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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
0ld HILL ApFn E''d; GE0. Is! ". TURNEY, sec'y.

Crown Point Gold and silver Mining
Company, Gold Hill, Nevada-The annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the above company for the
election OF Trustees for the ensuing year, Will be
held at the Office Of the company, No itS Monteom'
ery street San Francisco, on MONDAY, June 3th,
Isoj at Ii O'Clock A. N. By order OF the President.
j. II. JONES, Sec'y.
San Francisco. May ), 1855. my3 I'd
Golden Swan Gold and Silver AlIning
be held on May LIST, 1865, has been postponed to
WEDNESDAY, May 10th next, at O'Clock P. T., at
the companys office. Gold Hill. By order Of the
Trustees. GEO. W. TUNNEL. sscy:
Gold Hin. May I, 1855. my2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, 1885, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
pany is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Iii 1si5 IN cash SIS 900 90
III The amount OF assets II nine hundred and
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty'eight cents. S9l7,4i2 4S
I'LL The company has no debts
". The amount Of insurance written during
the year is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty. seven thousand eight hundred and ffty.five
dollars. SllHIico0 w
The amount of insurance In force December
3Ist. ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety-four dollars
sl0.l20.s94 90
V. The Company insures against the following
buildings, Quartz Mills, MERCHANDISE,
Household F9rniture, Rents, leases,
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire.
VI. The largest ,um this Company will take on
any one risk is s750O0 the limit fixed by law,
but on all such large risks reinsurance to GER
tain extent will be made In other responsible com
panies. j. HUNI' PRESIDENT
A. J. RALsroS. Secretary.
San Francisco, January l6, 1865
William Alvord Moses Ellis,
Z B Beuchley, a q Stiles,
z Lazard, MoseS Heller,
A Seligrau, Edward Martin.
Alfred Borel, A L Tubbs,
Charles Mayne. Thomas'
Louis McLane, ID w RICE
Lloyd Tevis, John q Bray,
.Tohn @ Kittle David sternS
w q Ralston, William Sherman,
James DeFremery. Samuel c Bigelow,
a W Beaver l. Sachs,
Herman Niches. wilson,
Ell Goldstein Alpheus Bull,
II Hanssman, William Scholle.
HIN Newhall.
State of California, City and County Of San
Francisco. sa-On the 18th day Of January, A. d.
1865, personally appeared before me-H- 8. Ho.
| mans q Notary Public in and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A. J
Ralston Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
many. who, being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements contanedi In the foregoing re-
| port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, to the
best Of his knowledge and belief are true, full and
| correct A. J. RAL TON
Sworn and subscribed TO before me, this 10th
| day Of January, 4. D. 1868
! The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. in compliance with tho law, deposited
of Nevada, are now prepared to effect Insurance
Lowest EstabIished Rates!
OFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Call
fornis, corner Of and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON g. RALSTON,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
Tmh2s is6m
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R. H. M'DONALD ( co.'s COLUMN.

/
TO DRUGGIST
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Soda Water Manufacturers,
ASSAYERS,
Mining anies =.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention of Dealers and Consumers to the
fact that we are daily In receipt,
By Clippers and Express,
OF large adtriIons to our present well selected
stock of Goods, and we think, after an experience
of nearly
Sixteen Years Upon this Coast:
We can furnish the Trade in the Interior, as well
as that Of Oregon, Washington Territory, British
Provinces, Mexico Sandwich Islands. etc, upon
better terms than any House In this State.
The Senior Partner Of our House, who Is now
residing at the East gives US superior faciiies ior
filling orders, and we can safely guarantee all
goods being of the best quality, and In regard 10
prices,
We do not intend to be Under sold!
-, .,,- IT,. .,-.L..;.. % ojva ,,u q nail
(either In person or by letter. and examine goods
and get prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
feel confident we will be able TO please in both.
Below we give few Of the articles In which
we deal, viz
ACIDS,
CHEMICALS
ETHRRs,
ESSENTIAL
OILS,
DRUGS,
TINCTUREs,
AND MEDICINAL sYRUPs!
SHAKER HERBS;
SELECT POWDERED DRUGsI
FLAyORING EXTRACTS;
ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS;
TILDEN,S ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
SOLID EXTRACTS;
ALKALOIDS;
REsINOIDS and PILLS.
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs;
FLINT and GREEN GLASSWARE; /;
CORKS, of every description;
PATENT MEDICINES;
PAINTS,
OILS,
ALCOHOL,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, and
TOILET
ARTICLES.
sTA complete assortment Of all the
above, and in great variety.
We are also Agents for
DIR. ID. JAYNE Sc SONS
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HOTELS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TAH OE HOU s e.

AIRS. LANE TAKES PLEASURE -
Nl In informing her friends and the pub. ..i
lie that she has taken charge Of the above
known establishment, and intends conducting the
same on the most liberal terms. The rooms are
superbly fpished-second to none In the state.
Rooms, with ou7le-bed, for which heretofore %
has been charged per night, will be let for one
dollar, in consideration Of the strlngency Of the
times. de26 I'm
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By order ofthe Board of Trustees.
mb97 I'm NJ. n. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
The above sale Is postponed till TUESDAY,
May 9th, at the same hour and place. ..-.
By order OF the Trustees
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pany,-Notice-There IS delinquent upon the fol.
lowing stock on account Of assessment levied on the
Zd day Of March. A. D., 1855, the several amounts
holders As follows: - ...-r
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The Only Loan in Market

Now offered by the Government. and it is cont.
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
nuke il the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

Secretary, Virginia
j. L. BLACK,
Treasurer. Virginia
fThe Press throughout tho State are requested
to publish this one month. and lead their esrnsst
efforts In behalf of the cause Rp6 N
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\ piece or pI-crl o; land IA mining c!aiml in Gold
HI Mining District, being In length from north ID
south loo feet. lyinE and b~.l- back Of the Crown
Point and BelcheT mine. assessed 10 the Coppers
Mining Company. due So Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip'
tons. This is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

\ piece or parcel Of land ~ MINING clailn) IN Gold
HI Mining pls;ric'. being IN length from north 20
south l9u feet, tIO feet north and 60 Feet south
from the Old Hawseve tunnel per no;!ce Of loca-
:!on ot same together with Improvements on said
claim assessed 10 the COnSo lated Gold Sni Silver
Mining Company. due S26 y
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A piece OF psrSel Of mainS ground IN Gold Hill
Min!n. District belnS $40 feet In length from NORTH
% south, bounded on the north hy the Rice claim
IN Cio,I I'LL proper Ss>e>-ei 10 the Michigan NIL
AMI Mining COMPANY due Sl6t ~.
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A piece or parcel Of lani "a mining claim IN Gold
Hin MIa!ug District, commencing AZ Crown Point
R4yine running north l,noo sect, being immediately
back Of the Yellow JiCSct mine. Including improve
men.1. Assessed 10 the Eureka Mining Company,
Lgs 81 Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

4 .n!a!Gs claim uolI Hill Mining District, 30
Zee. IN length rom north to south, bounded on tue
north by tae OMEGA Company and on the south hy
the Minerva COup4ny'S claim, assessed TO the Su-
perioT Gold and Silver Mining Company, due Si36 IS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-04
ACKNOWLEDGES ENTS.

The Ambulance Committee of Charlotte &C
knowledge the receipt ola very large supply ofre
treshments for the hospitals of Charlotte, contrib
uted by the ladies of Lincolnton, received through
the hands of Mrs Col. Johnston, Of that place
We annex the names of the benevolent contrbu
tors, and tender our best thanks for their kind
ness
Mrs Henderson, Mrs Mcpherson. Mrs Jenkins
Mrs Bysauer, Mrs Cobb, Mrs johnson (hotel, }
Mrs Lander Gold lady,) Mrs Thompson, Mrs Jacob
Ramsour, Mrs Martin Phifer Mrs DR. Brown, Mrs
TidGy, Mrs McBee, Mrs Rudasi Mrs Shitle, Mrs
Sumner, Mrs Col VIM Hoke, Mrs VIM Ramsour,
Mrs L Phifer, Mrs Richardson, Mrs L Stowe,
Mrs Fannie Hoke, Mrs Eben Chlds, Mrs Brum-
by, Mrs w Reinhardt and Mrs Ben Guion.
j. l.. BROWN, Chm'n.
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A Ru1Nous PRACTICE.

There il a very ruinous practice among Confed
crate soldiers travelling through the country which
ought to be speedily arrested ruin to our cause
must become inevitable. We aude to the prac-
tice Of plnndering stealing horses, hogs, sheep
and poultry If it were true that our soldiers
have no subsistence provided for them in travel
ing through the country, their Gepredations on
private property would be somewhat excusable
But it Is not true. .Ninety-nine times out Of a
hundred these acts of depreciation proceed from
pure wantonness--a desire to steal to infict in
juries on private persons-well-knowin the ex-
treme difficulty of identifying the parties who
commit them. Can it be possible that such SOL
ders are true to the cause in behalf of which they
are fighting? IF SO, they either very Ignorant
or very inconsiderate, we'll as wicked. For
they not only wantonys injure fellow man but by
these Of destruction, disqualify their friends
at home from contributing to the support OF our
armies. Rob farmer Of his pigs, and OF course
you prevent him from making bacon. Take away
his horses and mules, and sou prevent him from
making crop XIII his COWS aud calves, and you
deprive his family of large part of their living,
which must be made up from sources which but
for that loss would have gone to support men
fighting for in the armies. Burn his
fences, and you deprive him and the country Of
whole fields Of grain ct single stroke. And yet,
strange to tell, these things done every day by
Confederate soldiers, who would knock you down
if you to tell them they were not true to the
cause they profess. If true, they are bad friends
such friends, indeed, as might we'll pray to
be delivered from They like man who one
day builds and the next applies the torch. Or
like who fills at the spigot hole and lets out at
the bunghole Or like soldier who ovcrloads
his gun and kills himself in firing at the enemy.
In fine, he is enemy to the country he prof.sscs
to serve-he is a rogue-a miscreant-a vile
wretch that ought not to live in christian coun
try among patriots.
But the private soldiery who commit these deeds
are not alone to blame 1t is true they have no
excuse; but there is heavy responsibility resting
on those officers in command Of them who either
tolerate or connise at such mischievous actions.
They are supposed to be generally men of better
intelligence; and according to their positions are
the special conservators of the welfare Of the
country and Of the cause they are serving. How,
then, they permit these ruinous actions to be
done by their troops without prompt and vigor
effort to discover the perpetrators of them in
order that they may be punished! Such officers
deserve to be hung. If Joshua had connived at
Achan's offense, then he had merited the fate of
that offender, and it may be that the whole army
Of Israel bad been destroyed. And unless these
offenders in the Confederate army shall be purged
out the prospects Of our cause it to US, Kust
continue to go from bad to worse, day by day
Salisbury Hatchmon.
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ORGANIZATION OF AMBULANCE COM
MITTEE.

At d meeting of portion of the citizens of Char
lotte held at the Mayors Office March 26th, 1865,
on motion of j. L. Brown, Esq. S. A. Harris.
Mayor, was called to the chair and E. II. Britton
requested to act Secretary.
The Mayor stated the objects of the meeting,
when. on notion l. Brown appointed Chair
man of Ambulance Committee.
On motion of w M Matthews. three Directors.
viz: Capt. Wilkes, Mr. WE'LL and the Chairman of
Committee. Mr. Brown appointed Board of
Directors to superintend the removal and care OF
wounded and sick soldiers their arrival at Char
lotte.
On motion of Capt. Wilkes, the Chairman was re-
quested TO apportion and the persons to serve
in squads as Ambulance Committees.
On motion, a badge ordered to be printed for
the of the Committees, when III service, IN order
that they may be recognized officials
On motion, Drs. Scarr and Hutchinson were added
as Directors of Ambulance Committee.
On motion, the Chairman authorized to ad-
yertisc the citizens of the town and country that he
will receive contributions for the harder. for the
of the sick and wounded soldiers assigned to the
hospitals in Charlotte, be distributed by the Am
bulance Committee.
On motion, the Chairman was requested to pub
lish the names of the Committee duty each day,
in the daily papers, and that they meet at his office
every morning, at O'Clock, to proceed to their
duties.
On motion, it was resolved that the editors of the
papers of the town be requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting
S. A. HARRIS. Chairman.
E. FL. BRITToN. Secretary.
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THE TORIES IN BURKE.-We have private
letter dated Morganton. March oath, which says
-"RoLbing in our county is yet going on, The
tories made fine grab yesterday, on Linville rv-
err, in this county. They called at the residence
of ". +. Gibbs, and took from him four valuable
mules, and young negro man belonging to VIM.
McKesson. After committing other thefts in that
immediate neighborhood, they proceeded to the
merchant mill and plantation of VIM f. Mckes-
son, where they were fortunate enough to procure
six very fine mules, one horse, and six very prime
negro men, among them of his nillcrs, who
has since made his escape.
They then went to the residence of VIM Moore,
and robbed him of all his mules, five in number,
and large number of articles out of his house,
GLIDING his gun. They treated other citizens in
the same way-taking off all good mules and ne
gro men, which, at this season of the year, is a
serious loss indeed. They returned across the
Blue Ridge about sunset, they came, (twenty
OF thirty in number,) without any one to impede
their progress -. Salisbury Hatchman
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Si.ONO REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber the Esd Dec val
liable Muato boy II years old, about feet inches
high had on when he left black cloth overcoat
dark straw bat. The boy ADAM carries himself erect
smiles when spoken to. purchased the boy fron A.
c. Kelly, of Mocksvle, where he had been staying for
two weeks. The boy was bought Augusta, Ga. -.
will give the above reward for the boy if delivered
TO me at my house, near Rowan Mills, Rowan Co. N
c.. Two Hundred Dollars if lodged in safe Jail
so l may get him again.
T. SCOTT WOOD
Rowan Mills March 6, 1865. I'm
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WHAT FORREST CLAIMS TO HAVE DoNE-
The jackson, Miss, papers Of the 18th nit, con-
tain an address of Gen. Forrest to his troops, re-
counting the result of his operations during the
past year He says they have fought fifty battles,
killed and captured 5000 of the enemy captured
1000 horses and mules, 81 pieces of artillery, IA
transports, 20 barges, 300 wagons, so ambulances,
los stand of arms, 40 block houses, destroyed So
railroad bridges, 1000 miles of railroad, locomo-
tlves, and 100 cars-amounting to Sic, 200, 900 of
properly In accomplishing this they were ocea-
sonally sustained by other troops but says their
regular number never exceeded 5000. 1000 had
been killed or wounded and 1000 taken prisoners
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state OF N. CnroIina, MeckIenburg CO.
Superior Court of Law-FdH Term, 1864.

OuPtIFOT
Robert Simpson Joseph Hiams--Attachment
In this it appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
that the defendant Joseph Hams is not resi-
dent of this State is ordered by the that pub
LEGATION be made for six weeks in the Western Demo-
crat notifying the said Joseph Hams to be and appear
at the next Superior court of Law for Mecklenburg
county, the Court House in Charlotte, then and there
to plead repevy, or judgment by default final will
be taken in the case.
Witness, J. Il. Kerr Clerk Of the Superior court OF
Law of Mecklenburg county, the 9th Monday after the
last Monday in August A. ID. 1864.
Ipr adv $50 J. B. KERR, Clerk.
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YANKEE FAITHLEssNEss.-Some months ago
an arrangement was perfected whereby cotton was
to be sent to the North from Mobile, entrusted to
tho care of General Beal Confederate prisoner,
who was released from Johnson's Island on parole
FOR the purpose. BY him it was to be sold and the
proceeds invested in blankets and clothing for our
prisoners. We are Informed by an officer, who
has just returned from Northern prisons, that with
its characteristic meanness the. Yankee Govern
ment has, for several weeks, withheld the supply,
and some of our men are consequently again in
want Goods shipped to Elmira, only three days
distant from New York City, had not been received
in month, and at Johnsons Island the SUNNY
sEas even more tardy. Meanwhile every effort is
made to induce our soldiers to take the oath, and
when persuasions fail, starvation is rcsorted to as
the aext effective expedieut The result is that
those who proved true to the cause have returned
home swearing vengeance, and will neither take
prisoners nor be taken themselves Caro-
iiaiGB.
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simpson, Stinsor, Robt A Sharpe 4, Allen
StuaI', hi'tle Stewart mrs Soutbgate John
SoHtngale' Or W alton Sanders, w Sanders e. Salle
Stubs. "
G Taeke, w Tally, Traco,t. II n Tall Wr,
II Terrell w ii Thornton, d Troutman lane Tror,
man, Terrence, G Terrence, Susan Al Taoger, =
ID l. Trailer, j Trailer, VIM Trailer, John NJ TodJ'
mrs G Il Todd, Maggie Todd, Susan Thomas ? W.,
Thomas, Richa Taylor. Thos Taylor J Tar,or r
Taylor, Martha Taylor 2, r N Taylor Isabella T1r
lor, mrs Harris Thatcher 2, miss J Turner T To-
ner G Turner, maj T Trout, Eliza Trout Yirpini,
Thompson, II Thompson, Bette Thompson. j 4
Thompson.
Mrs YanBenthuyson, miss Adeline veno.
w
Mrs Mat Warmoth, Alex d Well, miss Bette Wou
Wynn, mrs Weathers, Daniel Worth miss oumis
Wilson, miss Eva Woodard, A Med WraRg y
Ward, Robt Wood, mrs Whiting, J W Warwick. mis-,
Warwick W G Williamson, N p Williamson iii
Williamson, James Watson, mrs Mary Watson miss
Martha Watson, miss L + Wallace, r " Watt, 2 n
Williams, Henry Williams, VIM Williams VIM
Webb 2, miss Wilson, miss Leonora Wilson
Wilson, miss Phebe White mrs Geo A White 2 miss
Elisabeth White, VIM White, Jno II White mr Walker
Chas Walker 2, Walker, q Walker, Sergt Jas II
Walker, miss Kate Walker.
Miss Mary Young 2, miss Amanda Young il
Young. Youngblood
J. N. SPRINGS, Pm
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state Of n. Carolina, MeckIenburE CO.

Superior Court Of LdE-FdH Term, 1864
Joseph Blair Administrator of Isaac Hon, Ts Joseph
Hams.
In this il appearing 10 The satisfaction OF tie
court that Joseph Hams is not resident Of this State
it is ordered by the court that publication be made for
six weeks in the Western Democrat, notifying the shid
Joseph Hams be and appear at the next Superior
court of Meckenburg county, at the Court House IN
Charlotte, then and there 10 answer or rePleVy, or
Judgment by default FINAL will be taken in this case.
Witness J. b. Kerr Clerk Of the Superior court OF
Law of Mecklenburg county, the 9th Monday after inc
last Monday of August, 1864. ,, CT
pr. adv. $50 j. b. hEhh' NIe
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state Of N. carolina, MeckIenbnrg co.

Superior Court Of La0--FaH Term, 1864.
Thomas 7. Grer, Admir- OF R. A. Ross, vs. John +.
IrwD-Attachmcnt.
IN this it appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
court that the defendant John Irwin is not an in
habant of this State it is ordered by the court that
publication be made for six weeks in the Western Dem
ocrat notifying the sad John Irwin TO be aud appear
the Superior court OF Law to be held Tor tho
county OF Mecklenburg the Court House in Charlotte,
the 9th Monday after the last Monday in February
next then and there answer repeyy, judgment
by default final will be taken against him.
Witness, J. Z. Kerr, Clerk of the Superior court Of
Law of Mecklenburg county, the 9th Monday after the
last Monday in August, 1864.
Ipr. adv SEQ J. d. KERR, Clerk
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Superior Court Of LdW-FdH Term, 1861
Jacob F. L. Schirmer Nicholas Poplin-Auachment
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction Of tho
court that the defendant Nicholas Popn Is not resi-
dent of this State il is ordered by the court that pub
LEGATION be made for six weeks in the Western Demo-
crat notifying the said Nicholas Poplin be and
pear at the next Superior Of Law for Mecklen
burg county, at the Court House in Charlotte then and
there plead replevy, judgment by default final
will be taken agninst him.
Witness J. b. Kerr, Clerk Of the Superior court OF
Law of Necklenburg county, the 9th Monday AFTER the
last Monday in August A. d. 1864,
pr. adv. SEQ J. Is. KERR, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-04

Superior Court Of LdW-EaH Term, 1884.
T. w. Dewey, Cashr, vs. Robert F. Stockton.
Attachment
In this case it appearing t0 the satisfaction OF the
that the defendant Robert f. Stockton, is not
resident of this State is ordered by the court that
publication be made for six weeks in the Western
Democrat notifying the said Robert F. Stockton TO be
and appear ut the next Superior court of Law for
Mecklenburg county at the Court House in Charlotte
then and there to answer replevy, or judgment by
default final will be taken against him.
Witness, j. b. Kerr, Clerk of the Superior court of
Law of Meckenburg county the 9th Monday after the
last Monday of August A. d. 1864.
Gpr adv SEQ J. D. KERR, Clerk.
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state OF N. CaroIIna-Ga.to County.

Court of Plea, and Quarr S>s'oHs IsS session. 1860.
Christian Eaker, Administrator Of Mary Hndisil dc,
c,osrd vs. Barbara Elders and children Jesse and
60 Faderick Hapar ard children James, Will
liam Margaret, Jane Eliza ahd Cornelia Sally Frost
and child Barbara. ca
T. nearino TO satisfaction OF The Court that the
dfndnnt. in mis- non-residens OF this State
/, Ia ordered that publication be made for six weeks
tows of Charlotte n c. notifying said defendant TO
appear the of said Court to be held ut
the Court House in Dallas the 9Th Monday after tho
4th Monday in March next, then and there TO make
themselves parties this suit judgment pro confesso
will be entered against them.
Witness, W. D. Glenn, Clerk Of our said Court at
Office at Dallas the I'd Monday Of February, 1862
Gpr adv S6Ol W. ID. GLENN o. u "
March c, 1865 81