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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-08-25

Executive Department, North Carolina, !
Adjutant Generals Office, Raleigh, Oct. II, 1909
General Orders No. O.
The following regulations published Tor the IN.
formation of those persons wishing draw bounty 81
deceased soldiers in accordance with ordinance q
the Convention ratified the 22d day Of February sc2
REGULATIONS.
l. The payment Of bounty 10 the representative
deceased soldiers is based upon the certificate ~ DE
time of the enlistment Of the soldier, the da'o 81 b5
decease in service, the amount Of bounty already fd
by hesitate, and the company and regiment 10 NA'h
he belonged.
2. The claimant will make affidavit before m7g.-
trae that he she is the next Of Hn TO The deceased
according TO the provisions OF the foregoing ordinance
of the Convention ard that there II no other TtFi'n
entitled to make claim The affidavit Of lbe chih'''
must be sustained by that Of dsinercsitd Wiia'.,
that the facts stated correct within bis own KNOW
edge, and that he has no interest in ibc claim -
magistrate administering the OATH will c'iiy 70 'no
credbiy Of the witness aud The clerk OF me .oLH'
Court will certify under seal that be is % ss'he'''u
and acting magistrate. -
3. If the claimant claimants be mi|orsl lA!m'"s
will be made IL The guardian, upon the produc'on ~
the proper certificate under the zeal OF tht Iou| "
his appointment and the suficiency Of ms bohu-''
claim to be proved by bin as in other cases.
4. bounty OF City dollars deduciins the DGung
that may have been previously paid is due TO 81 FI
sons who may hRve volunteered for three ycfls OF m
war and 10 all persons mustered into ar con 'nn'H!
service finder the provisions OF the ConfciiNoh -
By order Of GoyefnoS Vance,
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WOOD-MORK aud BlAEa> NGTNiNG.
The subscriber l. prepared 80 til h'"d> OF Wood
work and Black ithing. such making and repair
ing Wagons and Buggies, Understanding, NG His Shop
is at his residence nearly opposite Nj w Phter's
dwelling and he also has Black smith Shop on the
back-street in the rear of the McCklenburg House.
He sOlicits share of public patronage. and feels
confident he give satisfaction both in workmanship
and charges. Give him trial.
J. H. PRoPEST.
January l. 1868
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SAFE E9sas SALE.

We have consignment 900 bushels SALT in
and arrive, from the celebrated CLAUS
Works" Charleston. Equal in quality any import
ed. Parties wishing supply will DO well to call on
the undersigned before purchasing elsewhere.
STEN1IOUSE & MACApLAY.
July 9th. 1863
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CantWeII,s Practice.

During my absence in the Military 'rT,.iring cop
STATE. IN yirginie. subscribers and gih" Ms Cant
les Of The above work cen pbtair hem ~
well. Raleigh. bprwise ar
All persons indebted TO me, BY note o. ;,I eotd
requested TO pay her. will hold he ~ eo dedue'
Price Of single copies Of the sbove sY.nI again.
'i"- EDWARD CAM
Camp near Norfolk, July 80, 1851.
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.AyEDSON COLLEGE, n. G.

I.a undersigned expects to keep constantly on had
saapEy of good Chewing and SmQkn" TOBACCO
also snuff Writing Paper, Envelopes, Pins, Needles.
&c. With which he will be glad to accommodate his
Oh f-snds and customers at reasonable prices.
H. A. HUNTER, P. VI.
Aa7 :, 1853 Im-rl
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Quinn's Rheumatic Remedy
PEA MEAL.

We keep at our Steam Flouring Min in This place
Pea Meal for feeding and stock. Also We haze
on hind at all times, Family, Extra, Supcriue aal
coarse Flour. We warrant our family hour.
Corn Neal and Grits can always be had at the mill
j. WILKES x co.
Jan'y /, 1862
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5000 EsONRIS
TEE SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS

TIE SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS
Hav, been ordered in day. Wherever known their
Uso continues. Without putting, they have gained
groUa5-hy heir real value. rssE~More than five hun.
d-ee nelson's are known 10 have been cured by these
This s@c~'.-n family medicine is recommended by
,s"sa. j@E@ rs good for Diseases of the Liver. His
eo-osao- s&y hat ,hey>a!so cure Bilious Rhcu !.
mz.-s. --"- "a 'hjl!s and Fevcrs Billions Fevers~
F!--..- "oraas They perfectly safe medicine
... aeon. Lscr Of pnwddie county. Va after
d anss}.a cares in his family Of Bilious
77-za. ~. .iSy, says: My Doctors bill has
49, e. "N@f nom &.f5 TO $500 per year have
oss'ae.a t'aes -jlj for my fanil which consists Of
s.'- % E..:se and eoIored, and have not called in a
~ PCS Nlts - n great saving. They certainly re
IL est fl n.ly medicine ever discovered.
Snr john W-Potter. OF Greene county, North Caro-
lu@, had suffered twelve years from II diseased liver
w4}es Soc physicians had been able to cure He
SLY commenced taking the Hcpatic Pills with. no
c7Tolsetec in ihoIn They acted like charm on ne
From that h"ns have Improved I have perScvered
~ their use pntil now by Gods blessing + an, we'll
apd hearty. had negro who, as believe was
saved from death by dose Of these PilIs Ny Doctors
jl annually from 500 to $500, but have had 10
uze.f,- ~ physician since
Col John Wright of Goldsboro, y. C,'(Aur "A
ef. says; 81 have used the Southern Hepatic P;il<
- family here, aud also my plantation in Ala
'sa,sa, and always with success have a valuable
- mt girl who had been along time under Treatment
for CONSUMPTION, without receiving any benefit Al
7tas II her extremity was induced 10 try the Iepac
E.iis they were given according to directions, and
she IS we'll entirely restored by them. \ similar
. c4so occurred among ny servants N Alabama. For
issel aud lung diseases have perfect confidence in
sherpt"
Fan directions and other certificates will be found on
the wrapper Of each box :.
Prize, 81 80 box. For SD dozen boxes Will he
sent BY mail, free to any part Of the Confedcracy
sin greater discount to Druggists Others buying
u the gross Not less than dozen need be ordered
siailed generally BY the Druggists and in Charlotte
y. g.. by F.. SCARF.
TIE address of the Proprietor is GEORGE ". !
DEEMS, Wilson, \. C.
Aug 20 1868
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EgslaEesEsss'EEa FURNACE.

THREE MILES EAST OF IRON P. 0.
The propretors announce to the public that this
Furnace is in full blast and will make tings Of all
kinds to orer Also, Pig Iron is made and offered
sale SHIP & REINHARDT.
July 6, 1868 3m pd
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WANTED.

One hundred pounds CdHtharis Vinata POTATO
FLY 1t resembles the Spanish Fly, but is smaer-is
usually found sweet potato vines about the end of
July beginning of Augustus collected in the morn
ing and evening by shaking the insects from the plants
into hot water. They then carefully. dried in the
sun. liberal price per pound will be paid for them
JAS. T. JOHNSON, .
Medical Purvevor,
May &c, 1863 If Churotte,-N. c..
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n ew Shoe Shop.
w. w. QUINN & CO.

Respectfully inform the public that they are manuac-
turing BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds. in the build
ing under the Western Democrat Printing 2ffqe Their
work is put In the best style by experienced work
men, and will be sold at less thap IS per cent profit
Orders will receive prompt attention. Terms, cash
Also, Shoe Pegs and Lasts for sale.
w. ". QUINN & co.
Charlotte, Dec 2, 1862,
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Wilmington, Charlotte l. Rutherford
RAILROAD

On and after Monday the 25th of May, 1868, the Pas
sepger Train will this Road western Divi-
sion) daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
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OGice n. G. sEroa District, !,

Charlotte. july 6, 1868.
SCRAP IRON WANTED-I wish to purchase a #;
Soap Iron for this Department. Persons having large
small quantities hand will please apply at once
70 tdis office. The Iron 70 he delivered point
% the Railroads. WM. COOK,
Fuiy s. sf GeAI Agt n C. Iron Dist
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$50 esEXN ARD.

5fI2AYED, a red aud white muIey cow, nearly dry.
She was purchased for Nj Howell scmeuhrr in Union
caausv The above reward will be paid to any who
y. -.l1e her up and return her to inform
"a , 1863 If SANIJ J LONRIE.
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NOT ICE.
The History of North Carolina,

The History of North Carolina,
Published in 1851 by the undersigned in its preface
>nccded that it contained omissions unavoidable and
many imper!cctions. \ second edou' was then prom
ised which would remedy these defects. This is now
called for He will be grateful any one who will
point any errors.n the dates names or facts in the
various counties ofthe State; and any biographical
sketch OF those who have done service in the field or
&;jate..
Letters may be sent me, care of tTon.D L. Swain
JOHN II. WHEELER.
Chapel Hill, y. c., June 9Th. 1863.
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WATCH AND CLOCK
Il - . = u = III &

SKIES GRAY having commenced the Watch and
Clock Making business in. Charlotte, in the Parks
Building, nearly opposite Kerr's Hotel, will be found
ready repair Watches. Clocks aud Jewery at short
notice and reasonable terms. Also Engraving
neatly and handsomely executed. All work warranted
for twelve months. SKIES GRAY.
Feb II, 1868 yr
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Dr.. JAS. VI. HENDERSON


This celebrated thorong bred Horse, can still be
found my stable in Charlotte. For particulars an
ply to the Undersigned r. RABE
= June 80, 1868 3m-pd
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SUPERTOR SEWING SILK.

The subscriber has just received an invoice u que
verv be.t ITALIAN SEWING SILK, which he ofe''
10 The public at ia cents per skcn.
~ N Inr 1863 IF J. 5. PHILLIPS
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Charlotte, Jan'y l3, 1868.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17


We republish this morning. from the New
York Herald. a narrative of the 6nanciering Of a
cavalry Colonel in the United States army. The
Developments illustrate the vast amount Of steal
ing which has been perpetrafed upon the country
BY shoddy patriots during the war. The case re-
ported is not e single instance of the robberies
that have been thus committed. and We should
not be surprised if parallel cases, perhaps not in
extent but in kind, will turn up in other portions
Of the country, and by those. too. who have been
loadest in their professions Of patriotism and
loyalty. The Herald says of this affair:
It's not often that such a career is successfully
run BY a person occupying such a high military
position as that TO which this Colonel has at
tanned, and the Administration owes it to an out
ragged people and to an honorable service to make
an example in this case Mt once, IL the statements
made are verified. This war, like all wars. has
developed scores Of swindlers and thieves, who
by contracts and one thing or another have de-
pleted the public treasury. The wholesale swim
dies in steamboat charters which the Grimes in
vestigation showed to have been perpetratei; the
Custom house frauds shown up by Van Wick
the subsistence bill frauds which COMMISSIONS
O,cott has raked up Ia the United States Dis
bursting Office. and for which Kphnstamm and a
dozen Colonies. Captains and Lieutenants have
been indicted. the shoddy arrangements and the
frauds and peculations of ex-Colonel d'Utassv.
are cases in point. But we doubt il any of them
have brought to light u more Infamous system OF
downright robbery aud pocket picking than that
which is narrated this morning.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
The Mountain labor.

q For some days il has been given outin the Re-
publican or Abolition prints that important cor
responneuce had been discovered in JErF. DA-
WIS library which would involve many prominent
Northern politicians IN the conspiracy for The
eovefthrow Of the Government. The court organ
yesterday publishes a letter written by Mr.. BE-
oHxSAs to JEyY. DAVIS in 1850, upon the contro-
serted sectional issues then pending. prefaced BY
a column Of trashy, incoherent and irrelevant
comments, which has no relation or connection
Nth the Southern rebellion Mr.. BucHAsAs,
and his views turn out TO be prophetical ex-
pressed himself decidedly in favor of the Mis-
sour compromise as the true basis for
the settlement of the slavery contro-
versy, and against the policy Of nom
Intervention which was suggested in the celebra-
ted speech Of Mr. wEBsrER in 1850. but as the
people Of the South seemed to be captivatcd With
the latter proposition be would not urge bis own
convictions against those of a people who sere
directly interested in the question. much more so
than be. Il Is true that Mr.. BroHsSAs said he
would never surrender his convictions, and the
hpointis made against bin that he afterwards ac-
cepted the Cincinnati platform OF le5b, which
embraced the idea ofnon intervention. Mr.. b.
ecHaxkS accepted the resolutions of the conven
ton which nominate him as the exposition OF
the views Of a majority Of the American Democ-
racy at that time upon the political issues then
pending, and not in every respect as those which
be entertained. The Southern men in 1860, al
Charleston, repudiated the non intervention poll
cy which they had embrseed 50 eagerly ten years
previously: and. e. the letter Of Nv. B.. ha,
any s6ghiBcance it - the sagacity he exhibited in
anticipating that the settlement Of 1850 would
Botremove the slavery issue from the arena Of
politics. OF as a Disturbing eIemest in the country
Years after~ard. It win be recolIecsed. when tbs
tber Senator DAVIS visited New England, bs
-maSe a decided and most eloquent Union speech
at Portland. Maine. so We can not see how am
person With a grain Of common sense can dis
cover any connection whatever between the letter
of Mr.. BUCHANAN to JEFS. D<sIs in 1850 and
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17

If the arsenal is a State institution It should
bear the same relation to the State and be con.
Quoted by the rules and regulations that govern
all State Institutions. The court organ stated
some time ago that the arsenal was a private in
s%titution. the Legislature atits last session having
failed to endorse the action Of the Governor in
reference thereto. If such is the case
the State authorities have no control
whatever over the arsenal or its management
or has it any interest in its results. Governor
MoRrox. however, In his annual message 70 the
Legislature at its last session, presented it as a
State enterprise. 1t is not an United States
arsenal and the State has not authorized it. YET
the credit Of the State has been and is beipl
used in its conduct e IL isFrervdificult to ascer
tain what relation the arsenal bears TO the Stat'
Government.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
The Question of the Admission of
RebelIfous states into the Union.

Says The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald; The war organ has a paragraph
to day that is regarded asa feeler, and accord
ingIy ELECTS remark from politicians, Referring
to the subject OF the admission Of the disloyal
States into the Union, il inquiries. why should not
gradual emancipation at least be made the con
dition Of the admission Of the rebel States into
the Union7 This T. q step IN advance of the
usual Abolition position, and probably looks to
the need Of Union with slavery, if the m~achina-
tons Of foreign powers are TO be frustrated"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17

the rebellion in issl 1T seems to be the effort
of the LINCOLN party to humbug the people. but
the silliest attempt, and the correspondence itself
reiutes u, il the one nov making to show that
prominent Northern politicians and statesmen,
whose lives have illustrated their patriotism. were
thirteen years ago engaged in a conspiracy with
Southern uen to destroy the government. If
that event occurs. and n now seems likely that
our free institutions will be overthrowu. it win
be the work Of the party in power. Mr. LINCOLN
said we are making history. and such viii be its
~.~1~1 ~ .ar-..r HI4 I'll rHa# .."".Ha
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
HEADQUARTERS U. s. FORCES. I
HENDERSON, Ky. July %, 1864
General Order NnI2

UeHfTQt OT0fT lfO- IL. H
In order that the proclamation of the Governor
and the laws OF The State of Kentucky may be
observed and enforced. past commapdanls and
officers, of this command will see that the foil W
ing regulations are strictly complied with at the
approaching State election: asee
None but loyal citizens will act as officers of
the election.
No one win be allowed 10 offer himself as a
candidate Tor office, or be voted for at said e &C.
ton. who is not in all things loyal to the State
and Federal Government. and infavor of a vigor-
Gus prosecutions. Of the war for the suppression of
the rebellion.
The Judges Of election will allow no one to
vote 1T said election unless he is known TO them
TO be an undoubtedly loyal citizen. or unless he
Shall first take the oath required by the laws of
the State of Kentucky.
No disloyal man will offer himself as a candi
date or attempt TO vote, except for. freasonable
purposes; aud all such efforts will be snmmarily
suppressed by she military Authorities.
All necessary protection viii be supplied and
gussrahteed at he poi:s to Union men by Ell the
military force In this command. ',@s
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
~EXEcuroR,s r

yTOrHCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE USDER-
s GNEDh has been appointed Execuirix Ct the last
VIII and testament Of Merlin Hug. late Of the County Of
Marion, in the state OF I"diana- deceased. and that the
said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
CHRISTINA HUG. Executrix.
indianapolis. July %, 1853. a aug3-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17

STkTE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. Ss-Int the
- Court Of Common Pleas OF Marion County in the
State OF Indiana. October Term. A. ID. ls63-Josish Lud-
low vs.. Elizabeth X. Ludlow.
BE il known, That on this Goth day % Jelly in the
year 1868. the5above named plaintiff by his attorneys
hled In the office Of the Clerk a he Common Piess Court
OF Marion County his complaint against said defendant
in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit
Of a competent person. that SAID defendant. Elizabeth
X. Ludlow. Is not a resident of the Stste Of Indiana.
Said defendant Is, therefore, hereby notified Of the
fling and pendency Of said complaint against her. and
that uoless she appear ard answer or dernur thereto. al
the calling Of said cause on the second day OF the next
term nf said Court, 10 be begun and held nj the Court
House, in the city OF indianapolis, on the first Monday
in october next, said complaint. and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and
determined in her absence.
wM. WALLACE, Clerk.
RAND 4 HALL, Attorneys fer Plaintiff. alo.san III
july27- w3w
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MrHLESBURG County. Ky..l
August 5, 1863. (


MEssRs bDirnRs: IL may eof interest 10 some
10 Know no" 'he eiec'ion was carr'ep IN me Sec
ond congressman District. Mr.. feAnian. oy the
eo'esS'ns OF Aim'snty O1a anu zen on"ek'e,
= u'r"l"eu : "s .o".pe"tof' Gp'o"
49,, 800 ,ho nonnIa snd srIr -, CaI
80 - -. - 49,
,bo I,rs or Ea,,nnLr nj Co. SbaaLIofo,l :
;.sneI the s,me order Ja,eJ ~, RnSSeIlv;Ile
nrinted in Iarge masters aud sent nv soLl;ers ali
~ -. 60 - n.
- H. -"
So io,,ar ,ron owsnor,-Ens
" IN ohaerro H., IL o.,h -. ao,o5
= ~, ~ aonarJanro With ,ha Ken,nntv L.w. hu,
!, y anrorosd hr ,bs ;,ises ,ngsr ,hs nro,eo
80. LII - 80 - r"sn,aai- - ~
~;
IT, "nh .rod;, o,n,o, ;. va, % col L..
81 T,S.af g.. h. 49,
- ., -, H. ,ns 81 Wnuoosr 49,
Ia ,he 3D. - go, ~ Koo,n.tx ~ asnS,
IL. -. - -. -
- Th-~a"II..S =, es~,~ 20
- - - - .@a.-a 49,
IN "He'.NI ~ Tep,nsI'~
~ y J avnonndea nv CnionaI Fos,ar nd Gsners,
ShacLfoGrrd Mon wbo offered m ,.ke tho nstb,
rson;rsa no ,h. .;,; rl.ws va,o ,af,sad ,he;r
voies nn1ar the nje, that Ken,ncLS waS under
- - - nc .;,;l - no, 4, go. ard
- - - 49,. vlooa, .cho a 1hao, n n nofloi m
tase = : : m %rn1 P ns'S 70 %st a. n,Ss an If ,hs mi,
;tarv lines were refnseJ their votes becanse the
III. sn,Lar;,;ashn .d;nlaod ,;.sm d;slo,.I
C.tSr,S a'oxw.S Go X srrnl,4 1sss
~. pC,--.. ~. -. = .ho...n
hsSsTs EaAors: me eIecuon IN ths county
Yesterday, under contro, OF oayohets' was a farce
ana : ialluIe: a SQUAT OF soluiers al'enneo eacn
r"e'"s p"een u !" eou"'' "'o"eu, '" en'o
'ne mlleafl pfuef pe'e'o safpe"eeu' anu cVnse-
qnently AZ TOUT pree1hs.S no elecuon was neio az
"n'a' o.ners' U yuuges comp"eu WIN tne
inlh.ar! eu'c' MI" eA,.uueu '"e MINES u ~ e"n-
;,dses rsTnssd 70 ohsr lie ,n;l,,srr order, de.
lcl,rinp thew would pursue strictly the laws of
Ken'ucky and none other: whereuDon they were
arrested and taken 10. Columbus before a single
vote was east At Ibis precinct (Clinton.)
strange 10 say. although attended by a company
of soldiers from Columbus. y fair election was
held and those not inundated bv the bayonets
I = -
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
LICENSE.

Notice OF Application for License.
TO the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county,
Indiana, at their next term. 1858. for a license 10 sell in
toxicating liquors in = less quantity than a quart at a
time, with the privilege OF allowing the same TO be
drank on our premises for one year. Our place of
business aud the premises whereon said liquors are 10 be
Dir INK, are located ON Lot No. 10 in square So. being No.
g West Washington street, in indianapolis, in Center
Township, Marion County, indiana.
H. scHAUB 4 co.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale of Personal Property,

FUyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. on FRIDAY. THE
2Sih day of August, 1853, at the House Of John
KoonIz, in Frosd Rihle, in Marion County. sell TO the
Mary Huffman. deceased. said prnperfy consists Of me
Mare. one Horse, two Bedsteads and Redding and other
household furniture besides such as here mentioGed. On
all sums over three dollars a credit Of six months win be
given, he purchaser giving note W IN sec1rity approved.
o JACOB ROBERTS, Executor. &c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
LEGAL.

STATE 0F4xDtAE4y MARION COUNTY, Ssh the
y Courx e C0mnon rieas Of Marion CouTfy IN the
State Of Indiana, tlctob~r Term, A. d. 1563-Jaeob
Williams Va Isne WI inns
Be il known that on The 3oth day Of July. IN the year
1861. the above named plaintiff, by bis attorneys fled in
the office Of the Clerk Of the Colrt Of Common
Pleas his complaint against said defendant in the
above entitled cause, together with an afddavif II q com
petenr person, thar said defendant, Jane Williams, II
not ar sident Of the State OF lncisna-
Said defendants therefore. herebynotihed ofthe fling
and tendency of said complaint against Der, and II A.
unless she appear and answer OF denur thereto, al the
calling OF said cause on the Secopdday Of the n At term Of
said Court, 10 be begun and held at the Court House. IN
the city Of indianapolis. an the first honfAy in Octo-
Der neSt, said complaint, and the matters and things there
in contained and alleged. viii be heard and determinedin
her absence WILLIAM Clerk.
~ r.rr. res 81 .-,r ~ W G.. SNocK. Deputy
NcDox AID a RoAcsE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
aup3 w3w n -. tf- r aaf