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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

the duties rights and liabilities of such gar1ians
and their sureties in force for the time being
shall be applicable to guardians for idiots and
lunatics and their children. so far as the same
are II conformity with the provisions of this
act.
s As. Such guardian may sue in his own
name, describing himself as guardian of the
ward Tor whom ne sues. and when his guardian
ship shall cease by his death removal or other
wise. or by the decease of his ward, any suit.
action or proceeding then pending shall not
abate but his successor or guardian, or such
idiot or lunaic, it he be restored TO his reason,
or the executor or administrator of such idiot or
lunatic as The case may require, and shall be
made party 10 the suit or other proceedings, in
like manner as Is or may be Irov idcd by law for
making an executor or administrator party to
or proceeding of a like kind, when the plain
tiff dies during its pendency.
4 AZ. Whenever the sale of real estate of
such ward is necessary for his support or the
support OF his family, or the payment Of his
debts, or such sale will be for the interests of
the estate Of such idiet or lunatic or his chill.
dren, the guardian may sell the same under
law to authorize the sale of real estate by the
guardian of a minor.
II. The guardian Of IN idiot or lunatc,
whether appointed by court in this State or
elsewhere. may complete the real contracts Of
his ward, or any authorized contracts, Of guar
dian who has died or been removed, in like
manner. and BY like proceeding as the real con.
tract OF a deccndent may under an order of
court, be specifically performed BY his execu-
tor or administrators.
4S. 1fthe estate ofthe idiot or lunatic is
insolvent. or will probably be insolvent. the
same shall be settled by the guardian in like
manner. and like proceedings may be had as is
or may be required by law for the settlement
OF the insolvent estate Of q deceased person.
40. The foreign guardian of foreign idiot
Or lunatic appointed in any other State of the
United States or the territories thereof, may
possess manage or dispose OF the real and per-
sonal estate OF his ward, situated in this State
Al " :
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22
r. D. HALL
A. J. FELT.

Attorneys and Councillors at Law, Bradford, Chicks
sew Co., Iowa We do q general Land Agency bus
ness. Collections made promptly.
Good reference given il required. 89d
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

PROBATE JUICE.
Upon receiving such patient the Superinten-
dent shall endorse upon said warrant a receipt
substantially as follows:
Iowa Insane Hospital, Mount Pleasant
"A. D.. Received this--day of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

%. When the affidavit aforesaid shall be
filed, the probate Judge shall forthwith issue
his warrant to some suitable person; command
ing him to bring the person alleged to be insane
before him on day in such warrant which shall
not be more than 6se days after the affidavit
shall have been filed. and shall immediately
issue his subpoenas for each witnesses US he
in such subpoenas named to appear before said
Judge on the return day Of the subpoena, and
If any pc son shall dispute the insanity Of the
partp charged, the probate Judge shall issue
n y MS - Sn"h rcrT.'r r '" rsans s,lf Nbn
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22

TIC olute OF IUWH---cOUnIy IS:
The probate judge OF said counay to--
all the proceedings prescribed by law. to entitle
--to be admitted into the hospital hav-
ing been had you are commanded forthwith
to take charge of and convey said--to
-as assistant. After examining this
warrant you shall make due return thereof to
this Office. Witness my hand and official seal
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-09-22


the hospital upon the application of the super.
intendent to one of the trustees and order OF
such trustee. lncarabla and harmless patients
may be discharged whenever such discharge is
necessary to make room for recent case from
the same county, and whenever an order shall
be made for the removal of patient from the
hospital the Superintendent shall forthwith
give notice under seal Of the hospital to the
Probate Judge of the county from which such
patient was sent, and thereupon such Probate
Judge shall forthwith issue his warrant to the
Sheriff or some other suitable person giving
the relations of the patient the prcfcrence)
which warrant shall be as follows
The State of Iowa, County. IS
Office of the Probate Judge Of said County.
The proper authority having directed that
------ patient from the county in In
sane Hospital at Mount Pleasant, be removed
from said Hospital, you are commanded forth
with to remove said patient and return him to
-- township in - county Of which
he is an inhabitant. Witness my hand and off,
cial seal this day OF f---A A. D..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-21

Close OF THE SEss1oN.-The Second session of
1913 came to close on Friday evening last, the Sd
inst The Students have nearly all left for their
homes to spend the six weeks of winter vacation,
and onr semannual dull season is fairly commenced
The followingare the Distinctions awarded tne znd,
:InN1oRs.- LIST Distinction Bryan, Pool, Boys
'', snd D;st;netion-Batte, Brooks, Cooper Daniel,
Fam Hale. Headen, Kelly and Scales.
al 'D;stinction Bond Borden, Barry Bruce
A Bullock. J. Graham, King, E Martini oglesoy'
= sopHxoREs- Lat Distinction. r. Ciark'
torehead Stedman, and Yancey:
End Distinction ADDISON, knight Lee Murphy
poteat. Simmonds, Stewart, ana wall r,..,..
AZ Distiuction.- bradford Parker, r. Car M
posrson Cody. Parks, M. F. Carr, Ross Cuarle W;
ren;s Fov HALLIBURTON, Johnston, Land Marshall IAN.
AN FessHMES-1st Distinction. Andrews Mo HsnS'
, Hosse Patterson, Taylor, Thompson anu m msD%,
OF b;stiuction.- Beiamy, Iame. IN
Douglas. Fletcher, McCotter, MciVer' :. no'' '''
o' ~ Observation-Disclosures Ennett 1 naa,.n
Moore S Basofl, Warner, Battle "lli'a"s0n '''
entitled to the Second DISTINCTION net @ N ~.
ia s H;stnry and Mathematics a''' o'''''''
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SENATOR DOUGLAS AT New ORLEANs-The New
Orleans Bulletin gives the following report of the
speech of Senator Douglas on the occasion Of his
ception in that city: !, IL, ...-..,..y - =;
Mr. Douglas appearance was hailed with the
widest kind of applause-again and again repeated.
When silence was obtained, he addressed the as
semblage in a sonorous toned voice. His language
was replete with pith and force, and but slightly
rhetorical, though his gesture was not ungracefuf
yet it was Of character IN consonance with his
style of speaking He is almost every one knows,
low-sized but he is stoutly built, with what might
be called massive head, and his habits slightly in
clined to corpulency. The main part of his dis
coure was devoted to the question Of slavery. We
have not room for lengthy notice of his speech
The great principle which he enunciated was that
of allowing each State to mind its own affairs. If
States Territories found it their interest to have
prohibit slavery, they would do so, and no laws
cond urge them to the contrary, and no laws should
be attempted to be made to regulate the question:
He held that the signers of the Declaration framed
the Constitution for white men, and had they an
idea Of declaring negroes equal they must have been
hypocrites to held their slaves in bondage Fan idea
of the glorious fathers of the country which he
spurned . .Es~ ..ast- ~
The speaker then briefly spoke on Cuba. He
thought it the destiny of this country to acquire
Cuba and all OF Central America, but he was in "a
of acquiring these countries in constitutional
manner only. He was no filibuster, but he scorned
the federal Power being used as constabulary for
France and England. Mr.. Douglas then retired,
thanking the audience for the patience and kindness
in hearing him.
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p j p
,.znfte zJs z RALE1sa, Dec 20th, 1865.
u the FFeeme~ Of Waks County: g - ssss
FsILowA ClnzEns: On the 18th inst, the House .
OF Commons, by decided vote, declared that1 was
"constitutionally disqualified to hold seat in thzt
body. On the next day rendered to the House,
through their speaker, my resignation of all fright
and claim to the seat to which you had elected me
thought when elected and think now, that have
right to sit still being clerk and master in equity;
but the House has the power to decide and has deci
ded otherwise Under the circumstances, shall not
feel at liberty to receive any compensation from the
State for the short time have been in her service
II by resignation of my masters office, could
still nave continued to represent you, and SO have
avoided the necessity for new election should
have pursued that course and merely entered nv pro-
test against the action of the House. which compclle
me to it; but no such alternative left me, and
since new election must be held, Idesire that my
trends Will not consider my name before the people
MY duties to others require that should not sac
rl1ce lucrative position; and if this were not So
with my views of your rights and mine, could not
consent by resigning my masters Office, that l
might be returned by you, to endorse what with all
respect to those who differ from me- consider the
unconstitutional action of the House of Commons l
should be unwilling to be returned except should
60 again still being clerk and master; and respect
for the opinion of the House of Commons, forbids
you to endorse in this manner my position.
1t seems to me desirable that a convention be
called at once, and some proper person nominated
if this cannot be effected there are others whose
names were prominent before the nominating con-
vention, to whom could give hearty support
and who would doubtless be acceptable to the dem
ocratic party.
In few days shall lay before the voters of
Wake county, the grounds upon which differ from
the House of Commons, in the shape Of my remarks
addressed to that body. trust public opinion may
be suspended until I am heard ..
In the mean time in parting from generous and
confiding constituency, must express my heartfelt
gratitude fot'the favor and support they have ex-
tended to met will be matter of lifelong regret
tome that's opportunity has been afforded to
of serving them in return. Adler representatives
Wake county may easily find, but if know my own
heart, she find who will more earnestly de-
sire and struggle to be faithful to his constituency
and useful to his State.
E. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
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STATE OF, NORTH CAEoLINA.-cAs

STATE OF NORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- COUNTY.-In Caswell Supe Z Court Of Equity, No
vember Tern l85S-Samue Hap son. Joseph T0tten audi
Daniel Everett. Executors of Join Everett Decd Com
painantA oganE Nancy Everett David Caldwell and wife
Fanny William Everett Milly Everett George Eysret
David Everett. William Owen and others. Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In this cause i appearing to the satisaction Of the
Court that Nancy Everett David Caldwell and wife Fanny,
William Everett hy Ersrett George Everett Dsyd Ev-
erett, William Ssmpe and wife Sally. James Everett AR
mes FurgusoD Bosisnd Eyerest ssgnoI Everett. John E7
erett William Owen and the other children 06en,
whose names are untnown7be children q ssuor Everett
whose names are unkDowa.ths children Of William b:
erett whose names are unkn0wnthe ehildned 10 Ski
Cornelius and wife Margeref. wh0ss unknoWnA
and the children Of Mildred Seyton whose are
kn.wn With the exception Of the Aaid Agnes feRusou, al
reside beyond the limits Of the States Is orders
ed BY the Court that publication be made for x successive
weeks ~ the Milton Chronce0 "Ncsth- Sfsnd.
Washington Unioa, !" in some paper pdblisbed il
Ailed geve Georgia; in Nashville Tennessee; in Fnk
fort Kentucky IN Austh. Texas; In Jederson City Mis-
soun; in Springfield, hiipois-pofying the mid dese1d
ants Of the Sling Of this bl md that unle they apper
at the next term Of This Court 10 Be held 1t tie Cont
House 10 Yanceyve, the 9Th Monday after the ]th
Monday il March, 1852 then end there TO plead answer q
demur to said BILL the same will Be taken 10 nd
heard &c porte ~ to them..t isss+&St4 -.
W1rxsa Thomas A. Donoho, Clerk aad N0ter q sai&i
Court at Office the 9Th Monday after the 4h Monday in
September, 1885,
December 10, 1858: Fl. Adv. %. 5l-wSt.
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BBeaARs Pam MszHElR own CoM.-"W When a beg.
gar asks me whiningiy for charity (says city ma
gistrate) always give it him, either in the shape
Of advice, ora moral precept or bit Of conso-
lation; but never in the shape of money. 4 always
pay beggars in their coin-words; and it is sing
ular how they dislike that form Of paymentl"-
PtnM
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CHoArE's OPINION OF A DESPERATE CAsE.-The
eight mutineers and murderers of the whale ship
the leader of this gang that Mr. Choate said the other
day most significant thing. what" said he, in
reply to statement to the desperate condition of
the fellow, hands dripping with blood and no
ey? He's lost man l"-Zyi6une Correspondence
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-21

LIEUT.. w. D. PENDER.-We had the pleasure,
last week, of seeing in the City and taking by
the hand this gallant son of Edgecombe. Lieut..
Fender occupies the post of 1st Lieutenant in Com
pany c., LIST Regiment of U. S. Dragons He
graduated at West Point when about 81 years of
age, and has since much active service. He
served in the Florida swamps eight months, and
afterwards marched company from Corpus Christi
to New Mexico, where he remained seven or eight
months He was transferred thence to Washing
ton Territory, where he acted conspicuous part in
the battle of the Four Lakes fought on the LIST Sep
TENDER last and also in the battle of Spokan Plains,
fought on the 9Th September. Lieut.. Pender is as
modest as he is brave. We predict for him high
position in the service at some future day.
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NAVAL DEPOT IN NORTH CARoLNA..:We copy
the following from late number Of the Norfolk
Argue:
awe are pleased to learn that Secretary Toucey
will issue an order to the Board of Examiners to
report without further delay on the sites for Naval
Depot of Construction in North Carolin. The rich
coal and iron mines in Chatham county indicate
that as the fayorite spot An attempt will be made
to unite with this depot the national foundry au-
thorized by Congress"
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For the Standard.
Editors Of the Standard:


Editors Of the Standard:
GESrLEMEN:--I ask that you will lay before the
people of North Carolina the following extracts from
letter written to myself, dated sth Dec, 1858,
from an intelligent and reliable gentleman of the
town of Danville, who is one of the largest manu-
facturers Of Tobacco in Danville, and President of
its Bank.
Yours respectfully,
j. NJ MOREHEAD
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North.Carolina Conference.

The Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
of this State which has been in session at Newbern
for several days past adjourned on Saturday last.
The appointments shall appear in our next We
are glad to see that that excellent and faithful
Minister, Rev. L. L Hendren, has again been sta
toned in Raleigh
The charges preferred by Rev. William Carter
against Rev. C. F. Deems, were not sustained;
whereupon Dr. Deems preferred charges against
Mr. Carter, and the latter not being prepared 60
into trial. the trial postponed to take place be-
fore the Presiding Elder of the Raleigh District
The Conference then refused to pass the character
of Mr. Carter, and he was consequently suspended
as Minister of the Gospel.
The Rev. Dr. Deems is the Presiding Elder of the
Wilmington District.
The WESTERN ExrENs1oN.-The last Asheville
Neaos, noticing this work and the proposition now
pending to modify the restrictions says: E-
eve are sanguine of nothing "Hope deferred
maketh the heart sick" We have waited watched
and prayed for the long promised day of redemption
until patience is exhausted and hope well nigh gone
If the Western people obtain relief at this ses-
sion selfrespect and decent regard for the opin-
ion of mankind forbid that they renew the ap-
plication."
The BLUE RIDGE RA1LRoAD-The appropriation
for the Blue Ridge Railroad failed again in the House
of Representatives of South Carolina on the night
of the 14th. Charleston had appointed large and
influential committee to go up and urge the work on
the attention of the Legislature If the appropria-
ton should fail, the Road may be considered dead,
at least for some years to come But a telegraphic
despatch from Columbia, dated the 18th, says the
Senate is still engaged on the Blue Ridoe hill and
it is believed it will pass" We trust it will,
Mr. LAS1ER, THE " HORSE ,TAMER"--Mr. Lan,er
is still in town giving lessons in his art Of subduing
and training mules and horses We witnessed
Lesson given to a horse day or two since, and
we are satisfied that the Professor can do what he
promises. We learn that he has numbered in his
Glass; since he has been here, some sixty gentlemen,
70 whom he has given instructions. We are reques
ted to state that every evening during the present
week, at three o'clock, he will handle horse at Mr.
Charles II. Johnsons stables s,.s -.-ss
-.
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W Inc communication Of ''0rio," recommend
ing the Hon saml. J. Person for Supreme Court
Judge was not received until after the Legislature
nad made an election; otherwise it would have been
sheerfdlly inserted
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5S1@tt4 a2ssa s.st,s ga
A. NKw BANK M SAImBuRY WK1f1H.
BUT NO MossY.lThere is NOT perhaps'fd ths,Wh6le
country . spot wherein blnki capikaf = 70 much
needed Is in the town Of Salisbury.
Our merchants are e9tesPrisine 4nlks zirisst
and 4ibefsf; md although, h general thsy sleIhen
Of wealth and sbt vt the limited supply Of avail.
able monied capital in Salisbury, forces thm to linn.
it their operations large is they are far within their
means and lnclinations. ya ~ 5kttiTs
Our Foundries,s MaehineS Shops, Car Factories.
Carpenter Establishments, DC, are upon large
scale and conducted BY skilfal energetic and worthy
proprietos but the absence of ready money to dis
charge their current expenses, before they can re-
ceive their incomes from their large contracts for
which, in'many instances, they have to wait many
months, has tendency to repress those now in bu.
siness and to discourage others equally worthy from
engaging in similar enterprises.
We have here large Cotton Factory, with all the
machinery complete; but it stands idle not for the
want of enterprise, of real wealth. but for the
want of money when required to continue IT'S opera
tons until its profits be returned to its proprie
tors. - 20
We might write columns, to show how and where
banking capital would be of immense service TO our
citizens; but all business men know it as well Is
we do. and perhaps much better, we need add moth
ing more. "a ..,-s ,f. I, .-sst,T I.
For the encouragement, however, of business men,
we may say that our representatives, Messrs. Nem-
ing and Hall, in the Commons and DR., Ramsay, in
the Senate will exert all the influence they possess,
to procure charter for the bank SO much needed in
Salisbury and if could reach the ear of the Leg
islature we would respectfully ask the members Of
that body to take our request into serious considers
ton. That need the bank, all who will take the
trouble to enquire must admit Then let us have
the charter. Restrict guard create all saluta-
ry checks but let us have the charter. -. (
Let petition be prepared and signed by every
good citizen and let it forthwith be sent to our
members to strengthen their hands in the good work.
-Sa1isbury Banner. 80 .s'
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Chr StanOarb.


HOLDEN 4 WILSON, SrArs PRmrE,s, i .
AND II
AUTHORISED PUBLISHES OF rHE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
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DIE D.,

DIED, y 7s', ~
In Franklin county, Monday, the 18th inst Mrs.
Sarah Fuller rect the late Rev. Bartholomew Fuller
decd in the slst year of Der age. The deceased had
been consistent member Of the Baptist Church for the
last sixty years.
At the residence of his mother Wake county, the
10th ns Leonidas p Newsom in the 18th year age.
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MIR. W. b. HUNTER Of Souihr Carolina ell adlssas
1 tbs citizens Of Raleigh keai1at 1t O'Clock = The
Commons Hall Subject" TEE nEzTxL And soaAas &eANs
THE YOUNG AS TOUCHING DESTINY AnEkSoA.V
The Public are invited to attend. , !.
~ Seats will be reserved for the Ladies.
December d, 1885, ss>sa is'SN 80 sAta fo1L
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN, TO THE
II voters of Wake County, that there will be elcc
ton the seth instant to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of E. G. Haywood Esq, of sestn the House
of Commons of the present General Assembly Of Moth
W. h. HIGH, sb'G
December 20, 1862. ---...-,,- ~, .lO7-tdi
DRIED BLOOD AND WOOL MANURE.
TUNHE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST DURABLE
IL Manure in use, worth than Guano, and costs
about half the mony-prce s85 for 2OOObs in New York
in bbls 20Obs. An active for the present CROP
and durable in the land. : = st-F s5H'+s -
Manufactured and for sale by
.~, e-1. ..l.-.re a., ~ : y ? R. L. ALLEN. = Z
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, , :
1879 and 1871 Water St New York.
Cash orders received BY Abel Head, Petersburg Va,
Jordan Wombe, Raleigh N. c. .Fa.'
December 1s. 1858. 5l-w3tpd.
SPRINGFIELD ACADEMY,
B. W. YOUNG Principal ., "a - -
HVHE EXERCISES of this institution will be resumed
u on the 18th Of JANUARY, 1859. IS -. p.
Boys will be prepared for any College in the State.
Board be obtained convenient to the Academy, at
TUITION PER Session OF FIVE Nox7ns :sa.s1s's
Primary Branches, 's}s.i -a.t'' ? 'ss- % 90 .
Higher English, Il r,,3 go - g, 10 90 5HH'
Classics and Mathematics F. fea,f. IS 90 e.
For further particulars address te Principal 1t Auburn
Wake county, n. c. - -. - -,
az Register copy three times &, weekly. " p p