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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

head. nerves, kidneys. bladder, womb and blood
affect ions of the urinary organs. gravel. scroula.
rheumatism, catarTh, asthma. bronchitis, dyspeT-
STA, &c.
Our practice, not ono IF experiments. hut Of
twenty years standing. founded on the laws Of Ma
tnre, with years of prTirhrc ami evidence to
tain it. DO not tear down. make sick tn make
we'll. no harsh treatment. mo- trhing. no fiattering
We know he caIT>e and the remedy nee rd, guess
work. lint knowledge gained ly wears 0f experience
in the treatment OF these diseases exclusively. no
encouragement without prospect Candid in our
opinions, reasonable in our charges, claim not to
know everything, rver, h"ly Int do clai m
reason and common sense. We invite the sick. no
matter what their airient, tn call, investigate be-
f,rc they abandon hope. make interr"-a;ions and
decide for Themselves. wIllcost nothing ~ ronsula
ION j. free. This il the seventh wear that have
yI,..cd Larortc, and shall make my yi-ts for
yea-s egularly on the same days cfthe week every
eight weeks
lean D., - psultcd at LaTor:c. Myers Uouse. du-
ring "Wednesday 'nd Thursday, the 9Th and 9th Of
December. 1850, unit "'clock. p. M.
Residence and L.. '.ora DRY. w"mkccan, Illinois.
Those not able to vsi. an write. laprilG,2;yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

A man painting the cornice of a
house in Hartford, fell from the lad
der, and it was supposed that he was
badly hurt. Immediately after the
fall, n young man ran to the store TO
inform the painter of the misfortune
that had overtaken his workman.
The '.boss" listened to the telling de-
scription of the fall, and with the ru-
ling passion still strong in him, ask
ed anxiously, Odd he spill his paint"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
The Universal Clothes Wringsr.

This wrinser, with ~ wheels, which prevent the
rubber from twisting or breaking the shafts, II
fit any wash tub will wiring clothes almost dry wI.
out wearing tearing them, and will Evt hrrak
buttons, hooks ahd eyes, etc. It's India rubber
muscles never get tired Clothes wrung with this
Wrin-er-so much Of the wafer is pressed out will
dry in quarter of the time that they would il wrung
by hand. The hand wTinging of clothes, like hand
rubbing. tears and wears them ont too fast. The
waShcr-w"man destroys mere clothes in day than
the wcarrr in "a wee, K.
The Universal Wringcr took the first
premium NJ the Worlds Fair. IA London AT the last
two Great Fairs of the American Institute, and at
the most important State and County Fairs. There
have beer nearly quarter of a million Of those
wringers already sold.
BE- Canvasscrs are Wanted iH all the
places eLere appointments ha~e net already ts-s made
E5cf,ies sale guaranteed. Ljtrri terms trU BE- giren
10 resgDES.ble pafics. Send fer circHl.trs.
Il. G. BROW TAG, General f9ent
% CoarfidHd Street, Ne,c York
may II, 1SGG-Gm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
How to ReprOve a smoker.

Venerable sir. The fumigation ari-
sing from the deleterious effluvia,
emanating from your tobacconistic
reservoir, so overshadows the organ
istic powers Of our optic demoDstra-
ton, presses so hard upon our auric-
ulars, and so obfusticates our atmos-
pheric fiuidity, that our respirable
apparatus must shortly be obtuned,
unless through the abundant suavity
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

"There is one thing sure" said
Mrs. Darlington, "the females of the
present regeneration are heap more
Independence than they used to be.
Why, saw gal go 10y the other day,
that know belonged to the histor-
ical class of society, with her dres
all tucked up to her knee, her hair
all buzzlcd up like if she hadn't had
time to comb it for n week, and one
of her grandmother's old caps, in an
awful crumpled condition on her
head. Why. laws, honey, when |
had my clothes tucked up that way,
and my head covered with an old
white rag, l would run for dear life.
The gals then were innocent, uncon-
fisticated critters; now they are what
the French call "blazes."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15
RI.ANKS.

BLANKS.
Blank warrsaty and Quit Claim Deeds, Mortga
ges Subpeneas, Executions, Summons Constalle's
Sales. Notes ETC., enc, kept constantly hand at
| the REPUBLICAN News, Book, and job Printing es-
tablishment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

of your pre-eminent politeness, you
will disembogue from that luminous
tube the pungent stimulation and
stermutatory ingredient which re-
plenishes the refundity and the vast
ness of its concavity.
The above was gotten up by a
young lady in single evening with.
out any assistance. Though much
exhausted by the effort, she is slowly
recovering and already preparing fol
another of the same sort. Success
to genius and enterprise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-15

A correspondent says: There are
many things about spiritualism which
/ eagerly embrace-chicf among
which are mediums
The New York herald., 1866-09-16

w. SMITH, S4i BROADWAY. CORNER BLEEcKEa
sD of halls fov political and ethsr mot
sls Chinese Lanterns Cxclum Lights ~, ~ Ire sbSs~~
pc@be notice All parties applying uli br hbsvzb scsii
with.
The New York herald., 1866-09-16

d SALES AT AUCTIUus
LBERr b. wAIDRoE. AUCrIokEER.-THE rIRh
heretofore existing under the OF A. y wsldron
Co = this day changed 10 Bylandt wsrou the Interest
j. EDWARD BYLANDT.
ALBERT h. WALDR0N.
The New York herald., 1866-09-16

TTfNRY u. MINER, AUcTToSEER-s 81
! NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST @ 0rricE.
MINER 4 SOMERvILLE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
OS MONDAY SEPTEMBER H. AT l0n O'CLOCK, AT
THEIR ShLEsR0OM. 81 NASSAU STREET
Household Furniture, comprising Hack Walnut, hahoe-
any and oak Chairs in hair cloth 10 Enslsh Velvet Bru.-
sels and Ingram Carpets Rosewood and black walnut Bed
.irads Bureaus Washsand Mahogany and Black Walnut
b0okcsees Rosewood Eagercs Rosewood and Black Wal
nut Marble Top Bullets WArirobes; Once Furniture OF
AZ descriptions also about 50 line Line and Celored Engray
ngs aud Chrome LhDsraphs about 10 OH Paintings st
frame French Plate Msne and Pier Mirrors also abo, 81
cases troquees Al ~ O'clock very ne Pianoiories
The New York herald., 1866-09-16

<vRAND NATIONAL UNION CELEBRATION.
VI UNION SQUARE.
MONDAY. SEPrEMKER ", I8e6.
7x O'Clock r. ~.
rhairnen of suhNComrnittcs Of the Committee ~
Arrange win report 10 DOUGLAS TAYLOR, ~ sas
aau -fr.ei, Monday. from 10 4. N. tor ~
1e various Cnbs Intending W parade wn rrDd names II
onrr. number o A.. 10 be published 10 progrnnme
The stands III be the Dotbezst ado sf Union
square fronting Everett Ioosc and Seventeenth street
No win b. simitted In tbs cnnmntse roofns-haison
speakers Of tho pres-. invited
guests abroad ocen and membsrs Of she co9Itlce
Of Arrangements.
ny order Of DOUGLAB TAYLOR,
Chairman COMMITTEES sf Ansnesmesss.
JeMw SAVAGE. te....,..a..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

will ind Ths useful In clearing the voice when takea
before Singing or Speaking and relieving the throat
after an unusual exertion Of the vocal orgaas The
Tchss are recommended and prescribed BY Pbysciaas
and have had tssti.onais from eminent mss through
out the country Being article Of n~s,t. and
having prcr,d their secacy BY test Of many years.
each year finds them in localities in various parts
Of the world aud the Tos universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BsowHs BRONCHIAL TaocHEs," and do
not take any Of the Worthien Imitaons that may be
offered.
Sold everywhere In the United States and in Yoreign
countries, 1t - cent? per box nov5-dAw6ml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11
From the Atchisop ;,

".
gentleman just arrived from Holton u;ve.
us the particulars Of desperate atT.;r ~ :,
occurred in that place on Christmas dor Ca-i
Eden, formerly Of Missouri, Char,es Rnssell
late wagon master at Fort Lesvenwor,b. and
several others came into Holton in the after.
noon OF that day, and stopped at Lane hotel
70 ger supper. Just after supper, while the
party were in the reception room, Eden vbo
was somewhat under the influence Of lnuor
STATED that he was Democrat. wberanro,
some oil the party demonstrated with him and
ne renamed quiet for few minutes. FINALLY hs
jumped up and announced himself AZ a rabal
aua 'nuu'gea IN numerous abusive and dislovaI
ePitne's' mr.. Russell, who has the repntat;on
OF oeing quiet and orderly citizen. sdvsncod
:o Eden and informed him that he oh.
lec,sa 70 such language; that he (RnsssH
So sa osen IN the employ of the Goserrmert
.na 'oss Ieals, ana that - was Union man
and could not endure such lanpnaoa Fan nsh
without further proyocation. drs- Iiuen,
! Enile and maiiciously stabbed Russell IN IL
paeast; inr.ehng dangerous but not mort.I
Ioun1 ~. Russell did not know unt;f ~
uncovered the blood flowing from IL. 49,. -
{nss ne was stabbed. Eden. in con,,..s "a
ceme Trends, started Of, but were .rrs., in ia
she deputy Sheriff, who protected ~. $3.50 ~
nom the violence Of the enr.red c;t;ysn.
The next day be was formally .rra.ssS I.
writ, and taken before Justice Full.r .S Sn
SIX miles from Hciton, for examination ~.
thai was however deferred till the ne., an
the 18th, and the constable started win u ~
prisoner aud q guard OF Eve men tn b;s IN, ,hs
constable's) house. On the way thew ws sr
overtaken BY party Of about forty men. and
Eden was forcibly taken out of the hands of
the officer and hanged 70 tree, where his
hedy sreneined until Absst 9 o'closk he newt
day These we're the facts addnced on TIA
Coponss's exsminstion. Dr.. Wv. AdsSnsa-s
NJ. Rnsseli's attending physician, t6;nis ~
Mr. Russell viii recover. The eentiamar
Who gave us this ta3cs1sstion thinks 4 h;eh
time that oil rstsh aud sympathix~s ID 80.
son county shonld tske warniag, ~ - Ivrl
~ ~ ds9sntsly b snsDk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

ne "rsdai Chanosr, - nsAy Of Wan
Ing snd tsstrseuss Tor YSuns - Aaso. nsv -
sAbietrsssnents for Diseases Of he
sy''sms-sentfres, In sealed envelopes. Address, ,,
skILLIN HoUaHroN. Howard Association .r>s,,-
SsapAte, p. se eesss .sA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

On and after Friday Dscsnbsr lt trains viii raa .
toilows:
LEIvK KE0KUK
Ist rr.in-e:ls 4. 4. daily, except Sunday.
A Tr~in-2o COP n a.
LKAVI E0Rf AADLyON.
I'd rrsan--iosp A. II. daily. except Sunday.
Ash rrnin-40 p. H. -
Yhe l.s ty,ip dow vil eonnect ~ Kssknh With tbs
gsohuk and st. koais Paeksts and pss hoanes Valley
Railroad
ne ID train savinr Keekak A~cts With ucstAssn
Ixpe PICKET Company, boats u Pert MaAises making
esre cossertioos With Railsoad Burlington, koeh
IslAnA and Davenport
me % fraiu leaving Fort MsAisou nskeseon1scsssn
With the D<s Mosne< v~uey sAsrnoos train Aad the III
- soashers Ious and 0rsaf Western B. r.
Tickets ell poip sale By agents q The oees d
tAe Comp~ny Ie~ei1 NV. o0DkN, eee'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11
Rebellion A he Human In.

Rseelaeua ~ not oeaAnsd 70 bodiss polite. my
break out II osr own ssssoss we'll In IL bovss
pf The lmas 9hs nssuui Nv ~ go bs1ssts AsaAas
bnt ~ misuse them and they revolt. We subject thea
= sxpes.rs W ossrtaak tAe. Overload tAs stoacA
vs neglect sAs bowels plusgs out Of rsoes letssf
than the TROPICS sso "a .tnsspAere below fss psnt
and in various other ways trfns With our health.
But thsss frames a ours ars wonderful machines. and
We can, By the ~ 81 PR0PKR MnANs, % IEyIaO-
RATE Anl ATE them - to rssssr thss aauast
proof asainss the ordesis TO which, in recklss
We suhjsct them
Nothing that bss besp Known or hsards Of -
tonic adds much the resistant power Of the hun
system under unfavorahls TO health -
HosfErrKRB ETOMAcH BfrTERs nyou wesIA -
cape thu Intermittent feve, 6n Of indigestion, bilioas
attacks and eonplsinss Of which cold sad dap
are the frequent causes the BTrTkRs - paOfDc
TIVE MEDICINE. This b the wisest coursss bat ~ r.
ready an Invalid. try the preparation RRsrU1A-
TIVE. In either full reliance may BE- psesd apsn
its efficacy. Bold sveryshere. Sunday Mercury. Dc
asth, 1894 tAasAs~lv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

For Diarrhea, Dysentery, Ae.-Ms-
GUlRRs Compound Rxtrsct Of Bssss PlAxY isthe moss
reliable and snccessfa remedy; It 10 endorsed by oss
Long General Pisasanton and Gen vlts Henry wary,~
the United ssates Army. Western Sanitary and CAss
tian commssions War Relief Fund Comvittee Edsssss
Of the Press, and Western stsamboat omcers soaA ~
all drnsgisss, and 8. B. vovlLl Co., Keokuk.
IA MAaUIRR. Sole Propristos,.
VAoAvon st. Louis. Ma
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

OoL0ATB's HONEY soar.
This celebrated Teiiss Ssap, issssA ..s,w
demand, 10 made iron the choacsst u,<..sle
ntiA and lin Its nature, fragronssy
csnteA. and extremely heseSictab !, II, .cs
upon the skin For sale BY all Drusgisss md Fancy
Goods Dealers. s.A1A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11
BATCHELOn,a HAIR Dvr.

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
The 0risinsiend Best II the World, The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Inssas-
taneous Produces Immediately . splssdid Black or
natural Brown without injurns hair ovskin. Rsa-
siss the III effects ofbsd dyes. Sold BY all Drugghss.
The gssuiss 10 signed william 4 BaseAslor Also,
RHaRNRRATIN0 EXTRACT OF MILLayL1uRs,
for Restoring and Identifying tbs Hair.
sagH-dAv1y CHARLES BACHELOR ny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11

NWen't Use any OtAss.-The last and best
The right article finally Everybody kesit II purely
vegetable. Contains sugar Of lead In the bes, Hair
Dressing in the world Will grey and faded hair
TO lite original color in four weekssvery tine-sure
pop" Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hair Invgora-
tor, and don't take any other II all humors Of
the scalp 10 one week For sale Wholesale and retail
BY D. A. KRaR. Third and Main Streets Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhams Van schaack Wholesale Drusrists
le Lake Sc, Chicago, agents for the Northwest
sep2p-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11
Emerson's Agency.


Swine MACHINES have
the rvversabls feed motion,
vhicA saables the operAtoe
10 have tbs work carry eth
- way. or TO change the d.
rsefiop and fast~n the md
ofssAns BY turnise . thumb
screu. They are nois~leS
and can be used where quiet
h necessary. Their stitch 10
the vosAcr Of ell, because
81 its combined elasticity,
strength aud beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-11
A Grown OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who Aas used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

ersasins sale have made the Ambrosia famous al
the world
1T 10 WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures itchinx of the Head.
IL makes Nev Hair grow on naJd HseAs
1t prevents the Hair from FALLING Out.
II renders the HAIR eoft and 0lossy.
Cleanss The analp; Oeois The Heated Brow; Rsneva
Dandruh; Cures Nervous Hssdaehe; CSrss Dssdsess;
Insvrss Luxariaat Lses; Inclnes Hair CARL sapsr
ssd wiss; Kils Hsir Eaters Coed eject spparsat II
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosa will suit you r. Elegantly put mp.
Dslicstsly Rerfuned. Pstrenied BY OPEN siass Al
Actresses. Sold In splendid boxes cartons contaD
ing to large bottlss-Eo. 2 for morning, No i for
evening
THERE n NO agIsTAxH ABOUT RI.
srxRLING's AMBROsIA Il the best, most agreeable
and elective toilet ia the world To prove sAis Try
cation.
Sold by Druggists.
steriingr Anbrssts nsasEadaPisg ceapAay.
AIS Fultsn Street, New York.
octl.-dAvly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-17
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have formed partnership nm.
der the name and style Of r. r. NORRIS &
SON Tor the purpose Of manufacturing Tobacco, 'es-
pecialiy The famous Durham Smoking Tobacco, and
also to carry on small general store, q, Durhams
Station, in Orange County, North Carolina The
partnership commenced on the first day Of sepem-
her 1866, aad is to end the rst day Of September,
Robert +. Morris and his son Edward w. Morris
are the general partners; and William n. Willard,
who has contributed Ave thousand dollars in cash 10
the general stock Of the company is the special part.
uer.
ROBERT F. NORRIS,
EDWARD w. MORRIS,
WILLIAM H. WILLARD.
Soy smbe 65-su
WE MEAN WHAT WE say.
a III ~, a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-17
DOCTOR GARDNER.
OPINIONS OF 7He PRESS.

The louisville JSsraat say. :. The testimonials
which DE- Gifdnef presents TO the public could never
have been o5iaiiei. etrepl b, the Jsplay OF great
sail and lesning ia hi. profession. tine thing es
pecally eommendsbe in the Doctor practice l.. that
he will not aueuPi incufabIe disease Tor the sake
u lee, hii frankly tells the patient whether he can
be cured of not. We rheeffulls recommend Dr..
uitincr % the attention d I'll our frieDl. Who may
" suffering ron diseases VI The &C o. ear.
fAc RirhmonL TinM says: We have no hesila
tion IN saying that Dr. Gudncr i the mos, scientific
sd svesesaiuI eye and ear Surgeon ~ this county.
D. Gi,dnors treatment q The eye aud ear /.
rsndefnL Re.mOad Eaquirse.
q We feel justified in recommending Doctor Gard
mar q lhose suffering IRON diseases Of the eye and
s't'- Richmond Wig.
+" We csn ataly and cordially recommend DE-
Gardiner. who will fulsll oil he undertakes 10 per.
fofn.-- Bakiaqs Clipper.
The NewOtleans True Dtiia says; We can safe
ltteeommenJ Ds Gsrdnci ~ q most successful ope
fsIuf OF the eye and ear. lie will not undertake q
treat case nnIess cure can be effected.
The Wheeling Regrs,er says. Dr. Gardner % on,
q ina most sseec.sful oculls.s and Aurisis IN N,
ssunuy. We siyise those suffering from disc sss
Of The eve snd coz 70 consul. him.
October 81. 49, te--6u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-17
Orange County, in Equity Fall
Term. 1866.
Term, 1906.
w. M. Gatlis VS.. Josepb BIalock

pursuance of an order Of the Cour Of Equity in
this case, will offer for sale 10 The highest bidder.
on Thursday The LIST day OF November NEXT on the
premises, upon credit Of one snd two years, the
lands mentioned in the bill, lying il The county Of
Orange, and adjoining the lands Of William NJ Cat
us and Others, containing about three hundred acres,
Sale TO take place at IL o'clock Bond and good
security required, and title reserved uni.he purchase
money is paid.
Witness, John u. Kirkland, Clerk and Master, a,
Office in Hillsborough this 18th day of Sept 1866
JOHN U. KIRKLAND, C. e. M E.
September 10 SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-17


II We received q card some ten days ago from
Mt James r. Craig. Withdrawing hs.name as can
dJats for seat in the Senate he does not desire
u BE- In the way OF the election Of Capt Berry, and
il should have appeared lest week; but the manu-
,crip. was mslaid and cannot now bs iound, and we
can only say Mr.. Craig is not candidate.
II We are authorized TO announce Capt JOHN
BERRY, as candidate for a seat IN the Senate Of
Orange.
y We are authorized to announce RICHARD
u. JONES, ss candidate for a seat in the Senate
Orange.
u We are authorized 10 announce DR.. THO6.
4. WICK FRS, as candidate 10 represen, Orange in
ths Senate.
II We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
8. %. INSTEAD, Esq, asa candidate to represent
me county Of Orange in the House OF CommSns.
II We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
w. w. GUESS, Esq. as candidate TO represent
the county Of Orange in the House Of Commons
II We are authorized to announce d. e. Hop
KlNs, Esq, candidate TO represent The comfy If
Orange in the House Of Commons.
II We are authorized 10 announce John r,
lyon, Esq, 70 represent The county Of OraRse b
he House OF Commons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-17
UNITED STATES
T. A = en- o + I CE

Collector. 0tfre Fourth District. y. Z.
Nsucntna, ucl. IIh, 1866.
I,HE Assessors Li.is for June July and August
bive been IisseJ IN my hands ior collection.
Nj peitors on mhnm assessments have been made
tunng that perinJ IN O,ange county. will meet me
% Marlborough on lie ed aud 23i d Oriobcy pre-.
I-rcd 70 pay her iascs
Al Durhau.'s IN tile 2lth ~ October,
Al Chlptl I'LL On The 9Th.
All Disiillef-. Tobacco, SnuT and Cigar Manu-
lecturers. must r,ns prepmei 20 give bud ind Sc.
curty. and oil who have made application fr liccnfe
nnsi came forward aud take nui ihciflicensc Those
who TAIL 10 comply with these requirements will lie
subject to heavy penalty.
II According 20 the provision Of The hw those
who do not pay IL the required time will hc liable
ten per cent additional upon their taxes The spe.
eial attention Of those who have not paid ON back
lists il called to this iaci.
JOHN READ. Collector.
October TO- hs-cw
N L &c F..
pu &c SA LIE.
n SHALL expose 10 public sale. on Thursday the
u lot diy u November next. all Of my moycstis
property 10 vii Corn. Olt, Hay. Fodder. shurk,,
straw, al Of nv stock. four Horses. Hog,. Cows.
sheep. Farming Tools, one Wagon. one Rockssay,
aud Harness. Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
credit Of twelve onas, erecp, Corn, thai u 10 "
Cash.
On the sane day,I .hau rent out my plantation,
for ons year, Houses and Land.
JOSEPH III. LArTA.
Ocf. 10. 6s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-17
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
ALAAANcg COUNTY.
Court ol Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1856.
G.0tse w. Swepson vs.. B. ]. Rogers.

George w. Swepson vs.. b.. Rogers.
Attachment
this case, it appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendant 10 not an inhlbiiant OF
this Slate. II is ordered by the Court that publication
be mtie Tor sI successive weeks 10 the HIlsborough
Recorder for said defendant to be and appear at the
next Csnrl u Peas aud z arer Sessions TO be held
for the county OF Alamance, at the Court House in
Graham On the 6rst Monday after the fourth Mon,
day in November next, then and there 10 repleyy,
plead, answer demar otherwise judgment pro eon-
sso will be taken, and an order Of sale granted on
the property levied On.
MItslc--, W. q Albright Clerk OF said Court, %
Office 10 Graham on the hrs, Monday after the fourth
Monday in August, 1865.
W. A. ALBRIGHT, C, C. C.
September &c. Price adv $40 90. Sc --3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-17
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

ALANANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1866
A. b. Tarplay ". Samuel Steel.
Attachment.
IN this case, Il appearing the satisfaction OF he
Court iha, the defendant is not an inhsbltant Of
this state, il is ordered by The Court that publication
he made for sir successive weeks in the Hillboroush
Recorder Tor the said defendent TO be and sppesf a.
the next Coun Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 70 Do
held EM the county Of Alsmance. al the Court HOUSE
IN titaham, on the first Monday after ihe iou,tn
Monday in November uext. then and thereto rep's-
w, plead, answer o. demur, otherwise JuoEmsn' ~
ea,f,,o will ia taken and an order Of sale srsn,ed
Oh ihe property levied On. .,,c
Witness. w. A. Albright. CLERK q the said Csuff,
q. office 10 Graham. on the hfsi hond sher mo
fourth Moajsy Of August. 1850.
W. A. ALBRIGHT. c. c. Z.
September 80. Price adv. $40 90. ss-W