gentlemanly bearing of tbe cadets when by permission of the faculty they appear upon the streets, or in society. So marked is this feature that it has become a matter of admiration in tbe community, and so seldom do instaaces of Indiscretion occur on tbe part of the cadets, that in this respect, the quiet and good order of tbe city are undisturbed.

The system of education is thorough and practical, according to the curriculum possessing enough of the military feature fer pysical and mental development, and is an important auxiliary to discipline. Our personal knowledge of tbe faculty and in ty, North Carolina, on the 10th day of yiWUtlAliJV) rilAETONS, BUGGIES, and Spring Wagons, of the latest style superior work nanship. Call and exam It the work. tee to the crime of bribery. Among others, James Al Garfield was bribed; swore that he had not.

been bribed was convicted of bribery and perjury by the testimony of Ames and by documentary evidence of conclusive character: and Johnson vs. Pate from Craven Affirmed. A complaint in an action to recover land is good on demurrer, although it does not set out the nature of plaintiff's title, does August next. Local Pkeaciier's Conference. The Local Preacher's Conference, 12th Annual session, met at Rutherford College on the not allege ouster by defendant, or a de- Chinese, however, are rather plegmatic and diffident which annoys the Manchus no little.

The treaty with liussia is now in the hands of the ministers for foreicrn the of members! of CIIA8: WILSON, mana lor tne Dy piaintm, or a his own party! reported him as a bribe Rear of tbe Court House, Charlotte, N. C. notice by him to defendant to quit possession, or that plaintiff has been in posses taker and a perjurer. June 18, 1880 3m 21st President Abernethy in the chair. The attendance was more than usually large and the interest quite encouraging.

R. L. Abernethy D. made the Conference very welcome. Officers were elected for the ensuing year are as follows: For President.

R. L. Aber sion within twenty years before action was brought A demurrer based upon these grounds is frivolous, and upon being over-j The Public Road Law. From the-Goldsboro Messenger. stitution enables us to speak advisedly, and to commend it to public confidence and patronage.

F. 8. Dk Wolfe, Mayor. Wm. Johnston, Joiix A.

Yocno, R. P. Waring, Joseph H. Wilson. W.

31. Smrr, W. J. Yates, T. J.

Moore, M. D. Thos. P. Drayton, C.

It. Jones, Jno. L. Morehkad. The road law, as amended 1 by chapter ruled judgment should be rendered for plaintiff for possession of the land claimed.

do, acts ot special session ot 1880, we believe comes as near giving general satis MOSQUITOES Are very bad, and the only way to sleep with an comfort is to call on us and get a Canopy Net, Or you can get the Bobinet and Bars for them yourselves. We have a verv cheap lot of Dress Goods. ALEXANDER HARRIS. July 16,1880. i I affairs who have been requested to indicate the articles requiring modifications, preparatory to giving final instructions to the Marquis Tseng, minister to England, who has 'been charged to undertake the reopening of negotiations with Russia on the subject of the complete rendition of Hi.

Russia meantime is also active, and should war finally be the result of the present agitation, she will no doubt startle the minions of Tartardom. Experience teaches a dear schoel. It is the only one China will learn in. At present her know faction as a law of that character well 1 trenn ra nethy, D. D.

for Vice Presidents, W. P. Williams, L. W. Pigott, D.

P. Goode Financial Secretary, L. Branson. John W. Heptinstall was elected Fraternal Delegate to the National Local Preachers Association which will meet in Baltimore next October.

The Local Conference for 1881 -A testator after devising and bequeath- couJd glve where good roads are an object, tJ mf No shall be persons compelled to work ing certain property to his sons, devised will meet at Jonesboro. more than six days in any one year, except in cases of damage resulting from storms. The overseer of the road shall, as often as the condition of the road shall require (subject to the foregoing limitation,) sum JUST OPENED! A second lot of MOSQUITO CANOPIES. Cull Real Estate Valuations. From a statement -furnished by A.

J. Partin, chief clerk in the Auditor's office, tha following information concerning the value of lands in the State and the counties mentioned is obtained There are in the State 26.C13.5il acres of his home place and the residue of his estate, after certain legacies, to his three daughters to be held by them in common and undivided until the full age of the youngest; until which event the daughters werej to live on the land, to be educated and supported out of the income thereof which remained after deducting from the-crross 2 If the Atlantic N. C. Railroad can earn forty or fifty thousand dollars per annum under home management, whv early they are going otf rapidly. You can now secure bargains in airclassei of SEASONABLE GOODS, as we must make room ledge is very superficial.

She is still proud, supercilious, unbearable. She needs drilling in her first lesson. England and Prance left her smarting and revengeful. Russia will not let her off so easy. The should it be leased to a foreign corporation for thirty-three thousand, or less? New-berniah.

mon the hands of his section to work, but the said hands shall not be required to work continuously for a longer time at any working than two days, and at least fifteen days shall intervene between workings, for Fall purchases. I Come and see what Bargains we are offering. T. L. BElGLE CO.

July 16, 1880. i 1 Mosquito Canopies, land liable to tax, valued at 83,034,885. The value of Town Lots in the State is 18,704,539. The total value of all landed property is $101,799,424. Taking the counties returning the largest totals we find that Wake has 570,853 acres.

THE CHINA PALACE sales of the crops raised the expenses of producing the same. The Will provided that the land should be under the management of the guardians of his daughters who were appointed by the Will, and authorized them from time to time to pur- OF JOHN BROOKFIELD polar iceberg is unmerciful its eccroach-ments are irresistible. There is no ebb in that frozen tide. From every side, China hears the voice of destiny Progressive development is the law of nature the penalty of its violation, death. Herewith I send you a copy of the memorial recently presented to the Throne by one of the Censors, so that you may see the cist of his opposition to tlm trpatr Both White and Pink als, Mdsquito Bars read-made, just received at wonn and town lots valued at $1,059,010, giving an aggregate value of BARRINGER TROTTER'S, China Dinner and Tea Sets, Bohemian Vases and Toilet Sets, China Motto Cups and Saucers and Mugs, Lava Smoking Sets, Boxes.

Busts. Fancy Wine and Liquor Sets, Dolls, fine selection of Irides-coat Glass. cnase stock, tarming implements, and to employ laborers for the purpose of run- 3 1- July 0,1880. except case of special damage to the road from storms. Section 7 of the act! of 1870 is amended, giving power to the overseer to prosecute at any time after the offence, any hand for failure to work, The width of roads shall not be less than eighteen feet, clear of trees, logs and other obstructions to the passage of ordinary vehicles, and ten feet in the centre of the roadway shall be.clear of stumps or runners.

The road through 44 red Alecktenburg has 313,532 acres, worth $1,933,491, and town lots valued at 1.62G.- Just Receive i a wwmw 09, giving an aggregate value of $3,500,120. You will see that he opposes the opening of new nuuufcr oy.oua acres, worth I an me interior to Lommprro Th; is just Silver and Silver Plated Ware In great variety. Fancy Work Stands, Boxes and Baskets, Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods, Parian Marble Busts, etc. Alarm, Parlor and Striking Clocks, Brackets; Frames, Wall-Pockets. Baby ning ana Keeping up tne larm.

A lie same persons were appointed Executors of the Will and Guardians of the daughters. The plaintiff" sues for work and labor done upon the land devised to the daughters, at the instance of one of the Executors after he had purchased the shares of two of the daughters. Held, that the plaintiff 's claim cannot be collected out of testator's estate, for no executor can be rendered liable what every LeROY DAVIDSON'S The largest and most complete STOCK of Heavy and Fancy Groceries In the City. Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Jtolasscs, Syrup, Grits. Tobacco.

Lard. vn iJnnAn C.mr. what Jiussia ill insist on, and -other country is interested in." vouiocb ttuu aons, eic. A little Fasting good for the Stomach. pome and see us and we will give you bargains.

I Oranges and Lemons, and everything found in tbe causeways oi through cuts is not required to be so wide. Such water courses as are now required by law to be kept open by the residents along such courses, shall have overseers appointed and hands allotted, urocery une, vv nojesaie ana Itetail. Call and get your bargains: and town lots worth $3,125,544, giving an aggregate value of $3,473,270. Edgecombe has 312,323 acres, valued at and town lots worth giving an aggregate value of $2,014,947. Dare county returns the smallest valuation, having 150,982 acres worth $111,507, and no town Graham county returns a total valuation of $112,500.

The real value of the landed property of the Bute and of tbe several counties, is at least one-third more than the above valuation. Ui LsROY DAVIDSON. in his representative capacity on a debt contracted after testator's death. But that the liability rested on the executor individually. He being allowed to charge the estate of the remaining daughter, whose guardian he was, with one-third thereof.

Peterson vs. Vann from Sampson Affirmed. Wholesale Buyers Will do well to call. have on hand a full Stock of Crockery, Glassware, Lamp Goods. Tin- way sa, ibbu.

Dr. Tanner (the. man who is trying to fast forty days) thinks that people should eat but two meals a day. Here is the way he is reported in the New York Evening Post "As to his former habits of eating, he said that he had lived on a plain, simple diet, and that the "most palatable food for FIBE AND LIFE Insurance Agency. wme, eiu.

rancy uooasBi wnoiesaie. -Orders by mail promptly executed. Very respectfully, JOHN BROOKFIELD Dec 1879. Trade Street. Wliere in a proceeding, in the old county Courts, by an administrator against the heirs of his intestate seeking to make real estate assets, the record showed entries of the several steps in the cause ustatmshed in 1854.

5 The board of supervisors shall meet oh the first Saturday of February They are required to examine the roads ih their respective townships only once during the week of the August meeting. All the duties heretofore required to be performed at their meetings iin February and May, 6hall be performed at their meeting in February, and the duties heretofore Now Representinc: but no formal orders and judgments were actually' AT BIGLEB'S Candies Both Plain and Fancy. him was nice bread and butter, with good apple sauce and a bowl of milk. The appetite," he declared, was like a craving for liquor, and was stimulated by pandering but could be subdued by the will. Three meals a day were whollv nnnpppssnrv nA English Companies.

(doing business since 1720.) ROYAL, 7 LANCASHIRE, uravm, jegai mienumeni a recora in lorm is understood to exist After a final decree has been rendered and fully performed, no motion can be made in the cause to set it aside, but a party seeking to set it aside must begin an action in the Superior Court by summons. A decree which dis Coxgrkssioxal Canpidatks. The candidate for the House of Representatives thut far in the field in North Carolina are as follows: Second District, Orlando Hubbs, Republican, and C. IL Brogden, Independent-Republican. Third District, John W.

Shackelford, Democrat, and W. P. We claim that, we have as good if not better than you will find elsewhere, and at prices as low if not required to be performed at their meetings in August and November shall be per-- "Insurance Company df North a very simple diet was preferable for all jower man you can buy the same in the city. -FR UITSt tormea at tneir meeting in August. America," poses of the action, but does not adjudge upon the matter of costs, is nevertheless to be considered as final.

All laws and parts of laws in conflict -JTireman'g Fund," "Georgia Home, Nuts, Raisins. Citron and Currants, and Seedless persons engaged in sedentary occupations, lie believed that he could have done light work since he had been He did with the provisions of this act are repealed rTi i i wwu0 uaac The best assortment of Plain arid Fancy Crackers line auove applies 10 counties tnat nave no 44 Howard," Lynchburfir," MOid Nortli State." E. NYE HUTCHISON fc SON, AOKMTS. Special Law like Mecklenburg. Canaday, Republican.

Fourth District, W. R. Cox, Democrat, and Moses A. Bledsoe, latter-day Radical Sixth District, Clement Dowd, Democrat, and W. R.

Myers, Republican. Eighth District, Robert B. Vance, Democrat. Pbospiuitt rx New Yoek. It is stated officially, that more money has been expen CANNED GOODS of all descriptions.

oU3 tbe place to bur vour CAKES AND BREAD, as we make a specialty of Cakes. Come Brown vs. Carol h. Central R. R.

Co. from Lincoln Affirmed. Defendant railroad was in the hands of receivers appointed by the Superior Court of New Hanover. Phvnliff sued for damages caused by the obstruction of a stream by the track of the road and demanded an order that the nuisance be abated. The jury assessed $25 per annum.

Held, not error tb refuse an order for abatement when the damage suffered by plaintiff was so small, and further, that such an order could Office corner of College and 4b Street. not recommend entire abstinence from meat lor persons who 'were engaged in heavy manual labor, but he did for those whose habits were sedentary. Dr. Tanner added that he was not a fanatic on these points, but was willing that every man should be a law unto himself. lie had studied his own system, and meant to demonstrate the fact tbat the human organism can be run by water auu see us.

Respectfully. DI M. RIGLER. Assassination-. Yazoo City, July 25.

Dr. Williams, of Mechanicsburgj was'assassinated on Saturday evening when; riding hom. His horse came home rider-l less. Search being made the doctor's dead body was found. A negro was arrested on suspicion and has since confessed.

He says he was paid to kill the doctor. Cook Book Fred. ded this year for new buildings and sub-1 1 1 1 1 I ava a English Soda Every bod can now learn to rontrJ Csll for the not issue from any other Court of equal iurisdir- Is the best Dr. T. C.

SMITH keeps no other 10 cents a pound. latest oul No charee for it at tion while the Road remained in the hands of the lork city than at any time since 1873. Dr. TJ SMITH'S Receiver appointed by a Superior Court. July 2, 1880.

-H July 2, 1880. Drug Store.