The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-08
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\ Candy vas promulgated on the 31st:
/ = Paragraph III Of General Orders
/ No. 10, from the Headquarters Of the
Second Military Diatrict, dated April
al, 1857 is smodif fed as iollows.S =.
Judgments or DEGREES for the pay
ment Of money on causes of. action
arising in North Carolina between
the goth of May, 1851, I and the Goth
day of April, 1866, and, lin South
Caroline betweeir the 10Th daVS of
December, 1860, and the Goth dayN OF
April 1865, shall not be enforced, by
execnti ohs against the person or pro-
perty of the defends de =. e Proceeaa-
ings for such causes OF action now
pending shall be stayed, and no suit
or process shall be instituted or COM
menced on such causes of action
until after the civil government of
the respective States shall be estab-
ed in accordance with the laws of the
United States. 90
Paragraph III of the same order is
inu1ined as follows: 81,
I,l Sheriffs, coroners and constables
are hereby directed to suspend the
sale OF all property upon execution,
or process under any judgment or
decree of court of the so-called
Confederate States, or of the State
of North Carolina, rendered between
the goth day of May, 1861, and the
organization of the provisional go
vernment of said State, under the
Presidents proclamation of the Goth
day OF April, 1865, or Of the State of
South Carolina, rendered between
the 10Th day of December, 1860, and
the organization of the provisional
government of the said State, under
the Presidents proclamation of the
30th day of June, 1866, unless the
written consent of the defendant be
entered of record, and except in
cases where the plaintiff or his attor-
ney, upon oath, supported by cor
roborative testimony, shall allege
that the defendant is disposing of,
removing or about to remove his
property beyond the jurisdiction of
the court, with intent to defraud his
creditors: Proritled, That no such
Judgment. so rendered, within the
periots aforesaid, shall be bar to
the commencement, in State court,
of q new suit upon the same cause of
action in any case in which, by law,
the defendant may remove or appeal
the same to a court of the United
States.
The sale of real or personal pro-
perty, by foreclosure of mortgage, is
likewise suspended in the cases en-
brnced in paragraphs II and III of
said Order No. 10 rs above amended,
except In cases where interest money
accruing subsequent to the 29th of
April, 1865, shall not have been paid
before the day of sale, and oil pre-
vlons restrictions on such sales are
revoked.
Paragraph ~ of the same order is
modified by substituting the 29th day
OF April, 1865, for the 10Th day of
May, 1865.
Paragraph V of the same order is
modified as follows:
All proceedings for the recovery of
money on contracts, whether under
seal or by parol, the consideration of
which was the purchase of slaves,
made subsequent to the 1st day OF
January, 1868, are suspended. Judg-
ments or DEGREES entered for such
causes of action shall not be enforced.
Paragraph VII of the same order
is modified as follows:
In all sales of property under exc
cution or by order of any court,
there shall be reserved out of the
property of any defendant who has O.
family dependent upon his or her
labor, dwelling house and appurte-
nances, and if in the country twen-
ty acres of land, or so much thereof
that the whole shall not exceed in
value the sum of $4,000; and in a
town or city. the immediate lot upon
which such dwelling house is situ-
ated; and necessary articles of furni-
ture, apparel, subsistence and imple-
ments of husbandry, trade or other
employment, to the value of $500.
The homestead exemption shall inure
only to the benefit of families. In
other cases, the exemption shall ex-
tend only to clothing and implements
OF trade or employment usually fol-
lowed by the defendant, of the value
of 5000. The exemptions hereby
made shall not be waived or defeated
by the act of any defendant who has
family dependents upon him or her
for support, and the exempted pro-
perty shall be ascertained and de.
fined by the sheriff or other officer
enforcing the execution. who shall