The North-Carolinian., 1856-10-04

nds. they placed where the seFlh cu..u .
t arak at them. Mr. Snap reported TO D'.s
Brothers Bite l. Brothers read the reporsf
"a told Snap to bring Buckram before a judge.
q hap did SO. The examination came on
OF time since, and showed that Mr. Bnckrafn
as too old bird to be caught by chat.
!" Ar Buckram, have you any money r.
:" Yes. sir"
!" How much Z"
!" Fifteen hundred dollars.n
Where is itl'
!" II my pocket"
= viii you pay it to the Judgment hold
gslsst you by Bite & Brothers :"
20. sir"
~ t is all bad-,bills on the old bank OF Ma
why did you not say so in the first place"
Thought you liked exercise"
lave you any other money Z"
sAny pianos -
No, sir"
ANY jcwelry p
sMSone."
~eWhat does it consist of p
1.-Two brass hreastpins and this ring"
q A nd what is the value of that ring 7"
q One hundred and fifty dollars. It is gold;
: nted with diamond
And does that belong to you 2'
Yes, sir-to me individuality"
And are you willing to apply that in part
ment of Mr. Bites judgment? 2"
Couldn't think of such thing"
Why not, sir z"
TT is exempted by the statute"
''Nonsense! No law exempts jewclry."
"You are mistaken, sir"
Here Mr. Snap appealed to che Court. The
burt decided that the exemption law did not
Sply to jewelry.
"But how regards family pictures" 'hter-
gated Mr. Buckram
a.That is different matter Family pictures
- exempt"
slF'Well, sir, this is family picture, framed
= gold.'
8 Here Mr. Buckram lifted up little lid on
pich the diamond was mounted, ana showed
tQ the Court miniature dagnerreotype OF MS
lie The Court looked at Mr. Snap, MI Snap
lSbked at Mr. Buckranl, and Mr. Buckram
HXbked at the Court.
How says your honor-ls that a family
4 4rtrat?"
IL think it sn
A"And being so, it is exempted from execution
lit not?"
: ~ suppose / must decide So"
- And, having decided so, Mr. Snap, as q
&atter OF course, pays the cost OF the ex"m'ha-
bn'"
. The judge said ''yc.," and Mr. Snap 'bit his
Ahger nails down to carpet tacks," and swore
II eight syflables. He paid COSTS left the
osfice, and says he will have Buckram in the
State Prison, if he has to bny hundred do'lsrs
3orth ofperiury to effect the object buckram
takes the matter cooliy, and says 60 ahead.
Il strikes us that Buckram's examination coMN
undcr the head of sharp practice
-
IS GREAT AND H1GHFALur1s EIoaUEScE-Ex@
iGov. MoREHEAp Go1sG 1T LIKE STEAM ENGINE.
L--Ex-Gov. Morehead of this State, maze -
tremendous stupendous and top-loft'caf Speece
bin the Baltimore Convention, second day, OPEN
ling in the following manner:
~ "Mr President:-I cannot but respond 10
Hhe call which has been made upon fne on eh's
Dccasion. 1t would be strange II n'o NOV i
Rny interest in the meeting OF the wing parry
Bcrc. The very stars may fly from their ofof's
fsneteors may fly through space and iaoe away
Ito mere nothnoness, but SO long as hvc VIII
The found revolv arcund the great cen'fe W
1Whig priuciplesv II! Thunde!nt'on ana Tue
q fourth of July and the first of April, amt 'nas
Il "somc" Mr. Morchead further ASSURES no
q hearers and the rest OF mank'ho ''.,I M, uuo1s
as the Goddess of Liberty h's rsMdenee %1 TPo,.
\ the terranneons globe wings will live" Ihey
must certainly he tenacious o1 life II shcJ SUI,
3 yive mauv such speeches. Mr. Moreneaos q
q whole sncech vas on this order piece of
a slany-whan~ng baderdash that the 1T 1res"esI VI y.
81 Freshmen would be ashamed OIL ~ ~"'''s''''
j Journal.
5I n.rav G.nE.--The St. Louis HeraiH
s,vs. "Somc of our pigeon df0ppers nave re-
| Gently resorted to new game 10 ase1'd'i -
.n;naan ;s worth plucking.' They go nom
hroat q boat on the Levee, meet with country
/ me,, and pretend to have O most c1ceheh'
tooth wash, protesting to be .ootn ss;a,5
! Thav ask a very small fee. The ~nSophstf
j a,ca h;te at the bait and open .heii noutns
~ ths;f commences 6ngering their TEEN WIN
',o hand and picks their pocheSs "ith t"e
> o o.,or should he fail in the 6rst atse"pt, ant
=. finds that the 'pigeon'is is flash, he turns h''