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THE REoENT RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

FURTHER MISUNDERSTANDING PERSONS IN
JuRED-NARRow ESCAPE OF THE HON @. A.
GROW. ., ...-- .
Friday morning, about 10 o'clock, train on
tho Lackawann aud Bloomsbury Railroad, met with an
accident by which the last car was thrown down al en
bankment ten feet high at Beach Haven Tue train nad
been on q switch to allow coal trains 70 pass ana
had nearly pulled out from the switch moving very SLOW
w. when In some way the hind trucks we're thrown on
ana the car turned over breaking loose from the rest OF
landing again on the wheels There were seven passe
CARA IN tho car ali whom were more or less injured.
ha Hon Galusha A. Grow, who was returning from the
aotn ~ fhe State Central COMMITTEE at Harrisburg,
,sae sitting by the stove at the time. with
WIZ was boat on warming his feet. Tho stove door
beino open the coal tunbled out, aud over hm,
and tie stove broke from Its fastenngs.
part Of the Mr. Grow top sometimes under
tho stove. The gentlemans clothes badly burned,
but he escaped serious injury receiving only
slight burma and COMMISSIONS and losing his boot
his head and was bruised knee. Mr.. Costello OF
shckshinny had his face burned and his back bruised
Bob" Butler OF Bpghamtop, J. Underhli Of Kingston,
superintendent OF Track boilermaker from Kingston,
aud the wife OF employee pr the road, were all slightly
s ssh Sas G Of water Sss tSSa S
another engine AZ baud. Mr.. Grow and Mr. Tyler
TO this city aud took quarters at the ckawanna Valley
House where Mr. Grow was visited by % number OF
prominent citizens lie took tho afternoon train for his
home at Glendale Nothing but the slow moving Of the
train prevented much more dis.sti olis affair. ~.
~ - lseranton penny Republican.
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been healed VIZ the injurious results Of the boundary
question between Bolivia and Brazil point upon which
difference of opinion will long exist or rather upon
which different opinions will be expressed for firmly
been great mistake
Mr. ID. Juan Te6fo LandIeau has applied to the Gov
eminent for the right TO claim certain guano deposits
which about IL years ago he renowned. The Finance
Minister denies that contract exists but Is ready
make one when the deposits shall have been examined
by commission Of which Mr.. Landreau shall be men,
ber All the deposits Of guano which he andreau) has
property.
The Executive has been empowered by Congress TO
contract for the continuation Of the railway Of Arequpa
TO Puma and Cuzo from Chimbote to Santa Kuaraz,
from Truillo aud PacasmayO to Cajamarca, and from
Lima TO Jatja provided parties taking contracts will
receive bonds at 10 per cent, and accumuatve mort
OF two per cent? provided also that such bonds be
taken at par and that the accumulatye mortgage begin
ten years after the contract is signed.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE ALABAMA Neutrality-suspicious. OF UNI
yERsITY TESTS.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The full text Of the Clarendon
johnson treaty has boon received by mail in the
New York papers. The Times to-day denounces the
treaty and says it is incOmprehensible and without
order. Unless there a secret stipulation some
where to the contrary the consideration of tho cues
ton of the recognition of the Southern States as
belgerents was plainly provided for in this treaty.
Nothing. indeed. excluded. The defects of the
treaty have grown out Of and are owing to the semi
public fashion in which tho negotiations were con-
Quoted. If the United States Senate hesitate to
ratfy the prod Ireland will not chafe. 1t IL desir
able that the whole treaty be revised and recast As
it is now, practically, every claim may go to the
sovereign umpire for final decision. If this is
settlement" The Times asks for new definition of
the word.
The GOvernmet has resolved on the abolition OF
University tests. ta+
A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR DUBLIN IN
SEATED.
EvENINo-B Benjamin Lee Guinness. d, p. for Dab
lin, has been unseated.
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
BISHOPS FORBIDDEN BY THE POPE TO TAKE
SEATS IN THE CoRTEs.
MADRID, Feb. 6.-The Pope has forbidden the
Prelates, recently elected, to take seats in the
Cortes F-
KING FERDINAND OF PORTUGAL A CANDIDATE
FOR THE THRoNE-LTHE PRESIDENCY OF
. CONSTITUENT CORTES-THE DIRECTORY
POLITICAL ARRESTS. ...-..
MADRID, Feb. TIT is said that King Ferdinand
father of tho reigning King Of Portugal, has con-
sented to be candidate for the throne of Spain.
Orders have been issued for the execution of the
sassins of the Governor of Burgos. 1t is generally
conceded that Senior Olozaga will be chosen to pre-
side over the Constituent COrtes Many rumors pre-
vail about the proposed Directory Some assert that
the members are to be elected for five years. Many
political arrests have lately been made All the
prisoners are charged with being engaged in the
Carlist movement.
PRINCE GIRGESTI-ACTIvITY OF THE CARLIsTS
The name Of Prince Grgenti has been stricken
from the rolls of the Spanish Army The Carlists are
very active and there are indications that they are
laborng to produce an insurrection which may
break out at any moment. Ii is rumored that the
18th instant has been fixed upon by them for open
demonstrations against the Provisional Government.
A NEW MANIFESTO FROM QUEEN ISABELLA.
PARIS, Feb. 7.-Queen Isabella has issued another
manifesto dcnouncing the revolution in Spain, and
asserting her rights to the throne.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
PANAMA.
THE TAX QUESTION SETTLED.
IYRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT


PANAMA, Jan. 2S-A meeting of the mer-
chants was called by the President OF the State last week
to come to some definite understanding in regard to the
tax question. very lengthy conference was held 10
which tho President was told some very unpalatapie
truths The desire Of tho business men was not 70 en-
barrass the Goyernmentn refusing TO pay tho TAX pu
protect their own interests which would be sacrificed
they submitted 10 pay tho exorbitant demand OF
and that II tho law DO enforced they would one and all
close their stores and leave tho country The Govern
ment after taking tho matter Into consideration con-
cuded 10 TO be advisable not 10 push matters 70 extremes
nity 10 reduce the tax new assessment was
made and everybody seems to DO SATISFIED Win Tue TO-
will the Supreme Court ut Bogota In order
10 test the right Of the State TO impose h
made ts appearance among the negroes OF tns
The United states Steamship Tuscarora anu VAC
are AT present IN this port.
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TIE VEST INDIES.
CUBA.

PLANTATIONS BURNED BY THE INSURGENTS
EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
HAVANA, Feb 9.--The insurgents have burned
~ large plantations In the Eastern Department Cholera
OF very violent type rsyalent In the nsurrectonsry
district insurgents Spanish troops and citizens falling
victims The steamer Cabrercro was lost at sea while
carrying Government supplies from Santiago de Cuba TO
Manzania The attempt OF the Cubans TO fire the pow
der magazine Puerto Principe was frustrated The
Cuban prisoners PARA and Annoya were killed by
troops. volunteers while attempting to escape from
Guantanamo. Private letteve deny that they were at
tempting to escape Jose Cepedcs late Commissioner TO
tho insurgents sailed to-day for America He says he Is
disgtsted with the state VI affairs Tho influential and
wealthy Cuban families, who generally sympathZers
with tho revolution, continue to emigrae to Newfork
and Nc Orleans.
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PERU.

RrrrpN or THE EXPEDITION TO THE UcAYALI-
ITS SUCCESSFUL IssUE-RAlLWAI CoNthAcie'
Traoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
Inv. Ian 14.-Tho return of the expedition
70 the cavs aud the official report thereon, are of Inn
portanee The object of the expedition was TO seek
20 chsnchamayo. ascending all the River Uca
ya through region, previously unknown The small
steamer sspo detailed of ems pup0so snI and
.,..,n, an tbe Ireayall from It's confluence with the
Msrsson M TO It's formation by the Tambo and tne
IN me miles rst asccnded the rambo and later
on the but had :. .ssFn . nsass power N'
chinery VI !v aposrf current She was only ahle 10
ass Jules Is TsH ls ns TrasSaSs
eIpedIisn Eas 81 s fsa spss shs ssa
which other ,pps raeIy with which II can be navl-
g w s sy season arser vessels =. well as
Sw nS2on and not tho Marahon US was formerly sup
posed" -. far Of tho expedition has slso
Inc Sond which indeed pay DO said nos to have
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CANADA.

MOVEMENTS OF THE G0VERNOR-GENERAL-
3 FALLING OF ANOTHER ROOF AT MONTREAL
-. --FENIANS LEAVING CANADA. 1850
MONTREAL, Feb. 6.-The Governor-General
left this city this lrnng for Ottawa and LieutGov
Rowland for Toronto. The Governor General has ex-
pressed his opinion that Montreal should be the seat Of
Government and that he WIN his influence TO have 1t
brought here. ..L ..l
Another building has suffered from accident similar
TO that at St. Patrcks Hall. About o'clock this morn.
Ing the roof OF the end unoccupled stores Nos 2s
and 26 Notre Danes fell in and crushed through four
floors clear down to the cellar The whole building is
complete wreck, nothing but the bare walls remaining
The accident attributed to the weight OF the
roof Roofs being cleaned in all directions. Several
eminent architects have been eppointed to Investigate
into the ST. Patrcks Hall catastrophe. :, $500.
Several wellkDown Fenans have left Canada for tho
United States, fearing Is said revelation by Whaen
DUSDAs, Feb. 6-The beautiful residence OF James
Coleman esq., was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about st0,O00; insurance not aseertained. a..
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San FRANCISCO MERCHANTS swINDLED BY A
CHINAMAN,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-Hong Kee, China
man, who has yictimzed several san Francisco
chants 20 the extent of $4,000 sailed for China Thurs
day In tho steamer japan kilograms have been sent TO
Hong via CeyOn, to arrest him and recover the
goods The Revenue steamer wayanda has arrived here
from Sitka. There is from that quarter. The
steamship Golden Age sailed from Panama to-day. She
carried $4,000 In specie, follows: For New-fork
100000 for England. $6l90O0 for Panama, $4,000
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TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

NEW DELAY GRANTED THE GREEK GOVERN
NENT. ...t
PARIS Feb. THE Great Powers have granted
delay of eight days for the Greek Government to
make its final decision in regard to the proposal of
the Paris Conference. ~ a
.. PACIFIC POLICY OF KING GEORGE.
Announcement is made on official authority, that
late advices from Athens give the French Govern
ment good to hope that the pacific policy Of
King George will triumph over the excitement of the
hour. Great agitation still prevails in Athens.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.

TROUBLE BETWEEN THE STATE OFFICERS OF
NEVADA THE GOVERNOR THREATENED
WITH IMPEACHMENT. ..r-.. En- ...
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-The Governor and
the Legislature OF Nevada are at oggerheads The Gov
ernor vetoed the Legislative Fund BILL The Senate unan
imously passed the bill over the yeto and there only
one Dissenting voice In the other House The Governor
aud the Attorney General are attempting to procure an
order from the Courts restraining the Controller from
paying the warrants. In the time the Legislature
threatens the Governor With impeachment for an abuse
Of the veto power. ef. r.I.l .lf rfI
am WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Elm the State Senate yes
terday tho petition Of the womens Suffrage Association
ref, rred 10 the Committee Constitutional Amend
ments. bill will be introduced in the House next week
TO submit the question 10 the people, and night sessions
commencing ON Wednesday night VIII be held to discuss
the subject. ..r.o 49,, t--t--o t.f
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L0UIsIANh-THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CON
TROVERSY,
FIREMAsg RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.-0ne company Of the
present Volunteer Fire Department Of this city removed
location yesterday. and usual in such cases,
building by set fire to celebrate the event
This brought other companies the ground, and riot
ensued resulting IN tho mortal wounding OF one man
with al iron bar Subsequently the house OF another
company was bombarded with stones and much injured
The frequency OF similar affairs has caused movement
TO be started In the City Councils for paid Fire Depart
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ATTEMPT TO SET FIRE TO THE CHILDRENS
HOME AT LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Penn, Feb. 6.-Several attempts
have been made within short time 10 fire the Chldrens
Home In this place. containing nearly 900 Juveniles Last
night another attempt was uade by placing an old cloth
In the bunghole OF barrel Of coal oil In the cellar aud
ignitng tho end outside The attempt was fortunately
discovered land the fire extngushed Suspicion fell
upon % girl IA years OF age, inmate, named Ellen
Doyle who rst denied all knowledge OF tho matter but
this morning confessed that she had not only made the
attempt OF last night but also similar one during tue
last 10 DAYS. She wascomnitted for trial.
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IIAYTI.

SUCCESS OF sALSAvE-sEyERAL TOWNS DE-
STROYED.
HAVANA, Feb. 6-The following important
news has Just received here from Hayt salnave
has attacked and destroyed the town of Torbeck He also
bombaded and destroyed Port saut and bombarded and
ptured Aquin The inhabitants OF Aux Cages and tho
other towns In that vicinity pancstricken All who
are able are emlgrating TO Jamaica
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MURDER BY A LUNATIC IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. IAN insane man named
Hoefer living IN the outskirts OF Hannibal. No. muir
dered his daughter, 10 years old. yesterday. he
strangled her with strap then cut her body In two and
otherwise mutiated the corpse. He arrested When
asked why no committed the deed, he replied that lie
offered her a sacrifice To Christ.
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A swINpLEI EXPOSED.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 6.--,Hhe public are eau
procuring money from .rnd ns, ops under tho false
pretence that he holds commission nom the Governor
public detective. Several checks on the sae Treas
uref from Hun were presented here to-day
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MURDER OF A BOY AT PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 7.-Michael Kaufman,
q German barber OF this city, shot little boy named
Edward Miller, Saturday evening. The boy was look
ing into shop window aud after being ordered away
by Kaufman, the lattor fired revolver through the win
dow killing the boy almost instantly. Kaufman mar
rowy escaped ynchng by the citizens but was hurried
off ~ ialI
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GREECE.

TIE OLD MINISTRY RECALLED.
ATHENS. Feb. 6.-The new Ministry is q failure.
Bulgaris, the former Prime Minister, has been re-
called. The King is firm for adherence to the pro-
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wOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MISSOURI.
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.

THE TENNESSEE SCHOOL FUND-AN APOLOGY
FROM THE STATE CONTROLLER.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 8.--The Union and Ameri-
published article intimating that Col John Brown
low had written letter in reply to the rumor OF the
school fund nfamy acknowledging the receipt OF 5000
and intimatng that Gov. BrownOw ia not above sus-
pcion Col Brownlow denounces the letter forgery
The State Controller sent to the House OF Representa-
tlves letter OF apology for his breach Of decorum IN
striking Representative Brown for words spoken IN de-
bate. The apology accepted. Tho affair mas been
exaggerated; only one blow was struck.
LoUIsIANA-THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con-
't .-. % d. tt.f d. "a. TRoVERSf, ss I'd -..
Gov WarmOths letter in reply to Gen.
buchanan reearses Of the Instances in which the
General failed the troops at his disposal for the
suppression OF Rebel awessness and fully substanates
by the testimony of Gen. J. r. West the statement made
by the Governor previous letter that at the time OF
the election troubles Gen Buchanan had declared that
Rousseau would be much justified in retiring with
his troops he would before an enemy OF superior foroe
This remark Gen. Buchanan denies having made.
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.a, THE Southern Press Convention will meet
in Mobile on Wednesday, Feb. II.
The furnishing goods store of j. E.
Crawford st. Louis No. entered by burglars last
week and property TO tho OF $4,000 stolen there
from.
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FRANCE.

THE MEXICAN DEBT.
PARIS, Feb. G.-The early payment of one install
ment of the Mexican debt Ia promised
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EN- SHERMAN AT NEw.oRLEANs. =

GEN. BHERMAN AT NEWORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Gen. Sherman arrived
this morning accompanied by his daughter, Col Dayton
aud wife. They will remain some time
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WASHINGTON.

TIE OMNIBUS BILL-THE ELECTORAL VOTE
PROCEEDINGS IN SENATE AND HoUsE-THE
ALASKA PURCHAsE--TTE NATURALIZATION
OF THE ARMY - fuE TENNESSEE SCHOOL
FUND Neutrality-suspicious. OF GEN
AYERS ~ THE ARKAa,E,SssAs TROUBLES.
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\ o--TGr0T VITRT T1OT-WEU
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-07-28
District Court Of United States Of America,
Fer the District of Sarth CsroIiaa.

Special Term at Salisbury, BEGINNING Monday,
end august, 1869.
United States VS.. SO Boxes Manufactured Tobac-
co, Property Unknown.-Libel of Information
To THE OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF SAID PROP
ERTY, AND ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
GREETING;
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above prop
IN erty was seized by Samuel H. Wiley, Col
lector OF internal Revenue Tor 9Th Collection Dis
trict OF North Carolina, forfeited to the use of
the United States for violation OF the internal
Revenue Laws, and the same is llbel,ed by D. H.
Starbuck, United States Attorney, and prosecu-
ted in said District for condemnation for the
causes in said Libel OF Information set forth ;
and that said causes will stand for trial at the
Court Room in the town Of Salisbury on Friday,
9TH day o August, A. d 1862 if that be iuris-
diction day, and if not at the next day of juris-
dicton thereafter, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why con-
domination should not be decreed, and 10 inter
vene for heir interests.
Given under my hand at office in Raleigh, on
the 18th day of July, 1869
SAMUEL T. CARROW,
29-w2t p -g.-.tT .. s. Marshal
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District Court Of United State, d ArDsi,
Fer the District of North CareID.

Fer the District of North Carolina
Special Term at Salisbury, beginning Ea,z,,
End august, 1862
United States VS.. ~ Boxes Manufactured ye,,
co, Property OF Unknown-Libel of inlCr~
ton.
To THE OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF SAID Pm.
ERTY, AND ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCgPy-
GREETING:
MO,ICE is hereby given, that the above ma,
In erty was seized by Samuel II. WILEY al
lector of Internal Revenue for 9th COiicc
District OF North Carolina, as forfeited to tle
of the United States for violation OF the TntrrN
Revenue Laws, and the same is libelled by D 4
Starbuck, United States Attorney, and prose-
ted in said District for condemnation for IN
causes in said Libel of Information set frt6
and that said causes will stand for trial atm
Court Room in the town of Salisbury on Fridsr
9th day OF August, A. D. 1869, if that be INF;
diction day, and If not at the next dav Of iuI;
diction thereafter, when and where all person
are warned to appear to show cause WHY con
demnation should not be decreed, and TO intg
yene for their interests.
Given under my hand, at office in Raleigh, O
the 18th day Of July 1859
SAMUEL 7. CAR20W,
29-W2t U. S. Marshal
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District Court Of United States Of Anerra
Fer the District of North CaroIina,
Special Term at Salisbury, beginning Monday
End AnGust. 1860

Special Term at Salisbury, beginning Monday
End august, 1859.
United States VS.. 10 Boxes Manufactured To-
bacco, Property OF Unknown.-Libel Of In
formation.
To THE OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF SAID PROF-
ERTY, AND ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERS-
GREETING:
NOTICE is hereby given. that the above prop
IN erty was seized by Samuel H. Wiley Cd
leetor OF internal Revenue for 9th Corctu
District of North Carolina, as forfeited to the as
OF the United States for violation of the IEteza.
Revenue Laws, and the same is libelled by DA
Starbuck, United States Attorney, and prOserF
ted in said District for condemnation Tor III
causes in said Libel of Information set lOhI
and that said causes will stand for trial at IL
Court Room in the town of Salisbury on Fritz
9th day OF August, A. D. 1869, if that be JUL
diction day, and il not at the next day of JUL
diction thereafter, when aud where ali pers2
are warned TO appear to show cause why al
domination should not be deereed, and to lG
vcne for their interests.
Given under my hand, at office in Raleigh d
the lath day OF July, 1859
SAMUEL s. CARR0W,
29-w2t Q. S. Marshal
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Collision OF Two Trains-Six Passen.
.,.r gers Burned to Death.

New York, July 15.-An evening paper
has special from Middletown, N Y, Civ
ing the details of a horrible railroad acct
dent which occurred on the Eric Railroad at
Mast Hope, Pike county. Pa, to the train
which left New York at $50 last night.
The express train at that point ran into
freight train standing on the track, and the
engine, tender, and baggage Car, the express
car, the smoking cal, and one passenger
coach, were thrown OF the track and smash
ed to pieces. The splmtered cars were fred
from the locomotive, and all the wounded
passengers burnt up. Seven cars were de-
stroyed and six passengers are known to
have been burnt to death. One of them is
supposed to be the Rev. Benjamin B. Hal
leck, the pastor of a church in New York.
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District Court Of United States Of America,
For the District of North Carolina.
Special Term at Salisbury, beginning Monday
End august 1869.

Special Term at Salisbury, beginning Monday,
End August, 1869.
United States VS.. 2 Barrels Whisky, 2 Barrels
Brandy, Wagons, Teams and Harness, &C.,
Property of A. Fl. Madison A. w. Blackburn,
and Nicholson Dalton.-Libel OF information
To A. Il. MADISON, A. W. BLACKBURN, AND
NICHOLSON DALTON, AND ALL WHOM II MAY
CoNCERN-GREETING: 7sa1H
NOTICE is hereby given, tina: the above prop
IN erty was seized by Samuel II. Whitley, Col
lector of Internal Revenue Tor 9th Collection
District of North Carolina, as forfeited to the use
OF the United States for violation OF the Internal
Revenue Laws, and the same is libelled bv D. Il.
Starbuck, United States Attorney, and prosecu-
ted in said District Tor condemnation for tine
causes in said Libel of Information .set forth;
and that said causes will stand for trial at the
Court Room in the town Of Salisbury on Friday,
9th day OF August, A. d. 1869, if that be juris
dlction day, and ifnot at the next day OF jurs-
detion thereafter, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why con-
denlnatiOn should not be decrced, and to inter
yene Tor their interests.
Given under my hand, at Office in Raleigh, on
tie 18th day OF July, 1869
SAMUEL T. CARROW,
SS-w2t U. s. Marshal.