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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

MELASCHOIY.--Mrs. william Duke, Of Macon
county, Ala, hung herself last week on account "
dscord with her husband. They were married last
year. at the ages respectively OF eighteen and SIX
teen. The unfortunate woman suspended herself
from one of the losts in the house. and when She
was cut down her little babe iny TRANQUILITY sleeping
la cradle near her feet.
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IOWA.

Grent1Fire in OttWmwa Seventeen Buildings
Burned-Loss S5O0,OOO.
OrTUNwA, Oct. 90, 1868.
fire this morning destroyed seventeen buildings
and damaged several others The loss is not less
than half million dollars. The loss TO the insurance
companies Il estimated at quarter of million dol
lars. The origin OF the fire IL unknown.
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Another Battle Imminent in
Paraguay,
An American War Steamer on the Way to
Seek Redress from Lopez
GREAT AIN,

seeassus for Lord Stanley's Delaying the
Canvass Of Lyme Regis.
LONDON, Oct. 30, 1858.
Lord Stanley has not yet commenced the Para-
mentary canvass at Lyme Regis It is said that he
remains In London awaiting Secretary Stewards
reply in regard to the protocol for this settlement
OF the Alabama claims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

hattie Daily Expected NJ viletta-The PortM-
sguesc Consul Dragged from the American Lee
cation and shot-Minister Washburne-Re-
dress Demanded.
LONDON, Oct. 30, 1868.
The South America mail steamer hss arrived out
she brings dates from Rio JaneIro 10 the 9th inst.
The latest adviccs nom Paraguay state that Gen.
Lopez held vietta with al ms forces. The allied
army was near al hand, and news OF battle was
daily expected
The Portuguese Consul has been iorcibly taken
from the American Legation ut Assuncion and shot
United states war steamers had gone up the Para
quay river, and peremptory demand would be
made by the American commander for redress.
RThe recent conduct OF Mr.. washburne, the United
states Minister to Paraguay, was much censured at
BuenQs Ayrcs.
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apprehension OF being sub)co. TO personal Violence
hut says:-"We are certain thai II every possible
en0rs should be made II would be an yppossbnty to
pou one-nah OF the real republican vote OF the
State" n also says:-.sThere tribunals OF APP
peal beyond the mObs Of Louisiana, ana to them VIC
can 60 with full confidence for redress OF grievances
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THE ARREST OF woRMALD AND O.BiLDwIs.
O,Baldwin Admitted ia hail and W0rmaid
Committed 20 the salem Jail TO Await Trial

VHaIdwin Admitted "a UNSI and WOrnin1d
Committed 20 the salem Jail 70 Await Trial
In january.
BOSTON, Oct. 80, 1868.
The two Radiators worrnald and O'Baldwin--
whose contest to settle the pugitistic championship
Of the country was so suddenly terminated by the
interference Of the police yesterday morning have
been bound over for trial in the Essex Superior
Court in January iexi In the sum Of s., 900 each.
When they were srraigned in the Lynn Municipal
the charge OF prize lighting. and both
waived examination. They were then consigned to
the Lynn lookup. each being assigned separate
afternoon couple OF Lynn residents fusutsned the
required $4,000 security for O'Baldwin, ana ne Was
al once set at liberty and Is now In this city The
friends Of Wormald lacking sufficient financial
ability, he this morning sent down TO the jail IL
salem there ~ mediate until January upon the
foes and uncertainties OF puqsm IN Massachu-
se;ts His family, who lately arrived from England,
are stopping In Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

SWEET PorAro syRUp.-M an agricultural meet
ing held lately IN Clinton La, samples Of syrup made
from sweet potatoes were presented, and statemenm
were made that these potatoes could be raised ~ .
market value OF twenty -nve cents per bushel which
would ne more remuneratvs than corn at one dollar.
AZ high ~ 100 bushels heve been raised 70 we Acre
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MICHIGAN.
O,s..,~r nm Lake Eric-Propeiier Congress
Horned.

DETROIT, Oct. 90, 1888.
The propeller Congress left Buffalo on the 22d INST
for Chicago loaded with railroad iron ana SAT- sno ran
on the reef three miles west Of thunder bay Lgns on
the 9Th. She began leaking immediasoy anu .,rs,,
abandoned by the crew. who went asnoIe in sms s
boats About an hour after she was aDandonea sne
was discovered 70 be on IRE, and Wa very SOON W
tally destroyed. she was valued at $4,000, ano y
reported TO have beam insured In Bn1Alo COMPANIES
for Sc0,e0o,
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

JavERpooL, Oct. So.-The steamship Belgian. Cap
tain Richardson, OF Allan's line. which len quebec
October 10, arrived here today.
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FIRE IN Y0HyeaS.

Last evening the frame house, owned by Aususts
Van Corand, South ionkers, was destroyed bb IRE.
The loss was about $780, No insurance.
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ROvyI Havana Ietfery. Prizes Paid In ssOid.
furnished TIE highest rates paid for Dcobooss
\ nd All kinds VI Colo and silver.
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Enor Nat buy now. DELAY sure 70 create rouce
thsr ~ IL no the fabrics
vorits Manufacturer, 70 iiqudsts election br,s vii he
spst vii be almost Impossible FOR hun attend o.
bther ord r. so repeat advice buy snd % 10
q ssts actcy you must visit kroz No. 2s osdway ccr
mar Of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

The steamship Arizona viii sail from, this port
for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific viii close at halfpast zen O'Clock III tho
morning.
The NEW YORK characterization for the Pacific
will he ready At half-past nane in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. .ix centa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

Ncatness, Economy urd Despatch Consbiaed
the execution Of ORDERS Metropolitan jce fintng Fsao.
shnlant. " Nsysau ssreee..
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Aromatic Polish for Oiled and Polished Fur
nture gilt frames and MARBLE drGggsts, Rrorcrs larn
stores. o. cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

Pmusphless, Law Reports, Ne, Executed
with neaines qckness ana despatch TIVE yhye per cert
cheaper then oher printing sbs1eut Ia ihe iv,
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRlNfING ESTABLISH.
NENT, 81 Nassau street.
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The Fsuous Conversely Nnssau street,
csfaW Fplep. rhs Ms,sopou,An JOB rrltns sssssheot
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Continued Qwies In New Oricass-r'h~ Ps'icS
lssrogiie.

WV OKIFNNr, VVt s0s NUE.
Everything was quiet to-day. General steedman
last night Withdrew his resignation ~ snpernten-
dent Of the Metropolitan Police and continues 81 the
head Of the force.
District Court by the Metropolitan Police Commits.
s0ners restraining the Mayor from establishing =
police force the ground that u VIII bring about
\ collision. The Republican this evening has
leader smacking strongly Of an Intention 70 have
the electoral vote Of this state thrown out BY Con-
gress n possible. u advises the Republicans 20
vote wherever thew can without reasonable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

fr KILLS INSTANTLY
nea-. hugs every kind verulis
mos, troublesome during the fall mouths They
killed by thls f-asrk sblc powder. II 10 not poison
hut certain 70 40 is work. single Is cent Task has
often
KILLED A PECK or UoCKRoACtiEs.
Use now kceys vesn from depcs,tng their eggs, and
taus ncsl ycars c-op. Re you gs LyUas
10 thu original and insect destroying powder beware
~ limitations. see TIE signature VI T. LYON on tie aass
sold by all druggists.
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Lyons ,Issnr,is in-sc, Powder.

Lace Curtain. = specially at a.. o.. q y. ~.
NELLY a cos, ~ Broadway.
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For First Clss- Printing ct Every Dcscrip.
tlot 80 20 the Metropolitan JOB Prining Isabsmeni VI
Nassan street.
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FIRING hat NSble.-seif Help for Xesnx ucs,
so. having erred desre better manhood. sent IN sealed
lr,ter envelopes free ~ charge. hcnenie return no
postage. Address phlsnihr0r. P, Philadelphia Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

stubborn Cough That Will MOI Weld -
ordinary remedies be thoroughly cured by JAMES
ExPECTORAST, most efoctye medicine IA all BfonchaA
and Pulmonary Disorders. Sold everywhere
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Care for COnsh or Cold.-As soon There
the slightest uneasncss OF che Chest with dih o,y %
breathing indications % Cough sks during the day cw
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. Containing drnu-
cent Ingredients they allAy Pulm Irritation HAvs
them In readiness upon the FIRST appearance Of Cold
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E.ss bfishcd In 1SpO.--The Metropolitan .Jsb
Printing Establishment. "a Nassau street.
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A.-Je0rrs Offers Extraordinary Bargaims
Ladies', Misses and Chldrens boots shoes iEF-
FERs, l3e and lbs Brosdwsy opposite 81 Jsmes HOG
man and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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Cristadoro's Hair Preservative, th~ Finest
hair dressing In the world Depot No. Asioy House;
mandatory, s. Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

Canada Malt scotch Whlske y.-Full, Eauaf
quality and strength of flavor the imported
x3 b. gallon. MURPHY DUNN, 81 Besye street,
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health ot her chnd should possess Mrs wIysLows soofH
INC RlIY I'D and well tried remedy II relieves
child psio sofsrs the reduces inflammation,
collie regulates the stomach and bowels and,
vrg rest and health the child comforts The mother
1rces es Fulton street, New York. and zoo High Hoihcrs,
Lam Ion. England. Re aud call Tor
mrs. wfNsiOw's SOOTHING syRUr,
having smile "Cnrts Perkins, outside
Wrapper. All Others are base limitations.
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Circulars or Every Description and Notices
" attend meetings printed In the nsat-st possible mAnn
hours notice. and cent less than
other similar place IN the city at the METROPOLITAN Jee
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, W Nassau street.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


The steamship Arizona win sail from, this port -
saturday for Aspnwal
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific Will close al half-past Ten O'Clock III tho
morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Editon for the Pacific
will he ready At hali-past nane in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, ak cens.
Aromatic Polish for Oiled and Polished Fur
nitue, gilt frames and marble al dFiggss groers toTn
ture stores b. cents = bottle.
a stubborn Cough That Will MOI Weld -
9sS1s fsSe, m.y se Sssy ess ~
and Pulmonary Disorders Sold everywhere.
IN Ladies' Misses, and chIdren's boo. shoes JEFF
and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
-----------
A. John y: s:sn,. hs: Retired fre.. su..:
opened store a 81 srI avsags where he has superb
and anita Is per broadway pcss Psrca
lar attention raid to fur alteration.
Crsst.dore's Hair Preventative, .hr Finest
Canada Malt scotch whlskey.-FuII, FauAi
- naS ''oH s1T's Suss %ps,"S
Z The slightest unsasncss o. shs Chest, With diaoay q
srowF Or sEoScaA TRos I'M o..
cent T 10 rs '.y % i.o. H.ss
Cough.
Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
" attend meetings printed IN the neat-s possible mAnns
!. hou;. notice and ,gon'ynye ysT csn leg: ,ssn
pRIsriSG RsTABIisaxfsi " Nassau street. ~"
Crissndoro's VnrivHIird Hair Dye.-soid and
applied al No si,or Hous. Manufac,or, - Msd.n lane
Campbell. Apothccary md Chemist. Corner
Eighth Avenue and Twenty Prescriptions pre-
pared With care and pure medicines.
ChevaIicr's Treatise ON the Hair--fre~ 70
Al given away q c drug stores or ser. BY mail IRE Is:
have beautiful hair and restore har % s original color
the scalp Keeping beautiful the period
q SARAH A. cHsvALIEa, ". d., I,iss Broadway, NJ.
Dsyid's Fan style Of Gsrtiemem'- Hats
.gats Broadway, near Duane street.
Every Mother Who Regards the Life asA
INC SYRUP !, az "a and vel Tried remedy /, relieves
s ns ssq MAD a cole essies The soaac and bower and b.
ss s sns New Yoa .Sa @ a oss
nd0" En ss @rs 81 sss s' so s5 SYRUP
having ne lac smile Of acariIs Perkins,. on the outside
wrapper Al Others are base imita,lons.
E.ss bfished In 1SpO.--The Metropolitan .Jss
Printing Establishment. "a Nassau street.
FIRING but Nsblc.--seIf Help for yesss Mcu,
so h.,,ss erred ds.e essr "naSo sss sn 1-is s
postage Address rhilsn,hror. boz r Philadelphia n"
For First Clas- Printing OF Every Drscrip.
ton 90 the Metropolitan job frinng Establishment VT
Nassau street.
Lace Curtains q specially at a.. o.. q .. B.
NELLY cos, ~ Bfosdwav
Iyous- Magnetic Inject Powder.
fr KILLS INSTANTLY
cocksches nea- hugs ana every kind OF Insect serUs
Al svubissom~ during the fall mouths. They
killed by shis t-nssrk sbc powder. u poison
hut certain 70 10 rs work single - cent task has
often
KILLED A PECK or COCk REACHES.
Use now xceye vcsain from depcsng their eggs and
taus next ycar's c-Or. BE you gst LyUas
the original and true insect destroying powder beware
~ mutations see TIE signature " r. LYON on TIE n~s-
sold By all druggists.
Ncutucss. Erouo,u, md Despatch Cousbinrd
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The Treasury Department has issued q circular,
dated October 90 directing that duty OF two dol
lars and fifty cents per pound and twenty-five per
cent ad yaorem shall be assessed all cigars olga
rettes and cheroots, under the eighty-second and
eghty-seyenth sections Of the Internal Revenue act.
annroycd JuIv Is0s
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W. A. NICHOLS Assistant Adjutant General
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHISeroS. Oct. 30. i56s.
Decrease I'm the Puh.IG Debt.

wAsHIssroS. Oct. 80. i56s.
Decrease I'm the Public debt.
during the frs week in October the disbursements
from the Treasury Department were yery heavy and
IL was thought there would be considerable increase
In the public debt; but the receipts from customs
during the month have been very large, and will
probably make up the deficit and it Is now ex-
pected that the statement win show slight de-
crease.
The Report Of the Postmaster General.
In the contract ONCE OF the Post 0iice Department
the clerks are bringing To completion the annual
report, ana as II viii soon appear the Postmaster
General does not deem II necessary to produce items
or expenditure as an Offset 10 the exaggerated state
ments that have been made in contrast with the
administration OF Mr. Dennison. The report will
undoubtedly show heavy augmentation OF expense,
but only IN ratio corresponding with the greatly In
creased postal facilities. One thing that has added
TO the outlay Is the restoration OF the mali service Ia
the Southern States, which was suspended during
the war. Another s the great number OF additional
mail routes established in the Western States and
expense with very small return. For instance,
man route has been established recently
from Fort Abercrombie, MIMI, to ST. Helena,
Montana, distance OF 600 miles, at an annual ex.
pense OF $2oo,ooo with postage revenue of not ex
ceeding 81 600. II Is OF the systems OF the Post
once Department to furnish postal facilities TO the
extreme West without regard 10 remuneratiug con-
sideratons. The Postmaster Generals answ 90
the preudiced statements recently made Is that. he
has expended all the money at hts command to OK
tend the benefits OF the department as widely as
possible, and his only regret IL that the supply Is too
limited to meet the national demand.
Negotiations for the Purchase of irOn-Ciads.
The statement made in these dispatches TO the
effect that certain Cuban conspirators had been
III negotiation with our government for the purchase
oil non-cads has provoked some contradictions; but
there T. no doubt, nevertheless OF the fact. or
course our government would not negotiate with
conspirators as such, did so state. The parties
engaged Ia the business precisely idiots to
make any such proposal. They represented them
selves a. private parties and sought to purchase the
vessels In snch character, aud IA conspirators.
There ~ nothing 70 prevent governments from
dealing with private parties in dsposng OF war
sells by purchase or otherwise
Condition of New York National Banks.
The quarterly abstract OF the condition OF the
national banking associations for New York state,
which has been officially prepared at the Treasury
Department, exclusive OF cities OF New York ana
Albany--the former OF which has been previously
pubiished-shows the total amount OF
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Chevulicr's Treatise the Hair-frcc -
an given ~ thc drug stores sent by mail free THIS
should every house. N teaches 20 cultivate and
hair gray hair 10 s original color,
falling and remove all Irritation dsndrun from
scalp thus keeping tho hair beautiful 10 the latest period
iifr.
sAEAn A. CHRvALIER, ". d., LIZ Broadway, NJ.
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Crlssndoross VurivsIied Hair Dye.-s0id and
applied ri No istor Honse Mandatory ~ Msidrn lane
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Campbell. Apothecary md Chemist. Corner
Eighth and Twenty eighth street Prescriptions
pared With and pure medicines.
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The Herring Torture in Russia.

NJ. Emile Andreoli, who took part in the last
Polish insurrection, and ON his capture by the
Russians was sentenced to twelve years i'm
prisonment in Siberia, has just published in the
Revue Moderne the first part of his prison re-
collections, in which he describes what he calls
the herring torture, practieed by the Russian
police. He says:
I knew several who underwent the latter, and
they told me that nothing could compare with
the sufferings they endured. They were con-
fined in well-warmed apartment, salted herring
with bread and water for the first few days be-
ing their only food. If they refused to answer
the questions of the examining commissioners
the bread was first of all withdrawn. and then
the water, whereupon the torture of intense
thirst commenced, depriving the sufferer of all
moral strength, and even making him abandon
the resolution which he had formed to die.
Very rarely did any one remain mute when
brought before the commissioners second time.
The sttings were usually at night, in splen-
didly lighted apartment with refreshments of all
kinds temptinsly displayed on the side tables.
The president would usually be most gracious.
"By-and-by," he would say, ''we will if you
like, ask you to have something to drink with
u.s." The fever and the vertigo caused the
prisoners to lose their reason and they generally
yielded. Hunger would not have brought
about the same result as thirst, which loosens
the tongue even far more readily than drunken
ness does.
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} SEVENTEENTH VOLUME---KUMBER $50.

successfully performed my task, by showing that
the Reconstruction measures of Congress are. in
the language of one of the articles of the Ma
tional Democratic aud Conservative platform,
''usurpations and unconstitutional revolutionary
and void : and it is my firm belief that they
will be decided to be so by the Supreme Court
of the United States. Now suppose such de-
csion to be made, will it not be the duty of all
the people of the United States to acquiesce in
it? The friends of Seymour and Blair, un-
doubtedly, will do so; and if the celebrated in
vocation Of General Grant to "let us have
peace is sincere, then his friends must ae-
quiesce likewise. Away, then, with the fear Of
the war spoken of by the Chief Justice ,.-
call upon you, then, my fellow citizens, you,
above whose heads floats the flag of the United
States, with the glorious name of Seymour and
Blair inscribed upon it, to vote as you may think
right-to fear God, and to fear nothing else.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-10-06

WEALTHY CoNGREGATIoN.-The Jewish
Messenger says that at the auction sale of pews
in the new Temple Emanuel, in New York, the
amount received reached about 100000 The
trustees expected pre-emption of $4,000, but
it amounted to 100000. The highest price
paid was $4,000, the purchaser selecting the
pew directly in front of the pulpit. The other
members paid various sums, ranging from s4,-
600 to s5. The appraised value of the pcws
was s600,000 there being twenty at $4,000
each. Many of the seats were sold at a compare
lively low price, the trustees very properly de.
clining to neglect the claims of the poorer MEM
bers The lowest priced pews were sold for
$500, accommodating seven occupants each. By
this sale the Temple stands free from debt, and
with sinking fund of one hundred thousand
dollars
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sas- The news from Japan is again highly
important. The Northern Daimies who support
the cause of the ex-Tycoen Stotsbashi against
the Young Mikado, or rather against the South
ern Daimo;s, who have complete control of the
Young Mikado, have appointed new Mikado.
This measure has spread alarm among the
Southern party, who now desire the Young Mi
kado to abdicate-advice which it il said viii be
accepted. The brother of the ex-Tycoon, who
has been educated in Paris, has succeeded his
father as Prince of Mito, and will thus become
one of the chiefs Of the Northern party. He,
of course, fully shares the friendly sentiments of
his brothers toward foreigners. The Southern
party has lost one of its most powerful members
by the detection of Prince Toss. All this indi-
Gates that the Northern party is on the point of
obtaining a complete success, an event which
would be hailed by the civilized world with de-
light.
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State of North Carolina, Catawba county

Superior Court of Law-FaA Term, 1868
Peter Mostellcr, et al, Us. William Null, et al
Petition for Partition.
II appearing the satisfaction Of the Court, that
Eli Null one of the defendants in this case, resides
beyond the limits of this Stale it is ordered that
publication be made for six weeks in the western
Democrat, "a weekly paper published in the City oi
Charlotte n c. notifying said defendant to be and
appear at our next Superior Court Of Law, to be
held for the county of Catawba, at the Court House
in Newton, the first Monday in March next, then
and there to answer demur TO plaintiff petition
otherwise the same will be heard and granted.
Witness, Miles Sheriff., Clerk of our said Su-
parior Court at office the 1st Monday in September
A. D. 1868. MILES O. SHERRILL, Clerk.
37-6w Ipr. adv. $40