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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with Jas. Z. McGuire co..
Southwest corner Of Penna. av. and Eleventh sts.
Star Once Building.

EIDE OF STREET, BETwEIN 18th AND
18th STREETS. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOUN, June 9, 1858. ct
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell Lot n in
SQUARE as, having front Of .s fest. BY adepth OF
SIDE @ Of :sreet between isth .nd ,Ss nG5t
rapidly improving locality, and paI{sAs i'm scar n
OF Q handsome Building Lot would <Awell to at
tend the sale.
Terms: One half cash; balance in elk snd twelve
months, will interest, secured by deed of trust.
All convey ancinR and revenue stamps at purchs-
ser cost. SI00 down at time of sale
je 3-dkds COOPER LATIMER. Aucts
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baltimore Quotationa To-dax.

BALTIMORE, June 3.-Virginia 6's of Janu.
airy and July-inscribed-50s bid, 5OI asked;
Ex-coupons, 50 bid. 60 asked North Carolina
6's OF January and dJuly-ex-coupon-6g bid
20 asked South Carolina 6's, O. 4 bid.
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BALTIMORE, February 10, lsss

Dy. j. j. LdWreaoe:
DEAR kIR: I take pleasure in recommending
your R0SADAL1e a. . very powerful alternative
have seen IL used In two cases with happy results
-one . case Of secondary syphilis, in which the
taken i've bottles Of your medicine. The other q
cass Of scrofus Of long standing which is rapidly
improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon z. have careful
" examined the formula by which your RosAdalIs
10 made. and fnd IL excellent compound Of al
tsrativ We ingredients.
Yours truly, w. CARR, M ID.
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GEN. HOOKER AND WIFE ARRIVED.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The steamer Lansent
has arrived here from Havre. She brings as
Professor Morse
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-A very large crowd of
visitors was at the Executive Mansion to-day,
many of whom were admitted TO see the Pres
ident. Senators Doolittle and Buckalew, and
several Representatives had interviews with
the Executive this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-03

~ a good deal of persuasion succeeded in in
due,ng the crowd TO stop the attack, which it's
supposed was made because a fight occurred
between some soldiers and colored men there
yesterday morning.
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STEAMBOAT BuRNED.-rhe steamer Ben
McCulloch took flre on the 26th Of May, while
lying mp for the night in Ouachira river. La, !,
between Trenton and Camden, and was burned
TO the waterS edEe. Three lives were lost
Wm. ]. O. Scott Of Arkansas, and Mrs. Ryan
ana dauRhtpY, Of Alnhama
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UHRoNIo LIVER ooMrLArsr cuRrp

This lie to certify that was cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DIR. LawrepceS RoesdsIis.
after having been confined 20 my bed and house
for long time, end trying various medicines with
out benefit.
know Of several others in this county cured
through the use Of Rosadalis, and Il can he found
In nearly every house in my neigh borhood and
they al praise IL - great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
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LEAVE OF ABsENCE.-Capt. John l.. Wor-
den, U. s. N. has been granted leave of
absence for six months on account Of Ill
health, with permission to leave the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-03

9 not secret medicine. The articles from which
II 10 made published around each bottle and il
10 used and recommended py the Medical FacuIty. .
wherever II has been introduced as q POSITIVE
and RELIABLE Medicine for Dissoses of the
BLOOD, LIVER and KIDNEYS.
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DY COOPER 4 LATIMER, AuctioneeFs,
ID Late clerks with j O. Mcclure Co.,D
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and lltn st ,
Star once Building.

NEh1 VALUABLE 8UNlMPkONEB PROPERTY
CORNER OF MAINLAND AYENUE AND
f3UkTa STREET EAST, CAPITOL HILL,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June lsth at
O'Clock. on the premises. We shall sell Lots Is,
Is. l9 abd ~ in square S14. fronting on Maryland
avenue, and being between 4th and 5th streets
east Capitol Hill. These lots have front OF IS feet
and run back l0a feet to an alley.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest. secured by . deed Of trust
All tonveyancinT and revenue stamps at pur-
chasers cost. SIS down on each purchase ct time
jesd dads COOPER LArIMER, Aucts
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, June 3, ls68.-Jay Ceoke
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov.
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RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASE

WILSON, N. c., Sept. Is, ls7.
DEAR SIR I'm 1852 my son, nov aged Eve years
was vsccinated with what proved to be impure
matter, which completely destroyed his health
BE has been afflicted with inveterase and = 4
tremely Troublesome ErxPfioH Of fAe Skin, some
times breaking out In sores, &c; Ressdaiis wss
Moore. After taking IL . few weeks, my con be
came and remains estirsIy lrsll. Yours truly,
J. b, DANIEL.
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10y M. &. WALSH q CO.. Auctioneers,
u No. 2e5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Southeast corner of lOfh strAAf
PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF ABOUT Right
HUNDRED LOTS UNRKDEEMED PLEDGES

HUNDRED LOTS UNRKDEEMED PLEDGEs
On MoNbAY MORNING, June 9, at 10 O'Clock.
We will sell the entire balsncs Of pledges remain.
ing with NJ Walsh, who hes discontinued the
business. The stock comprises Ladies' Ready
made Clothing. in great variety; Gents Coats,
Pants, an6 Vests, and Cnderclothing, Piece and
Cut Dry Goods. Linens. Dress Patterns, sheets
Pillow Cases, Fancy Cassimeres. Black and Col
oIed Cloths: Parasols, Lace Points. Silk Sacks.
Black Frock Coats, Shoes. Straw Hats. Clocks
silver plated Ware, Cutlery, Table Cloths, Lace
Curtains, Shades, Books, &C, &c,
Also,
Ladies and Gents Gold and Silver Case Watches,
Gold Jewelry, Chains, Studs, &c.
Also.
A fine assortment Of Diamond Rings and Pins.
Ladies invited to attend. By order of
NJ. h WALSH,
Pawnbroker, No. 40 10th street.
je3 Sat NJ. X. WALSH CO ,Aucts.
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ROSADALIS.

ROSADALIs.
fh, Great american Health R.s,srtr.
The Bes, Blood Purifier in he World.
DIR. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
RIOS DALIs:
SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
tASp TIE os,T osE W.T. plsoovkkrr)
sCReFuLA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
consumption, in iis Isrly Stage; KrlAreen.p
and Liberation Of the GLANDS, Joists. BOses,
kAdbeys. and Uterus. Chronic
RbeumHtism. Eruptions
ofthe stin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &C.
ALSO.
SYPHILIS,
In ALL Its VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
ssof Appetite, Sick Headache. Liver Complaint,
Pain in the Back. Imprudepce in
Lille, Gravel,
CENTRAL ILL HEALTH.
And all Diseases Of
BLOOD. LIVER. KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
and p.d taist and restores the entire system 60 .
healthy condition.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never pro-
ducing the slightest injury.
- Used asd esdorssd " ths Lsadlns PLysi-
stass sre-yrhers it as ksors.
The following, among many hundreds Of our beet
citizens, testify to its wonderful efhcacy:
CERTIFICATES TRoM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, Mp. March a. lsss
believe Or. Lawrences "ROsApALIs" % be
the BEsI ALIERArIyE IN SsE, and therefore fully
THOMAS ,. BoYKIN, ND.
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THERE Is LIKELY to be a sharp contest for
the Office of Secretary of the Senate, at the
election of oflScers of the Senate Tomorrow
Among the names mentioned for the post are
Gov. Gorham, of California Gen Burbridge,
of Kentucky: MAJOR Ben Perley Poore, Sam
uel Wilkeson, Frank Moore (of the Rebellion
Record, g. c. Fulton, of the Baltimore Ameri-
can, and Chief Clerk Mcdonald.
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IN MEMORIAM.-In accordance with the
Presidents order, issued yesterday, the various
Departments OF the Government We're appro-
priately dressed in morning in respect to the
memory of Ex-President Buchanan, and to-
morrow they will be closed. Flags are dis
played at half. mast throughout the city.
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ROsApAL IL Is A POTENT REMEDY INaL
CHkONlC DISEASES.

FIoA q. W. BLouxr, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
I have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation of
the Ear and Partial Deafness. of ten years stand
ne, BY B0sedalis. GEO. W. BLOUNT.
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The following, among many hundreds Of our bee,
citizens, testify to its wonderful efncacy:
CERTIFICATES From PHYSICIANS.

BALTIMORE, Mp., March a. 1855
believe DR.. Lswrences "RUSApALIs" 20 be
THOMAS J. BoYKIN, Nd.
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TIRE OREGON ELECTION-The following dis
patches We're this morning received in this
city
SAN Francisco, June 3.-.Oregon responds
to impeachment fiasco and Grants nom nation
with twelve huadred Democratic MAJORITY
Truth and justice vindicated.
q. L. WELLER, Examiner Office
SALEM.OREGON, ,June2.-Oregon gone largely
Democratic. Member of Congress elected, and
Legislature nearly unanimous.
J.W NEsMrrH
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INTERNAL RBvRNuR.-The receipts from this
source 70 day were as,677.53.
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MARRIED.-Maior VIM. e. White, Of tn e
Treasury Department, was married yesterday
at the Anthon Memorial Church, New York.
TO Miss Catherine NJ. eldest daughter Of the
late Edw ard W. Lessett, of New York. Major
White was gallant ofiicer during the war.
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Difficulty Between White and ylaek.


PARTICULARS OF THE SHOCKING AZ.
FAIR.
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE REJECTION OF Mr.. STANBRRY's NeNi.
NATIoN.-Ihe Senate yesterday afternoon re-
jected the nomination OF Mr.. Stanbery 70 be
Attorney General. The rejection of the nomi.
nation was made upon the gronnd that he has
r,fussd to argue before the Supreme Ceart In
favor Of the Constitunonality of the laws of
Congress which the President holds to be un-
Institutional. This course was pursued by Mr.
Stanbery in the NcArdle case, and he has
made il no secret that the same rule would
govern his action in any similar cases.
This assumption the majority Of the Senate
felt they could not endorse, they hold, on
the contrary, that it is as plainly the duty Of
the Attorney General to assume the constitu-
tionaifty Of regularly enacted laws and assist
in heir enforcement as it is the duty Of the
President to assume their validity and unhes-
itatingly execute them.
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CARR, n. ID.

hereby certify that am personally aoqusinted
gentlemen Of respectsbility and standing in this
community. T. q. DAVIS,
mayor OF Wilson, N. g.
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GENERAL GRANT has written letter to the
House Committee on Military Affairs, recon-
meneing a renewal of the increase OF thirty
three and one-third per centum IN the pay of
officers of the army. The law which gives this
increase now expires by limitation on the 3oth
OF June.
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FLORIDA DELEGATIoN.-The Hon. Harrison
Reed, Governor elect of Florida; W. H. Glis-
son. Lieutenant Governor elect, and T.. NJ.
Hamilton. Congressman elect from Florida.
accompanied by L. s. District Judge Boynton.
of Key West. and others, have arrived in this
city TOR the purpose Of urging the early ad-
mission Of that State into the Cnisn under the
reconstruction acts.
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RETIRED.--Rear Admiral H. X. Thatcher,
T. - n has been placed on the retired list, he
being sixty two years Of age, and having been
engaged in active service for the past forty.
fiye years Admiral T. Is now in command OF
the North Pacific squadron, where he will re-
main until the expiration Of his cruise.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-05-20
THE TAX ON TOBACCO.

The Washington correspondent of the
Dispatch furnishes that paper with the fea
lures Of the new tax bill relating to tobac-
CO: '.' ..Ui- ts y
The bill provides -on snuff manufactured
of tobacco or any substitute for tobacco,
ground, dry, damp, picked, scented, or 9th
erwise, of all descriptions, when prepared for
use, tax of forty cents per pound. And
snuff flour, when sold, or removed for use or
consumption, shall he taxed as shall be put
up in packages and stamped in the same
manner as snuff. -.F
On all chewing tobacco fine cut, plug, or
twist; on all smoking tobacco not made ex.
clusively of stems, on all tobacco twisted by
hand, or reduced from leaf into a condition
to be consumed, or otherwise prepared with
out the use of any machine or instrument,
and without being pressed or sweetened I;
and on all other kinds of manufactured to-
bacco not herein otherwise provided for, a
FAX Of forty cents per pound. .te.
On all smoking tobacco made exclusively
of stems on all fine cut shorts, the refuse of
fine cut chewing tobacco, which can be pass
ed through riddle of sixteen meshes to the
square inch and on all refuse scraps and
sweepings Of tobacco, a tax of sixteen cents
per pound.
After the passage of the act, all manufac-
tured tobacco is to be put up and prepared
by the manufacturer, for sale or consumption
in packages of the following descriptions
All snuff in packages of one, two, four
eight, and sixteen ounces, except yellow
snuff, which may, at the option of the man
ufacturer, be put up in bladders not exceed
ing ten pounds each. '' % -q
All fine cut chewing tobacco not other
wise provided for, in packages of one-half
one, two, four, eight and sixteen ounces, ex
cept that Of fne-cut chewing tobacco may
at the option of the manufacturer, be put ir
wooden packages of ten, twenty, thirty and
sixty pounds each.
All smoking tobacco, all fine cut short
which can be passed through riddle of six
teen meshes to the square inch, and all refus'
scraps and sweepings Of tobacco, in packa
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SCANDAL In HIGH LIFE.

New York is as grateful for new
sensation as was the Roman Emperor
who ennobled a cook for furnishing
him with new sauce. just now the
fashionable portion of the city are re-
Yelling in a new excitement. We have
a gentleman who is as well known as
is Bonner, Harper or Stewart.
He lives in fine style, has splendid
house, and is surpassed by no one in
the elegance of his turnout on Central
Park. ...
1t was long supposed that his house
keeper was his wife. 1t turns out that
he does not live with his wife, and that
she has been for long time supporting
herself in this city by her needle. She
is very elegant and accomplished lady.
For her children's sake she held her
peace for long while. The elegant
gold embroidery which made so great
sensation at the Paris Exhibition, was
from her needle She found friend in
one OF our fashionable establishments,
and the fashionable and elaborate en-
broidery worn by the ton of New
York was the handiwork of this lady.
Hg Recently her husband made propo-
sition to her. He promised to settle
on her handsome sum if she would al
low him to obtain full divorce under
our laws. The proposal was so infa-
nous that the lady resolved to bear her
neglect and sorrow in silence no longer.
She issued beautifully printed circular,
announcing herself by her husbands
name; stating his business, so there
q could be no mistake about the identity :;
offering her services to the fashionables
p of New York; assigning as reason
: for the offer that she wished to obtain
! bread for herself and children, stating
she could be found daily at a fashion
able dress making establishment on
Broadway. These circulars were scat
) tered broadcast among the fashionable
families of New York, and any quanti-
ty Of them we sent by private hands to
the husband. His Indignation is UNI
bounded, for he has great personal pride.
New York has nine-day's wonder
People crowd the rooms where the lady
is advertised to be seen, and where she
sits day by day, with stitch, stitch stitch,
with the golden thread of her embroid
cry. What the issue will be, remains to
/. seen.-Neso York Correspondent Bos-
q ON Journal
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OFFICIAL
Circuit Court Of the United s,s,..
DISTRICT OF NoRrucAvO,'

Circuit Court Of the United Stat.
DISTRICT OF NoRru.cApo,'
Two ys, whisky * Stills and Libel of information
Of James M. Davis. n ~
TEO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNcpp,
i Notice is hereby given that on The M
OF April, 1858, Two Whisky Stills and w. a ds
the property OF James N. Davis. of the ' o
OF Richmond, were seized bv William R sTTNaty
Dep. Collector Of Internal Revenue for tbs IN IN
lection District OF North Carolina. as forss,G
the use oil the United States, and the s,"le
libelled, and prosecuted in this Court in
name of the United States for condemnationa I've
the causes in the said Libel set forth: and To-
said causes will stand for trial ut the Cont Ut
OF the said court at Raleigh, on the first MnaSS
in'June, 1858, ut noon, If that be a iurisd;a.seH
day, and II not, at the next day of iurisJ;s.,,o
thereafter /; when and where oil Derso ue'lON
warned to appear, to show cause WHY condn' a's
stion should NOT be decreed, and to ipteroseal
their interests. ''cre 10.
Given under my hand, Mt office, in tho o,,.
Raleigh, this 18th day Of May, 1868. CITY Of
uI. D. r. GOODBYE, U. 8. Marsh,
May Is, 1865. a'-s = Smiarsna.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-05-20
THE PRESIDENTS TENNESSEE HOME.

THE PREsIDENT's TENNESSEE HoME.-.
The Nashville Banner says I" An apparent
ly well authenticated report has reached
here from East Tennessee that the Presi-
dents old homestead in Greenville is being
refttetl, preparatory to being occupied by
its old inmates. These repairs were ordered
some time ago, but it is said that they have
been hurried of late, in case the house might
be needed on short notice About ten miles
further east at a way station named Hcnder-
son. is farm Of 1000 acres, with valuable
mill and building. lately purchased by Il the
Presidents household, which is also being
improved and reftted. Here. too, the work
men, under orders are hurrying on the work !;
for what purpose has not been definitely as
certained," 5.- t. .o-,-..,s -r.
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Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NORTH CARoLy,

United States
Four Barrels of Corn Libel of Informo,i,.
Whisky, marked P. A. "''ON
Freleks, and consigned
to B. P. Williamson.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
i Notice is hereby given, that on the ID an
Of May, 1868, Four Barrels of Corn Whist;
marked P. A. Freleks, and consigned 70 n
Williamson, were seized by John R. Harris
Assistant Assessor Sd Collection Dis
of North Carolina, rs forfeited to the h
of the United States, and the same Is libelld
and prosecuted In this court In the name Of d,
United States .or condemnation, for the cau,s
in the said Libel set forth; and that said cau,g
will stand for trial at the courtroom Of the sai
court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in JUNE
1868, at noon, if that be a Jurisdiction day, and
If not, ut the next day Of Jurisdiction thereallu
when and where all persons are warned to st
pear, to show cause why condemnation shouh
not be decreed, and to intervene for their n
forests.
Given under my hand, at Office, in the city d
Raleigh, 18th day of May, 1868.
D. r. GOODLOE, u. 8. Marshal
May ID, 1868. -sl 2O-wSt
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TIE HON. ratDDfus STEVENS TO Tnr'
NkGRoEs.-The bishops and delegates to
the African NJ. E. sGensfal Conference call
ed upon the Hon. Thaddehs Stevens, in
Washington. on. Monday, and in reply to
their address the venerable statesman said
that he felt glast that The day had at last ar
rived when be could call them his fellow.
citizens. He telt grateful for the fattering
remarks which had been made; and if he
did not deserve them for what he had done
in the past, he would try to deserve them
in the few years he had to live. rhe nation
owed them, as a race, a heavy debt. For
many ages they had been afflicted by griev-
ances and innumerable wrongs. We (thc
white people) had called ourselves Chris
tians, and yet in our treatment of the color
ed people we have not shown vestige Of
Christianity and civilization, but We have
most cruelty afflicted our fellow men. In
measure through the agencyof the internal
regions they had become free, and were et
liberty to call themselves men. They should
forgive us (the whites) for the grievous in
jurics done them and their race in the past.
They had become joint rulers of the Govern
ment of this great and noble country, and
they should prepare themselves to act intel
ligently 1t made him glad to see that they
had commenced to educate themselves and
their children, which was an evidence that
they would he good rulers. They should go
ON in their career of religious instruction,
but must not suppose that that IS all that is
required Of them, for they must prepare
themselves in the schools, and become fit to
rule the world, for some day the whole world
will be governed by freemen. They should
study politics and make themselves acquain-
ted with questions affecting the people and
their government, for they were tn take part
in all these things. anIn all republics there
were two parties, and they would be obliged
to take one or the other. In this country
one of those parties in the past has been
moderately addicted to freedom, and when
: the right of universal suffrage prevails, then
it will be the friend of human freedom ev.
erywhere. The other party has always been
the friend of human bondage and to-day
was Just as much welded to Slavery as it
was ten years ago. If they were in power
they would reestablish the accursed institu-
ton, or one kindred to it.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-05-20

The Wilmington Commercial gives an es-
innate of the Delaware peach crop for the
approaching season. 1t says that there are
1,O47,625 trees along the main line of the
Delaware railroad, and that their yield is
estimated at 1,101.140 baskets. This, of
course, is subject to all weather contingencies
hereafter. The crop of strawberries, black
berries, and similar fruit along the line
Of the same road, is estimated at s0s, 100
quarts. 49,. ,"I
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Circuit Court of the United Sta,s.
DISTRICT OF NORTH. c.ro,',
United States

United States -'Aih'cARollsL
%.
Thirteen Bales Of Cotton,
Seven Horses and One
- Mule and Three Wag. 1.-The, If rn,o,.,.
ons, the property Of " A"Ao'ilallOa
=. D. q A. G. Lentz
7. L. Rich and W. j.
HolbroOk.
V, ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
j Notice is hereby given that on the MS !
Of March, 1868, Thirteen Bales of Cotton '' S d
Horses, One Mule and Three Wagons tbs ssIS
perry Of E.. D. & A. G. Lentz, T. L. Rich ana ~
j. ilolbrook, of the county of Guilford NV
seized by A. Niven, Deputy Collector o r1s
ternal Revenue for the Sd Collection n
trict or North Carolina, as forfeited TO the uss
the United States, and the same is libeled .,
prosecuted in this court, in the name of N
United States for condemnation, for the c,r.H
In the said Libel set forth; and that said csu
will stand for trial at the courtroom of the
court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in 1S @a
1868, at nhon, If that be Jurisdiction dar 'a
If not, al the next day of jurisdiction tbers, a
when and where all persons are warned to Y
pear, to show cause why condemnation sIot
not be decreed, and to intervene for Their "
tercsts.
Given under my hand, ct Office, in the c,v
Raleigh, 18th day OF May, 1868. Wy
D. R. GOODLOE, U. 8. Marsha,
May 18th, 1858, .'fH', : sOmws