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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-15


Star gives a synopsis of Judge Meares' charge
| to the Grand Jury in that city. which sounds so
much like old-time good common sense that we
make an extract from it:
He wished them to strike terror into the hearts
of evil-doers, suppressng crime vigorously and
with energy not to create reformation in the
crimina !, but by force of example to terrify all
trans gressors of the law. Some people. he said,
did not like public executions, but the history Of
those States that have abolished the system
would bear him out in the assertion that it
best that punishments should be m lde public.
Capital punishment he believed was taught US by
Holy Writ-murder should be punished with
death-blood for blood-that those who opposed
the doctrine. it seemed to him, put up their own
wisdom as superior to the Aln,ighty's HIMSELF
Military authority has changed the force of
North Carolina laws and the mo DIES of pun
ishment to such extent that it is hard to tell
how to punish criminals. But if the day ever
comes when the civil authorities alone have the
power to administer law and justice. we hope the
old modes will be re instated Instead Of con-
filming rogues in Jail and feeding them at public
expense, let the punishment be prompt and speedy,
and then turn them loose to work for their families,
if they have any.
We are utterly opposed to changing our
Statutes to suit the whims and opinions of Dis
trict Commanders. While are under military
authority We must obey it, but when that author
ity is withdrawn let local laws be made to
suit the wishes Of the people of this State. In
fact. our local laws should not be tempered with
by the Convention or Legislature until
declared to be in the Union. Merely comply
with the requirements of the Reconstruction Acts
and leave other matters to be settled afterwards
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-The people of Chic, at
the late election, refused by large majority to
confer upon the negro the right to vote. The
Northern people are not willing to confer the
same rights the coiored man which their Rep
rescntatives in Congress require the South to do.
WIMINGToN.-The statement Of exports from
the Port of Wilmington for three months ending
Both Sept, 1867, shows decided increase over
the same period last year. We gratifed at
these evidences of increasing business at our
principal North Carolina port. We again direct
attention to the fact that several Wilmington
merchants import heavy groceries direct from
abroad-such moasses, suit. &C., and are
informed that they sell at reasonable rates
any other market in the country.
A SMALL Business. We learn from the
Winston Sentinel that, the Military commander
of the Post at Greensboro has issued tue follow
ing ORDER
HD QRs, ML'Y Posi- OF GREENSBORO,
GREENSBORO, N. c. Oct 3, 1867.
MrE. 7. Clemens, High Point, Guford Co., N. G.:
You are hereby ordered to de>ist running OPP
position coaches or wagons to the regular United
States mail contractor, between High Point and
Salem n. G., until further orders
BY order of Bvt. Maj VIM S. Worth.
JOSEPH Ii. WILSON, Post AdJt.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & CO., Agents.
Policies written on Storehouses, Dwellings and all
kinds of Merchandise in Store Sin Trdnsitu" Ag-
gregate Capital represented
Twelve Million Dollars.
E. y. HUTCHINSON. J. c. BURROUGHS. r. A. SPRINGS
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FERTILIZERS FOR WHEAT.

We have now received our supplies Of GuanO an
Phosphates for Wheat, consisting in part Of Pun
Peruvian Guano, Soluable Pacific Guano, Baugh
Phosphate of Lime Zels Phosphate of Lime, all
sound packages and warranted free from adulter;
ton. HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
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LAW AND PUNIsHMENT.-The WILMINGTON
Star gives synopsis of Judge Meares' charge
to the Grand Jury in that city. which sounds so
much like old-time good common sense that we
make an extract fromit:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-15

GEoRGIA-Each of the Justices ofthe Supreme
Court of Georgia has published letter strongly
urging acceptance by the people of the pro
visions of the reconstruction acts of Congress,
with view to an early admission into the Union.
Chief Justice Warner declares that sit would be
a waste of time to discuss political principles or
constitutional rights for any practical purpose"
and recommends that the Southern States should
60 back into the Union as speedily AS possible;
and as the only way practicable is that proposed
by Congress, to 60 back 10 that way. As to the
objection Of disfrancbsement he contends that
",he shortest and quickest way to have removed
that difficulty would have been quietly to have
acquiesced in the reconstruction measures Of
Congress; for then the disabilities would have
been removed at an early day" He believes
that the refusal to call State Convention will
be followed by more severe legislation.
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$50 Barrels of Rockport Lime

500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
1000 Gallons Cardenas Molasses, in barrels and
hogsheads,
$50 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & CO,
Commission Merchants.
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IMPORTANT PRoPosITIoN.-4 strong at
tempt TO be made by Congress to harnaonize
matters pith the President on the Southern
question An important proposition has just
been started by influential Republicans which
seems to meet with considerable favor, and may
have a controlling influence upon the action OF
Congress at the approaching session and upon
the next Presidential election. It is, that
Congressional Committee shall be appointed, by
the consent of all Senators and Representatives
Who concur 10 the proposition, to wait upon
President johnson aud request him to state de-
fnitely ~what plan he has to submit for the
speedy reconstruction and admission Of the
Southern States, as he has hitherto opposed
every policy that has been initiated by Congress.
They presume that he has definite practical
plan of reconstruction in lis own miud which
be believes would be effective and which would
meet his approval. They would then ascertain
to certainty whether there is any possibility
of the legislative and executive branches of the
government harmonizing on policy that would
restore the ex-rebel States to represen tation be-
fore the next Presidential election, or whether
the country must remain in its present condi-
ton until those two branches shall be brought
into accord by the decision of the ballot box 10
1868. Attempts have before been made to
patch up compromise between the President
and Congress, but they have been only individ-
ual volunteer efforts. The proposed movement
contemplates the concurrence of sufficient
number of republicans 20 secure majority Of
each house, should any agreement be possible,
and she application to the President will be for
nal and authoritative. 1t originates with those
who fear that impeachment may bring de-
structive financial crisis upon the country, and
is said to meet the approval of Senator Morgan,
of New York, and other representatives of con-
stituencies particularly concerned in the fnan
cial prosperity of the country. 1t would more
over form the nucleus of new constitutional
party all over the Union.
I'VE clip the foregoing from the Washington
correspondence of the New York Herald, of the
9Th, for what it is worth. We do not believe
it,
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SEaeriG,S Sale.

DY virtue OF an order Of sale Issued out of
- the United States District Court OF Pierce
County, w. L. GA the 18th day of December
1896, and to me directed and delivered, have
levied upon, seized and taken into execution,
and Will sell ~ the law directs. on the preml-
SEES a. the Newport Mill" on Saturday the
9th day Of February a. ID. 1861, ut the hour
OF O'Clock p. IN. OF said day, all that certain
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tr with n 10. circular Saw Mill aud all the
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thcreunto belonging orin anywisc appeItainin5
to the said Mill.
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four hundred and sixty-ninc dollars and fhy
cents, ($4Go 50) together with interest unit
paid, with costs of suit taxed at ST. so and
increased costs, rendered by the aforesaid
Court at its November term, 1866, in favor OF
r. NJ. Hanna, and against John \. Packard.
STEPHEN JUDSON,
Sheriff OF Pierce county, W. T.
Dated Steilacoom January |, 1867. 9:w4
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< Z
/. Sen sickness Is i sad leyeler. to
which. the strSngest shinds euccpmb,
leaving nothing but The desire to
touch fe,ra Ji,nsd again. An eminent
dramatic artist, Z who has, recently
made q most successful tour in Cali
fornia, returned East. by lsteamer.
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ST have that honor" said the son
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Being assured that this was also
impossible, the wretched actor re-
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there in mortal agony. cursed the
sea and all that appertained to it,
with oaths both loud and deep.
Now, it 30 happened that the Rev.
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large amount of money in California
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his way East to invest his funds, and
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State South Carolina..Richland Dist

by Jacob Bel, Ordinary Of said DISTRICT.
NV HEREAS Hannah Wilson hath ap-
wv piled to me for letters of administra-
ton on all and singular the goods s, chatteis,
rights and credits OF Lewis Wilson. late of
the nis.-:c: aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admo-
nlsh all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased to be and
appear before me, at our noxt Ordinarv's
Court for the said District to be holden at
Columbia on Monday, the second day
OF December next, at ten o'clock a. m. 10
show cause, ifany, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted
Glyen under my hand and seal of the
Court, this sixteenth day of November, in
the year of ourL Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-seven, and in the nine
ty-second year Of American independ-
ence. JACOB BEL
Nov 10 tu2 Ordinary Richland Dist.