The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-01
Superior Courts.

The law as passed the Legislature fixing the time
for holding the Superior Courts in this State is diff
ferent from that published by last week. We give
below correct statement of the Courts in the Cir
cults mentioned. The law requires that Court shall
be held for two weeks in each county, unless the
business shall be sooner disposed of:
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Harnett county, the second Monday in August
and February.
Moore second Monday after the second Mon
day in August and February.
Montgomery, fourth Monday after the second
Monday in August and February
Stanly, sixth Monday after the second Mon
day in August and February.
Union, eighth Monday after the second Mon
day in August and February.
Arson, tenth Monday after the second Mon
day in August and February.
Richmond, twelfth Monday after the second
Monday in August and February.
Cumberland, fourteenth Monday after the
second Monday in August and February.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Davic county, the first Monday in April and
September
Rowan, third Monday in April and September
Davidson, second Monday after the third
Monday in April and September.
Forsythe, fourth Monday after the third Mon
day in April and September.
Stokes, sixth Monday after the third Monday
in April and September.
Surry, eighth Monday after the third Monday
in April and September.
Yadkin tenth Monday after the third Monday
in April and September.
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
1.-THE Judge in this District is Geo. W. Logan of
Rutherford, and the Solicitor is W. P. Bynum of
Lincoln county.
Polk county, the first Monday in March and
September.
Rutherford, the third Monday in March and
September
Cleaveland, the second Monday after the third
Monday in March and September.
Lincoln, the fourth Monday after the third
Monday in March and September.
Castor, the sixth Monday after the third
Monday in March and September.
Mecklenburg, the eighth Monday after the
third Monday in March and September.
Cabarrus, the tenth Monday after the third
Monday in March and September.
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Catawba county, first Monday in March and
September
Alexander, third Monday in March and Sep
tember
Iredell, second Monday after the third Mon
day in March and September.
Wilkes, fourth Monday after the third Mon
day in March and September.
Caldwell, sixth Monday after the third Mon
day in March and September.
Burke. eighth Monday after the third Monday
in March and September.
Mcdowell, tenth Monday after the third Mon
day in March and September.
HGy@ The election in Vermont takes place to-day.
The Democrats cannot hope to carry the State, though
they will make heavy gains.
Sec t. That it shall be unlawful for any person to
discharge from employment, withdraw patronage
from otherwise injurc threaten, Cypress attempt
to intmidate any of the qualified voters of this State,
because of the vote such voter may cast in any cleo
on-E1trdct from the taar passed at the late session Of
the Legislature.
Are not the Railroad officials in this State, who
have discharged men because they voted the Con-
sentative ticket liable TO the penalty imposed by the
law? If conservative is ever arrested and charged
with violating the law. let him Immediately institute
proceedings against certain public officers who have
already violated it.
A number of persons have been prescribed because
they are Conservatives and Democrats, and they may
vet have occasion TO see how the law operates.