The Greensborough patriot [March 16, 1866]

              Volume XXVII. GREENSBORO, N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1866. Number 1,286.
Brenizer, Kellogg & Co.,
(Successors »o Kellogg & Breniter.)
GREENSBORO, X. C,
Removed to Mendenhall's frame Office north of
the Court House,
KEOGH & CRANE.
AND
I N'SUIUNCE AGENTS.
Gold,
Silver,
Bank Notes,
State Bonds,
Coupons,
Stocks and
other securities
Bought and Sold.
Collections promptly made on all accessible
point*.
Deposits received subjeot to sight checks as
will) the banks.
U.S. Internal Revenue Stamps of every de-mruiriation
sold.
Money loaned on deposited securities.
INSURANCE! j
Fire, Marine, Life, Accident, and
Perils of Inland Transporta-tion
!
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company
of'Brooklvn !%'. Y.
Cash Capital and surplus $410,000.00
\iiliona! Marine and Fire Insur-ance
Company oi" \ew Orleans.
Assets ^505,000.00
Traveler's Snsurance Company of
Hartford Conn.,
Capital $500,000 00
Brenizer, Kellogg & Co.,
Agents for the above Companies.
Effect insurance upon Dwellings, Store Houses
Wuro Houses, Colkges, Seminaries, Hotels,
Mil's. Factories, Chuic'ies, &c, also, Tobacco,
Collon, Gr.in and General Merchandise in rra>i-tilu.
Terms reasonable, Policies issued for any
(•mount ur.der $00,000.00.
IN THE
" Traveler's Insnraixce Co.,"
of Hartford Conn ,
Brenizer, KCIIOJTR &. Co.,
Effect insurance against accidents of all kinds
causing bodny injury or loss of life.
•ti.isovs WHY
TOC SHOULD
INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENT.
"Accidents will happen,"—no man is secure
from them. T« a working man, whoso income
ceases the moment he is disabled fmrn workirg,
accident insurance comes as a blessing, with its
$15 or $-T, awetk compensation.
Every prudent aud careful man will act with
reference to future contingercie*. Bodily acci-dent
and injury is or.eo: t.e moet frequent and
prolific causes of distress ; of distress to a man's
family, if fatal to him, and to himself, also, if only
disaVling him from pursuing his business In
both cases, this mode of insurance comes to jou
with its assured life.
As no Medical Examination is required tbon-gjnds
of those who have been rtjecled by Life
Companies, inconsequence of lieridilary orolher
diseases, can sffect insurance in the Traveler's at
the lowest rates.
Life Insurance Companies pay no part of the
principal sum until the death of the insured. This
Coir.pii"J p^ys the loss or damage tustained by
personal tr>jory irhenncr it octvrs.
The fccl'ng of security which such an insur-ance
"ives :s worth more than money.
The rates of premium are less than lor any
other class of insurance in proportion to the risk
No better or more satisfactory use can 1 s made
of sosmall a sum. I' is tr.e best and cheapest in-i
3jrar.ee exunt, and of ben-fit to all classes.
janl2 77-Cm
THE PEOPLE'S
Wholesale and Retail
VARIETY STORE,
LINDSAY'S CORNER.
East of Court House Greensboro, N. C.
Best Quality of Goods !
ONE PRICE!
Quick Sales and Small
Profits !
We dont sell one article of goods
below cost -with the intention to
make up the loss on something
else ! We treat all alike, dealing
fairly and squarely with every
body.
GROCERIES.
Family Groceries and Supplies
of every grade and quality at the
lowest prices.
Drv Ciootk
Full lines of Ladies' Dress and
Furnishing goods of every qual-ity,
and at prices which defy
competition.
Gent's Furnishing
Goods.
Our stock of Gent's Furnish-ing
goods is complete in every
particular. Best quality of goods.
Lowest prices !
Particular attention is invited
to our stjck of clothing. In this
department we ofler the very
best inducements. Our clothing
is made expressly to our own or-der,
of undamaged goods, and
sold lower titan much of the
" shoddy" now in the Southern
market.
Table and (tnccn's-ware.
A full assortment of common
as well as the finest qualties of
Table and Queen'sware, Table
Cutlery, Spoons, &c.
Domestic and Impor-ted
Wines,. Liquors
and Cigars.
The attention of dealers is par-ticularly
called to this depart-ment
of our trade. We can sell
wines, liquors and cigars on bet-ter
terms, taking into considera-tion
cost and carriage, than they
can be procured in Northern
markets.
DAN CASTELLO'S
GRE4T SHOW!
MARRIED,
In Greensboro, X. C, Tuesday evening,
March lath, 1866, by the Bev. Win.'Barringcr.
Dr. W. S. ALLEN, of Wentworth, and Hiss
LAURA L. THOMAS of this place, daughter
of Wm. J. Thomas, deceased, late of Louisburg,
N. C.
New Advertisements.
THIS COMPLETE
CORPS OF ALTISTS
Will have the honor of appearing before the pub-lie
of
GREENSBORO
on Saturday March l"th, for one day only. Doors
open 2 P. M., and Cj A. M.
This Troupe will to headed by the greatest
CLOWN,
JESTER, I1IMOBIST,
ORATOR AND PERFORMER,
On the American Continent.
Caslello's iniminitable performing Russian Horse
Flour! Flour ! 1—700 liarreis Family,
Super and Fine, now landing, and daily ex-pected
fcr sale by A. A. WTLiiARD,
8G Wilmington, N. C.
Corn! Corn! !—JOOO Bushels prime White
Corn in store and for sale by
A. A. WILLARD,
80 Wilmington, N. C.
His Thoroughbred Trick Horse
"ANDY JOHNSON."
His comic I'ony ''JANUARY," and his educated
MULES
DAS CA8TELLO
Will execute his Flying Leap for life, cveiy af-ternoon
and evening.
NOTICE.
THE GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
The Manager has, at a great expense, obtained
th'1 services ot Hcrr Lenger, the Lion King, to-geiher
with his
WONDERFUL LIONS AND LIONESSES.
The compntry comprise some or the finest per-formers—
male sn.l female—either in Europe or
America, consisting of
EQUESTRIAN VAULTERS,
Af.ROBATS AND GYMNASTS,
DAN CASTELLO and Mr. CHARLES PAE-ICER,
the two great Clewi.s, will appear in every
performance.
£3?" A corps of Ushers are engaged to seat our
patrons, and tie public n.ay be assured that the
strictest order and decorum will be preserved.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission $1 00
Children fiO
Colortd I'o.'ple 75
mur9 S6-2w
pi OOI> NEWS
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES ■
AND THE PUBLIC GKXKKALI.Y.
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth
Dry Goods,
TO BE RUN OFF-AT COST,
AT
MAY, RYTTEXBERG & COS.,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
Having determined to clofe out cur entire
stock of Dry Goods during the month of January
and February.
This is no Humbug !
Call and see for youiss'.ves the great bargains
we arc selling.
Land for Sal**.—I ofler for sale the fol-lowing
tracts of land :
i)t\o tract couiainipg 4C5 acres, situated -1
miles south of Greensboro, lying immediately be-tween
the two roa>i«, leaJiug to Asheboro : 800
acres are Leavily timbered, Ilia remainder under
cultivation, wiih extensive meadows well watered
good orchard, good dwelling, splendid barn, and
all necessary building? Good spring convenient
to the house. Any person desiring to see this land
will call u, on Levin R. Kirkman, on the promises
One otuer tract, containing 180 acre<, 1} miles
south of Greensboro, immediately or. the "Ashe-boro
roail; 80 ncies iu cultivation, the remainder
in woods. Good dwelling all neeessnry build
ings, good well water in the yard, orchard, mea-dows,
good mill seat on a never-failing stream,
running through the land.
One O'tier tract, containing 150 acres, 5 miles
south-west of Greensboro, of which 50 OCTPS
are under cultivation, w 11 fenced, the balance
,vcll timbered and under fence—nlso, good mea-dow,
a log dwelling, and stables on the premises
Any person desiring to purchase any of these
lands will apply to rne at Greensboro, or in my
absence to C. P. Mendenhall.
85-tl W. S. CLARK.
Nortli Carolina Stokes County.—
Court of liens an.l Quarter Sessions: De-cember
Term lfetiS.
Petition for sale of
Land.
BARTER.
\Ye take in exchange for (roods
Barter of all kinds allowing the
highest market prices.
Thomas A Griffin, Adm'r of|
John GiitBn deceased,
VS.
John Griffin, etal.
It appearing to the Court, that Wiiliiam Grifiin,
Susan Gritlin, Sarah Griffin, Mary Griffin, Eliza-beth
Griffin, and Faunie Griffin who intermarried
with Mouroe Mastin, heirs at law of. John Grif
fin, deed, are not inhabitants of this Slate ; It is
ordered by the Court that advertisement be made
for six weeks in The Greensboro Patriot, for said
above named heirj to appear at then«xt Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to to hild for the
County of Stokes, at the Ccurt House in Danbury
on the 3rd MOD lay of March next then ant there
to sh -w cause it any they have, why the pra}cr
of the petitioner be not granted, otherwise it
will be heard ex pane as to them.
Witness, Joel F. BUI, Cleik of said Court at
office the third Monday o' December. 1805.
8.3 ftvr—ad* 10 JOEL F HILL, O. C. C.
/~1©tfee. Sugar &.C.
65 Bags Coffee,
39 Barrels Coffee i>£ -r,
200 Kegs Nails, ■ . .
luO Kegs Powder)
200 Baas Shot,
50 11.i7.ui Pails,
1000 lbs Assorted Candies,
2500 lbs Adamantine Candles,
And a general stock of Merchandise, for sale
by . A. A WILLARD,
80 Wilming.cn, N. C.
also be subject to indictment for a misde-meanor.
Re it further enacted. That none of tie
provisions of this act shall apply to the
State or county revenue, or repeal am of
of thp existing modes or remedies provi-ded
by law for the collection of the same.
Be it further enacted, 1 hat the tax upon
justices judgments retunmblc to the Su-perior
court shall be the same as is now
taxed in the several county courts.
Be It further enacted, That the time of
four years be extended to executors and
•administrators, wherein to settle the es-tates
of their testators or intestates and a
further time in which to plead; at the dis-cretion
of the courts.
Be itfurther enacted, That the provis-t
ns of this act, extending the time of,
ending and the return of executions,
J. R. DlCkSOY, OF Iff. C,
JVITIl
Northrop Taylor <Sc Co.,
Importers anJ jobbers of Milks and Farcy Dry
Goods, Shawls, Whits Goods, Hcseiry, Gloves,
Ribbons, Dress Triruh:K3,"&3.
86-3m No. 312 Dro-dwnv, N. V.
wT M. STI:VE\SO\,
HK.II.EU IN
GROCERIES
AS1D
GONFEOTIONERIES
Is constantly receiving French and American
Cau.!ie3, Raisins. Orn'.ges, Prunes, Lemons, Cur-rants.
Cocoa Nuts, I>aK?8, PicUles, Figs, Jellie.4
sc, Pine Sugars, Cospes and Tea*, nuking and
Chewing Tobacco, Inrported Segirs, &c.
Next door to Southern Express Office. Ceil and
examine Stock. Libei i! discount to the trade.
marl 7 8ii-3m
Dissolution. copartnership of Ster-ling
& Albright U this day dissolved oy
mutual consent. Aft ;■ ■, >us having claims
■against the late firm »ill please present them fur
settlement to R. Sterlajig, and all persons indeb'i
ed to us will please sail and settle.
RICHARD STERLING.
JllS. W. ALBRIGHT.
We have this day entered int > a copartnership
under the style of :;. Sterling & :;ou, to co-duct
a general publishing business, togetltr
with a wholesale and reta ! book »n 1 s'a'onery
trade. RICH < ill STERLING,
86-4w R ). BTERLING.
Tailoring.—T!i undersigned mo.->t respect-fully
informs his* old friends and patrons
mat he has resumed his business in Greensboro,
and would be plea- .'• > wait upon all who may
Oesire woru in his *rlo^ llio latest styles on
served, and all woik warranted t'< give satisfac-tion.
Prices moderate Shop in rear of Porter A
Eckel's Drug Store. J. G. EFLAND.
morlti ^'i ::ra
PATRIOT
GREENSBORO, N. O.
FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 1866.
The Legislature adjourned on Monday
morning last. To the exclusion of other
matters we devote all of our space this
week to the Captions of the .-.c-ts and res-olutions
passed atthecallf.d and adjourn.',1,
sessions, and also such ael.s in full as we
have received. We shall continue to pub-lish
in full such acts as arc of irnportan ••
to the people.
Lacd.
Ale! Ale!-—We »re now receiving from
the Cockade city Brew.rv, Petersburg. Va.,
laige quantities of DRAUGHT ALE, which we
arc prepared to deliver to purchasers < hcaper
than they can buy elsewhere. In quality this
also will compare favorably with any of the
celebrated brands manufactured in the Norrh.
Give us a c.ll. KEOGH & CRANE.
fob-4 83-6m
W. Lurk, Jr.,
and othen. j
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Wiilinm Luck, Jr., is not an inhabitant o!
this S:ate ; It is ther.-K.ro ordered by the Court
that publication be made in 'Ins GRKE.ISP.ORI>
PATRIOT for six successive weeks notifying said
defendant to appear at our next Ccurt of Pleas
and Ouarter Sessions to IIP held for the county ot
i'.a .: '.: !. at the Court House in Asheboro on t'.ie
first Monday of May next, then and thoie to
plead, answer or itercur to the petition in this
case, or judgment pro conf.sso wi:l be enured,
and the petition heard exparte as to him.
Witness, J II. Brown, Cleik of said Court, lit
Monday in February, lfeCO.
Issued February 12th, 1866.
84-0wad?;i0 J. H. BROWN, Clerk.
VrortasfltarolisUi Randolph Co.—
J_> Curt ..i Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb-ruary
Term, 18d0.
James E. Macon, "|
J- Petition for partition of " **"** of debt, assumpsit, ©even aut and
A y A or
To change the jurisdiction of the courts
and the rides of pleading therein.
Be it enacted by the general assembly
of the State of North Carolina, and it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the
same: That from and after the first day of
July eighteen hundred and sixty-six, the
several superior courts of law shall have
exclusive original jurisdiction to hear, try
and determine all cases of a civil nature,
not cognizable before :i justice ofthe peace,
and arising out of cot:!:.tets entered into
before the first day of May, in the year
eighteen bundled and sixty-five, except
when the proceeding shall be by attach-ment,
Provided: That nothing herein con-tained
shall prevent a court of pleas
quarter sessions from empannelling a jury
to try controversies respecting wills npon
issues vil non: Provided farther, That all
for trial its other suits; in all other cases
suits may be brought and prosecuted to
judgment according to the regular course
of the court.
Be itfurther enacted, That in all cases
as aforesaid, pending in Superior courts,
in which judgments have heretofore taken,
or may be hereafter taken, in the Superior
Courts, and upon which executions have
issued or may issue, it shall
be the duty of the sheriff or other officer
in whose bands such executions have be n
or may be placed for collection, to endorse
a levy upon the defendant or defendants
sufficient to satisfy the same, and return
such executions without making a sale;
and npon said returns, it shall be the du-ty
of the clerk, sixty days before the next
term of the court to issue .-\ yenditiopi ex-,
ponas or fieri facias, at (!'■. Election ot'thel .
plaintifij returnable to the .text term ofthe j shall not apply to cases arising uudi'r cbap^
court for the costs and one fifth of the sum ,or seven __revised code, entitled attach-recovered
; and all alias executions upon
judgments heretofore taken, shall be re-turnable
in like manner, arid shall issue, for
the like proportion of the judgment:
Provided, That nothing contained in this
section shall be held to revive dormant
judgments.
Be I.tfui-th,■■!■ enacted, That upon there-turn
of execution as aforesaid, it shall be
the duty ofthe clerk, sixty days before
thai terra ofthe court which" is held twelve
months fr« m the term to which such exe-cution
was returned to issue another ven-ditioni
exponas or fieri facias at the elec-tion
of the plaintiff retarrmbleto said term
for one fourth of the remainder of the
sum recovered and interest thereon ; and
upon said return it shall be the duty of
the clerk, sixty days before that term of
the Court which is held twelve months af-ter
said return, to issue executions as
aforesaid for one half of the remainder of
the sum recovered and interest there-on
; and upon said return it shall be the
duty of the clerk, sixty days before that
term of the court which is held twelve
months after said return, to issue execu-tion
as aforesaid for the remainder of the
sum re sovered aad interest thereon: Pro-vided,
That if the defendant shall pay into
office or file Inf.re the clerk a receipt from
the plaintiff therefor, on any one of said
installments before tbe time fixed for issu-ing
execution, aa aforesaid, in such case
tution shall be stayed for said instal-ment:
And provided further, That the
judgn ii mall constitute a lien on the
land i I the defendant until said judgment
is satisfied or the lien <li irged by the
acj or laches of the plaintiff.
Be Ufurther emm BO much of
to consider and determine the sat ie, ac-cording
to equity and good nee:
Provided, horcever. That no part of this
section shall be constr_ied to estop or hin-der
any person from pr >cceding u the
usual course of law, if he shall dee-u the
same necessary.
itfjn.
n>y ■ ■ !i ■††'tic i : 1 v.-
accounts issued to Spring term 1866 shall
to be returned Fall term, eighteen hun-dred
and sixty six: Provided furtl
That in all suits excontractn tbe defendant
or defendants shall be allowed six moi
from the retain to plead and demur.
Be itfhrther enacted, That in till t
committed to the exclusive jurisdiction of
the superior courts of law, by section firs]
of this act, when suits have already been
brought, and are now pleading in any of
said courts it shall be the duty of the court
to give the defendant furthertime for trial,
until the Fall term of eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, when the same shall stand
dred aud five of the revised code as sub-jects
a sheriffto a penalty of one hundred
dollars for not executing and returning
; tess, be and the same is hereby re-
!' alt ■ ccept as provides in this act as to
all penalties which may be allegedtohave
been incurn I by a compliance with the
provisions of this act.
Be itfurther enact,d, That it shall be
the duty of all constables and other offi-cers
tn levy any exemptions which mav'be
in their hands, issued uponjudgment here-tofore
rendered by magistrates and to re-turn
the same t igether with said levies to
the j ustici a of the peace who issued the
same, or to some oilier magistrates in said
county, whose duty il shall be upon the
application of the plaintiff to issue a ven-ditioni
exponas, returnable tot sooner
than twelve months from the date thereof
and for the like prop lion of the sum re-covered
as heieinbef' re prescribed on ex-emptions
issued from the superior court,
an I ' from twelve months until the judg-in
ii'. is satisBed. Provided however, That
when there is r." per onal property or not
ient to satisfy the plaintiff's demands.
it Bhall be the duty of sue!', officers to
Ii \ y the execution On the defendant's land,
and when there is no personal property,or
the same shall have been exhausted by
r< in directed to return the same
to ill-' next Bupi rior court of the county,
re the same pr< cee lings shall be had
:• in cases of original jurisdiction in in-forcing
payment by execution.
Be itfurther enacted, Thai hereafter till
civil warrants issued by justices of the
peace, where the proceeding is not by at-tachment
Bhall be male returnable for
trial twelve months after the issuing of
such warrant and not before; and no jus-tice
of the "r ace shall have power Or ju-risdiction
to try any such warrants before
the expiration of twelve months fifora the
issuing of the same: Provided, That the
defendant is a resident of the Stale, and
all executions issued by a justice of the
peace, shall be made returnable 12 months
from the issuing ofthe same and upon
such warrant either party may ap-peal
from the judgment to the next BUC-cee
ling term of the superior court by giv-ing
security as i> nov provided by law in
:i ■ of appeal from justices' judgments;
and upon judgments there had, according
to the course of the court, and upon all
judgments given by a magistrate and no
appeal therefrom, execution Bhall issue and
be returnable in like manner and time and
r the like proportion of the sum recov-er*
•!:.- I ereinbefore provided where suit is
brought in the superior court: Provided
ver, that all proceedings before any
justice! for any forcible entry
or detainer, or against any other person
ling over against a landlord, or in any
other case founded in court, where juris-diction
has heretofore been given, or may
hen after be given to one or more justices
by existing law shall not be subject to the
provision, but ail such case- may be pros-ed
I >jn Igment and execution in the
manner prescribed by law prior to the
enth Scptem er, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, or aa provided in any act or acts
toui hing such wrongs and conferring such
jurisdiction.
B itfurther •:. r< t d, That if any sher-iff,
clerk or other officer shall violate any
of the provisions of this act, he shall for-feit
the sum of two hundred dollars to be
recovered by any person sueing for '. he-same
in the name of the Stale, and shall
moot; but proceedings may be instituted
and prosecuted to judgment, and execu-tion
in all respects as is provided in the
said chapter or act or acts since passed,
concerning attachment.
Be it further enacted, That any action
Or Bait heretofore brought under any ex-isting
law returnable to the law or exrah v.
shall he deemed to have been properly
brought to said courts, as it instituted af-ter
the next spring term of said court, and
shall be proceeded with according to the
provisions of tins act.
lie itfurther t nacted, That an act enti-tled
"An act to change the jurisdiction of
the courts and the rules of pleading,'' rat-ified
the eleventh day of September, eigh-teen
hundred and sixty-one, and also an
act entitled "An act to restore the courts
and for other purposes, ratified the four-teenth
December, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three, be and the same are hereby
repealed ; and except as herein otherwise
provided, full jurisdiction civil and crimi-nal,
as conferred in the county courts, and
the said superior courts of law and the
same is hereby restored : Provided, that
no one of the provisions of this act, save
the first section thereof, shall apply to
suits upon the official bonds of sheriffs,
coroners, constables, clerks and masters
in equity, nor debts contracted since the
first day of May, eighteen hundred and
sixty-five ; but the remedy in such oases
shall remain as it existed in the year i860.
Be itfurther etu cted, That in all suits
brought by any bank of the State or by
any assignee or endorsee of said bank, or
t.i.v officer of said beak, that it shall and
may be lawful for the defendants to set
oil" by pleas or on trial any note issued by
said bank er its branches, whether the
same has been presented* for payment or
not, any law or usage to the contrary not-withstanding,
but said plea of sett off on
trial shall not avail to carry costs against
the plaintiff, unless there has been a ten-der
of such payment before suit has be* n
brought, Provided, that this act shall not
apply to any debt reduced by the scale of
depreciation of Confederate currency.
in general asseml.lv read three times
and ratified this 10th day of March A. D.
1805.
i-
A BILL
To ',■ entitled An Act to establish a Seal*
of Depreciation of Confederate Cur-rency.
Whereas, By an ordinance ofthe (' n-vention,
entitled "An ordinance declaring'
v.-hat laws and ordinances are in force,
and for other purposes,'' ratified on the
18th day of October, A. D. is.;.-,, it is
madethe duty of the General Assembly
to provide a scale of depreciation ofthe
Confederate currency from the time ofita
first issue to the end ofthe war ; and it is
further therein declared that " all execu-tory
contracts, solvable in money, whetl
er under seal or not, made after the
preciation of said currency before the 1st
day of May, 1865, and yet unfilled, (except
official bonds and penal bonds payable to
the State.) shall be deemed to have been
made with the understanding that they
were solvable in money of the said curren-cy,"
subject nevertheless to evidence of a
different intent of the parties to the con-tract
; therefore,
Be it enacted by the General Ass. tnbly
ofthe State ofNorth Carolina, and it u
hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the following scale of depre-ciation
be and the same is hereby adopted
and established as the measure of value of
one gold dollar in Confederate currency,
for each month, and the fractional parts of
the month of December, 1864, from the
1st day ofNovember lnei, to the 1st day
of .May, 180.">, tO wit :
Scale of depreciation of Confederate Cum
thegdld dollars being the unit and measure
of value, Iron Nov. 1st, 1861, to May l, 1805.
MONTHS. 1801. 1862. 1868. 1864. 1806
January,
February
March, " ] 60
— 1 60
— 1 GO
— 1 60
1 60
1 60
•_• GO
•j 00
2 6 I
2 60
$1 20 $2 00 821 00 850 00
I 80 a it) I'I oo .}r) no
4 00 23 no GO 00
6 tut ■2» KM UN) 00
6 GO IS 00
(i SO 1« 00
'.I (HI Jl 00 __
1J 00 ■j..; INI ^_
11 no 25 00 __
1 1 00 •J'". no
16 00 80 00
■1 i 00 —
86 iUt
12 l>0
10 1M,
April,
May. —
Juno, —
July, —
August, —
September, —
October, —
November, 81 10
D mber, 1 10
l) e. 1 t" I' tli. inclusive,
" 10th to 20th, "
:-• to Slst,
And whereas, many grave and difficult
disputes may arise between executors, ad-ministrators,
guardians and trustees, and
their legatees distributees, wards and
cestuysque trust, in the settlement oftheir
accountsand trusts, arising from the de-preciation
of Confederate currency, State
treasury notes and bank notes, inciucut to
and growing out of the late war ; and
that law suits and expensive litigation
may be obviated.
fie it therefore enacted, That in all su h
cases, the parties are hereby empower) d
to form a fail and perfect Statement of tbe
case on both sides, which case shall be
submitted to the determination of one of
the judges ofthe Superior Courts, chosen
by the parties, who is hereby authorized
From The Richmond V.
A Northern Viow of the Situa .
vYehave been pnrmfrttsti to main the
folljwing extract from a h te priva* let-ter,
written by out ofthe most *stin-guished
and sagacious statcsin. n I the
North, w one of our iell< i oitisensVThe
name ofthe waiter, were we at !il«s.yto
giv&iXwould secure instant and. ^
attention to his utterances. He has
a consistent, thorough, bold oppotJr of
all radicalism for years past, and sagacious
enough to have predicted, long ago, many
ofthe results which we are now witness-ing.
It is to be hoped that ins sr.<.'acity
may fail him in regard to 1 he anticipations
expressed in this letter. It will be seen
that he advises a warm, slcady, hop. ltd
support of the President iuallloj attempfli
to restore the Government ntder the .Con-stitution.
Having spoke*, brother (mat-ters,
be Bnfrg : .
"Meanwhile, I hope that martial lav ra|i\ ba
removed (VouaVWrginia, and bain .
restored. If*aiwlr.w Johnson Hn t!.i-i will
probably happeni and yet, after nil, I
lliorovcrsMf sanguine that quiet and I'll rc-publicgn
fbvefnuient, tin right%of Hi" Ami-and*
ofthe ueojuo, will over to restore a J
another bloody ounvulsfqa. !■ hct, lluiw-never
believed it. Both nature and tb I
of hii»t<>ry*f..rbid it. Like .lid., I m:.\ I
spirit of thc*coming trouble passes fiefurK mv
eyes, but •• I cannot diseerathe form theAf."
"The result ofthe war has loft us all i
uation alikeunuatural, Illogical and '><i\m
ofcontinuance. Southern independence «
us 1 always behoved il would ; and you 1
ilways agaiiml it bul the evil'n
troth, j in-tiuo, tbe right, liberty, state inn
manhood, religion, and all that the woedf "gen-tleman"
includes are undermost, sadtlMfi "pT" **
sites in the ssoeadant. The valn-gjoriol
of Ward Beasher—strictly trne as so f la t
ftve years sums it ail up—" New Eng n l idem
eovsra theeoontry." All this will l»
Hut when, how, throng* what tribulath a, who
-hall say !
" And then, that perpetual, perplexing - ihyns
to tho South—frasvaagroisni—to vesam!
you for years, and then to lie solved m !
a bloody and horrible war of races, bl
nation, in partol the bhioks, and depi'i
tie rarrivora ! Think ofthe teni i
New Bngland abolition philanthropy
abolished after four yean "t si i argin
ting war, and at a cost of four thou t
ol dollar., ; ftuu tliefi SflOttli : I
carnage and stupendous eost t.< deport th| ■ i
negro popuhition which may chauos to .urvive
me conflict! There is, hi myjudgment, £
wsyofesoaps, and that i- the w.r Lwards
which the whole policy of the Infernablol
(forth,and West is now rj J. nnd
thorough amalgamation ofthe ram - . "
ting impossibliti -
•• But, iu what trqubli ar , ij i-,
of immense concern Inst tho Federal ;
i for a return to the old Governtn
I Dion, the Old order of I .
of all patriots, and especially of the - nth, t"
extend to him m.w a cordial support. n that
direction lies hope."
(bid grant that the evils torch, led in
the above extract may be avert* and
that the advice in the last paragra i ,
be heeded. Twelve months ago, J men
were more thoroughly disliki J and HO H I
in the South than Andrew Johns . To-day,
no man is more thoroughly- as' d
and esteemed. We frankly cotifi that
we then mistook the man and hi- iarac-ter.
His bold, manly, heroic del*, cc of
therighl ; hW stem abnegation • I self;
his sublime magnanimity, in forgetting tl e
abuse that has beni heaped upon him :
lofty superiority t.. revenge, heve oonqm :-
id ii- mote thoroughly than the armies of
Grant and Sherman ever could. The
South never yet failed to recognize aad
honor the bold, honest, truo man. Nor
will the North fail to recognize him : lot-there
he has WOO as great a \ ieloiy as
here. Not in high favor with hi-* party
when he came into power, and bold in ut-ter
detestation by those who opposed hi*
election, he has won his opponents, be-cause
they recognize iu him the d fender
ofthe Constitution and restorer* of the
L'niou, and Is gathering from his own par*
ty all that is sound, patriotic and il.tional.
As every shade of political opiuioil rallied
around the late President to comfter tho
disunionists in arms, so will tinl rally
around President Johnson to coiuuei the
disunionists in legislation. As t:l North
conquered in that war, so must -By con-quer,
in this, in which they shall f si in al-lies,
and DOt foes, for we are t'>>r t I (
Btitution and the Union. •
"Vrortli Carolina Randolph Co.—
I^j Court of Picas aud Qusrtsr a.--ions. Feb-ruary
Term, I860.
Poly Bpenccr, 1
A.,lex. VSp'ence.-r, fr" Petition for Dover.
and others. J
It appearing to tbe satisfaction ot (he Court,
that Jonathan Spencer, Donald McDonald and
wife Fanny arc not inhabitautsof this State ; It
is therefore ordered by ihe Court, that publication
be mate in TUB GutrssB-ao 1 ATBIOT for tiz suc-cessive
weeks notifying said defer '. .nts to ap-pear
at our next Court of Plem and Qaartea* 8aS*
sions to be held for the couiwy uf 1'undolph at
tho Court House in Asheboro on I be Itt Monday
of M»v next, a-d show smsta if any, lliey BasS
why the p.-.iyer of Ihe Petitioner should not be
granted, otherwise tho case will be beard ciparie
as to them.
Witness,J. B Brown, Clerk ofsjiltouit at
oCicc iho 1st Moudty in February, 18)
Issued February 12th, I
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stand in the country, len mi lei south
«?at of Orpensborj For lull pur.icula-s apply to
M.S. ShcnvooJ Greensboro, or «d ri.ss mc at
Oilmer's Store. N. D. W.IODY.
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