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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-23

THE LOUISVILLE MEETING-Last Friday
afternoon, was a success. The beautiful
hickory pole over hundred feet long, went
up successfully in a very short time under
the management of Mr.. John Ream. At
ter the pole was up, a beautiful flag was
holsted, the Winchester Band meanwhile
playing the "Star Spangled Banner in fine
style, Hon. JonN S. Cock, as Chairman,
introduced Hon. D. T. LAWSON, who spoke
for over an hour. His speech was an able,
truthful, and powerful effort, and was well
received and frequently applauded. ...
WM. A. LYNCH, Esq, addressed the meet
ing after Mr.. Lawson. His effort was one
of his happiest, and he was frequently in
terrupted with outbursts of applause.
Messrs. Lawson and Lynch spoke the
same evening to good meeting at Roberts
vile. Mr.. Lawson will speak at various
points in Stark county next week.
The Chief Marshal of the occasion was
JOSEPH GACHATTE, and our friends E. LAN-
DON and Mr.. MEFFEKr deserve special men,
ton for activity in aid of the meeting.
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II. S. BELDES, Esq, has opened Real
Estate Office, as will be seen by his advcr-
tisement. ....
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SPECIMENS oil DIR. DOuds's porcelain
work will be on exhibition at the fair
Dar't fail To s"e them. sel6 I'd
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IN BASEMENT,
No. > OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
CANTON, o.,

When all those desiring meals can have
them at all hours. and only pay what they
call for. Having been Foreman of one of
the first establishments OF the kind for
six years i'll Cincinnati, he fsels confident
to please the tastes and palates OF tue
most fastidious. Oyters will he serva d
up in any form they can be had in New
viands, &c, for parties. and arrage the
tubIes if desired AT reasOns BILE prices
Day Boarders can be furnished with first
class board, and pay only for what they
ord r.
Sept. 8. At. BENJAMIN GEISEL.
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CAMPAIGN FLAGS AND BADGEs-For sale
at the DEMOCRAT office.
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The New Lisbon Patriot, published
in the county where both Of the can
didates for Congress in this district
live, thus talks. Read:
DANIEL T. LAwsoN.-Our candi-
date for Congress is now before the
people of this Congressional district
for whom every man in the county can
vote without forgetting his self-re-
spect. Mr.. Lawson. is not a bond
holder, nor a party triekster, foisted
on the people by a pack of cIdqleers.
He is a WOrkingman, honest as the
day is long, true to his convictions,
frank in their expression, faithful in
his promises and to be relied on in any
position he may fill as the true and
answering friend of the people Of all
parties, as opposed to the Dondhold-
ers, tariff robbers and lobby seoun-
! drels, by whom all classes of working
men, of every party, in all sections,
are being plundered and impOver-
ished. We know that the honest
masses of the Republican party detest
Jake Amber, whom put up clan has
imposed upon them, and that they re-
volt at the thought of electing him to
a place where he will have boundless
opportunities to make villainous ac-
QUESTIONS to his purse at public ex-
pense. Let all such vote for Daniel
T. Lawson. He is a man to be trust
ed. He is friend of the people. His
influence will go to break down and
do away with the villainous devices OF
high tariffs, and gold interest bearing
debts, and bond exemption taxes, and
licenses, and eXcises; and once rid o.
these, we shall have return of the
good old times, when a weeks honest
labor brought plenty to eat, and some
thing over for a rainy day, to thC
poor mans home. Let us all, then, &c
to work for Daniel t. Lawson, earn
esty and increasingly, and he will be
elected az certain as the sun shall ris'
, on the second Tuesday of October"
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FROM AKRON.
A Challenge to Radical Rioters.

AKRON, Sept. 10, 1868.
Editors Plain Dealer:
The Radicals here are continuing their
g bOw-wow" about that rebel flag Which
they charge us with carrying in the process
sion on Saturday last. To, stay their foul
mouths we offer them candid PROPOSE
ton, namely: ''t
We will bet one thousand dollars to one
hundred that they-the Rads-cannot pro
Siuce satisfactory evidence that such a flag
WAS in procession on that day; and we vii
give them five hundred dollars if they will
produce satisfactory evidence that more than
one flag was in all the procession bearing the
same of jeff. Davis upon it and that one
slade to read otherwise than
e The Twin Relics,
Horace Greeley
!. - Q. f. and
Jeff. Dayi.. ...r..s
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Canton, July 2
IN REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND LOT,

The undersigned offers Tor sale, and
must sell soon tho following property in
Alliance, Ohio, to~Wit:
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MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet ar
dels-superior 10 Cologne and Al half the
80 1921
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TERMS TO AGENTS.
For a Club of Thirty, and $500.

Certificates giving a complete description OF
articles to be sold for One Dollar will be sold
At the rate of TEN CENTS EACH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T7RRORs OF YOUTH 1entIeuIan VINO suue
h ed for years from Nervous Debility PEemat
ure Decay and all the elects OF youthIul ndHere,
free 10 an who need ii, the recipe and dlrec-
rions for making tia, simple remedy ny "hch re
y,s cured. Sufferers Wishing 70 Proht 10y the al
yctiser's experience, ran do 50 10y addressing
''' JOHN B. OGDEN,
No ~ Cedar street Y. Y.
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rzNO CONsUMPTINES.-TH ADVERTISER,
hay1nr been restored 10 healthin a few weeks
by \ very Simple remedy, after having suffered ;H
several Years with severe lag affection, ana that
dread disease C;onsumpGon-is anxious 70 mako
known to his feiiOw-suflercrs the mfSns OF cure.
TO all who desire il, he VIII sen64 copy of the
irescrDtion used Gree charse,) with the direc-
lions for preparing and using the'SuTGs which they
will 6nd a sUEE oJEE for CONSERVATION, ASTHMA,
BRoHufrITs CoUous, CoLps, ana all Throat and LnnS
Affections The only object OF the advertiser =
sending the Prescription IS to benefit the aMiciSt
and st,s.ad information which he ConceiVesto betu
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will Try his
remedy as it WI cost them nOthing, and may prove
q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by return
mail will please address
Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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The following bills were presented and
allowed:
Esq. Lynde $I4,85 costs Ohio versus F.
Beard. ..t. ...F
Same $22, 80 costs o. VS.. ]. & D. Elliott
Esq. Sayler %, so costs Ohio VS.. J. N.
Schneider.
Same SIG, 10 costs Ohio VS.. Henry Fisher.
NJ. Wikidal $I4.OO counter, &c.
John Ream' $4,000 repairing bridge in
Nimishillen tp.
Barber & Schertzer $50, 90 livery hire.
Sheriff Dunbar $44, 90 conveying Kent
and Fisher to Reform Farm.
f. W. Hack 81, 2S hardware for county.
Same s., 90 moving TreasureT's Office.
L, u, Feather $75, 90 per centum on bor-
| rowed bridge funds.
NJ. L. Best $50, 90 spouting Public Buif5l
| ings.
F. warthorst s565 masonry at saxton's
jeff. Rank S27,O moving Treasurer's
| safe from depot to office.
Poyser & Campbell paid freight on coun-
ty safe.
: A. Hand & Co. $50, 90 engraving Court
House Bonds.
Bauhof & Brother 5000 Court House
| expense.
Poyser & Campbell $500 extra service
on Court House.
II. G. Ellison $500 Auditors salary.
Board examined and approved the official
bond of John Steel, County Treasurer elect
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A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,

The undersigned hereby informs the
citizens OF Canton and the Public in gen
eral that on Saturday next he will open
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s. c. THOMPSON. & cos su.:
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE OF

Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen
Goods, Linens, Dry Goods, Cot
tons, Fancy Goods, Albums, a
Bibles, Silver Plated Ware, ~
Cutlery, Watches, Sew - .L
ing Machines, &C. r
Th"s. "'ti"es to he SOLD a '4e nnitsfm price Of
ONE DoLLArvl4AcIG,
ana not to be paid fol until yoa know what You
are to receive.
The most popular ana economical method OF do
ing business in the country. ..f
By Patronizing this sale you have chance to
exchange your goods.
The Smallest Article sold for ONE
DOLLAR can be exchanged fora
Silver Plated, Five Bottled
Revolving Castor, or your
Choice of large variety
Of other articles upon
Exchange List.
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Jeff. Dayi,

This affords the riotouE slanderers- an ex-
.cellent opportunity to make fifteen hundred
dollars. .gN HERMAN i. HAHN,
Sec'y Democratic Central Committee.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToREI
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NJ A n HO

~
Juat published, Gaw "dlron Of Dr. Gus ryelrs
Celebrate. :. Essay on the Radical Cure {wItnout
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ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses IHPoTEScr;
Mental and hysIcal Incapacity, lmpediments 10
Marriage, Sc; also Consumption, Epilepsy, and
FMS, lharced by sef indulgence or sexual extrava-
gRucC
H0- Prise. in q scaled envelope oaly ceuts
The Cclc hrated author, in This aGnljl able essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming consequence es OF
seltabuse may 10 radically cured without the
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once simple, certain and efreciusl, by means of
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| tion may be, may be- may cure himself cheaDly,
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Sc un'irr seal, in the hands of syery youth and
: every man in The land. - .'
Sent, unacr zeal, in pam envelope, to any adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt O. six CeHus, two post
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price 20, cents. Address the Publishers
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-05-06

Among the members of the other House,
who are always on land during the trial l
noticed Colfax, the wise presiding officer,
skillful politician and gifted orator. Gar
field, one of natures noblemcn /; lew have
the power to make the strings of the human
heart vihratc Ia their touch in mn equal do
gree. judge Wclkrr, the model and 'clll'
Gent member for the Fourteenth District,
His Voice is good, his manner personal aud
pleasant. There is one thing noteworthy in
Wclkcr, besides his ability aud patriotism,
and that is the beauty of his life, He Is
decidedly among the most influential, the
ahlcst and useful members OF Congress. llc
takes pride and special pleasure in accom-
mola,ing his constituents, Ecklcy, Beatty,
the modest soldier Schcnek, Buckland, DE.
kno and the other Ohio mcWhcrs, arc ever
at their post, Tho Noble Stevens, having
his soul's life IN the great cause, the
one medium Of his thoughts and feelings,
the early TREND of the negro, is seldom alb
sent, The future historian in writing the
history of these eventlul times, VIII place
the name ut Tha2dens Stevens where the
historian Of American independence has re-
Gently Inscribed the name of Washington.
G. w. p.
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$3.50 1000 ~ " .Yas o1iFor the Standard
Dick and ,Llttlefield in the East.

The valuable services rendered, by, these
gentlemen in the Albeinarle country, in the
late canvass, is felt and appreciated by the Re
publicans of the East Commencing at Scot
land Neck, on the 9th OF April, and ending
at Jackson on the 1Sth,, they addressed,
probably, the largest audiences In each
county ever assembled on such occasions. =
Gen. LittIefeld sustained his high rcputa-
ton as ready and powerful speaker, and
has left fine impression amongst the peo.
pie. Popular in his manners, and remarka-
BILE for kindness Of heart, he won many
friends amongst all parties. His zeal in be-
half of the Constitution will be long re-
membered. fi i.ni.Io,,a- ..i .... e.-.
The enthusiasm with which Judge Dick
was received, ut every point, is beyond de-
scription. An intense desire to listen to the
orator, of whom they had heard so much,
possessed all classes and races-old men,
totte,ing on the verge of the grave, crawled
out to hear, before they died, the thrilling
eloquence and touching pathos of this living
orator. Young men and school boys, and
children, sweled the crowds, anxious to
catch inspiration from model so worthy
of imitation. Conservatives displayed as
much eagerness as Republicans. The people
all wanted to hear Dick It forcibly re-
minded ME of, Henry Clay's, trip through
North Carolina, and no less were the citizens
of the good old North State gratified to-
greet the sage of Ashland, than were the
people of the First District, to welcome
Robert P. Dick; and the universal verdict
expressed by all his hearers, confirms the
Just reputation that preceded him. 2
At Elizabeth City, one of those pleasing
little incidents so grateful to a man of fine
feelings occurred, which will notice. The
Brass Band, composed of young gentlemen
of both political parties, and of high social
standing, gave Judge Dick and Gen. Little
field a complimentary serenade. Both these
gentlemen responder in apt and feeling
speeches. All parties in Elizabeth City
turned out to hear the speeches, and all
unite in testimony to the moderation of sem
timent, the kindness of disposition and the
eloquence of speech which marked the
meeting. raaHl .5,I lf.ie..s.I.....-
l would like to give you an account of
the several speeches of Judge Dick, which
it was my good fortune to hear. At another
time may do so. At present my purpose
is rather to notice publicly, in behalf of the
Republican party of the First District, the
effective labors of these eloquent men. The
friends of Judge Dick can rest assured that
he has left lasting impression in our COM
munity. His arguments in favor OF the
Constitution were forcible. logical and elo-
quent And to him is to be attributed, to
very great extent, the increased white Re
publican vote in this District. w G.
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. ilflsGtlIffi I .INtftifi.sttl l4ttt.
l, That in every one of these original Sc
cession States very large white vote has
been cast for Radical principles.
II. That the colored people have refused,
save in rare cases, to present themselves as
candidates for Office. 20 aa a
ILL., That not u negro has allowed lnmscii
to bc elected To Congress.
". That the heavy majorities in all ex-
ccpt Arkansas, cast for the Republicans,
secure the electoral votes Of these five
States for General Grant in November.
V. That the Impeachment and removal
of Andrew Johnson will not only sea! these
States to the American Union, but will give
force and victory to the Republic OF the
other insurgcnt States remaining to be re-
constructed. ., !.
The past has been a week of Respondent
victory. May that which begins to-day END
rs gloriously. OCCASIONAL.
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pOT tuC StuuudIu
Horrible Massacre Most Appalling
Murder.-AtrOcities of IS Mean Whites
and Scalawags," and their sable
, brethren of the U. L. A. in Wayne
County, N. C. ,... .=..,....
MEssEs. EDIToRs.-I take up my pen to relate
the thrilling occurrences of the 21st, ed, and
23d, current. And what renders the fatal tragedy
more astounding, the efficient actors in the drama
are proudly eXultant. But to come at once to
the point; the victims, champions of "The Lost
Cause, "-Cd. Humphrey, and his bottle holders;
Col. Kennedy, with his posse conletatats; Judge
Strong, 1--WE aorae him Judge as tribute sacred
to his memory Tom Hollowell, and The Far
mer of Wayne, arc all here "laid out" in their
revolving ghastlness, only bewaeG by the 6au
slice cry of poor old Rough Notes, who cannot get
his mouth into the twist Of the Irish Kcenic. Ills
lament whincs thusly: lI .F -....
"My curse Oh you Brogden ,navrope naayro,c !
Och wiera sthrcel What have you done.
Our poor Lott you've kill'd dead!
AM you houd up your head! ... .... '.H
And you snigglc and laugh ut the-punp' 5.
The friends of the deceased are pale tout of
sheer respect to their lacerated feeinks, l dis
pensc with the word black, with grief so much
so that--in accordance with proclamation from
Rough Notes-they are not to speak, or look, or
have any intercourse with the vile assassins.
But they have not yet decided whether General
Brogden or the chief of the Union League has
been most guilty in this deplorable WHAT ye-
call-it The proper authorities, however, have
the matter in hand and it is understood that
Giles Kornegay will hold Coroner's Inquest over
The political remains of these holy innocentsC)
At no distant day. To their friends, in their be-
reavement, would sympathetically suggest that
delegation, draped in full mourning, should
wait on Zebbe Vance with request that he pro-
nouncc the eulogium on these, his devoted pu.
pills; and that that snorting devil that sleeps I'M
der the table in the Rough Notes Sanctum so
generously thro' his nose(f) be solicited to open
his podectic accompaniment and give forth q
harmonized requiem on the melancholy occasion.
ULLIJIJT
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"THE LAND We LOVE- April 81.

~
DEAR OIL constructed my treatise, en-
titled "Sermon OH tho Mount" upon plan
strictly Mathematical. Iregretttd it very much
that those, to whom i had given credit for
more discriminating taste, entirely failed to see
that plan. In fact, / may say, that the plan was
perceived by no one at all excepting myself
A young clergyman, to whom l submitted my
work lin whose capacity have since lost all con-
tidence) for criticism, not only failed to perceive
this plan but even went SO far as to question the
correctness of my exegesis and the accuracy of
my historical information, and did not stop short
OF attacking the ORTHODOXY of my position.
You allude to my skill politician" 1t
is true, have not been entirely without expert
ence in this Department. If you remember, L
once had correspondence with Mr.. Stanly,
whom Lincoln had appointeda kind OF Provs-
ional Governor for that portion of the State,
which was at that time in possession of the Yam
kee troops. l do not think that those who read
my letter will soon forget it; am well assured
Mr.. Stanly will long remember it. 'iI
My next literary enterprise was to establish
Magazine; It is called "1hc Land We Love"
1t is not to be understood that this title includes
the entire United States; but only that portion
of it, which failed to secure its independence in
a Just and lawful war. My Magazine is devoted
to Poems (see the Ode to CHLOE and to Roman
ces; (see Loves Last Dream y but these are
smaller matters, and all most its whole scope OBJ
ject and aim is to expose Yankee cowardice. mean
ness and hypocrisy, and above all things in
Heaven and Garth, to hold up to the execration
and adherence OF the human race, the utter de
pravity of Northern Adventures, Radical Ennis
aries, scallawags, Carpet .Baggers and Yankee
School Marms. In doing this, have found an
able co-adjutor in the Raleigh Sentinel, and when
pressed for editorial matter, have not unfre-
quently clipped from its columns and II ansferred
to my pages. So nearly have my own thoughts
and inspirations run in the came channel with
those of my venerable friend and Brother, Mr..
Pell. Why don't the Standard notice me ? 1
have said enough in all conscience 10 call down
| the thunder OF the North Carolina Brownlow.
| With regard to the question proposed in your
telegram of the 9th l would remark, that when
| | was informed "Governor Graham said sou /
at once pronounced his position the true one.
| Upon hearing from you that there might be A
doubt in your mind, l am inclined to believe
there may be some doubt about what is the pro
| per view. Yours &C.,
DAVID HANNIBAL HICKS.
NORTH CAROLINA, April 28.-Scalliwag stock
still rising.
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Office Of the Provost Court,

RALEIGH, N. c.. April q, 1865
The following Jules are announced Tor the
Government of this Court, and will be changed
whenever it may become necessary CO.,
1st All plcadings will be reduced to writing
and sworn to- stating in as few words as possible
the cause of complaint and the reply to the same,
which will close the issue in all civil cases.
End. In criminal cases, an affidavit must be
made stating the cause of complaint
Sd. The cost charged by the clerks of the Coun-
tyCourts will be charged in all cases in this Court
for the Clerk and Sheriff, or other officer OF the
Court. '.. .t 80. H-I
VIM. R. Richardson is hereby announced clerk
of said Court. bod, .,.fir.ys ..f.... -
JNO. T. DEWEESE,
123-tf. Provost .7uf71e
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I. Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NORTH. CARoI,x,

O. Circuit Court of the United States
DISTRICT OF NoRTH.cARoLIy,.
United States
t as. Ht t.H.
John H Cole.
THO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that on the 25th dor
OF March, 1868, Three Stills and Fixtures ~,
property of John H. Cole, of the county w
Orange, were seized by j. j. Riggsbee, Den ~, W
of Internal Revenue for the 4th Collection NJ nv
trict or North Carolina, as forfeited to thc uso "
the United States, and the same is libeled o,G
prosecuted in this court, in the maine of t ,l
United States for condemnation, for the cou ,D'
in the said Libel set forth; and that said cans
will stand for trial at the courtroom of the Ss;I
court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in Jnn"
1868, at nhon, if that be jurisdiction day o"I
if not, at the next day of jurisdiction tlcrca"r.
when and where all persons are warned 10 m,
pear, to show cause why condemnation shmII
not be decreed, and to intervene for their IN.
tercsts. ...... . .5t.ft.t .t.s.r. ~
Given under my hand, of office, in the CITY If
Raleigh, 29th day of April, 1868.
. t.uIl al! D. R. GOODLOE, U. s. Marshal.
April Goth, 1865, 17-w%
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Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Circuit Court of the United States.
l9ss .fltI5 q DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
United States
as 20
Two Stills and Fix Libel of information.
lures, the property of .,.,'.as.
Charles M. Herndon.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
i Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of March, 1868, Two Stills and Fixtures the prop
erty of Charles NJ. Hcrndon, of the county Of
Orange, were seized by J.J. Riggsbee, Dep Col
of Internal Revenue for the 4th Collection Dr.
tric OF North Carolina, as forfeited TO the USE Of
the United States, and the same is libcllcd, and
prosecuted in this Court in the name of tle
United States for condemnation, for the Gauss
in the said Libel set forth and that said causes
will stand for trial at the courtroom of the said
court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in June,
1868, ut noon, il that be Il Jurisdiction day, and
if not, at the next day of jursdiction thereafter
when and where all persons are warned to a
pear, to show cause why condemnation shouli
not be decreed, and to intervene for their in
terests. l.
Given under my hand, at office, in the city Of
Raleigh, this 10Th day of April, 1868.
a1 i.itl-.t d. X. GOODLOE, u. s. Marshal
April Goth. 1865. =. LID u .'.I., lG-w3t