The Greensboro patriot [April 27, 1871]

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«*! *ri,w! The Greensboro Patriot WEEKLY
M ,;I:I:I:N^1'OHO,N.O.,
By DUFFY 4JLBRIGHT.
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'T* Provides LIFE POLICY for.. • sup-
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(S,„.il, Elm Street, opposite Kx|-r." Urtii- )
II.,v n,.i i-.il OoW wui Silver, Bunk Soles,
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and M I-. *'• ■ * t«» K Ivellnoeyond
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Buchanan &McDonald,
Grocery and Confectionery,
(Corwt Si.inl mli«.|*>t.)
KEEP i-M»i»'itlv "" l"1"1 " lu" »"•"■"""""
CANDIES "
CAKES,
SWEETMEATS,
Mis.
RAISINS,
ORANGES, 4c.
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For tba P»triot.
A PORTRAIT.
BY Wllllf
I h»ve seen a youthful uiaiden.so fair »be well
might proTe,
A Qu«o to grace a nations throm—the idol
of ita lore;
A creature all too beautiful to dwell with
careworn thing.-,
A wandering spirit from ibo dries, an angel,
bad ehe v. iDge.
Sho hath a bread and iipc.l brow, mo-t ././."-
cdtr/ji fair.
And round it twines, iu ahiuiug locks, bat
glossy, raven hair.
And from bcr eyes, ber radiant eyes, there
flown sueb liquid beams,
Tbat llal«H styles then, fountains, of iulelleo-lual
streams.
There playa a smile about !ier lips, a -weel
seraphic smile,
The signet of a yoiltbful bean, uutonibed
by grief or guile:
And when »be s|ieak» you lend yo..r car to
listen to a Toice
Whi.-c aligh.oat toues ii».e ever said unto
the bearl re/wi.-. .'
There's music in ita cad.-iu-.--.. Ml chiefly
when she sings.
When fettll her bouts wild melody in bird-like
carols r..gs,
You wonder where she caught the strain, so
strangely sweet it seems.
And think some angel voices must havi
pered it in dreams.
And ah! within this casket lair, the!
|iearl of worth.
Like the dew drop in the lily-toll.
from taint of cart li:
There is ai.il'. arawac ray. ahim throng!
gild her feature-, fair.
With a portion of that ld.--.ed llgbl
lieings wear.
And were Ibis earth but |«o|il.d
beings such M she
| Then sin and pain would MMMI W
and every aorrov dee -.
Aud leave i: afl a ;..-.r.-.i;-■
was given,
for each man sammoned, thirty cento,
aad ten cents for each person aaav
mimeti on a special rfitir?.
l'J. For serving any writ or other
process with the aid of the county, the
usual iee ofone dollar, and the expense
necessarily incurred thereby, to bo ad-ties
to whoa addressed, ten cents.
4. Entering order enlarging time for
pleading, tweuty-flve cents.
Entering judgment and verdict, fifty
cents.
6. Judgment on any question an-
! tborised to be decided by uim, if <here
any court or before any judge, one dol
lar, and nil actual and necessary ex
iwnws for such sen-ices, and ten cents
per mile by the route most usually
travelled, and all expenses for any
guard actually employed and necessa
r.Y.
22. l'«>r sunuuoniug and qualifying
appraisers, and lor performing all du-ties
in laying off homesteads and per-sonal
property exemptions, or either,
two dollars, tit lie inelnded in the bill
Of Costs.
llmfulffliat. >rnr sod tlieA,'
fa rattabaS by tba beat of mm.
on issue of law joined on the pleadiugs,
and acknowledging receipt of decision
at the judge, and notifying each at-torney
thereof, fifty cents.
■ 8. Taking an affidavit to witness or
Jurors's ticket, or any other affidavit,
ten cents.
"J. Transcript of case and record lor
supreme court, two dollars,
10. Transcript of judgment, twenty
five cent;.
1L .Majjirajj.trajujcrjpt, postpaid, flf .
Wonderful Memory.—X public exhi-1 OS 008 TABU.
bition of the wonderful circumstantial | Ameitma Tiniij fiflnl (Tarfar.—Tbia Joar-memory
posseased by Daniel- McCart-1 nal holds on iu ooaraa with no leaaaaad m*r-ney,
SO old and illiterate Stan, Was {it or ability. Sunday Schools baa bettor
given in Columbus, Ohio, one night send for specimen co,..c. of the aagaaine «ed
last week. It began by some one ask , ie»,n ,,„„. Contrr Sunday School. h*d
| in a him what day of the week was | wttar try u,ta ajalia. Th. AarU aaaabai
eon<aUa--^ba Sakaath oatoal th* Child of
the Chnrab; Taka yoor Boa wtth yoa : The
Bibb. Boy ; On th. Hnaa|ia »■ af Bonday
School Libr.rie.; Eneouragasaaat In Work:
Olra; What tba Taachara' sharing abmld
not U; aaaaanaaaaj aad Difcita at* Sanday
School Toaebon; Laaataw for tto Littl.
Ones; awoafaj Book Notioaa, Sunday School
IntalUgeaca, Leaaona for each Sabbath," Ac.
Pabliabad at St. Lonia, Mo., bjJ.W. Mcla-iy
re. at {L.'iO per annum.
(-Huri, /Ior7ir Vay^-m,fbr May. Just what
the name of tba joarnal aaya: "Tba Queen of
the lh. Monthlies." A rsal ladle.' H*., ilar
•»- Philadalpbia, price, »a.
Tb» CUhbaatl ifoar far Mar. Tba beat
know uf-
Similar questions were asked until
twenty-six dates had been mentioned
by different persons, and the answers
on an average given correctly inside
of six seconds. He was then examia-ed
in mathematics, multiplying three
flgtires, and extracting square and
cubic toot mentally with great rapidi-ty.
His knowledge of the Bible was
then tested, and he told, with rare ex-ceptions,
the exact chapter and verse
of every passage read.
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■IX For levying an attachment, one, JJ. SoflLjfPg a^Jt&ijme'nt on A':*r»«i_jr"iiew^fUT^"ra1iwavs",w¥( aw*aV«" Jlbniu,^Tto''tsthnriaa' ar. a
21. Forattendance to qualify juror. JX AlbiBgaeal ol court when ne- Ialld „•„,,„ tlle ,iUe J^ J^*» -The Wo.drr.rftb. YeJiow.wn.; Unreco.
to lay otf dower, of commissioners t^ j ^iry, ten cents. .system.
14. Entering on ree«ml any order of ^ coutinuu..» girder, on "which the T1» -to.bite«o0.; 'AyAy.r Through
the Cloud and tb. Sea; Lmug American Ar-
A single row of piles carries e■,•*,, Kernlolaoenooa of Charlotte Bronte ■ -
s-!Judgment of a"jndtfon*-» matter" which f «"'t»'<"-<« girder, on which the «• * "
y- lehas jurisdiction to decide out of ^"" ™?"•*• ea« hanging down on . ••«■
U, if'not more than one copy sheet, ^J±n^1^" iS.**?? : S?ii
,1 00> BAI'.V.
ar MBS. c. r. C.
In hie Htfle had, aO cory,
Bwottly aleapa onr baby boy-
Aad his eyM have cangh- their lui.ei
VSMB tba oafloal antamer riq
Soal ao/aabuiing at tho whisai >
Qfaoaaa angal naasiag by.
Two little bands in fSM rest.
Uka folded rota leaves s*aaoj
Upon Uio trnder waxeii hi. I
That knows no thought ofniti n. -
He in hi. baby beauty tesls,
Uaeonooroaaof the grief and an
Tbat taakas life troubled and IS
Aad robait of ita.woDte-i -
A daaaaak roso-bud kisse.l bis lip.
And lafl iu impnaa ih.-i„
The tiny poarl. I*>hind outstrip
Tho gems of ladies fair,
HI. cnrllnf hair, like fine apas X ''
Reotn an a ainlana brow —
Ood keep him through Hie )e.r« i,
Aa pnra as he i- now;
uliis-lay
off .\ear's allowance, one dollar j
and for atlendani-e to qualify coniinis
sinners for any other purpose, seventy- tjaa*-. J«J^»»«> "■«'•»« each side to with,,, a ."hort dUtance I *» I M. The story M . Wi.d Irish girl;
five cents. "™tir,10t mme }»™ one ..opj sliei-t, f , -^^dj. The carriages are so OurL.hor-8y.Um and theChiu*-,: Uritadfr
J.-,. Eleonti-g a deed for land «W*f#^-™i?5?.fl-£ ■*!■•**?■ anwigSTthat ineqnalitv ^fweight on I *■) Ben: A Story for May-Day: What ,b
any int-iest in lan.l soM nuder execn-1 \ }■>■ TssumK snhp-e.ia tor witnesses, ™ Jg ^ ^"^K of a ton will not ^'ii mti u. tke Young M... : Wilfrid Cum
. i effect the actiou. Tim small quantity ; bermede." N. V.-price |3 per year.
Vr.t.ng.n'hfs office, per" copy sheet. °. W ^v}™*- cheapness of con-1 fcabr. *» «. fifcu-wba do ,.„ uk
ten cents.
tvon, one dollar, to be paid by the pur- /or each name, fifteen cents,
chaser. i IC: CoI'>' of au>' rccord
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pleatial
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A in.
Ab*>
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hi the bar adjoining.
Th.-1..-i brands of Cigars onataulv
an kepi
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ni:>ITIROOk RI RSEK1ES."
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; , - i . I 'in I-..•-. iSra-M Vines..dkb, for
" " ibe ■.-« Rrmalonoe.satheyare
, CartlS. ,l,<en 11- me« the exigencies of the time, by
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Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
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UROl'EKlEb,
OoTS si • N
where she nan.li-r'
teutia-nt peace and e:
Am! dow.-ry path" lo trat
fail t- pl..i-e.
Where bright aagols hovi
away all gloom
There waiting nil h
to bear it home
Where all the pan
blest and tree,
And gather sweet am
perennial tree;
There in immortal youth t
ed light.
Where time has un.iiilcd I
■Use are evor bright.
And I will strive toiiic.-t 1-..-I th.
.ban Christian real,
Km Duragrd by hei . I. vtf.il •
love I feel;
For one thai i- — beautiful, am
a bean.
Til Heaves here lo meet with .'■
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THE FEE ACT.
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and L..;..- .,! Mer.ii.it.-
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\ large i.pplj ifCofreejustrei
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..i ..in., rv cured bacon.
\ ., .. large supply oI" l.ai'.ie-' am! '-J
ii.,ii>' I..H.U llaudkorcbi«-r.
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KCM EKSE*. *c.
All (I .'i f Sugar*,
;!..- Teas, .-—•".' andeb,. Syrup, 1- ..always
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Wholesale Clolhiers.
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We have reeeived a larce nldi.ws
.. ,r f-rm-l -ns-k ot'lilas. anil Qneen'. Ware
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BIENA VISTA LODGE. I O-O.
P.. in—i- riiriilarly on every
dav nigiil Tie- ih-t Tueadaymght
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h. meeting of SPECIAL 1NTEK
held. YiMting l.,-ii.i. i. • .-i.lially re-
DAVIl) SCOTT, Jlt.. N- <•
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I- great ysriety. sideeled arilb a l
.,.. ..-..-inv- and i.<-u,l lie-limes.
I,.,, two WARE BOOMS when
lain cooatantly .. supply of everyikVag needed
l„ bou*eberp«ra—Oiw -t his shop l»|„„ ,|„ ,|,.
i'.i.ioi.Un.i ll.-..ll.-r ,n rhefront !....,„ .sr.he.4d
/ fn -1. liM -ii- where eaotoaier. «iii L.- mil
II. in le- al-- by J. W. s. Parker, aba
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lle.-pi
ii- ,• Israrse buili
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arges. Any
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made Profitable.
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Ladies, '!al and Sec
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Family Singer Sewing Machine!
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. i\ !. . Iicek t.ir bah
■ . sale ,.?.;.-..>.
i.e. ... 'ibe El HALLO brand,
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ado'arTangeinerts :- keop for
i" Ibe above Machine.—will .,!„, keep
beal M ,. i . .. Twiet, Liren apd .'otten
riii.-.-i '1,. ... . ,|,. .,. -a . ry prioaa,—
Orders - . ,-.,
AddrcM. MRS \ F FOWLER,
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PHOTOGRAPH
ROOMS,
SOUTH BJ.M tOTtEET,
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All kiud-j BLANKS al this Offico
Officer* ow' ""' >"«,'"■""< Court Clerk.
SBOTIOS 1 Thai the Oenerul A*»tm
bit/ of North Carolina do .m.w. Tin.!
the ('aunty Comntuunonert of their re
speotive eountrSB shall receive sau-b
per i/itiii, not exceeding t»» dollars, as
a majority of any Board mas lix upon.
Sec. 2. t'oHHti/ Trft'imix .-! 'il re-,
eeive as a compensat1 'ii foil of all
services required ol mum by law such
a per emfttm, not exceeding two and a
half, on amount of receipts and ais-bnrsements,
as theeonnty mission-ers
or a majority of them may tfeem
adeqaate and proper.
gee. 3. County Stameuen, chain car-riers,
entry lakers, commissioners of
affidavits, prceeseioners and standard
keepers, shall receive the fee reapec-tively
prewribed Cor them in chapter
one hundred and two of the- Revised
Code, and in. others. .
Sec. 1. Fees of Sheriff*. Executing
summons or any other writ or notice,
by simply delivering a copy to tho
party or his attorney, sixty rents.
3. Arrest of a defendant in civil
action and taking bail including at-tendance-
to justify, and all services
connected therewith, one dollar.
3. Arrest of » person inilii-i.-.i. in
eluding all services connected with tin-lakiiiji
and ju.sinic-.nion of > »i« • I - one
dollar.
4. Luaprisouinout o; any pt-iaou »:. ..
civil or criminal action, thirty cellist
and release from prison, thirty cent*.
ExeeatiBg subpoena on a witness,
thirty cents.
C. Conveyiug »prisoner in jail to
anoil.er county ten cents per mile.
T. Pop prisoner's guard, ilativneces ,
sar,\, and appcored by county com-,
missioners, going and returning per
mile, for each, live cents.
8. £x|;euse of guard and all other
expenses of conveying p'isoii. i to jail, i
or from one jail to another fibt BDJ J
purpose, or to any place ofpunishment, I
whatever sum UMJ be allowed l.v the I
county <M>miiiissi..u.-is of tin" county in
which the indictment was issued, on .
the affidavit of the ollicer iu charge.
II. Feeding prisoners iu county jail :
per day, to be fixed by tMmmiastoners
of the county.
10. Providing prisoners ;n county
jail per day, to bo fixed by the com
missioners of the connty.
lu. Providing prisouers :u cintilyi
jail t\itli suitable l.e-is. bed-clothing,
other clothing and Inel. ::i»i keeping
the prison ami grounds cleanly, what
ever sum shall be allowed bj the c im-missiiitu-
rs of the couul;,.
11. Collecting Dues and costs from
convict, two ami a halt per cent, on
the amount collected.
12. OoBeetoig executions for monej
in civil actions, two ami a liail pel
cent on the amount uojlecied.
13. Advertising a sale ol properly
under execution, at each public place
required, fifteen ceats.
14. Seizing specific property under
order of u court, or executing any
other order of a court. 01 jiuli. . not
s|ieciiica'.h provider1 in be allowed
by the judge.
15. Taking any bond, including fin-nishiug
the blanks fitly cents.
10. The actual expense of beeping
all property seised under process <,r
oidi r of enuit, lo be allowed by court
on the affidavit of ibe ollicer in charge.
17. A capital execution, ten dollar*,
aud actual expense of bnrying the
body.
16. Summoning a grand or petal jury
M. Service of a writ of c-jectmeut,
one dollar.
27. For every execution, either in
civil or criminal cases, fifty cents.
Sec. -5. Fees of CoHutablet: 1. Exe-cuting
ii summons, or any other writ
or notice, simply by delivering a copy
to the party or his attorney, forty
cents.
2. Arrest a defendant in a civil na-tion,
taking bail, including attendance
lo justify, ami all services connected
therewith, fifty cents.
i. Cullecuijg rxeuutioiis lo; money
in civil actions, two and a hall per
cent, on the amount collected.
.".. Summoning a jury, for the each
person summoned, fifteen cents.
.:. Advertising a sale of property uu-
.!. an execution, at i-ach public place
r.-i.-iiivd ii-njci His.
7, And for all other services, same
as are now allowed sheriffs.
Sec. I. Juron tothesuperior courts,
per day, whal shall be allowed by the
county, not exceeding one dollar and
fifty cenls.
2. Per mile of travel, going to and
returning from court, not exceeding
live cenls. to In- fixed by the county
commissioners, and such ferriage aud
tolls as they may have lo pay.
... The same pay shall lie allowed to
special jurors when sworn to serve.lur
l:.g the day, bill U0 tolls, ferriage or
mileage.
See. 7. The salary and fees ol the
Ciciis •■: tin upreiue Court shall be as
pi.>.:dc,l i.: section tweuty-flve, chapt
|,-r one hill :,il.ii.il two, of the He
\ I-I d.. ode. _ _ . . „
.-.,--. ;i. !. !"..e /'■.',''.,(•.■;' Deed* shall
, be allowed, w nib* aud whin acting .is
i-leifclocbc board of comnussionera,
such per diem as their several boards
may ii-.-, eelivc!v allow, not exceeding
Iv.o Jolll.Ie.
2. Kvgisiering any deed or other
writing authorised lobe registered or
ui, ii i y ,i.. in « :t!> ■••ilili'ale ol
piobate .'I iickiiowledgmentand private
examiiiation of a married woman, eon
liuning not moie tbnn three copy
si.e, is, eighty ceutss and for every ad-
'ii-.inn .I'IV- slu-ei. :.-:i cenls.
j. For a cony id any rccord or an]
|in|K- iu their offices, like fees as for
■egisieriiig the same.
I. I'.n- issuing each notice required
county commissioners, ineludiug
iia io": witnesses, llltecn ceiits,
Ucconling ••«* order of commis
, i ,. if nvei one oopj sheet, foi
vr\ oue over, ten cents.
.'.. Making out original lax list, two
ni>. for each copy required to be
Btruction, and speed, are advantages ■ Bnrk.1. Magaxin. for bo,, and girl., ,„-, .
Claimed for It. I great treat. It la «,a.l i. ...ry re.pcct ,o
"•»>• the Northern magazines, and far superior lo
Iiouder.—A DaVty signing himself ' *"? of 'hem in aWtaadby of Ik reading aial-
" An Indigent Reader"—meaning i"a-' ur. The April number I. fall of good, king ,
diyiuint. we suppose, wants more local I and ahowa a .Uady ianrovemant. We can
17. Probate or acknowledgment, of a
deed, or a willing of any sort author
ized to bo proved, and taking private
examination of a married woman with
a certificate thereof, twenty-use cents. ,
IS. For ordering the registration of new> '" b,s I***!*1"- Tn,s, » *• w»/ Of f aol too h.ghly commend this »HaIine to our
airy deed or other written instrument son"' l'cople-never satisfied, .and we .r.«ler.. Every boy and girl in its *,„,!.
are reniindeu ol an ainusine incident' ought to take it and road it.
by the
Stlb|KI
which has been proved in other county,
twenty -live cents.
l'J. Probate of a will in common
form with certificatoand issuing letters
leatamentary, seventy-live eentn.
SO. Recording will or return of exe-cutors,
administrators, guardians or
trustees required to make returns, leu
cents per copy sheet.
Jl. Grant ot letters ofadministration
ol an) sort, and taking bond of admin
istrator, including justification of
sureties, seventy live cents.
22. Every notice required to be issued
by clerks, ten cents.
23. (Irani ol guardianship, ineludiug
Inking bond and jus ilieationol sei-uri
ties, titty cents.
84. Apprenticing infant, including
indenture, seventy-five cents.
25. Entering caveat on contested
Will, twenty cenls.
2fi. Recording articles of aggi-.-ement
ol propns.'<l cor|Miiatioii. two dollars.
27. Issuing commission of
seventy-live cents.
2*. Entering return to commission,
and order im registration ol deed, ten
cents.
Auditing account >"' executor, ad-luUiiatrato.
• guardian, or olh. t trustee
lequirtd lo letui'll ai counts, lift) cents,
if in-1 over three hundred dollars:
eighly cents if over three hundred and
not ovei one thousand dollars; it over
one thousand dollars, oue dollar. j a jest
30. Continuance of cause, thirty cts.
31. Execution, thirty-five cents.
32. Issuing capias,oue dollar.
;►;. Taking a :. guidance, ten cents.
:il. Enteringjudgmem against ade-raulting
juror or witnesson a bail bond
or recogniat.ee, Iwent) five cents.
8$. Justification of ball bond or re-coguizance,
twenty-five cents.
»;. Indictment, thirty-live cents.
37. Auditing final settlement ol i xe-.
cutor, administrai guardian and
other trustee required to return BC-coui.
ie, one io,.i.'u oi'.iiie perceut. of
tbetmonnl on which commissions are
allowed i" such trustee, if not over one
thousand dollars: an amount over one
thousand dollars and not over live
Co..
amusing onghl Th. Urn. ar.
at the Richmond Theatre during the its. year, or three copies for IS. TiipnMInt
war. During an overture by the or | ,„ .an „nd ,,«,„.. number, *„ ou ....
cliestra, a long, lank, lean, lamished | plication. Addn... J. W. Barka A
loi.kiug Georgian, who was evidently
•'a good old Rebel, hats, boots and! ' "' "'
all' kept singing out «londer.1 At i **"'*"*'" *«"■» fa an btal, naah at
length the bald headed '• leader of the i ■Priag-tuno, full of good things and a.nn-e
baid"goi mad at the interruption, and ■*"•• ine"»etiya and and u.efol for our
jumping upon a bench flourished his i*""* "*■"*•*' laauaM■■■ bays sad gtrbj
instrument high in the air and deliver- ■baaal .ry their bnsineMcapaeltlea in getting
oil himself Vehemently as follows:—. ! apaalabaf anbacrlber* for ibis daligbllu'
••/.'• Nhoiildman niav ety iMHSaVU, piibliention. ..d ba rewarded witb one e/ihe
l.lil'I.AKK. I.t II 1IA KK. as much as he | splendid preniium. offered by the publisher,
please, hut aare id grt Mtame^b-gaiT' j W. Jennings Dnmnst, S3" Broadway, N. Y.
-Tekormm.
A Vermont man lias been arrested
for killing his motnei in-lnw, suppos-ing
hei l» lie a wild turkey. That's
too thin. He knew she wasn't a tur-key
all I he time. N'.-xt tiling we shall
bear of his shooting his father in law.
ami pretending that be mistook Iiiin
auv sort, I far an old gobbler. Why not own the
truth i the entire country would sym-pathise
with a man under the circiim-stances.
When a sudden change of ministry
took over lord liareourl to Dublin
'::>:',• as the new Lord Lieutenant, lie
surprised his predecessor at a earouse
al three o'clock i:i the morning.
The latter, however, wits ready with
You. l..;dsliip." said he, "cannot
say yon found us napping !"
A lady, who had been reading law,
is ;ii the moat fearful and agonizing
doubt* about ihe legality of her mar-ried
condition. She Bays, -lotteries
are illegal,and marriage is the greatest
lottery in life."
made Iw.i c.-lils.
dol
'li..- dinluyua Farmer in an article
'• Holes .. the Pocket," cites the folow-ing
"hobs' common on many farms:
Shallow pfowing ; planting poor seed ;
tinning out giusl stock to mix with
poor; baying what you could just as
well make in leisure lionis ; keeping
bad I'. es and bad gates, and thus
it. Issuing marriage license, on
lar.
Sec '•'. 1. Juttke* shall receive n..
fees whatever, except the following:
for attachment, twenty cenls.
2. '1 i-aii.-i ripl ol judgment, ten cents.
.;. Summons, twenty cents; if more
i II.in one in the same case, for each ad-ditional,
ten cents.
1. Subpoena for each witness, ten
cents.
5. Trial of an issue and judgment,
forrv cents.
C. Taking an affidavit, bond or un-
(1 ■•-.'•-■-- •.- > •--.
7. Forjur) trial andentering veroaw,
forty cents.
8. Execution, twenty cents,
•i Renewal of execution, live cents,
ill. Return loan anneal, thirty cents.
;l'. Order ol arrest in civil aciiou,
tw. utv cents. . . ■
li W:..i,i:it us arresi in criminal
i case, or in bastardy, thirty cents.
13. Warrant of commitment, la eaty
I cent.-
tbonsaml doila > sixth »f on. P« , --^^ m,1B,1,Mlrs: 8peI1ding time
I,,,! : and money in drinking shops, and at
village, store: leaving tools thrown
about here and there , keening worth-ies
- vl;v- , wearing fiue cloths ;and ap-ing
manners thai do llol lielnng to a
farmer.
iiilll'l
They
be fixed
of (heir
14. Commission to take depositions
fifteen cents.
i5. Taking depositions on order or
commission, per copy sheet, ten cents.
III. Making necessary certificate and
return to same, tbirt) live cents.
17. Bach justice of the peace who i»
a member of the board of township
trustees, shall i.-.-eive one dollar per
diem for each .lav's attendance nfjoa
cm. meetings of the bonrd.
Sec. id. I. I'.s-s ol (inYoir.V shall In-the
same as are »r may be allowed
. -riiVs :u sin :lai ''•'■ s
j. i o inkling an inquest over a
,; ,i ■■■. i..:.-. : illai •: if neces
, . . • ii ore th •' one •
,U|il ii •: " . • -vi flollai -.
:i . i::c a picpi-i over whom
has be ii held, all necesbarj
s.nily
for sacl
cent.: anamounl o\erh\c
dollars, one-tenth ol one per ecu
iu no ins:.mi.- to exceed fifteen dollars.
Sec. !-'• I-Vos of. l ■,"/•»..'/«•■ i. In all
cases iu the superior conn, where the
title to land comes iu queation, tea
dollars.
2. In other cases In the stijienor
court, including petition, und i
casi s nf jietirion it. special pro*
in the superior and probate
foui duNare.
Sec 13. Tin- fees ol witnesses,
wheih.-r attending at a term of the su-perior
court or before ti..- ,icik or s
referee. I lie dollar per day.
shall also receive mileage, to
by the count) cobimh mini::
n-speetive ciuniics, al :i rate not to
exceed five cuts per mile iiecessai-ily
traveled their re*|s ctivo homes in go-ing
lo and r. turning from the | lace <•
< lamination by ; In-ordinary route, and
lerridgd.ni.li li paid in going and ro-turning.
If atte-iiUng out ol their
counties, they shall receive ode dollar
p,:i day and live cents per mile going
Mid returning b) the ordinary route,
and and loll and ferriage expenses,
/VnrinW, that witnesses before ma
tniics conns .shall receive fifty w
per day toend cAaes, t-. <...<.«.."»•'*«*
that axpt'rts when i omp.-llcl to attend
and testify, shall be allowed such emu-nensationand
the mileage as the court
may in Its dlseretioii order.
SeO. U. Seclinl:-, tWO, Hue.
foni of chapter ehsveu of.:.:.,.
hundred and seventy-nine
eighteen hundred aud sixty-eight
tv-nine, are liereby re wiaWted.
' Sec. 15. Mileage to count) oBleers
within their respective counties, is
hereby abolished.
Sec. 10. Chapters one. I'
four, live. si\, seven. < '■■'•'•■
ten.ol ■.:;:•• twi .,:\ oni .and mien
i ,„;.• oi >.i'. ii
IJnail and prairie chickens arc so
„„s I plentiful iu Chicago that nearly ten
' thousand of them were led lo hogs in
one day. The Chicago Tribuitt OTgeS
the passage ..flaw's wUicJiwill prevent
th- ii".!in.'..d*,inate slaughter of game
after the middle of January. It says
that millions Of birds are now killed in
Iowa and Illinois every year alter the
game season has passed.
gis-
>".f:
I Candidates for the Convention, if
tie . wish to lie certain o* •access,
gh< nld cctue ..-..t in favor of making it
an -Imp., ichsl.:■•" off ii" e for any per-sot,
in Import, iiii.uiir icinre or use the
di: ...'i.-iil iuvcii ion known as the
»s.. ii-dunk" within the limits of the
State of Sorth Carolina.
.SnWriptiou $1.50 per year.
Tht J.iti'' Cuftrul for May is an exeelle'i
numlN-r, full of pleaalngand iustruelive reaii
ing matter for boy. and girl., and older no.
pie who bay. yottng heart.. Terms. 1MB
a year. Send stamp for s|ieeirneii nniul
and premium Hat to Jno. E. Miller.Puldisher,
Chicago, 111.
Tkr Manufarturtr amt Sui'/der.—The .iumb,-r
for May of Ibis popular indnxtrlal m.garin.
is received. Like every number that w>
have eeen.tbi. one oontaiua a vast aaMaaM
of m.tler ins.rnctive and enlerlaiiiing to ,b.
■IS.hilllO. the prof.-ssio.ial mail, and .he gen-eral
reader. Among the artii-l's, ofi.ii.re g.-i.
, ral interest we notice that relating tn the
Kaglish road-roller receiilly mi|H>rted tor n.-e
noon ■ li. street. ■ f Now Haven, ft., ae.-on •
,...:..-.I by lino engravings of the yunTune
showing its mechanical details. Another
flue engraviug shows on an enlarged scale
some details ol tho architecture of the New
York City post office, which, when compii-l
ed, will be oue of the most im|K>siiig s.iu<-
lures in the country. Prof. Ville's eelebrat A
,-\|,i-riuuuts relating to the growth of plants
is continued in this number, and is also fully
illustrated, as als - is an article relating la
ibe sopli'-stion of Ihe |io!ariecope ..■ ll.c
manufacture of sugar. Mechanics will le-mon)
directly interested in the articles on
steaiu-g.i.is. blind-making machinery.methisl
of construi-tiug spiral stairs, the eon-trii.--
tion of ovens. Ii,|iiid paint, woven wiin le-.l..
improvisl inelhod nf tinning casl-irnn, ai„l
the like, of which .here are upward si twen-ty
in .he nuniocr before *.i. n. tl.e depari
uient of Cfuestions, Answer,, .ml I'rolil.-n.s
there is a condensed mass of useful infiiruia
tiou whioh alone is worth to any man las
price of the magazine many tia.ee over, li
is published by Western A Company.:i7 I'm. k
Row, New York, at Ibe remarkably low price
of *T -V a year.
*{ew Music, in pieces for V warn. Th.
Tine Cross ; t'ndcrneuth the Viulets; Come.
rest your ':!•::■' litlh* darling; Furewi II
moth.-:, ii ..-..lil thongb's of long a^o--
Spr.ug Tide—Trio from Harvey ; Spring am!
Autumn: May Song; Sweet is the time <>l
Spring; Our Lord is risen from the I sail; -
Lo il <;<*! the Holy Ghost; Bin., Mini Scbl
lische | Standard March: Belle Malic Ma/ur
ka; Hello of Saratoga: Cinnamon los-. svbot-.
s-he.
I lie above pieces, p:SMM froni SB full-si/i
Hayjin alHra, a.e eonlaineil in the May tiurn
ber of ItuW Jfiuiea. J/»si'ii», for which the
Publisher asks the modest sum ot 30 cent..-
.Send 30 cenu for a aampo copy, or $1 for the
January. February. March, and Apri, .am-bers,
and we aru onrldeot ,w» wHI thank
us for recommending ii. Address, J. L. Pt-teis,
i!li> Broi.iway.N. Y.
Remnants by Josh Rill.
Customs are like grease—the nuke
•nn.Tthing slip earv.
There if sum things Mis! I. ' h,-
uiUlftljlWW«>«r1 inMaShra ,.se, ' •!.».,,
| niBllUBml at jbal 11 wracb ov a St ad)
aaiaiattuBMriokaix.
If a man cxpeekt* tew be v.
tewons hip ntitstri't ralv too i:r--,-'•
tneVsMttTM, rmr trmmntch wit:, html
neither.
Thare iz more deviltry in I'
thau there iz ignorance.
The people who acktnall:
tew liv their lives over agin .in
very ones who don't want to«l •
The richest man ov all
haz got but little, but hat |
wants.
Natnr makes all the noli
wealth, ednkanhuu, nor ped
made ono yet.
When a man du/. me i
alwas try tewrememl*ei It.
he dux me an injury, i alwu- I
forget it—if i don't. I ought ta
If a man is honest he ma) no two-he
in the right, but he kan net,
in the wrong.
Orate talkers nro general!' I
liars, for them who talk so
sooner or Infer run .sir o\ "-
and tell what they don't kno.
I don't bet there iz enoy ■
as a perfektly goml man, or :i •
bad man.
I kno ov enny quaiiliiv e
whose virtews are :.c lite meti
er folks, who are good kimpl)
reputusiiiin ov II.who haven'l
more real appetite t.rv theii r
•ban a klam MS.
I have atnddyed mi own -
aad mi own impulses for
iusslv, and 1 kau't fell to d -
I bet) whether ' uin :■
trew niau »r not—ifphari
who knows about ll|is mattei
Ihey would iiilil."-- |iie a lertl
ing ii |Hisiago blisien
There is nosekts noi
putes aniuii'/ tin heathen ;
them cook a misojonjerv Hie
One grate renwni » hi "J I
» rulV toad lew ir.sv. it bel
inost ev-T\ bodd) wtirV
owiilot, and lets Ihe
oaJV ov Itself.
There iz U.is ov folk
lew w i* hsll jus.
crown \i. so ''into thai ire goi
Every man minces hiz iwu |i
.mil DM best pedigree \i icl<
srienot
To IM» » gentleman —
keep a hoss and buggy.
Virlow in a |ssir m in i
az a .Jewell in a ttpl's nose
The man who in ,i I-,
household iz an abjekt
equals.
After a man is fairly horn . nex'
great blessing iz a square iletk
Virtew iz. like »ireng*li .
kan tell how mutch he ha, ■
till he cams akrosl Bumtbing i
litl.
r
mil
. .- two
laws ••!
,.ix-
A German beina tenutredto give a
fe.„ipt in fall.'after much mental effort
pnalnoeii the following : "I i»h lull.
I wants no more money. John SWABS
hainmel.*'
\ Chicago Music store reccll ly s'vdd
a piano, and ihe h»yyM smw alter
wrote to. Shd deaasta mat he and Ins
Wll • .siulilii't find the place t* wiud it
up and Ihey wanted to be told at once
l,„w lo make Ihe •'darned thing go."
Thay cum tew |ln- konl
what everyboddv
watching.
Thar iz menny folks I
mules, I!n- only vnv ii s
affeekshuns i/. thru the kindni
klnb.
Thoro aint bti* pin
know how to giv gifts, and i
bcr who know how bo n
less.
Tim strong.- ;l |>ro|
man's natur iz to war.l to
going on '" and the next -'
tew-boaa the job.
Skorn not the il:.-.
for that is no man in Ihi
but what sum one kan do him
or an injury.
There iz one witnea*
guilty ov perjury, and dial Is
.science.
" Thaarre i> Rich a thing
wns t"'. quick !"!.! I -
myself; I alwns
train by being il.an a I
Kin.
The
beat.
l»nth of dm
j i in .,. m
..i%ii, -
,.::.! actual expcn«
s. the coantj con
ol'
chapter two
ten section
chapter two
, three,
nine . i: I
Ive
l-.llc. :i".nl
..I.i. .
oi!
vr-. i g.i . nine,
ol chapter eievei
i ,1 ami seventy »■>«■«-
n.l ion.
further sum as .!«• commissioners
the ct.unly may 'teem reasonable. _
Bee li I- ••''-■"''"■ Court Clerks.-*
1 or . v.-rv original writ of aummons, ot
^l,,1o,,-,,..:.li.*lj^|MHr.s.s.onedo.
la, - and no additional allowance Rr
any names inscricLainl forevery duplk
,-,;.• thereof, twenty five cents.
j. Recording a return
other ministerial officer, ten cents.
8. Iteceiving, ulliug and noting at
the docket any pleading or deuinrref.
fcnu oadivating copies filed to the par-are
hereby i-pcalcd.
gee. 17- T1'is ad B! all
from ami m'ter ita retificatien.
eti the 31st day of March, »»«i-
Of TOO »re troubled with wans or
eorns take a pie.- of fteah heef, soak
of a sheri.fafe<e*siidi tmin vin.ehgar Mr twenty-four houra, vnv th.n rii t blBd
B™on the wart," renewing the applica-tion
for three or four days when a cure
will have been eflocted.
Not long ago a man was arrested for
beating hia wife-, and as he was put
bit > a .ell was beard to say ii was
ibi «:st :in-.e he was ever locked up,
I* ui he thanked Ood.it was not for
any mean, dirtj crime, like getting
drunk.1'
Some earefal man has ascertained
ev-'tlu the average bead contains 130,-
sl <-1000 bain. The avei age moustache
contains about 11-
\ Massachusettsdead-iMV.t has been
Kiii-.-es-siullv passing himself off for a
San Francisco physician. His latMr
mau was a recommeiidirteaU signed
"Vouis iu Kris*"
^.f. Katb. to lier new husband, "John.
What .•«« ilo« trne iove hnild upon t
Qaath -; aa. aud nfaaaM from ear to eai,
"The roak nt yandar cra.tle, dear.'
At the election iu Michigan two wo-men
voted- one, a Mrs. (Jardner, in
Detroit, and the other, Mary >V ilson,
at Battle Creek.
The richest place in Scxta OaroHaa
—(7oWj-horo.
High training—Haughty culture.
:i h.rce
:ti'.:;i
A sport alwa.
l'.UDTing.
From l.c knock hard 'BJ
ualklioi-kingsara km c!
never 'nppen.
If the Siamese twins i-would
be their fakoiite J
are a band of brothers.'1
A woman w- nl int.
iicwsiiaper office :<r,-i n ktil
•ers to print l.ei a /'
Waahfp.
The- Loulicillo I",.
Congressman Uoweu n> "mi
three women, and thirl
still to !*> in .ii 1 from.''
The Hannibal Courier
there has h.-eii l.ir one
ed in that ciiy i. the p.i-i • I
tbat was made of a eoupli i I
soda bottles.
News comes from Connectir
"the flashy trout is leaving in,
label aain :i, and hi- ''■■'
glea;us iu the daifc ea
brooks."
Rig sister—"O. [»]»• I re
and hear Nilssoe. Vou know
fond of music" Jutenili
triumphantly—"Then why do
let me play on my drum r
Must it not bo very ro
on your knees before i
Eve's daugtheis, he...- a
of sweet words betn i -
parted lips, raising roseei mi i i. i
I' by the acre, bringing iea
to her eyes at the idV atua
when she is ■going to
your arms, to bear har .
•ry: *'i'ou, Sail have >.-..
'ere hogs I"
Mis. Harriet Beecher Stowe thinks
women have no cause 'to ouaplain of
"man'soppression,',or sthssl we judge
so from the following utterance she
pnts in the mouth uf one of the chnr
a'-tersiu 'u«i last story : **Get a man
and .. woman togethei—any son
o' woman vou'le a innnl to, don't Cawi
who "tis and one way or another si.i
gets the rule over hiss, and hcjist bat
lo trait, t,. IMS Hie. Some does it one
way and some dosfl it anothei; aaanB
dis?s it by kis.sin'. ami some \'does it by
faculty and contrivances; but one way
or another they oilers does ib'"
Andrew Fleteer, of Saltou, immor-talized
his name with two utterances.
He it was who said : •■< live ine the
lnaVit.gc of a nation's songs, aud I .-are
■■•it who malie its laws." And when
it was proposed to him to take the .nth
of allegiance to the British govern-ment,
the Scottish patriot, who never
accepted the nnion of thelwo kingdoms
re.<|iouded. "1 would di«> to serve my
couutry, but I would not do an. inguo
ble action to save it."
Oub d-y in spring Sir Walter Scott
sluiced forth with Lady Scott to enjoy
a walk around Ahhotsford. In their
wanderings they puased a field when
a number of ewes were enduring the
frolics of their lambs. "Ah!" exclaim-ed
Sir Walter, ■ 'tis no wonder that
poets, from the earliest ages, have
made the lamb the emblem of peace
aad innocence." "They late indeed de
lightful animals." returned her lady
ship -. "enpaxaallx with mint sauce."