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PHOTOGRAPHIC!

From Washington.
Wasahegton, March 23.-Discussion in the Nc
Cardle case goes over to next term by a vote of
6to2 . i} j 80 -...!4 u
From Baltimore. ,.- ag
Baltimore, March 23-Mr. Davis on the Cuba
from Havana. lI s.Iiss al q. sir -E
'" From Columbia.
C6lmmbia, March 23.-Sergt Bats left Colum-
bia this morning for Charlotte, N. C. He ex-
poets to arrive in Richmond on the 9th of April,
and ct the Capitol on the 14th. NM.
=--rrUm Richmond.
Richmond, March 23.-The Convention to-day
adopted article on Judiciary. o1-
The Judges are chosen by the Legislature, the
Attorney General by the people, and the other
State Attorneys are appointed.
The Markets.
Neao- York, March 2S-Cotton quiet-sales
1900 at 2411l. Turpentine, 641S@65H. Rosin,
310-7.
London, March 23--Consols $685. Bonds
7a@Ta1s anna /, ffa
Liverpool, March 2S-Cotton easier, prices I'M
changed. Sales 10000 Cplands 1O1s. Or
leans lOss. as4t-i a.it.f elt4
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An Ordinance to prevent the Intimi-
dation of Voters.

An Ordinance to prevent the Intimi-
dation of Voters.
Be it ordained By tile people Of North Caro-
lima, in Convention assembled, and it is hereby
ordained rs tolIows:
SECTION /. ANY person who shall prevent
or endeavor to prevent, any qualified elector
of this State, from the free exercise of the
elective franchise, by violence or bribery OF
by threats of violence or injury to his per-
son or property; or by depriving an elector
of employment or threatening to deprive
him of employment, shall be deemed guilty
ola misdemeanor, and upon conviction there
of shall be punished by Imprisonment for
not less than ore month, nor more than six
months, or by fine of not less than one hun
dred dollars nor more than five hundred dol
lars for each offence and one half of the fine
shall go to the prosecutor.
SEC. 2. The hiring of any laborer upon
the condition that the same shall vote, or
not vote for any special candidate or any
particular party, or in any specific manner,
shall be deemed bribery within the meaning
of this act, upon tue part of the person de-
handing the said condition.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall be published
and circulated with the Constitution for the
information of voters, and shall be in force
from and after the date of its passage.
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ARTICLE XII.

Section l. All able bodied male citizens of the
State of North Carolina between the ages of
twenty-one and forty years, who are citizens of
the United States. shall be liable to duty in the
Militia: Progided, That all persons who may be
averse to bearing arms, from religious scruples,
shall be exempt therefrom.
See. 2. The General Assembly shall provide
for the organizing, arming, equipping and disci-
pine of the Militia, and for paying the same
when called into active service
See. ). The Governor shall be Commander-in-
Chief, and have power to call out the Militia to
execute the law, suppress riots or Instruction,
and to repel invasion.
See, 4. The General Assembly shall have power
to make such exemptions as may be deemed ne
cessary, and to enact laws that may be expedient
for the government ofthe Militia.
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PUNIsHMENrs, PENAL INSTITUTIONS AND PUBLIC

PUNIsHMENrs, PENAL INSTITUTIONS AND PUBLIC
CHARITIES.
Section l. The following punishments only, shall
be known to the laws of this State, viz: Death,
Imprisonment, with, or without hard labor, fines,
removal from office and disqualification to hold
and enjoy any Office of honor trust or profit, I'M
der this State.
Sec 2. The object of punishments being not
only to salty justice. but also to reform the Of
fender, and thus prevent crime, murder, arson,
burglary, and rape, and these only may be pun
islable with death, if the General Assembly shall
SO enact.
Sec 3. The General Assembly shall, at its first
meeting make provision for the erection and
conduct of State prison Pennitentary at
some central and accessible point within the
State.
Sec T. The General Assembly may provide for
the erection of Houses of Correction, where va
grants and persons guilty of misdemeanors shall
be restrained and useully employed.
Sec. 5. A house or houses of refuge may be
established, whenever the public interest may
require it, for the correction and instruction of
other classes of offenders.
Sec. 6. 1t shall be required by competent legis-
lation that the structure and superintendent OF
penal institutions OF the State, the county jails,
and city police prisons, secure the health and
comfort of the prisoners, and that male and fe-
male prisoners be never confined in the same
room or cell.
Sec. T. Benefcent provisions for the poor, the
unfortunate and orphan, being one of the first
duties OF a civilized and christian State. the Gen
eral Assembly SHALL at its first session. appoint
and define the duties of 4 Board OF Public Char
ties, to whom shall be entrusted the supervision
of all charitable and penal State Institutions, and
who shall annually report to the Governor upon
their conditions with suggestions for their i'm
provement.
See. s. There shall also as soon as practicable,
be measures devised by the State for the estab-
lishment OF one or more orphan houses, where
destitute orphans may be cared for, educated and
taught some business or trade.
Sec 8. 1t shall be the duty of the Legislature,
as soon as practicable, to devise means for the
education OF idiots and inebriates.
Sec. 10 The General Assembly shall provide
that all the deaf mutes, the blind and the insane
of the State shall be cared for at the charge of
the State.
Sec II. 1t shall be steadily kept in view by the
Legislature, and the Board of Public Charities
that all penal and chafsable institutions should
be made as nearly self supporting as is consis-
tent with the purposes of their creation.
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sec. 5, In each township, there shall BE- bien

-ksGG. I'LL StlCll eutAI VI Qleu-
hitliy elected, BY the 4uaa{ified voters thereof,
Il Clerk and two Justices of the Peace. who shall
constitute board of trustees, and shall, I'M
der the supervision of the county Commis-
souers, have control of the taxes and finances
roads and bridges of the Township as NAV be
provide for the election of larger number of
Justices of hcPeace in cities and towns and IN
those Townships in which cities and towns are
situated. In every Township, there shall a'sc5be
benially elected School Committee consisting
Of three persons whose duties shall be prescribed
by law.
See. g. The township Board of Trustees, shall
assess the taxable property Of their townships
and make return to the County Commissioners,
for revision as may be prescribed by law The
Clerk shall also be ex otfeio Treasurer of-the
townships.
See. T. No county, city. town, or other NUM-
cipal corporation shall contract any debit pledge
It's faith, Or loan its credit, nor shall any tax
be levied or collected by any officers of the
same accept for the necessary expenses-tliereet,
unless by vote OF majority OF the qualified vo-
tiers therein. .s1' ~ " 1-e4ftI ..tt p, r9,
Sec. g. No money shall be drawn from any
county or Township Treasury, except by ahthor,
ity of law .r-r r.a .ia4 ~ o.. .rrH I.H = lVir9a
See. 8. All taxes levied by any county, city,
town or township, shall be uniform, and al vato-
rem, upon all property in the same, except pro
perty exempted by this Constitution. HH ia
See. 10. The county officers first elected under
the provisions of this article shall enter upon
their duties ten days after the approval of this
Constitution by the Congress of the United
States. .... 80, ...-. r.,H
Sec. II. The Governor shall appoint sufficient
number of Justices of the Peace in each county
who shall hold their places until sections four,
five and six OF this Article shall haze been carried
into effect. ...., a.. .,, .ur....... ,a..
Sec. IL. All Charters, ordinances and provi-
sions relating TO municipal corporations shall re-
main in force until legally changed, unless incon-
sistent with the provisions of this Constitution.
See. 49, No County, City, Town or other mu-
nicipa corporation, shall assume or pay, or shall
any debt, or the interest upon any debt contract
ed, directly or indirectly in aid support of the
rebellion.
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Letter Of Mayor and Commissi0ners In
Relation to the Burning of Gov. Hol.
den in Efigy in Cl9rles1s.
- .Crr or CaAaLoFfE, Iarch II, 1858.
Gov. W. ". HorDEs
Dear Sir:-I have Flearned with regret
since your arrival here. lit an attempt has
been made by some thougIItless Or ill-minded
persons to wound your feelings, by an act
which all our good citizens deprecate.
As Mayor of the City of Charlotte, deem,
it due to you, and to ourselves, to say that
this act does not receive the sanction of our
City officials, or any properly disposed per-
son in the place, and in this our entire
Board of Aldermen concur, and have reques-
ted me 30 to inform you.
This act was. as am informed, commit
ted by wild, thoughtless boys, not duly con-
sidering the impropriety of their acts, and
not regarding the good name and reputa-
ton of our City. ms gatqaio9 10 u srij..
,s.!J ba. Very respectfully, .ii1 10 slbals
n, ols .,9n IS. p. HARRIS, Mayor.
lCountersigned } .y..s sssdt1I bj4ago5
81 THos. W. DEWEY, City Clerk. ia .a6
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Republican Mass Meetings in the Second
Congressional District. .i7oI
Republican Mass meetings will be held in
the second Congressional District and ad-
dressed by the speakers named, as follows:
At Kenansville Duplin county, Tuesday, March oath
Littefeld and A. H. Galloway, and Hon. c. R. Thomas,
At beaufort Carteret county Saturday. March 18th
Hon. DAVID Heaton. Capt. W. II. s. Sweet and Aug. 8.
Seymour ESQ. ili.i-
At Kinston, Lenoir County, Tuesday, March 31st.--
Hon. David HeatOn, Robt F. Lehman, Esq, and Capt.
AtG5ldsboro, Wayne County Wednesday, April list
Hon. d. Heaton, R. F. Lehman and Gen. M. S. Lit
tlefeld. -r
At Pollocksville, Jones County, Friday, April 3D.
Hon. D. Heaton, r. F. Lehman, Esq and Gen. NJ. s.
Littlefeld. ..
At Trenton, Jones County, Saturday, April. 4th-
Hon. David Heaton R. F. Lehman, Esq., and General
M. S. Littlefield
At Jacksonville, Onslow County, April 6th-Hon.
David Heaton, and d. L. RUSSELL ESQ. ~ 400
At Snow Hill, Greene County, Saturday, 11th-Hon.
David Heaton Hon. c. R. Thomas and others. 1 p.
At Wilson, Wilson County, Monday, April 13-Hon.
David Heaton, X. F. Lehman, and James II. Harris.
At Tarboro, Edgecombe County Wednesday, April
15th.-Hon David Heaton, ROb't. F. Lehman and Jas.
II. Harris .tt'5 -r- 4sE - Qit
At Greenville Pitt County, Friday, April 17.-Hon.
David Heaton, Hon. W. B. Rodman, Gen. Byron Laf-
fin, Robert F. Lehman and Others. --...s.>
4a. Chm. District Committee.
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81 THos. w. DEWEY, City Clerk.

" NORTH. CARoLINA Standard The Dails
North Carolina Standard, edited and publish.
ed by Messrs. w. w. Holden 6 Son, at Ra.
leigh, N. c., has been received in exchange.
We welcome this live paper to our sanctum.
and shall be glad to see It every day The
number before US contains the Constitution
of North Carolina, published for the first
time. We have not had time to more than
glance at it, and shall give it a regular " set.
ting"as soon as possible National Rep. az
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||6|B!aallla

II Is authenticity stated that one fifth of the
inhabitants of country and Europe die Of Con-
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more COM
pletely bafaed all medical skill and remedial
agencies. u r.4 7er
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Shortness Of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darling, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general negative
condition Of the whole system. tlti-
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any Of its concomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay It's rayages, and be re-
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
= Prepared Prescription for the Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds,
AT THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,
by the use Of which he was restored to health in
few weeks, after having suffered several years
with q severe lung affection and that dread dis
| ease, Consumption, has now been in use over ten
| years with the most marked success.
| This Remedy Is prepared from the original
| Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, 1855 South I'd Street, Williamsburg,
| Kings Co., New York. cont stff sf ca
A Pamphlet containing the original Prescrip-
ton with full and explicit directions for prepare
| ton and use, together with short history OF his
case with symptoms, experience and cure, can be
obtained (tree of chargel Of Mr.. Wilson, as above
| or by callingOn or addressing f. r
| ,i,a.- WILLIAMS q HAYWOOD,
~ * ,oer Druggists, Raleigh, n: G.
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Republican Mass Meetings.

Hon. c. r. Thomas, Gen. Joseph c Abbott,
Gen. G.W. Logan, Tod R. Caldwell, C. L. Har
ris, A. H. Jones and other Republicans, will can
vass the western counties of the State, and two
or moreaddresses will be delivered at the follow
ing times and places. All regular candidates of
the Republican party, and County Executive
Committees, will be expected to give notice,
participation, and lchd their aid in facriratlng
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George Tucker, -z-.sssszssssszaszz..
William Silly, Beaufort County.
Will. B. Rodman, Beaufort county,
Parker D. Robbins,
William A. Mann, Of Cumberland,
Bryant Lee, n
Abial w. Fisher, s- %
Fred. F. French,
/ j. Gambler, Buncombc county,
W. T. Blume,
Calvin c. Jones,
Abraham Congleton,
w. T. Guntcr,
George w. Dickey,
John R. French,
David Heaton,
w. H. S. Sweet, l1Is -
Clinton D. Pearson,
Isaac Kinny, -
s. s. Mulican,
Wilson Carey, fTF
Milton Hobbs, Etf ~
Samuel Highsmith,
j. w. Peterson, ..-.....-,..---...
E. B. league,
H. Z. Cherry, ., yeb
J. 7. Harris, ~ i',,..
NJ. j. Aydlott, s.,l5al,
f. D. HOTTER, Of Gates,
John NJ. Patrick,
John H. Williamson of Franklin,
J. William Welker,
A. W. Tourgee,
W. 7. J. Hayes,
Henry Epps,
James Madison Turner, ~
w. G.. B. Garrett,
j. H. Duckworth,
Andrew J. Glover,
W. H. George,
James Hay, Johnston county, f1
Nathan Gully, Johnston county,
David D. Colgrove,
Geo. w. Gahagan,
Samuel Washington Watts,
w. A. B. Murphy,
SiIas N. Stilwell, Mecklenburg,
Edward Fullings, Mecklenburg,
Geo. A. Graham, of Montgomery,
Lucien M. s. Mcdonald,
Jacob Ing,
Joseph G. Abbott, New Hanover,
Samuel s. Ashley,
A. Fl. Galloway,
Roswell C. Parker,
Henry T. Grant,
Charles C. Pool, Pasquotank county,
William Nicholson, Perquimans county,
D. j. Rich. Pitt county,
Byron Latin, Pitt county,
Jesse Rhodes, H
Reuben F. Trogden. Randolph county,
Talton L. L. Cox,
X. 7. Long,
o. s. Hayes, Robson county,
j. s. Nance, Robson county,
John H. French,
Allen Rose, Rowan county.
William H. Logan, Rutherford county.
Sylvester Carter, Sampson county,
Lorenzo D. Hall, Sampson county,
Levi C. Morton, Stanley,
Riley +. Petree, Stokes,
Sam'l Forkner, Surry county,
John NJ. Marshall, Surry,
Z. w. Jones, Washington and Tyrrel,
William Newsom, Union county,
j. P. Andrews. Wake county,
Stokes D. Franklin, Wake county,
j. H. Harris, Wake county,
John A. Hyman, Warren county,
John Read, Warren county,
Willie Daniel, Wilson county
Jesse Hollowell, Wayne county, -
H. L. Grant,
John Quincy Adams Bryan, Wilkes Co.
E. Benbow, Yadkin.
E. Legg, of Brunswick.
R. S. D. Williams, of Wake.
j. W. Hood, OF Cumberland.
John II. Renfrow, Halifax Co.
Matched Taylor, Camden. 10
Cuffee Mayo. '7l
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ByW. 4. JONES& Co., Auctioneers.
BLACKsMITHING.

nTHE UNDERSIGNED, ON THE CORNER
i of Mcdowell and Martin streets, Basbford,s
old stand, is prepared TO do all kinds of Smith.
work.
Steel in axes, ground and insured, 81 lbs Inset
axes, ground and insured, 75c. Gratis put in
Two horse tire 75c per tire, horse tire ST. 90 Der
tire.
lam shoeing the horses Of Rufus H. Page. ESQ.
and not shoe has come off in six months. fiat
has not been taken off by me. refer to him.
March 4, 1858 9Nw4t
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The candidates will divide the time with any
of the Conservative candidates, or any of their
friends, at the following named places: Laws,
Morrisville, Rolesville, Auburn.
. JOS w. HOLDEN, ''
Chairman Wake Co. Er CON-
March u, 1868. 12S-td.
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ARTICLE x


HoMEsTEADs AND EXEMPTIONS.
.s sec: I; The personal property of any resident
OF tnis state to the value of five hundred dollar
10 De selected by such residents shall be, and Is
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STATE OF NORTH-cAROLINA,

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February
Term, 1863 '1gl.-'-
L. 8. Webb, Adm. ofWm. Moring, fa%
us. tr Attachment.
Mary F. Bond.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant is a nonresident, it is or
dered, that publication be made for six weeks in
the Raleigh Standard, notifying her to attend at
the next term of this Court to be held for the
County of Berthe at the Court, House in Windsor
on the second Monday of May next, and answer
or plead to the plaintiffs action, or Judgment f
nal will be entered against her
Witness, William PGurley, Clerk of the Court
of Please and Quarter Session in and for Berthe
County, the second Monday of February, A. D.
1855 1851
W. P. GURLEY, C. C. c.
February, IS 1868. 9-w6w.
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Attention County Committees,

All Republican District and County Com
mittees are requested to address the Secreta-
ry of the State Executive Committee at as
early a day as possible, giving the Post Office
address of each member, and transmitting
such information in regard to the canvass,
as may be deemed important. 1t is essen
tial that the Committee should be thoroughly
informed in regard to the canvass in each
precinct of the State The time and place
Of all meetings. and the names of speakers,
should also he forwarded. When speakers
are desired for any meetings, the number and
the men preferred should be given with the
most practicable route by which the place
of meeting may be reached. 1t is desired
that the canvass should be thoroughly or
ganized and energetically pushed over the
entire State Documents will be forwarded
upon application.
Address DAN'L W. HODGIN,
Secretary State Eaecutioe Republican
Committee, Raleigh, NJ G..
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Republican Mass Meetings.-First Con
Eressional District.


Hon. Robert P Dick, Gen. NJ. s. Littletield,
Rev. J. W.Hood, and Hon. John R. French
will addres, Republican meetings, as fol-
lows: 49,
Scotland Neck, Halifax County, Tuesday, April
It'll.
Williamson, Martin County, wednesday, April
Sth.
Washington, Beaufort County, Thursday, April
9th ..-
Plymouth, Washington County. Friday, April
10TH
Edenton, Chowan County, Saturday, April
18th.
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank County, Monday,
April 18th.
Hartford, Perquimans County, Tuesday, April
18th.
Gatesville, Gates County, Wednesday, April
18th.
Murfreesboro' Hartford County, Thursday,
April 10Th.
jackson, Northampton County, Friday, April
18th.
Halifax, Halifax County, Saturday, April 18th.
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CrArE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA,,

CTATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,(
y RANDOLPH County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February
ID Term, 1858.
Elizabeth w. Dunn, t9sea- 10
and others. osial
In this case, It appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that W. W. Verdin, and wife Catharine
Verdin, are not inhabitants of this State; It is
ordered 6y the Court that publication be made
in the Weekly North Carolina Standard for six
successive weeks, notifying the said defendants
to appear at next term Of the Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County
of Randolph, at the Court House in Ashboros,
on the first Monday of May, 1883, then and there
to plead, answer or demur to said petition other
wise judgment will be taken pro contesso as to
them, and the prayer of the petitioner granted
Witness, J. M. HANCOCK, Clerk of said Court,
at office in ASHFORD the first Monday of Febru-
airy, 1863
March II, 1868. 1lR 1O-wsw.
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Important to Whisky Men.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, March 6, 1868.
Col. r. M Kelly, Collector Serenh District,
Kentucky, Lexington:
You will not hereafter approve or allow
the discontinuance of any warehouse in
which distilled spirits are stored, until the
tax upon said spirits is paid. Regulations
changed.
Respectfully, f. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner Internal Revenue.
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Republican County Convention. 'I
The Republicans of Wake County are notified
that there will be a Convention held in the City
of Raleigh, on Saturday, the ssth inst. All are
invited to attend By order of ~ a1.
Jaa ~ THE COMMITTEE
March 81, 1868. '' 12S-td.
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JOSHUA LINDLEY. ]. v. LlNDLEY.
NEW GARDEN NURSERIES,.
THE OLD PIONEER NURSERYMAN IS
i once more before the public, with
Is TAsasaad Fruit Trees and Grape Vines,
for Winter and Spring Sales of 1858. Our Stock
has been raised since the ssar, and is young and
thrifty. Persons wishing to plant Orchards will
do well to give rs CALL as the Senior Proprietor
has over 40 years experience in the business, and
knows what to cultivate to suit the country and
please the people. Prices to suit the times.
Send for Circular containing Price list, &c.
Nurseries located miles west of Greensboro.
Address j. LINDLEY & SON,
New Garden, Guilford County, N. C..
January 2, 1858. f-.-------- ----- a-wSw.
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Republican Meeting in BERTHE and Hert-
ford Counties.

Republican Meeting in Berthe and Hert.
ford Counties.
The Republican voters of Berthe and Hert-
ford Counties are requested to send dele
gates to the town of Windsor, BERTHE Coun-
ty, on Saturday the 2sth day of March, for
the purpose Of nominating Senator for
said District . Hnr 10
The Republicans of BERTHE County will
meet at the same place on same day, for the
purpose of. making their county nomina-
tions. s...5r5 10
Hon. John R. French, Republican nomi-
nee for Congress, and other gentlemen, are
expected to be present to address the meet
ing. ~, BRYANT LEE,
PARKER D. ROBBINS,
cara. Delegates from BERTHE.
March, II, 1868.