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IN ACT TO SECURE THE BETTER PROJECTION OF

AN ACT TO SECURE THE BETTER PROTECTION OF
5,is Hls,l LIFE AND PROPERTY.
SECTION l. The General Assembly Of North
Carolina do enact That the Governor is hereby
authorized and empowered, whenever In his
judgment the civil authorizes in any County are
unable to protect its citizens in the enjoyment of
life and property, to declare such County to DO
in state Of instruction, and to call into active
service the Militia OF the State to such an extent
as may become necessary to suppress such in
surrection; and in such case the Governor is
further authorized to call upon the President for
such assistance, if any, as in his judgment may
be necessary to enforce the law. @ a
SEQ. 2. That upon motion of Solicitor of a
district, it shall be the duty OF the Judge thereof
to remove the trial of any person who has been,
or who hereafter may be indicted in any County
in the State for murder, conspiracy, or violation
of an act entitled An act making the act of 60
ing masked, disguised or painted, a felony" ra-
titled the twelfth day Of April, Ammo Domini, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty mine, from the
County in which such offence may have been
committed, to such other County in his district.
or adjoining district, as the Solicitor may desig
nate; and any Judge before whom such case is
pending, may, upon his own motion, make such
removal.
SEC. 5. That the expenses attending the calling
of the Militia into actual service as herein provf
ded, shall be paid by the Treasurer of the State,
upon the warrant of the Governor, and it shall
be the duty OF the commissioners OF the County
declared to be in a state of Instruction, and in
which such service was rendered, to reimburse
within one year the Treasurer of the State the
expenses thus paid: Provided, That whenever
person or persons shall be convicted of viola.
ton of any offence mentioned in section second
of this act, said expense Of the Militia shall be
taxed in the bill of costs against the person or
persons convicted, and when collected, the same
shall be paid into the Treasury of such County
SEC T. That the cost on conviction, under an
Indictment in section second of this act, shall be
paid by the Commissioners of the county where
the offence was committed, on the certificate of
the Clerk of the Court where the trial may be
had, and If necessary, said Commissioners shall
levy tax for that purpose on all the subjects
of taxation in said County, and execution in
favor of said County shall issue against the pro-
perty of the person convicted for the cost afore-
said. -ir.
SEC. 5. That all laws and clauses Of laws In
conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
| Sec. 6. That this act shall be in force from and
after its ratification.
Ratified the Goth day of January, A. D. 1870.
(signedJ 10. W. HOLDEN,
Speaker of House.
(Sgned) TOD. r. CALDWELL,
President of .Sepdte
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By the Governor:
w. r. RICHARDSON, Private Secretary.
AN ACT TO PUNISH CONSPIRACY, sEDIT1oN AND
REBELLION.

The General assembly Of North Carolina do enact
SECTION l. That if two or more persons shall
couspire together to oyerturn or put down, or to
destroy by force, the Government of North Car
oliua, or TO levy war against the Government of
this State, or to oppose by force the authority
OF said Government, or by force, or by threats,
TO intlmidate, prevent, hinder or delay the exc
cution of any law OF the State of North Caro-
lima, or by force or fraud TO seize or take poe
session of any fire arms or property of the State
aforesaid, against the will contrary to the au-
thority of said State, every person so offending
in any of the ways aforesaid, shall be deemed
guilty of high crime, and upon conviction
thereof in any court having Jurisdiction. shall
be imprisoned Tor not more than ten years, and
be fined not exceeding five thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. That if any person incite, set on foot,
assist or engage in any rebellion or insurrection
against the authority of the State Of North
Carolina or the laws thereof, shall give aid or
comfort thereto, each and every person SO Of
Tending in any OF the ways aforesaid, shall be
deemed guilty of high crime, and upon con-
viction thereof In any court having Jurisdiction,
shall be punished by Imprisonment at hard labor
for not more than fifteen years, and be fined
not more than ten thousand dollars.
SEC. 8. That this act shall be In force from
and after its ratification. eG go az
Ratified he 24fs day Of august, a. D., 1868.
(SiguedD JOS. w. HOLDEN,
ipa' Speaker House of Representatives.
(Signed) TOD Z. CALDWELL,
President of tho Senate.
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BONE FLOUR---BONE FLOUR.

Cracked Bone. Bone Meal, Bone Flour, and
Floated Bone, guaranteed to produce same effect
at HALF COST OF Peruvian Guano.
Send for circular. Address
s LISTER BROTHERS,
jan 2s-wSm Newark, NJ,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Randolph County.

--...- kano0lph comfy.
aG.s ~, Superior Court. r..a
ial against Tot.. VI neai
J0ab Caveness & others. II, I''A'o' t,id
Hannah Caveness g. others ! Hr t.l-
ft against i Dover. a y 1i'''i
B. L. Cayeness & others. |is},a ~ fnuI .
TN the above cases it appearing to the Court
i that Joab Caveness, heirs of Isaiah Cayeness,
and Alfred Moffitt and wire Rebecca, are defend
ants in these cases, and that they reside beyond
the limits of this State, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for six successive weeks
in the WEEKLY STANDARD notifying and sum.
moning said defendants to appear before our
said Court, and answer the complaint OF plain
tiffs, otherwise the prayer of plaintiffs will be-
granted. -sr tfgt.it- X, ',i tr-- End. M
Witness, B. B. 'BULLA, Clerk of said Court,
Feb 2s-wew B. B. BULLA, C. s. c,
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOE SALE.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
! Superior Court of Wake County, made at
Special Term, 1862 shall sell at public cutlery,
at the Court House door, in the City Of Raleigh,
at 70 o'clock, NJ, on Monday. the 18th day Of
April, 1870, the following valuable tract of land
in the city of Raleigh, and bounded as follows:
On the North by Lane Street, on the East by the
lands of Gen. Bryan Grimes; on the South by
the part OF said lot allotted to Mrs. Jones for
her dover, and on the West by East Street, and
containing about thirteen acres, being the prop
erty of the late r. NJ. Jones.
This property will be sold in lots.
Terms Of sale-one-tenth cash-balance on
credit of twelve months with approved security,
bearing interest from date.
- in. BUNTING, 8. c. C.
mar Is fqG 3S-d&w4t
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A DYING + z!QujAYE.

lay breathing his last on the battle field, his
companions surged on and left him alone. They
him to life-no human skill could save him.
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eral character ike LnOSe nave named Stlll
it is more tyrannical for Legislature to
direct its blows at individuals than against
class, or rather should say such legis-
lation is an evidence of worst spirit.
Why was the Metropolitan Police law
repealed 7 All admit it to have been an
excellent system. Most of the principal
cities of America have tried and approved
it. It has restored order and kept down
crime in the Capital of the State. But I'M
fortunately the Commissioners and officers
were Union men. This was enough, and in
haste the law was repealed. Why was the
first Criminal Circuit Court abolished Be.
cause the Judge was an outspoken Union
man.
Why was the seventeenth Circuit abol-
ished2 Because the Judge of that Circuit
had been Federal Colonel and was lknown
to be a bold, outspoken Union man.
Why were the laws creating county
judgships in eight or ten counties repeal
ed9 Because the County Judges in nearly
all of these counties were Union men. The
case of Judge Leonard of Memphis occurs
to me as illustrative OF the animus of this
Legislature. That gentleman had held the
office of County Judge of Shelby county
since 1866. His integrity was unimpeachable
His reputation was spotless. Yet sirs, his
office was abolished, simply, as was pub
licly declared at the time, ito get clear of
id Radical" But, sirs, the necessity of
the office was such that they turn round i'm
mediately and propose bill to reenact the
office, only under different name.
| Then there were the different boards Of
County Commissioners throughout the State.
Time had demonstrated the necessity of an
executive board for the management of
county affairs, and experience had proven
the wisdom of the system. But, sirs, nearly
all these commissioners were Union men,
and this was enough for this Legislature to
know. They were swept away-annihi-
lated. $50 Is
| Then there are other measures which have
been matured and approved and which /
presume will pass. Twill allude to one or
two Of these, briefly. They have matured
and passed, l believe, through one branch
| a bill under the innocent title of !" An act
to amend the criminal laws of this State. /"
| And what is itl It declares it crime Ia
hunt in the woods Of another, to fish In the
waters Of another Of TO pass oyer the land
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-20
2ofalzS eridte aus @aibingtpn.

Waibin8ton, 10. Suni.-Sr. 8. Baar
bon YriIiel, pelher BON Der bieiigen Selletnoe
als Yreolger berufen 1T, trat seitern iein Unit
on uno belt babel in Der Spnagoae on Der
8. StraBe cine Yreoigt. Sem Jteu. Or. Bar
aebt oer Ruf zines ebenio talentoollen, nie
freiiinnigen Jteonsrs %uoraus, ben er our6 ieine
Antrittsreoe poltOmren re9tfertt9te. Gr III
Der Yruoer oes Srn. &ouis Saar Dubier, zines
9auimannes /; DE 8emein0e bate bisber OILS
Setter hires 8ottesoisnites Or. =. Satobion,
&ebrer ano YorbGter. Sr. gaar 1T 35 Sabre
alt. elm 9elebrtsr &abbinsr, bat in griilsl
feline BIloun9 erbalten uno n,ebrere SABRE on
elmer aroBen @emelnoe in 2lperpopl 9eipirft.
Bor einioer 3sit bate er oas WtiB9eitid, ieine
Stimnte su p~erlieren fe 1T ieBt nod etpas
j1pa9. @r ipri9t oas Gu9lil6e bsutli6 uno
rein.
- @eftern Worsen beriu9te 5om Sorreu,
elm Witslieo Der poatens uno Geiters&oms
pagnie", 3pei Wtal lid oas &eben 3u nebmen.
3uerif pplie err iib ben gals our6idneioen,
iporan er aber BON elnisen ieiuer aufaai8 9es
aentp6rtigen Gameraoen perbinoert puroe.
nngeidbr cine Stunoe oarauf eriuhte er einen
Did Smith, sewiiie Auitrdse, tpsl9e er ibm
beaiiqllt ieines Yanfbubss CAB, aus3ufibren.
Do bies benz Sm,tb iebr auidais mar, 10
meloete err ben Yorsans benz SbersS nsenieur
9rn. Gronin, Der ben Sorrea iofort auftuhte
uno fano, BOB er Shnum Dor benz Wunoe
batte. GIN auf Der Stele berbeigerufener Nrat,
Sr. Hewton, legte benz Sorrel cine Wa9ens
pumpe an uno i1affte auf oieie gBeiie bas
Gift. Dos ii6 Der uu9lidlibe Wann furj por'
Der bel einem NpotDetar gefauft nno oas er
9enorrmen bate, aus benz Wtaget. Sorrel
TT pisDsr sdn5li9 berssfteGt. 9duslide uns
annebmlidfsiten ideinen ibu 5u ben Oers
aueiHunss pollen SelbtmOrDperi u6en setries
ben gu baben.
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Ditto. Sobu 5arris, Geo. Gof uno Sam. VI, 9uuis,
bieieIbe GuibulOt9uuB; segeu SofeuerIcguu8 fittrt. -
Serrn Ffpripth, bieielbe Wnlhuloieung lpegel Nbluei els
belt non 3elnrr uerl bobcn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS InnGp o'
lis, Is. 9unt.-Wpiers geset EcntGre; tiiter Berhano'
lung. = E mitb 9eReu 6ridton; Ditto - Sau uuo 6rau
ar9cn @lagett; BeitGtiguuG oes urtbelts Der lnteren
Snitani. - Die Gornmill1re bon 6urrou 9ountD 9e9etI
Sore uno BenoNsr; GttcnntniB ocs tnterBertdts um8e'
foBen.
Dutisu .Geri6t. (gOr ocr Gihtcru Saloer.
ion, Daniels uno Wono.) WtidleI 5Nlor, Geo. 60.
burn. Samuel \. Sinbes uno Gliiabrth Srrnan erbiel'
ten Vouratt Iur Beipdltun8 Der rcIp. gadldl ltnl0dttert
bon aobn jfauou, 9atbarine 9oburn, Samuel pinoes
uuo 5obn y. VI. Srerar.
stabts@eri6t Cgor Gberridter Scott,
U. 20: q. DiIon ssaen gSm. y WlarUrl; Rtbttr paris
urtbtll, Gut 0ibablun9 por SOB, y lalteno, marc belta'
ti9t.-Seni. N8el6ler uno @enpnct miner 5srGel Wild,
Shulo ib:tntlaat; &lG8cr bGtarcn S259.55 ~eno8iilttG
jutrtdnnt. Die ySomlilun SE Ielen Goinpn9nit" gc8er
u. 3bompion; Der SlG9eril iprat oas 8crtdt S34l 81
ln. = Nlb 9. Sohtneptr 9e9eh Sob. g. Sirh; Yer
tlagte bat 500 benz Slager ~ bcjahet. WiottB SETS
oeStn Wtag ainoau; uerSIibtn. : Die g9l6roIide Gen
tralblbrr0 &c ielidaft" gegcn 5nlob VI. Gppcl; Der 2ldf
germ $lll.l4 ju~ertannt.
supsrtOr.@ertbt- t@or Rtdter 3ubbin J
Die pgiationals llnions Yant bon Mturplano" 9C9en lRar
Alteloer. SlnowrbleIlGge; ~ hes SeItlaaten 9uniieI
entldicoen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tgor 8idttr @ilcs }
Stuler Il Ntppel's Mntrda. 60. W. Sdrrdngtr 'ir
IuongsbuutcrOtt III crtlGrci, iuar0 bis beutc juriid1Clegt.
% rrmaut N9etltr's AulrGg, 5iGat SiridItr in gBG'
Ibtngton GolIntp, NO. tIr ctneit 3lpah85bnnttrotieut
iu Crtldrcu, rparo %bcututDt. - Sutbartne Moran, Spts
rttuolensNusldNnt obne 6~onjclliOn n~teoerBCNdlugcn
g. VI. Ycebe Il 8rllocr, Yeribifttu BON 3unoDOJben
Gut Ctncm YanlgCrlhtite Ubne JnBalts a @mOalagt
500 Strute rcblt 9oitu.
g taottrets.8ert 6t.- (8ur Jtt6ter 4intuep. }
Der DYtcIdunts' uno Wie6dncs' Ydlr mo Sarlebcnss
Ycrein" 9s9en Stletiab Gloder uno 9slrucl Berlnan;
SVpotbrt b%caltctcs Gi9entbum Guf Der JlOrolrite Der
SoltnsIiraBe urter ben Sdtnr1er Sn brlnael.
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Sir Ichenhc Mnifiur.

Seidaotge bic Sauptfeoer eircrIlbr. uno jroerSbeiloes
W9ertes ton1nt aubsr Sronun9. Was isues slaftiide
Wtstauitiithet sirem 9broupmeter III, oas 1T Der menih,
Wid9en Dem men hltdbcn 96rper. Gr besinfuBt Die
1bGt atsit Der anocrtn Sraanc uno reaiert oe,piHerma,
Ben bic game lebenbe WtaIbine. 9ie 9er9Ieitung lam
nod f~ort9eiebt ipCrOsu; benn sbeuIo iue bic sdpGfe
ooer Gnotre nnpoltommenbeiteu Der Sauptfeoer f3 alf
benz 3tterblatte arjrtgen. ebeni oerrGtb ith bic dlpGdbe
ODER onoere arantbsit bes Qaticnttn auI ietuem @eIjht.
Die S~Gutfarbe 1T bleid) uno >pslt. ben 4ugtn masslt es
al @Iaui unO ausOrud, uuO Der matte, ansNlibt Nus.
Orld in benz SonSen 9titat sriabt 10 beutlid. wie psnt
IS oarin 9eidrteben ipare. paB cds srpRs @dbrprsan.
oCIer Iuf9abs es 1T, ben geoirfni1en ots a6rpers ;u
oieret uno allen Sbcilen b~elisIben lnterbalt 5u acbcn
lIRo tie III C%rneucrr, leinc Sienite utbt tbut. @s beoarf
erllsusrung lno ~Jtt8elune, uno Iur Grfuuuns oieies
Speies. bari man in Wabrbeit iaSen. lift Sphettcr's
Mdgsns Sitterrr oas tinj'9 S6tbise. Die 9sbrobcne
Saupttsoer elmer Rbr lam ourdj cine nsue eriebt, abcr
Der Wla8tn fam itur luieoer ~berBeiteut uub sciGrtt luer'
ben, uno oieies 1T elmer Der 3lurte oes beriibutrn ucge'
tabilliten WtccetberIt cluis smittrls, lpeltts felt abt.
Itbt Sdbret cirell crfol8rsiben Sampf 9c9ca @eroau.
ur8s idipdde in allen 9limatcn iibrt. Wis Gin Spceii.
Inn ge9cn Wta8enIeioCn fcbt es einjis ba. N9tnn bic
SttIfsQucueu Der Ybarmotopir erid6pIt. limb, obne mebr
beuirtt gu babGrl. as beIten sails oas9sioen 5u milocrn,
beluirtt cit iOrtgsiebtsr @rbraud bteiss geiunom uno
itmaabafcr. bod udatiaen U%taRtnmitteIs cine oOl.
Iolllnelle ulto oaucrroe Seilurg. Sn allen 6Glet BON
SCroauan8st tludhe 1T bic 2eber rcbr ODER >%ueniser
tranI, trO aui oieie pt6tise Sriiie iopobl. ,pie auf Den
WaeCn uno Die Gina ,>uriOs luirtt oas gittere GAM ent.
ibieoeH. nobel cs icOcs abideioeuOe unb aiitnilirenoc
Organ, bon iusIbert t6rprrlihe uno aetltiss @eiunobsit
%abbGn8sr, regcIt uno auf's giele irafti8t.
Q46-5It. 25p.)
On" Gs idbeitt beinabe unslaublid,, oab Or.
Sang, Der pppuIdre 3dbnarIt,A 3dbne obne oen
%8crtn8'ten Sdmeri %ausjtebei fam, absr es 1T nittsoeItos
iutnt8er iuabr. Gin tur5er Tiger SdIaf Gin au9ensbiuer
Srdun, uuo pcnn Der 4Satisnt criuadt. bat CT ben
lhnrrSbaittu 3abn ritt mebr. Der 8ottor lit aud
Gin gCldidter 8~Sunourit unb uerri1tet ale Sperdttonen
in icinGr BRANDS le6r 9ci6idt. Siireau Rr. 90,
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Wfpntan.

Der rene aroBe Saal Der gusut ged Iden Brauerei
on Carlton game, Greoerid 8ono. piro beute nit
Setong, Nunld ino BEN trcelcntem yStpfte" aus ben
Bed ihen unieriroiiden YerlisBsn srbftnet. Der gDirtb,
9r Carl Martin Seer, lpiro Iuss ~auibieten, nm ben
@altch ourt ~oislfaitise unterbaltun8 oen Aufeutbalt
a1genebm 5t MAIDEN.
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nHeo 6ouIe," Mr.: 80. GisbtitraBsn. g8srie. su 3 Gents
pro 8las uerabreid1t.
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rgrtenlpooo. Yarte" at Der Ntlair Hoao aus. Scr
Worftanb bat fur nntcrbaliuusen aller Nrt (@ejGnae,
9ngenblptele. on oenen aud Der 8ramIide Niie it'd, be.
tbeh9en fam, Gsflanlatiorc,, Waien, Gpolutionen ,c.)
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Ssitsrs Der 9roBen geelt roger 5bsiluabme e~rireuer.
Die oeutldei8liihe Gdule III Gauton ~pergnigt 5b
beute auf BEN einlaoenoen Ylabe Der @eorS gsabit'.
lten Yrauerei o%aielbt. ltuiit. GeIduee, Spicle upb
WortraSe ,tebei, anf benz Grbeiierings y rosranme
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0riibel bat bic pSdiuer.2 o9e glr IS. u. 8. S. r."
auf beute In gouts WPutb's stabenbpfe, Bslair
Hoao, en aranoiDles Yicne peranialfet, befen ,uubl.
tbaiser Stpsd ino quite arrangements re9t ~ciirisen
3uiprIh uerDteneu.
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Scr 9eutl9e Correspondent
Baltimore, 90. 5uni 1879.
RenelIc Seueidcn una atocrc 8crihtC
iisbe leste Spalte Der 3, Settle,
gtOti;en.

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Dor.
BON OatOta tomut Mltonug iber Die
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enti6ieosn oaaegen. Ser Senat i1eint be
3h8lt3 oieier 6ra8e 9Iei9s8etbetIter Intt9i
gu letn.
- Cine neue Scrie 8ori6riIten beSiiSltd
Der SpirituoIensIteli er lit an8enOmmen NOR
ben uuo Dtro oemndbt our4 oas girtOm
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gen entipre6enDe, unO muB Der 8eitiaatcn,
inrerbaIb 80 SaOsn ale abseihaften Wierel
entfernen.
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bern, oaB ite aud auf Den Yatapsto it1 er'
itredt.
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5ablten Sanogeloer. QBenn Der Senat Den
@eieBuoridlas paiiirt, ueroen Dem Staats'
ibaB 10 Mtlllonen Collars e~ntSogen.
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II. GpuareB. -. SiBuna.

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eingebra6te Announcement. Se Senatoren
Sburman, Mtorton, Oates, Stepart u. Ano,
betbelltsten lt6 an ole Debate. lin 4 ubr
is Mlnutsu otrta9te lth Der Senat obns ELI
SeIbGft erleOlBt gu BNbtn.
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