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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-18

pREsERyING GRAPEs.-H. c. Shattuck,
rho owns fine vineyard ABOUT three miles
from Woodbridge, has presented the editor
,t the Messenger with a fe.& punches @!
grapes in an excellent state of preservation
Il fact. preserving the freshness and appear
ance OF having bee: but recently picked from
cae vines. Shattuck has tried various meth
I'd. Of preserving grapes, and thinks be has
=. last discovered cheap and efficient plan
by which the marAet may be supplied with
nat delicious and desirable frui. :hroughou,
ne whole year.
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A CoLoRED IDEA OF DUsISFes.-We find
the following scene in the Savannah Adver-
Users repor, of recent trial Of negro for
stealing cotton
During the progress Of the trial very
black Young man was placed on the witness
stand by the prosecution to testify as TO con-
yersations had with the prisoner. When
asked wha. ne was talking with him about,
the witness said About how each were
prosperng in business: "Nhat vas your
business at that time - 50 was in de hog
business" He was in the cotton business,
was he ;" Yes. sir" Well, where are
Won living now :" I'm boarding at dc
iail." What were you put in thee. 5os Z
:. Stealing hogs" How many ah you
s,eal:" = All de man had q How many
was that :" "Only one" That was the
hor business you were engaged in, was 1t 2
THAT wa. the husine SIS. = Did you ever
s-a.i NM cotton p " Oh yes" " Did you
toll Of it afterward = No need to do~ds1 !;
they caught me at 1t.
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Thursday Morning N"i en-

HAVE WE DEPUrY SHERIFF "A
-ather interesting case came up, ottofe
Justice Waltz yesresday- 1t seems that
9.puly Sheriff Butler seized, under a
rrit of attachment, CERTAIN. wagon
md team Of horses. Soon after this
saizure Constable willard also seized
.le ,saEl, he TOO having an a'tachment
Il, serve against its owner. To. decide
.hose attachment ought TO be consider
ii the strongest. Sheriff Swift sued for
: writ of replevin to cause the Constable
a surrender TIE wagon and horses to
us custody The case coming up before
Judge Waltz, his Honor decided, In
substance, as follows
The important question Of law to he passed
lpon in this Case is whether +. Butler was Inc
-,s,Ttutv sheriff 81 orlusoy county or mol
The Court held that he was not on the following
.rUEIlltiS: $1,000 - -
eIr.J-rhat. under the Statutes Of l266, Sheiifs
.,,aIl enter upon the duties II thrIr office On the
r-t M1..d.s Of January subse iueat 70 their e.rc
sceond-That under the Statutes of 1afi, all
appointments of deputies shall he in writing &C
! the county within which tue principal Legally
holds AMI exercises his 'i1ce.
Tnir1-Thaaapp POI nrIneIsi of deputies are off,
-; Al acts and a. lad Butler appointed on
ne 18th day Of December, Io6o- at a time when
rs principal 5. I. swift. di,i not mold or exercise
-. ,i.icc of Sheriff, the appointment was vo.
mi thereupen all acrs Of said Butler, as such
Deputy sheriff III this action, Cre OF NO legal
.fect.
of coursa an appeal will be taken TO
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OUTRAGE AT SALT LAKE.-The Salt Lake
,anorter OF March 9Th has the annexed:

OUTRAGE AT SALT LAKE-The Salt Lake
Reporter OF March 9Th has the annexed:
While an old man. with gray hairs, was re-
proving an adopted son FOR something lac had
done yesterday afternoon, on Second South
street, opposite the Bank building, man
stepped up, caught him by the throat and
threw MN oyer the tongue Of his wagon. in
which position he kept him until he was
black in the face, and there is hardly any
doubs would have choked him 70 death but
for the intervention of the crowd which had
gathered to witness the scene. This ihhu-
man monster is a special police1aaa, and pro
ceeded with his prisoner TO the Police Court
Arriving there the Old man gLye. vent to has
feelings, and wanted TO know why re w"s 50
brutally treated and then arrested, when be
was conscious Of having committed 10 wrong.
The spectators mingled their feelings with
those Of the old man. which give his most
distinguished Honor. Judge jeter Clinton,
a very clear case. The Indignation was 50
great that the old man was acquitted, and the
especial policeman " fired $40. In jast!h-
cation Of the infamous oU;.ase :Ae - Judge
said the man was no. regular policeman.
but was Zone Of the several thousand OF the
special police
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Como TO White PINE BY - WALKRRs
L.Ns--rhe Reese River Eeveiile Of last
Saturday SAYS:
Yesterday five sturdy, plucky Frenchmen
ION California, packing their blankets, bag
:.ge, and grub, arrived in this city on their
.sy 70 White Pine. By the time the men
crossed the mountains they were out Of
money. and they stopped at Carson three
~eeks to earn enough TO carry them through.
nuch pluck should receive its reward, and as
.aese men will NOT stop-sho-t of the - land
of promise" we hope they may find what
they are seeking.
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THE RAILROAD ERA ON THE PACIFIC
COAST.

been given their sudden and marvellous
prosperity by the system of-railroads by
which hey are trHversed- Illinois aud
Minnesota wese rescued from threat
euei bankruptcy by Ibis means, and
the newer States of the - Far West
have been settled and pr0spered through
the same agency. The uneqaAllei and
vast resources Of our SISTER State OF
California, are being Developed IN an
extraordinary degree since the ca'eT-
prise OF her stirring citizens has bee"
directed 70 the construction Of lines of
railway and, assisted as the agricHl-
tlr.l interests Of that State are soon
destined to be, by IL more extended and
perfect system Of irrigation, the wealth
producing lands. lying along her great
valleys are certain to Increase IN their
important relations to the commerce q
the Pacific. The Sacramento Valley Is
ALREADY threaded on either side of the
stream which dreins il, by railroad tines
that are bound to connect w. tas
entire extent of that fruitful domain
and the rich districts o The SaGtbefn
part of California are also belDg tapped
in like manner. Oregon has caught tue
:. Railroad fevec," and tie - we6teet
are promised a new and speedjer means
of locomotion than is Implied b.. THEN
SYNONYM 10 be their present means al
navigation. While this stir is abroad
arnanp our rcicbbore.. the advantages
scrrui,c fror, the comp'e,ion across the
S,erros of The Central Pacific road, are
r.o4- .tt !, HAvaaa Alone the
os villas Of 4his crnot work
L;.t o.,- State i inter.-c,e,3 a nea
,,ror,ea life :. annarpnt and viii the
Ito,n oe s,cb fs,e-,1 hr.arh4s of the
,r,,k a. ara aI-ra4v protected
r.-,-oos srao4v and }as,inr Growth
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The WAY THEY TALK IN AUsTIs.-We

TIE WAY IAEY INK n ACEils.-"
lip the following specimen of the literature
,nd language OF the " ureA, East, from the
seese River Rereille oft 18th instant:
The other day a gigantic teanstsr. i'm
u,easelv hirsute. and covered with the prevl
.nt mud, entered drug stare in th:a. city,
and shouted to the quiet occupant How
are yo,u blasted CUTS, stranger I've been to
Fhite Pine and had right smart chance of
yf.isky. and NV ..nlnach's foul now, whatH
~au charge teller for spewa Hal with
.-ui.dering emphasis.
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SNAIL Pox.-The Times says that this

ShhIL POx.-The Times says that tuIs
epidemic, with which San Francisco has
been scourged fer several months, has spent
its fqrv, and the nnmbe- CT nav cases Of the
disease is rapidly on the decrease. During
las, week there were but fifteen new cases
of small pox reported at the Health Office,
against twenty-three the previous week-a
decrease Of eight. The number of deaths
from the epidemic last week Vas six, a2ains:
seven the p,eyiou. week.
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1ts inst the dogonedest, liyliest country evfS
I seed n
81 sRv this time the owner Of the cabin had
an;shsd b;s ablutions and stood, attentiyely
reaa H. lin n 80, -, 5'ssls'
/ ~ ~ did Won saw Won was raised, stran-
ger n
aSUp here Id Jefferson, on the French
Broad. It's < m;ohtv fine country, stran-
ger, but it can't hold candle to this Z"
swell, you wasn't made for traveller.
that's certain Any man thatn quit q crowd
like we had here last night, to 90 floating
raund and round on this cussed pot, instead
of sticking like man ito his, whiskey and
dancin', can't look to get on much in the
world How far did you say you come last
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e.. Ioh,, ne :. ,x;rr, Nth ebut ewes He
nv; 800 80 s.e,,;nc,1,, hotvean tba
las neoM . ~ 49, e. ayir h;s bead and
Dusues " , s"S e' - 10y =
cnSs. ale , sls.1,e -. 4,,,,c,,s. he foce
Amy a.. ene 10. Ma aTS +hsr draw Il
S .im Sy,,, WI u, manu- "'AN' '.'1 : =
OA S1,S Sn iohn Sa,,;nol Oman vo,,r ewes /
sHnn =. Ss i, 'e' - >
epeak " Ig.. AZ, 5. ~ 80, rocl.
ne hes t,sie 81 ssai. = III ~ ~, 800 ~
slMos. % sh oo, t.,o. I bo- ayws around HIM
iaihng ene 'winos noi o na 49, ,ror,n
see mul%uie W n'' "DN P''''
Ais M0S, W IL, - a.-,,r,,, NV darlinpi
IN, Jonn, my uaig NY Mnu az
LOOK az me Jost once ls. ~. n,s' JoD
once you .S,g,se g WI m.1t - tSe rock itself
Sn 10. s .ha ,,rossa: her Inns on his. IL
anu yss, r. .eno Pso., Ennarsd in them
SEEMS y !, sne Weim'r ~ cr;es
o ondoeniy sne raises nsr neau All hoo
OUT ioaaiy Ior ne'P: a sI IaaptI,sssix Vas
leacneo ner. ono m ,,s.eIs she hears Va;
tney are ccmln 0s .ha sa,an S roo,n1ar mil
ces, ana HON sne sea '''' '''''s -
Oh 9ats. ho,,o ,,;vo but there
1onn rty mss .oiou watch;nr before he
came WEEKS VI anA, oo 80 ha1;da Fanny
was aoie 70 WAN onoo n ~ - s.orf,,l fsllH
HeyWooo 70 tne sSene VI ns ,eai
and tnen ne walheu on o:u' Sa f.ce
Fanny Smiles o,lgn'.y ~ le. NJ sn;to
Sne rs .rylng 70 ceee H. ,ne ,san ans Ewes
OF ms ene..s' oi:u u .'i hosj 80 Jahr Erv tn
al LINES, ior ~ 70 .i La e.. ne. hni'nn.
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EDGECOMBE LAND FOR SALE.

T DESIRE TO SELL A PORTION OF MY
i Land in Edgecorbe county. situated on the
North side Of Tar River, half way between Rocky
Mount and Tarboro, aud within six miles OF q
shipping point on the Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad.
fifty e, 650l acres. On It thereis comfortable
Dwelling House, with eight rooms, and all the
necessary ont houses. New barns, horse stables,
Gin house, &C., all in good repair =.
This is considered one of the best Cotton
Farms in the County, and the crop now on i
after such unfavorahle seasons ia ample proof or
its advantages, as to fertility, &c. -, -
propose to sell ONE HALF, say thirteen
hundred (1300) acres which may be sub-divided
into two or more farms, to suit parties wishing
to purchase. -5l -. ...s.,... ~
Capt. B. B, Guion, my Agent, win take pleas
ure in showing the place and giving all informa.
ton desired. II not disposed of sooner, I will
on Monday, the Goth Of December next, offer 1t
TO the highest bidder, on the premises, in tracts
OF three, four and six hundred acres. Twill also
sell mules, horses stock of all kinds, corn, peas,
fodder and farming implements.
TERMS, very liberal, made known On day Of
sale. zsR assgia aesB,-s Il /
HENRY MORDECAI.
nov1S -,i.al} - a. 57S-tds. !
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Little by Little.

One step and then another,
And the longest walk is ended;
One stitch and then another,
8 ! And the largest rent is mended;
One brick upon another, h y
And the highest wall is made;
One flake upon another, IL
And the deepest snow is laid. q
&c sssA x - "a y
So the little carol-workers, SO,
By their slow and constant motion,
Have built up those pretty islands
In the distant dark blue ocean;
And the noblest undertaking :
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
By his oft repeated efforts 70
Have been patiently achieved. 4
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PUBLIC LAWS
NORTH CAROLINA, |
Granville County,.

Superior Court, Fall Term, 1869.
B. L. Cole, Administrator of Sallie Horner, de-
ceased, VS.. Simeon Darlington, William Horn
er and others.-Petition to make real estate
assets. E-l8rL l1
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
i that William Horner, Jefferson Horner, Isaac
Horner, and James Mallory and Lucy, his wife,
Defendants in this cause, reside beyond the
limits of this State, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for thirty days in the North
Carolina STANDARD, notifying the said Defen-
dants Of the fling of this petition, and that I'M
less they appear at the next Term of this Court.
to be held for the County Of Granville, at the
Court House in Oxford, on the second Monday
OF February, A. D. 1870, aud plead, answer or
demur to the said petition, the same will be
taken as confessed, and an order of sale entered
Witness, CALVIN BELTS, Clerk of said Court,
the second Monday Of August, A. d. 1859
CALVIN Belts, Clerk
Superior Court of Granville Co.
dec !f... -..-...J r.l -li-.sl-td .-Edo2-S0d
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SUR 4 Neh s!!. .n ..., ss.s

III lshM 1kAtaR& N n,,,
DEcEAsE nHrniricAlrr !, %a "
R NATIONAL SERIES OF sr1Ss,
slat las WHICH WERE W
At s.s:' ! y ,s &c STATE Beard of s.u,
UNANIMOUSLY
Adopted =! 'sqs Sy the State Board Of n,,.
,...... a.. UNANIMOUSLY
II, isss. VI ''''aa
TT By reference to the accom-.
Text Books used In the Schools .psaalh,,
lima in 1855, and those adopted W. ~ ScS
be seen that, In nearly every imna. yas
lar, 'pofiam ~
THE OLD NORTH CAROLYN, M
,seo rs RETAINED SlGDl
The Present Standard. The o.,S
Adopted BY the Beard of Re,om,. FSssa,
Education. Stat Seaaa
Parker and watson's Spell w. 'Nfna
lers. "eDster's P,
Parker & watson's Prim Book. hes ST.
ser. -Hf NORTH o..
ers. " ""''0nS Read North carogn,
Beers System Of Penmon. H.
ship. North C,,,,-
Davies Primary Arithme. Ill. na Rsdr
tic. Dov;a0,n,
Davies Intellectual Aritb. tic. fnaag At,A,
metic. "a
Davies Written and Pro- Davies lnisA-,,.,
tical Arith's. -"0 metlc. S4
Monteith'. Series of Gene Davies SchoJ -.
raphies. sIop,o;,., Arithn
McNally's School Gooo,. ranS,. Manual q, 4
ply. eosia NcNnii.
Monteith's History Un;,od pbv '' School Gen.
States. oni'cu Rn,iy..,
From Rev. c. II. Wupr s''sn Cram
Education. iorlnerly State Sur.
1,.a, BRISTOL, TENN A..
nv th ar R seen oy The papers what S S lSG
and V Wa Do o of Education in Nor r Oee1 d.
anu was glad had ample reaso mof,a CARO-
our schools. =" 'ne use OF the book
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4 THE KTNA LIFE Cos OF HART.
Ia, FORD. "a

we are prepared to show the blessings now-
ing an their fullness and purity from. this ex-
ceIlent, powerfulSand aourishing company. We
could point to thousands Of families whose pre-
sentwell being, comfort, afiuence and content
are justly attributable to its bcnencent opera.
ton. None has been more uniformly distin-
guished for the enterprise, wisdom aud equita.
BILE liberaiity with witch it has fulfilled the pur.
poses Of Its formation. It's success has been al.
most unbounded and beyondall precedent. For
example, ID shows a.elear saving within three
years in expenses and comparative losses over
the average Of 10 companies of s7ea, s65. &c."
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DIR. J. h. CRAWFORD, &
surgeon Dent1st

HAs REMOVED FROM HIS OLD PLACE
Ii of business to the rooms over Mr.. HEARTS
Store East side oil Fayetteville Street, and for
merly occupied by DR., Babpock, where he will
be pleased to see his old friends and customers
and others desiring his services. =. ~ -
Returns thanks for the liberal PFatI image which
90 has received, III .,sgrlP vssa,. i. IS |
p0vea snhi - -, SSoA1W
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(d5|I|1aal!

3 II is authenticity stated that one-ffth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die of Con-
sumption. Nodisease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists a greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more COM
pletely bafled all medical skill and remedial
agencies. 3'.S
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Shortness Of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaeiation, and general negative
condition of the whole system. -
Persons suffering with this dread disease, ior
any of its concomftants should lose no time in
possessing themselves Of the proper Remedy lin
order that they may stay its ravages, and be re-
stored to health The lilao 49,
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me, I know. You don't think men murder
one another Of set purpose, do you, Fanny
when they're themselves 7"
Fanny turns white, and retreats still fur
ther from the cliffs edge; then she gives o
: little forced laugh.
Il must say, John, you've got strange no.
tions of pleasant talk; first, you scold me till
cry, then you speak about murder. Now
I must go home, and if you can't trust ME to
go by the beach, I'll take the long way over
the cliffs. Are you satisfied now, sir w. ~
Satisfied! John is radiant at such untx-
pected sweet submission, for the road on
ahead over the cliff is Just two miles round
for Fanny, and when they began to quarrel
she had said nothing should induce her to
go home unless she went by the beach.
where, as John knew, Captain Stands and
his friend are pacing up and down, in front
of the little bay. you little duck" he says
and John offers up good deal of atone
ment in word and act, which Fanny receives
with many smiles and bushes, and at last
he lets her go. -
/, "Why not go by the lane ~ be asks.
Fanny mods. II was Just thinking so,"
she says, and she looks back over her shoul-'
der and smiles like an angel. John thinks
But the smile fades out of her face more
quickly than the rose-color from those long
ribbon-like cloud lines. By the time she
reaches the end of the rock-path, her fore
head is dinted with frown. 40
The path ends its shelf.like course along
the cliff, and slopes down to the left in a
descent to the road leading to the beach; on
the right it mounts as steeply to the upper
part Of the village. A lane, with high
hedges, fringed with plumy fronts of lady
fern, and nearer the ground, rarer, more min
ute kinds nestle like green tassels In the
chinks of loose piled masses of Stone, hid
den by long satin strips of hart's-tongue.
Fanny stands frowDing still where the
three ways meet. She is thinking about
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TF ANY ONE WERE DISPOSED TO SPEAK
u III OF Life Insurance, we would point him to
the sublime verdict Of the Nation, endorsing
without reservation its utility and Its benefcence
Our interests are united to II. 1t is both Father
and Mother to the orphan and to the helpless
From the Insurance Times, June Number 1859,
We read as follows: ~, W :
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". 4. crow
ORDER OF PURLICATION.

= L.. ~ sd
7 ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WM.iM. SssED vs. Edward Tory, JOHN b. Tory
ia and George TORY, Representatives of Edward
TORY, deceased. ioz 9
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
y the Defendants in this cause reside beyond
the limits OF this State, 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four weeks in the
Raleigh Standard, notifying the said Defendants
OF the Hing OF this petition, and that unIesethey
appear before me, IALyIN BETTs, Clerk Of Su-
perior Court of Granville county, at the Court
House in Oxford, on the 31st day of December,
1869, and defend this cause, /, the said Calvin
Belts, will give an order to the Plaintiff to sell
so much OF the real estate of the Defendants w.
ing In said county, as shall be sufficient to salts.
" said claims. s.,.ass c. BETS, Clerk
2 p nov 80 e-w4w Sup'r Court Granville Co.
ID NV - a. NOTICE, y .ao
INTENDING To REMOVE TO AN ADJOIN-
Il ing County, will sell ct bargain my entire
stock of Drugs and Medicines at Chapel Hill.
This ID. a rare chance offered to Physician or
have done q successful practice for the past
fourteen years &C this placess The Drug business
has been conducted with great success, first by
hf:sSaunders and latterly by myself .i8sEe
, NY arrangements for removal being nearly
complete parties desiring to purchase will lease
4k y.lssslks glseel W. p. MALLETT, MD.
q DEC S-dStNSt ID Chapel Hill, N. C.
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REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure Of
Cnsum ption, Asthma, Bronchitis
" $50 Coughs, Colds.

ALI THROAT AND LUNG AFFEcriens, III
by the use of which he was restored to health In
few weeks, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, has now been in use over ten
years with the most marked success. ssiisa |
This Remedy is prepared from the original
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, 1866 South I'd Street, Williamsburg,
Kings Co., New York. '.i,s a Igb7p I
A Pamphlet containing the original Prescrip.
ton with full and explicit directions for pfepara-
ton and use, together with short history Of his
case with symptoms, experience and cure, can be
obtained (free of chargel of Mr.. Wilson, as above
or by callingon or addressing 1Eg rlss
-.e be- WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD,.
1901 Druggists, Raleigh, N. c.
Dec. Is, 1856 Slowly.
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M A $ Q &c

ofFIcs OF GRAND ssoRsr.nrl /;
1nAa p.,0f GRAND LoDes,
y r,.o ""ie'gh' Nov. 18th, 1859.
Hns s NH Sla hn Lodge, r. a. NJ, of North q, RI
in this et x'i ca IL. next Annual Commemorate
DECEMBER AZ 7 ,a,.,ing Monday, the 9th OF
wh;rS tho arrangemenis have been made bv
,., w. ,ne urand OILERS and Representatiyes
State ,or 1--WE nser THE several Kali Roads In this
3 a5z :; as.i.,,,-.. j. D. w. Balm.
non "a GRAND ssgBE52ly,
so' ~ pyEc b7aAaid4N1iL
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The citizens of North Carolina who may con
template insuring will call to mind the fact that
the fHa
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STATE OF NORTH CARSy ~.
4 .l. GRANVILLE COUNT Wv

oupeflof C0AT1, -aH9AsE~ xsLza~-
james NJ. Bullock
VS.. M. NV
and others. N
appearing to the Court that William ID
= AUNT, one of the defendants in this causd ii
Hn non'resident, beyond the Jurisdiction OF III D
publication be made for him, for six weeks sS
i; sShs,Iseiy IN the Standard newspaper pub.
IN the city of Raleigh, notifying him TO be
haid at the next term of this Court tc DC
Hnusc ,Gr me county Of Granville, at the Court
rusry new ~ tH ,' on the second Monday in Feb
usur to the plaintiffs bill, otherwis. decree
p'v ~ ov.Ves'o VIII be taken against him,
at orford o. EALyIN Belts, Clerk of said Court,
- oAiora' "a Monday in August, a. D. 1869.
oct 30-wsw G. BELTS, Clerk
Superior Court.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-12-15
100000
to Widows and Orphans in the State within three
years. She may truly be styled the
. ETNA OF THE SOUTH

and will continue to be the leading company,
granting as she does advantages unsurpassed by
any company. We do not profess To give back
an Of the premium With TIE policy, but in fact
We do much better. Suppose at 81 1 take
policy for $500, upon the plan of getting back
my premiums with the policy at death, pay
e506 so annually till death. For the same amount
of money invested in the ErNA you get policy
for SIC, 900 in place of 5000.