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sTATE OF NoRTH.CAROLTNA

STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLTNA.
Erscutiue Department, AGya GeaI Office,
Is .sa b 9s EA-EIsE, August sStd, 1858.
GENERAL o.DERs, fa1 rs 81. f4vs
ID NO. Il.
The State is hereoy divided into three divisions
to be known as Inc Eastern, Middle and Western
Divisions. Fia 3r .tf'4 1Ai .:3f23 ifh
i. The Eastern Division shall comprise the
Counties OF Cul9.ttc.:,. Camden, Pasqeotin!;,
gergu.msns, Ca3wsa, CAFES, He.tiora, ,serie,
Washington, Tyrc, Hyde, Eeaatort, Pitt. vii.
son, Wayne, Greene. Lenoir, Craven, Ca.teret,
Jones, Onslow, Dupi;i,, Sam pkon, New Hanover,
Biade,, Columbus and Brunswick. 9t
Ii. The Middle Division shall comprise the
Counties OF Warren, Granville, Osange, Person,
Casweil, Rockingham, S. oics, Forsyth, Gulllort,
Aiamance, C,iatlan, Wake, Franklin, Nash,
Johnston, Harlctt. Robson, Cumberland, Rich
mond, Moore, Montgomery, Randolph, David.
son, Dayie, Rowan Casag. US, Ssaniy, Anson,
Union and Meek 'eDDuIg.
'H III. Tic Western Division shall comprise the
Counties o. CASTOR, Cleaselaud, Lincoln, Cataw-
ba, Alexander, .lrcde.l. Ashe YaGkia, Surry,
Wilkes, Waiapga, Caldwe!, BnTac, Mcdowell,
Rutherford, Henderson, Ban ombc, Mitcac'l,
Pennsylvania, Clay, Jackso,, Macon aud Cicero.
". Major.Gencrsl F. G. Msr.iada,e is hereby
assigned 10 the command OF the Eastern Division,
with headquarters al Jainesvtle, Martin County.
v. MajoF-General w. D. Jones is ncfcby as
signed to the commend of the Middle Division,
with Headelasteis at Racigh, Wake County.
vi. MaloF-G enelal j. @. A. 9 yam 10 hereby as
signed to tle command Of the Western Division,
with Hcadq US .tcfs a. Trap Hi, Wilkes County.
VII. Tue counties embraced in the foregoing
Divisions respectively, shall constitute separate
commands, 10 wlieh Colenels viii hereafter De
appointed.
BY order OF Gov. HOLDEN, HA'
Commander in-Chies. dfa
issF A. W. FISHER,
=. -. .-,....s.. Ad;'t Gen'l,
August 81. 1868. ass sss'f 3aslaiS 197-st.
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Fiahi Congressional District.

A Convention of Delegates for The nomination
OF candidate tor Congress and Presidential
Eieetor for tie Filth Congressional District, will
be held at Greensborough, Guilford County, OF
Friday, September 18TH, 1858, at II o'clock, A.
NJ. Each County will be entitled to double the
number oil votes, which it is entitled to in the
House of Representatives. Each dclcsate must
have certificate signed by the President and
Secretary OF fac meeting by which he was enc.
sen and ny the Chairman OF The County Execu.
tive Committee, showing MIN to have been reg
uiarly CHOSEN at meeting held at the Court
House Of his county, as delegate TO such Con.
yentiOn. M. NJ.
40 - A. W. TOUEGEE, (ofGuilford.)
August q, 1865. lid
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Craven County Moving.

From private advices we learn that one of the
grandest and most overwhelming political
demonstrations ever held in the State, took place
at Newbern on Wednesday evening last. Over
1850 people were present at the Grant and Col.
fax meeting. Speeches were made BY the Hon.
David Heaton, Messrs Stilley, Respass and Morris
Of the General Assembly, and Coils. W. ]. Clark,
and Samuel Carrow. The utmost enthusiasm
prevailed and we learn that the effect was stronger
than anything ever before witnessed in the Re-
publican banner County. Col. Heaton, was re-
nominated for Congress amid shouts of appliances
We will give full report in our next.
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Grant and Colfax in Alamance.

meeting of the citizens of Company Shops,
was held on the cath instant for the purpose of
organizing branch of the "Alamsnce County
Grant and Colfax Club"
DR.. Young was called to the Chair, and in
brief, though very appropriate address, explained
the objects OF the meeting.
B. E. Sergeant was elected Vice President, E.
Burns Treasurer, and W. D. Faucet Secretary.
The Constitution was then read, and immedi-
ately fifty six names were subscribed thereto as
members of the Club. t.l..... 7 -r.s...stf.
Several gentlemen were called upon to address
the meeting, SONS of whom responded in very
pertinent remarks in advocacy of the claims of
US. Grant and Schuyler Colfax to the Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency of the United States.
The meeting then adjourned.
t7a'a Nl-sE ~ w. d. FACCETT,
50 II }gr..t,.' -.f4,.H,E. S5 - Secretary.
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DEATH OF GOV. SWAIN.
of the Executive Committee.

RALEIeH, August %, 1868.
At q special meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Trustees of the University
of North Carolina, held in the Executive
office this day, Gov. Holden presiding, the
following resolutions, offered by W. NJ. Cole
man, Esq, were unanimously adopted:
Rssol0ed, That in the death of Gov. SWAIN
the people Of North Carolina have been de-
prived of the services of one who, for more
than forty years Of public life, has labored
faithfully for their material, intellectual and
moral welfare ssai&
Rsso1ued, That the University Of North
Carplina,an and the cause ofedncation generally,
and historical literature especially, have
sustained in his death an irreparabie loss.
Resolcsd, That these proceedings be pub
ished in the newspapers of this city, and
that James 3. Taylor, Esq, one Of the
members of this Board, be requested to
deliver copy thereof to the family Of the
deceased. W. W. HOLDEN,
Chairman. /.
WIN. COLEMAN, Sec'y: @ 2aa's
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Grant and COlfax Meeting in New Light.
A large and enthusiastic Grant and Colfax
Ratification meeting was held at New Light,
Wake county,, on Saturday, August ed. On
motion of W. C. Mangum, ESQ.,, Jno. A. Powell,
ESQ.,, was called to the Chair, and II. r. Chap
pell appointed Secretary. The chairman rose
and stated the object ofthe meeting. A commit
tee of five was appointed to draft resolutions,
who reported the following, which was unani-
mously adopted:
u Resolved, That we heartily approve of the
Republican platform adopted by the Chicago
Convention.
O. That we pledge ourselves to render an un-
wavering support to Grant and Coliax as the reg.
ular nominees for President and Vice President
of the United statas -
s.. That, while believing as we do, it to be the
fixed purpose of the Democratic party to involve
verting the American Union, therefore we, as
the Republican party, will use all honorable
means to defeat their Intentions. .af
4. That We invite all true lovers of the Union
to stand by us in the election Of Grant aud Col
fax to the Presidency and Vice-Presidency OF the
United States, and thereby secure liberty, union,
peace and prosperity throughout the American
nation. - iF 'A H Ff
S. Learning, as we do, that the Conservative
party are holding meetings and passing resOlu-
tiOns to exclude all Republicans from their plan
tations unless they support the nominees OF the
Democratic Convention recently held in the city
of New York, be it therefore resolved that we
pledge unanimous effort, doubled ten fold If
possible. to the Republican cause as the only
party that desires liberty, union. peace and pros
perity. i..t.5. - ..s.,l.c. Az. =,
q. That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the North Carolina Standard for publication, and
request other Republican papers to copy.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet
on the second saturday in September, at 10
O'Clock, A. M, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to represent the precinct in the State
Ratification Meeting to be held in the city of
Raleigh, on the 10th of September. M @
JNO. A. POWELL, Chairman.
H. R. CHApPELL, Secretary.
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FEES OF SOLICITORS.

I. On every conviction 5or murder, twenty
dollars.
2. On every conviction where, by law the pun
isimo.t Inay he ia d lahnr iu-a ponitentiaTy for
ore year or over, Ken Collars. > ? -
8. Oa conviction on any other Indictment, four
dolla,s
Z 01 final Judgment against defau,ting wit
ness OF juror where no .sslc is joined, Two dol
lars.
S. On such q j.sdgmen: when contested, -four
Go lars. .,,.r ~ ,.,.s,, .sl..1t5s n,,er,s.,
G. sicgmeat OF undertaking Of bail or rccog-
nj saace, 4 uncontcs ed, Two dollars. g 7''.s'
Z. On the same = contested, foul dollars,
6. On application to renew bold to keep the
peace. i! gran. ed, one dollar. ~ taf i'lf
Q. ca aa issue in bast i Gy-found against the
pu.a.iye father, four dollars.
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FEEs aYac0RNNR,s.

!. Cororers Sail receive lie same fees as are
or shall &c allowed saegiis IN similar cases.
g. g. Fo2 holding TIN iaquest over q dead body,
including Tie sumnoning The jury and rctnrl-
lars. i5 tss 83ll ,t1. s.lrst Jt1e ..aE
.. Fer every additional day occupied. in the in
VISITATION or..he cise, Eve collars.
(. 70. summon,Dg each witness on inquest,
fteen cents. ,,.
D. FOR nuryin% pauper over wlom an liqucst
has been held, 10 DC paid by the county.
G. The ice, in cases numbered one, two and
three SHALL be paid by the county if the deceased
be a nauDer, Otherwise by his personal represent
tatives. . .r
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FErs oF EEeISTER oE DEEDS.

l. Ecgi,teriEg any deed or DINER writing au-
tho"ized 10 be registered or recorded by him,
VIII certificate OF probate Or acknowledgement
snd Driva.e exam nation Of married woman if
any, ii moi more t,an olieeopy sheet, one dollar.
:. For every copy sheet more shcn one, thrce
ccn,s.
8 For copy of any record or paper in ais Office;
per copy sheet, tpree cents. -.r,r f3as- siiii 4
For issgiD:, c.ch notice Or order required by
tic county Commissioners, including suhpenas
for witaesses Tor eac: name, fifteen CENTS. q.
S. recording eacl order OF Commissioners if
not over one copy sheet, twenty cents. I''e
6. :. over one copy sheet, OF every one over,
three ce.ii;.
8. Making out tax list, FOR caei, name on each
copy required TO i've made, three cents. .,-a-E
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TFrs oF J,,pops

l. Jurors to the Superior Cours, per day,
what shall be allowed by: he county Commission
els o. the county, not exceeding Two dollars and
fifty cents.
frnm court, five GEMS. @ b,
6. The same pay and mileage shall be allowed
to special jurors, and tie same ray, without
mileage, 10 tails jurors.
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D(
POETRY.
A New Campaign Song.

A New Campaign Song.
AIH-"7ra'np, tramp tie boys are marching."
In our homes we sat in peace,
Thinking strife and trouble done,
And that traitors would be once more loyal men;
But we've heard a warning sound,
. Since the campaign has bugun,
And we're marching out to battle once again.
CHoRUs-Tramp, tramp, tramp,
The Tanners marching,
Cheer up! Southern loyal men,
And beneath the Tanners torch,
You shall see the loyal North
Rout the Copperheads and Rebels once
again.
- When we granted terms of peace,
Giving life and pardon, too,
We believed the South had had enough OF war
glt.5 But the traitors march again,
,5 Just as once they used TO do,
Meath the rebel flag that bears single STAR
CHoRus-Tramp, tramp, &c. III
n-rf ar
Let us rally from thc city, 7.
From the mountain and the plain,
And united vote for Grant and COlfax, too,
So that all the world may see
That the country's right again,
And is strong in spite of all that traitors do.
GHoRus-Tramp, tramp, &C.
When the White House changes hands,
And our General takes command,
And our marching days and nights are fully
vF q DER, Hli - Re |
ID We will lay our torches by,
And uniting hand in hand, l- aa
Swear the Union shall be stronger than before.
CHoRUs--Tramp, tramp, tramp,
The Tanners marching,
~ Cheer up Southern loyal men,
ia 100 And beneath the anners' torch
.si''r4' You shall see the loyal North
O. 's Rout the Copperheads and Rebels once
% H again. t.'saia
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H. RALEIGH, August %, 1858.
GENERAL Orders, .-......
No. ].
The following appointments by tie Governor,
in the Militia, .re Hereby announced:
Aides-de-Carp, 10 Gommauder.in-ehief, with
the rcni o. Colone.: e-aa ar
Byron Lafli:,, Of Pitt county.
Robert Il. Dousl:s, o: Rockingham county.
Wm A. Moore, O. Chowan county.
VIM. &. Person, o. Bur.;e county.
Ma Or Generals: r.t...s, .-...4z n.
T. G. Mart;n1ae OF Martin county.
Willie D. Jo1cs, o. Wake county.
j. @. A. BRYAN, OF Wilkes county.
BY order OF Governor Holden, il!a4l
Conlmanae,-in chief:
A. W. FISHER,
Adjuiant General.
August 81, 1868. 1875.
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NOTICE..

r WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
i for cash, on the PubI ic Square IN the town o.
Salisbury, 4. on Saturday the 1911 OF Sep,em
ber next, ape aete 0f nard sud q number of bool
accounts, the properts or Michael Browo.
j. X. BURKE, Assignee.
August 81, 1868. 197-2awtd
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CTATE OF NORTH-cARoL1NA.

CTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
~ tt WAKE COUNTY
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, 1868.
:. 'san''0n Petition for Divorce.
Sarah R. Johnston. b161l A
TN this case, It appearing to the satisfaction Of
4 the Court, that the defendant resides beyond
the limits of this State, it is therefore ordered by
the Court that advertisement be made in the
Weekly North Carolina Standard, newspaper
published in Raleigh, for six successive weeks,
notifying the said Sarah r. Johnston, the said
defes dant, to appear of the next term of this
Court, at the Court House In Raleigh, TO answer,
&c, or judgment will be taken pro eo;.tesso.
:. Witness, J. N. BUNTING, Clerk OF our said
Conrt, at Office, the 1st Monday after the fourth
Monday in March, A. d. 1868
j. N. BUNTING, C. s. C.
August 10, 1865. 1ST-wGw.
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Attention Grant and Collar Climbs.

As soon as County Grant and Colfax Clubs are
formed, the Secretaries win Immediately report
the fact to the Secretary OF the State Central
Club at Raleigh, giving the number Of members,
the names Of officers, postofice address, &c.
Blanks and documents will be forwarded to all
clubs as soon as formed. Isl SD.
The Secretary also desires the names oftwo or
more energetic Republicans ct every post Office,
who canread and write, to assist in the circula-
: lion OF documents. Parties desiring to engage
IN the good work viii address the Secretary at
once ,l,iFl.r ,,-t. s,ss "a a.rrlf saatgef
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The Liverpool Aorniag Star has made horri-
bic mistake After giving most fattering de-
scription Of the reception Of JET Davis, It says
b LADY Davis hes apparentiya mixtars Of mn.
latto blood in her VEINS and her children exhibit
the same pcculiarities"
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.
sCHEIDAM AROMATIC .SCHNAPPS,
INSANE ASYLUM.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUB,
IN lie that the Insane Asylum is SO nearly full
OF inmates, that persons desiring to send patients
to the Institution, should first correspond Wild
the Superintendent before bringing them to Ral'
eigh, as they might thereby save trouble and eS'
pense. EUGENE GRISSOM, Supt'
August Is. 1868. i7 1S4-dtGwlm.
City papers copy month and send bills to the
Superintendent.
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August g, 1865
THE MILES SCHOOL,

3a .s.Hf THE NILES SCHOOL.
rT,HE MILES SCHOOL HOUSE, SITUATED
J. ON Salisbury street, in this City, being eo ar
pleted, this School will be opened on Moha'!'
May 25th, 1888.
& 'Aprompt attendance is requested.
J. z. O'lIARA, hineapas'
May %, 1858. tS'-"'
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FEES OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
For attachment OF transcript Of judgment,
Twenty-Five cents. ~ 1 {
For summons fifteen cents. = m
For adjournment or continuance, ten cents.
For subpoena or order for witness, including
all the names inserted therein, twenty-five cts.
j. For fling every paper necessary to be fled,
five cents.
For trial OF an issue, fifty cents.
For entering Judgment, twenty-five cents.
For taking affidavit, bond or undertaking, five
cents.
dertakinS per copy sheet, ten cents.
For receiving End entering verdict OF jury,
twenty-five cents. 75sl 81 .9ss5 Il
- Tor execution, twenty five cents.
For renewal OF exeCut oil, ten cents.
/ For making return TO an appeal, one dollar.
For 0fGer OF an arrest in a civil action, twenty
five cents. !. -a.s .
For warrant for apprehension Of any person
charged VITA crime, or vii d being the father OF q
bastard, fifty CENTS.
For entering judgment for a contempt, ffty
cents. Hi5 ai i-,s.iI : 81 tsc
For execution of such Judgment, twenty-five
cents.
For warrant of commitment for any cause,
twenty-five cents. ss,fs ei gts-
For order for commission TO take testimony,
fifty cents s.F. U ~
/ For taking DISPOSITIONS on an order or commits.
siol issued ny some court, per copy sheet, ten
cents.
For making Necessary return and certificate
thereto, fifty cents.
In civil actions, where the sum recovered be
| fore the justice exceeds one hundred dollars
the above fees shall be increased fif;y per cent
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OR, TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE I.JNrMr.,

vENlTIAN HORSE LINImEEr
IN PINT BOTTLES, AT ONE DoLIA,,
s = the cure ofLaRucaess, Scratches, Wind Can.
Splalns, Bruises, splints, Galls, Cuts, Col,s
Shipping stfle, Over heating, Sore Throat MY,
in the Foot, &c. N"'l
An VINO own Or employ horses, arc ass,,.,
'ia' inns l.lnimcnt will do all and more Than u
STATED IN curing tle above named comn,,;n,'
During twenty years it has never failed To o-n.
sa'ls'atlon In single Instance. Sold BY Drn"
gists. Depot, SO CoTtlandt St., NY.
Aug. II, 1868. 1S5 -wc,
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John Morrisey bets $1,000 to $50 that Seymour
will not be elected, and offers to do it fifty times.
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.

On the Errors and Abuses ipc,sc,t .,
Youth AM EARLY Sianhool, w;ln fine bum,nO
view OF Treatment sad cure, sent by mail free ~,
charge Address HOWARD Assoc Atom
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. : AVN
May 10, 1868. 20,
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Warranted Cheapest and p.,,

10 Farmers, Express Companies, s,,pe a..
pretols' Livery Establishments. and all no no
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

OFFICE SECRETARY or STATE,
--1ae,aE sss ~ Raleigh, August 2S, 1853
III, Hs-'s.y ). MExNIEe zR, Secretary Of State,
hereby eeriiiy tass the foregoing is q true copy
Of the original ACT on file III this Office -
HENRY J. MENNINGER,
,e 'Y Secretary Of State.
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..Erss OF coNsTAELEs.
FEES OF JUSTICES OF THE P

4 The fees o. Cons;Sb!es shall be the same a
those for Shetif, Tor .le like services.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting of the Commission.
j. ers appointed to locate the Penitcntisry AZ
my Office in this City, on Monday, Sept. l4In'
when oil persons wishing TO compete for said 10,
cation, arc requested to forward their papers o'
attend in person.
C. L. HARRIS,
~ e3sa ejsea Supt. Public Works
August %, 1868. re 1910
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81 ~ sc t7aat. 4-
-pclt I1Io8 u.tJ ssgi soEt saiig.eJ aiaa1
1Gas
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Erseu:i0e Department, Aft Gents Office,
RALEIGH AurYls5 o. 1919
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SALARY AND FEES OF CLERK OF 81.
80 prEMF (sQIrrT

The salary and fees OF the clerk Of the Supreme
Court shallb as provided by section twenty five,
chapter one hundred and two Of the Revised
Code OF this State.
Ratified the Gath day Of August, 1865. n gal
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per copy sieet, ten cents. 9'-t ~" ti-
". Probate OF acknowledgement of deed or
writing o. auy soT. ss.ithOrzed 10 be proved, Tex
cept waerc the pr.ya,e examination "a q married
woman is tanen1 Tor eash gllntor therein, Ely
GEMS.
q, 81. Probate or acknowledgment of deed or
other writing, and taking private examination
OF married woman, with certificate thereof, one
dollar. ~" -tA4 fhti-' aE '3Hfs4iA
IS. Probate of O. will IN common form, with
certificate AID issuing letters documentary, one
dollar. ca 4lta- tlt7a1 i5tali4 75it l'6n
90. Recording will, return or report of exccu-
too, administrator, GUARDIAN or other trustee
required to be recorded, per copy sheet, ten
cents. 7.lt-,s .-..-.z.s;-i .zs, ~ 7.,f,,slrs.g
SO. Grant Of letters of administration OF any
sort, and taking bond Of admiaistration, one dol
lar. 1 .E4 A,-44l .,s,s,,, 4
81. Every notice required TO be issued by clerk,
ten cents. A-4 ~ 1trs SIX :
81. Grant of guardianship, including taking OF
bond; for each minor, fifty cents.
IS. Apprcnticing inlans, including iudcnturc,
fly cents. Il
s ST. Entering caveat on contested will. twenty
cents. 90 -ae s,.. RE- = q
81. Recording articles Of agreement of pro-
posed corporation, including all services, two
dollars. ~ -lY5t. ;af sri..-.. - Igi.
!. &C. Issuing commission OF any sort, fifty cents.
50. Entering retnrn 10 commission and order
for registration Of deed, len cents sis4 81
3S. Auditing account OF executor, administra-
tor, guardian, or other t@Estee, required to re-
turn accounts, one per cent. on the nett amount
returned, If not over thce hundred dol airs, three
fourtns OF one per cent. l. over three humid ed and
not over one thousand dollars one-haIf Of one
per cent. il over one thousand aud not over TWEEN.
~ Thousand dollars; one-sixih Of one per cent II
over twenty Thousand dollars. aigt rllE-
50. justification OF sureties, fifty cents.
40. Issuing Of marriage license and making the
record required thereof, fifty cents. a.,
Il Entry Of birth Or death when required to be
made, I've cents. = i7fafi i-te
II CRIMINAL ACTIONS.
~. Issuing capias-sor each person to be ar
rested, fiiy cents. ,.f.-.s.sl,.,..
~ Dockeiing action, and entering return, &c.
cents. d.s 800 p99 ~ = Z II =
q. Taking recogni=ance, ten cents. g.
a, lssuing subp6na-fos each wiiness, ter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-07

PRAYEE.-Among all the means OF
grace-sermons, sacraments, Sabbaths.
providences, Gods word either read or
preached-the greatest i'll some respects
is PRAYER. Nor men nor devils can shut
is gates. When every other avenue to
God is clcsed, these stand open-day and
night continually. The storm of perse-
culion may dive us from the house of
God the voice of preachers may be
ienced in prisons the Bible plucked
from our hands, may be burned to ashes
in Popish flames all this has happened
and may happen again. These are ave
nues which men may close not this the
door of prayer. The martyr found it
Standing open in his danger Daniel in
the den Of lions Paul and Silas in the
prison, where their feet were in the stocks
but their spirits were free. And when
his brow is clammy cold, and his eyes all
glazed and dim, and his ear has lost lis
hearing, and his tongue its power of
Speech-:he moving lips and uplifled
hands tell the by-standers at a christians
death-bed that the gates of prayer stand
open. Prayer and good man part on
" at the door of heaven, there b -ing but
4 breath, groan. Il sigh between carth'>
prayers and eternal praIse.-Dr. GUTHRIE.