The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-03
NORTH CAROLINA ITEMS.


COLLECTION OF DEBTS The collections of
debts has ever been subject of generalinterest
to the community, and it must have an unusual
importance attached to it at this time, because
every body is in debt, no one has any money,
and all laws and regulations are uncertain and
indefinite.
Therefore state that under the present or
ganization of the State Government, no suits for
debt Or damages can be heard, and that no court
will exist in North Carolina competent to try
snits for debt until the Legislature shall have
convened and appointed Judges and Magistrates
70 hold the courts in the usual way.
Hence thoae in debt have the satisfaction of
knowing that the present crop and the one next
year can be raised and put into market before
their debts can be collected by law.-Rafeigh
Standard
The Union meeting of the citizens of Frank
lin county recently held at Iousburg, uomina-
ted Hon. B. t. Moore, Of this City, a candi-
date for Civil Governor Of North Carolina
Raleigh Record
Customs Officers for North Cnrolina. The
President has appointed the following Collec-
tors of Customs for North Carolina:
William C Lof,in, Newbern; John S Taylor.
OcracoAe; Elijah II Mills, Plymoutb; John T
<}randy, Camden; William Cherry, Washington;
David L Russell, jr Wilmington.
He has also appointed Parker Ounce. Sur
7eyor of the Port of Wilmington.
North Coro7inians Pur1oned- follow
ing citizens of North Carolina we're pardoued by
President johnson the 24th ut
Hon r s Donnell, Hon E G Reade, Hon J
NJ Leach, Col j NJ Heck, John Manning jr.,
Major Hocg, Edward Coigland, r Fl
.Kingsbury, A H Dowell, " S Pettigrew, Mo
ses Smith, J. Fl billiard, Churchwell Harris,
WIN Fl Oliver, S: s Harrison, S Mckee, s
Ninslow. d Bernan, J NJ Parrot, John s
Stevenson, Robert G Hay, u A Murphy, An
thony Davis, r Fl Battle; B P Williamson, VIM
H Wood, X S Tucker, Nathan Ivy, Geo W
Norwood, Major Deverefax and Lewis Ould
NEGRO KILLED.-On Tuesday last negro
man applied to Mr. William A. Maroon of Chat
han, county for work. MIR NJ. employed him
and put him to blowing in a field with his (Mr
Ms son. After workingfa short while the
negro took the mule he was blowing and left
the field. Mr. Ms son reported the fact to bis
father who Immediately went in pursuit and
overlook the negro some three miles from his
house. Finding he could not escape with the
mule, he dismoun.ed and approached MIR NJ in
Il threatening manner when the latter drew his
pistol and shot him dead on the spot.
Mr. Marcom who is very worthy aud esti-
Unable man came to this city on yesterday and
surrendered himself to the authorities -Ral
eigh Record.
ANOTHER C1Nison Bettoeen the Races We
were informed by gentleman from Morehead
City, that ves serious affair occurred at the
railroad wharf there, on Thursday evening, in
which darky belonging tosa colored regiment
was instantly killed by apistol shot from the
hand of the Station Quartermaster. \ difficult
y got up among them, when darby took rather
more liberty than an Anglo Saxon, particularly
# in official position, likes to submit to, and so
the Captain shot him and kicked him overheard
--New6ern Times