The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-02-05
FEBRUARY f. e. t;5s" ! a.
advise ana c5nsssl ahis people, ,axhem hi.

ouviSo anu cOnJfoi THIS tpeopfe, whom DIS
previous counssls Rave irfiinstia a2sna9 ~
. RYt his his poWeS4js .PrpqksnM His day is
iiorer. lTbere,is nohope i,iri hisaoli&ical tor
tunes, eitlersffom the majority in this State
TIE 7 thfMaftor@dus Al @ 1eohp psrheads Of tie Nortsa
ern Ststss He has, ,ftalle8 80, leFi that he57
ii fepmerythe fearless andstainless oldsUnion'
Whig-associates' wishiltAe .fneanest and
most wicked Of the old tepentant secession
!, Democrats or It's and takes even step With them in
9their sturbulept n,utteriugs of stihsd trear
ssn.nagW gWelrmay We iexclaim. 8 @Howfiia the
I fine gala become dim pr HpWs art thou
fallen Cd II LLlucifer, cife, son 9f the, morning r
He will not repent and submit himself in
gqodfaithtothe nationaiauthOrity, and the
Congress will, therefore, never relieye him'of
his disability, He will descend to the
grave with the. ban upon him ana his
satellites and followers will be blasted by
public Indignation and scorn, and will es
cape infamy, in history, only because they
" are too insignificant to be remembered either
q for good or evil Il, ,tgay g'7'ht st -
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gns a sn9L Bankruptcy. AgsEo-oi .u55i
20" In answer to numerous inquiries on the
subject, we would state for the Information
of correspondents and Others, that the fol-
lowing exemption is made for the benefit of
the bankrupt, VIZ: A.
I. 4" "P,ocMed, honeeer, That there shall be
excepted from operation OF the provisions
of this seetion-'i," O. 3 .-.t.t Sl'id
The necessary household and Kitchen fur
Aiture, and such other articles and necessa-
ries of such bankrupt as the said assignee
shall designate and set apart, having refer
nence in the amount to the family, condition,
and circumstances of the bankrupt. but al
together not to exceed in value, in any case,
the sum of five hundred dollars; ;ut
And also the wearing apparel of such
bankrupt and that of his wife and children
And the uniform, arms. and equipments of
any person who is or has been "a soldier in
the militia or in the service of the United
States; -tf'" g.. j To-
And such other property as now is, or
hereafter shall be exempted from attach
ment or seizure, or levy on execution by
the laws of the United States;
And such other property not included in
the foregoing exceptions as is exempted from
levy and sale upon execution or other pro
cess or order of any court by the laws o
| the State in which the bankrupt has his dom
| icie at the time of the commencement Of Tho
proceedings in bankruptcy, to an amount
not exceeding that allowed by such Stat,
exemption laws in force in the year eighteer
hundred and sixty-four." "i5is Il
Under the exemption of the State laws
the bankrupt is entitled to the benefit of th'
| homestead act, ratified February 10th, 1889
which establishes freehold homestead, no
| to exceed in value five hundred dollars.--
| And in addition to this he is also entitled tt
the usual exemptions provided for in th'
| Revised oode All these taken together. vii
amount to about twelve hundred dollars