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JIM BOltt KVi KLKXE
, j I m iTEVE 'DOlC!LA8i, lVf")u'J
The Bdlcal lrlf n Jho F1AU
. jildnIftlWa?!T0 tot OJi.V
It wilt ie rtcolk'deu U.al the rxlica
iartv undcwU IfsUersJ! of, Vovernoi
lioUt-n, Muia tb militia to arre
unA i.onlitb fcu kJu,nd that Ste
iihen A. l-u,'lt "9 nade i J o tM
fvertior, and cling k1jutant general i
ti. mu' rrel were1 roafie' nq
jionff the niniifccronc James Uovd,
Alamance countt'" ' t4' 7
It o hai1H;nel bar mcmort rvfci
m at iirrteat, Ihit the fame ' Jaa.' Ki
Jloj d, wa the only one who totiftwsGd
hi "tiilt Souare out,, 1 1 ' ' i
In tlielale convention aineiubled ' t
nninitiata a candidate to represent the
radirala in coj?rei,1tTo bappeped that
(Il-ii. Dounlas. the KmM?man ', commiM
huuu A in cnniur U.u kn kluz and this
iame Ja. K. Ilnjtl, th captured and
confoed ka klux, were the oppo4
rm candidate.. ,k$.5"i flilM
iiw ....iiniin.r am fron . Caaarel
iiuprojierly Tor Boyd and by glvie? the;
vol or Uaudolph for him by proxy f a)
tr.li ral o lic'.al. wlin the deleeatoa (roni
that cunt, were kwtrneted to vote foe
Dougtafc, tliU twurn eoofeaied ku klux,
Jaiuea E. Bjvd. m nominated ever
i Gun. Ltoughuta, the man who capturetl
Llm I - -.iiU-Iii M' i.ii' O 'M
Wheu we ataie the further feci thai
the whold "Official Kine." both tatJ
and feJeral. Jrom ' Qreeasboro to Ual
eliih were arrayed asainat JUouirla an
fur Bo vd. the only wonder h that 8. A
DouUs, r.avini? the honored, ,n(inie h
dues, could come so near receivins . tli
noinuaatioo a he did. Dot- there U-,a
greater wonder still, and that U. Why
was antes . Boyd, the coneast;4i ku
klux, nominated ever S..A, Douglas,!
the man who captured him, end a true
republican who has always been opposed
tohekuklux. . : i ,m .J
Uemember this was done by a Kimod
pure republican convention. " '
Oen. Scales would have had no diffi
cnlty in carrying thtt district ty a large
majority over Dough at shy other per
son the republicans oonld - have - placed
in the field, bat with confessed ka klux
James as his opponeut, there will be- tid
race at all, and whan the returns come:
In from Rockingham and Stokes, I ant
now willing to wager that ki klux James,
wil deny that he ever was a candidate
A iOLOItEDCAROLIXIAX.
EX-8ENATOB
...i. 'l:i",':wri .
BEVL8
IPPL
OF MISSISSi
This Distinguished Leader of the Kecrd
Race, Bora to North Carolina.,1 tTniisS
Himself . PoUUcaUy ..with the .White
People. ' - '-
, Lincoln Pro)jrtvJ ... , j
This colored man was. a few year
ago, a senator of the United States from
the state of Mississitt', tlocted by the
-republican pait f.lkh-ht Uf.long d J
lie u well koown . among the " oiuer,
cit cn of IJnco'.Dton as Uhndcs ' Hev-j
eU; he lived in this town until J he was
about eiliteQ years old, and then rej
jnoyeil to Ohio, we believe,where he
' ceived a liberal education arid fcccattie a
Methodist niiuister . After the wtr ha
was scut as a oresidinsr . elder to Mtss-
-Jtssippl and was elected py thelegisla
ture as United Dt&tes senator, lie was
always a worthy and truthful man anl
obtained the conCdence of' this com
munity when a youth. ,, , ... : .., j .;
We are graUlied to know that in the
last election la Mississippi he voted and
acted with the democratic party on the
irrouhd: that hW own party had becomej
so thoroughly corrupt in that state that
no honcat man could act with it, and
that the safety and peace of the statd
required that it should be put out of
power. The cou-eouence of his exert J
ini? his iuiluence in , this way was that
Uie democrats carried the state by
large majority notwithstanding there la
u nogro majority In the state. -.Tlie e
groes followed and voted with him. 1
The time is not far diotant when the
negroes here will hi: set free from radi
cal slavery and act like the negroes int
Alabama an Mi luasinpi and owe out
for honest gvc'ruiuoul ,intead ' of the
corrupt mutrule which now brings shama
and dirgracc to the cation.1 LetMhei
negroes Vpondcr thciie thlugs j n ,tbcit
"'M,(i) v, ,,,,, v,;. : -i , ; , ; T
' I l I I III II '
GRANTS IMPERIALISM, i-
Ye Royal Bloods of the American 'Arte
' Baltimore GaeeUe. .i,iit
After Orant beconiel emperor .of
course we will have , au . aristocracy,'
How will vouni: Fred do aa Prince Imi
perial. Babcock sa First Lortl of the
l'riry CouneiL 8check a the Duke o
Ililojack nnd miuister of foreign cITairs,
Uc kuan as Ftince' ae rori out ami
Lord llli:h keeper . of, the' soldiqrs
irrave. Boss Slit nherd as Count of CH
lumbia. Uelutio? wv Marquis tjii ma
Cloud. Harringtoii etlteeper of Uie Int
perial safes. , Orvil Grant as lVmce
Bashor. General Butler as Lord Ber
muda, llorace lVrter as Cliief Kunuch
of the roval svluhcrv, Tftll, as the ' 1ml
Chief juotice. Loguu as the Lord of
iUtherlbrdJLlJIayee asl
tlie I)rd knows what.
J - -
Tlv now Atlas ,)oteL Philadelphia.
Pa., u conducted on the European plau
aud will accommodate 4,000 guebU -nt
IWTOIIDATIOIT,
tl(J
.huh'.i
HEPUBLICJaN EEADEIl EAf
' 1 I WO PLAKS TO COEflCE 1
nsrju TIIE:Ol7TlI. iiai t
CHANDLKB TO BJS THB BEAU OEN.
. EBA& OF THE ABUT CKINO . ; j
markable Conference or
Bept-eaen
tafciys fitowen, and the Becre-
.n nf kha Inferior.
'1.
j. special OlspwiCB 10 le nuriu. j
. - . t ' m
WasnfNOTOW, August '20. Chaedt
ler, Taft and Morrill are' running the
government alone now, the president
and the balsnc of the cabinet having
rfenarted.-t Chandler is the busiest ut
the ihree ien. iie aireauy Degioaiug
to receive appllcationa frrttt ; southern
republicans who want troops, and , the
pressuiw pronitses 10 oe very greav.
Yesterday Congressman Stowell, of the
IVtfirahurff (Vi.l districU tue ouiT re
iHiblicncon?reman from the atate of
Viriuia, had quite a leejf consultation
with Chandler; in which 8loweU .de
elarod that a republican successor to
himself could be elected from the ft
tcrabvrg district if a comtny of troops
were aiaUouod there.! Chandler liat
ened attentively to btowell' preeeotaj
lion of the necessities of the case, -and
the troone will probably be furnished
The slgniflcant part oflhe Interview is
the positive proof it furnishes that Chaa J
dlcr and not gbernian, la to be the real
general of the troops at the south,'; and
will have full power to place that! poH
tion of the army where : it will x do the;
most sood tot the : republioan party,
AttorneyGenersl iTaft'a; opinion and
the accompaoyiug order iustruvtiog the
ITnlLed States marshals that they bav4
authority to call on the troops for as
sisUnce, are looked for soon, s -ifnw
Vi7nkmD the kcenes. .,
iUi1t-frn I- i . liii .t ' 1-' 'irwf
Znrh Chandler's Jfastcrly; Ulan
.fner of Conducting llie
Campaign. ;
i
The Observations of a Shrewd Obeer
!i ver at the National Capital.' ' "
From an occasional CorreapomWnt.
WA8HWOTOH, August 18. Some in-
eidenU of the oampaign may prove of
interest to your readera. Accordingly
aund too the fruits of my observations
at the capital during the past wet i
CPKI3ISO FOB BATES AKD WUKKUtB.
At the republican headtiuarters all is
ouulldenoe, and the reports from diilor
ent parts of the Union apeak the hearty
determination of the people everywhere
to elect Uayea and Wheeler m Govern
bet. A correspondent writes xrom iiei
ferson City, Ma, that the penitentiary
is solid for the Ciuciuiiftu ticket. Mr.
Fursciitaucler. one of the most proud
nent democrats of Illinois, baa written a
letter statiuir that though he lias voted
the democratic ticket early aud often for
fortv vears. he now seen the danger ol
intrnstinr Uie reins of government to
unrepentant rebels and lh9
stnmD for Haves and tYheeler if the
president-wilt pardon him out (He is
under sentence of three years , impruvi
onment ' for embezzling ' government
funds. ,J . ' .:"!
From Minouk-Frecinot, .Wge urusn,
eT:T'icbrrOTpondenr"writoB.:,rrhd
ticket is received with great enthusiasm,
and Hayes and Wheeler will aweep the
precinct next November ' like a prairie
fire. Last rear the democrats carried it
by fl to 5. buJJhjs year we shall have the
ass In tan oe 01 a tried anu couvicteu re
nubhean whose terra for horso-stealing
expires in October and expect to poll a!
much lanrer vote." " . -
The Hon; J. Brown smith, 01 l'oduun
Centre. Me., a leadinir democrat, has
come oat foe Hayes and Wheeler. ' - ;
i When Mr. Chandler read this to me
he said: tfWhat do' joU think of that 7
Smith, of Podnnk, ' has eome out ' for
Grant for Hayes, I menu. Big thing
"That's so," said I; "but who . the
biases is Smithf" - -
"Damflno, eaid Chandler; hut ill's
a big thing; Besides, the Germans ' are
all coming out for Hayes. Ileeing
wrote me from Chicago last week that he
would like to eome out." - '
Yes," I said, "he would like to enme
outof jail." ' ! ' "
"Hem! said Chandler, with some em-
barrasament, and changed the subject. :
They took m vote In the Bleat Maria
last week while it was going up to' the
elty priaon. It stood 0 for Hayes and 1
fortilden. - -i-- ,
'-THB WDXTBRPESt FEESS.
His singular what broadened views
and keener perceptions of 1 mett and
things a mau will aeinirn lya bnef
residence among too great luruof the
country ; how roach joslor become his
appreciations nnd liuigme te. ror in
stance, about two mouths ago the cor
respondent of a paper up in Connectiout
eame here ami rute back to Lis journal
that a saturnalia of corruption ' reigned
enmeme at Washington, bile like gib
bering ghowla the foul hyenaa of nepo
tism and fraud stalked Supreme through
avenues of crime. , Laat week AC a.
ChauJlcr smote binx with, a $900 clerk
ship, apd immediately .be gushed forth
a letter saying that theadminiatration of
General Grant was the purest and most
efficient known since the days ox vasn
ington ; that hover had the-laws been au
jnat or ro vigorously enforced, and that
the very fact that the administration of
Mr. Hayes would be a continuation of
of that of Mr. Grant, was the strongest
arirument for the cleofion of Hayes.
riince Don Cameron published bis
famous order there Las Ueeii a constant
scene of excitement at the war depart
niiL' Sheruin does not, I bcheve.
like doimr the dirty work, but he can't
l,i liimHPlf.' because if he cuta np'
' ttrat thino ! hnnwa Fr.i
EiLEia-H., THUESpAYi
Grant or Baboock will be put into bis
place.' It reminds me the war depart
ment does on a vruj uay, oi a re tan-
rant about 1 o dock, with i clerks ana
messongera running ta and out and yell'
ing . "Troops for one for Okeecbeebee,
Ala," "United Mutes maranai ana sooia
infrantrr for Hamburg'i- "Harry i TO
them toast niggers for Selm tw com
panies to follow J end so on., ,
' Mr. Lbandier mis morning teoeircu
while I was with him a telegram from
Ldiana,'ae follows j T.iTT.r-; r 'f
Send , some more eampaigs notes, or
we're gone npVtini t r(,-. v: -f,:lt,
Camimign notes T said 1 ; U, lust s
the New York Times." .
'Oh. no T : responded the secretary,
'oiir people out there can't read. Cam-
... ! 1 .....
paign notes are oi au uenonnonn"u
from 11 no " ' ' .
"Peace,- good pmt-pot ; peaoe, guou
. .. . . . .... t
t icklft brain, ' said I, and loon my leave.
LOO K OX TiuVPlCTE BE. !
'' Tn answer tO a call from the United
States senate, the treasury department
aent to that body a list of the publie da
faulters, and the amount atolon. It apt
neara that about One Hundred Millions
of Dollare of the people's money has
been stolen by tue republican party
nfftaeholdera 1 1 The republican ma
jority in the senate refused to publish
he list. '" "-"' ;s" U
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ttVCllX PKICKS. Good uniu fiovemoei
NUirara Falls! via Bit dlffereot routes. -
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Long hranrb, Via two different routes. 1 1
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tharon BptlDfrs, via twe different routs.
Watkliu Ulrna. rla tw6 different routes.
JJewDOtt. UoUTrff., Mlnaequa Bortags,
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july s-ltteowtulaag is - -: ' 1
JICHMONO PKTERBBTJRQ B. Rif
CommeaHng Oct, Stta, 1870, Tr'.?.ii
thla road wUl rua as follows , ,,lT .j, jVj
;,,t LBAVB RlCHHOKP, SODTB.
8; 10 A. Jtl Throueli Ma 0 : 7:45 A. ti
Frelirht Train: 1:45 P.M.. Tarouirh MaU
P. M-FralirM Train, i i
Uiavs rsvsBBBcaa, iiobtb.
T V k M Vrlirht Tnln ; 19 If.. Thronrh
MaU; P.i M: Freight Traia 7;8i P. M.j
Through Mall.
Coaches attached to all freight tralna
for
accommodation of naaMnxera. : )
This Company offers spaclal Inducenwntt
to tns snipping puoue on uoe oi mo rukciu
a (lutna. Haiubra A Awrusia ana waiiera
N. C. Kidlroaaa, In the way of low freight
aad passenger rates. - .'.'
dAw-tf "''' Superintendent
RICHMOND ' AN D 7 1 PETER8BURQ
aaiLBoiD ooaraar, oouMawciae
apbil lav. 187S. Trains ea tblt road win
run m follows :..t,:.. .,, ,:b.wi lif
. LEA VB PBTKBSBUBO HOKTH. i .
70 A. M.t-Frelirbt ' trala datly except
, Buudar. wlla coaco auacaea.
13:00
TU Throntfh Ball dallv connectlns
: n wKIs K.. F. A P. Railroad for
il nolnu East and Weat.
755 P. M. Through Mall dally except
, i Bunder. eoanectinawitQ aw,f.
A P. Killroad, for all points
m gut aad Welt. PuRman't
, v Sleeper attaehsd, ruanlng
' through to Baltimore, maklna
. ii (law oanuecuoii miu u n
, , , O. K. R., fur Virginia Bprlnrs
" ' ' " ' ' ' aad all polnu Wet and North.
Tbe kl A M. trala from Richmond, and
tha 7:35 P. M. train from PeUraburg win
inn .i .11 iv pillar lutlona.
tasengera i"r t.;ioTer inn ctdbwi
i n . ... OI . .
rhetr MONDAY. wtUHttBUAi ana
FRIDAY. "-' ": w-'-t-
train leaTlun reteremirK wiuatan
Irom tha Appiirnaitox yepoi. ,
o - ii- t, taa, i
ap 9-41 ! t ; - Buperiatcndeat.,
TiIEDMONT AIIl-ONE 1 RAIL-
-A- .., i, j. i.j r,
Richmond & Dakville, iuchmod
' & Damvillb It W., N.C. Divreiow ,
and North VYebteb N-C. H. W.
; CONDENSED TIME TABLE,:: i
EJd on ad mfUr , fisaday, iJ)te.
GOING K0RTII.r
STATIONS.
Mali.
Leave Charlotte .....
" Air-Line Junc'n
M Salisbury......
" Greensboro....
545 a at.
8.25 "
S80 . ,
10.58
1.84 T. 'at.
1.48 "
6.51 "
' Danville
)
r.:,t'Ju
" , Dundee.
BurkevlHe. . . .
Arrive at Richmond ,
:t.85-r-'
GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS.
Mail.
Ta?Tacnmond.
ana
.": Dundee..;.i.i.f 1.80 r. -td.
Xianvuid...,.,.
Oreensboro.,,,
Salishury . ..
1 A1
a as 5 '". irvTt
Air-Line Junc'n
1 Arrive at Charlotte.
n 'Ml
UOING EAST.,
going; w.
TATlONSjMaJUH
.Maixj
:l.0Ja.M.
A.1'lltaTl.
jean uiwiiBwiv.i.n
, u Co. Bbops.,...
Balclgh
'rive at Ooldsboro..
349 V'm
-0.40PM
Lt.. .
A.11.05 '
aan
STATIONS
t'n Trala.
Leave Greensboro , ..
" Co. Shops
Arrive at Raleigh..,.
Arrive at Ooldsboro.,
7 00 FM
A. 8.00 a m,
Lv u
A. T.80 p af
t nt k w
5.00 a m
1L15 ,
auv SV.UV r m
NORTH .WESTERN N..U. R. R
Salem Bsvabch.1
. Iavs Greensboro 4.45 P. M.
Arrive at Salem ...0.45 M
Leave Salem ; 8.15 A. M.
i Arrive at Oreensboro .v.. 10.88 '"'
' Passenger Trains leaving Raleigh at 10.05,
A. M. eonneetat Uneuaboro with the Sonth-.
era bound train, making the, quickest tlmd
to all Southern cities. Accommodation Train
leaving Raleigh at 7-10 P. M., coanects with
Morthern bound Train at ft'eenahnm for
Richmond for all polnu East, Price of Tick
eta saute as vta other routes. i . II
Accommodation Train leaving Greeasborci
at 7.UU r. M eonnecU at Ooldsboro wild
Northern and Southern, bound tralna eu tb
uM
Rlchi
wummgtou ana weldon Kallroad.
i Lynchburg Accoian odaUon kws
mond daily at tt.00 A M., arrives at
la an r. m i,h Rnrkfii m p m .r.
rivea at Richmond 1M P. M. !f.. -Mi
NO CHAHQB OF CAES BKTWluEN CliABj
1 jnnw n MArMiTRnn.
. ilaiwiral Pumdm, A roafci '
Richmond, Va..
t. m: k. talcott,
Gen'l 8uperintendeat. . : . t !
OARU'.NO . HOUSE.
Mrs. Bock with hat opened a first elaso
Boardino' House at the Corner of Martin and
WDmlngton Streets, m the resMcnee fornierly'
occupied by the late Dr. W. IL MeKee. ghj
ta prepared to accommodate permaatnt sve
well aa transient board era. Tha table U
alwavt supplied with the very best the market
affords, aud the rooms kept neat and con-
rov 15-U 1 r
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RAILROADS, &v
ir i urvica er crBuiTiiBiT, -
FrrsaaBoas K4U,rod uompmit.
Fetenburg, Va , Korembcr 84, 1 TSL
OHANGl OF SCHEDULE TO
take effect SUNDAY, Nevember S5U
t UWNU BUI 111. .
Leare Petersburg at 0:89 A. X. saa zf r.
M.i ... . ;
Arrive at wiu at v:.vj a. m. naa r. m.
Ia ViVlilon at 7:&S A. M. and 4 F.
N
Arrive at Petembunr at 11 AM. aad
frahu oonnert at PeUraburg and Wtldon
tralna for all aouthern and aonhem I
nointe Tiykot anid ta all aoattisrn. soma-
western, aerthera and . eastera points, aad
baggage checked through.
u fl. T. DOUGLAS, !
ll V:l " ' ".i
lebis-dew-u.
Buperlntendent. i
TICKET FARES AWD TIME SCBED-
L ULK TO THK WErtT.i4 THE CUES-1
APEAK.B A OHIO R. K;L 1 - ! I
'Ftntlass Jars from f Sleigh to CtncUiSaU I
First elasslarstross Baietga toinaiaaam
olU 25.75. : ' 1 . ! n . :M
First class (are from uaieiga to mcagq
Bint rlut from Kalelra 10 Bt, Uauta3:&
Tint rlui fmm Balftlirh to LoUUJVUlS 27.25,
Paaaenirers for CtncinnaU and the West.
leaving Raleigh by the K. A G. R. . 10.00
a. m. train, reach Richmond at 8.45 p. jn.(
ksave Richnoad at law p. m., by toe un,
innmti A. Ohio Railroad, and reach Cincin
ati at 6.00 on the morning of the seeond
esy..-"j .'..i.l nnwiDn 1
" ! '"' V1- Oen. Pas. A Ticket Agent.,
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EDITION OF THE ONLY
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LAST AVILU AMIITJasiAaixJil .i
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Embracing a Schedule of bis Beal Estate,
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DAILY TWO DOI.f.ARa. WBKKLT FlITT CKfTf.
i f.i ;.i t-iu; ion ,'" ' 'i
'.1
THE SENTINEL
OB I HE,,,, :
CAMPAIGN,
Will Include the numths of Auut-sr, 8nrr
BER. OCTOBEB and NOVEBBEB. duriug Which
time the 8tatb and Nationax Elections will
tie held and the rcsulUr proclaimed, the
Nortu Carolina Lboihlatibe assetnbleu
ands Ujiiteu States Isesatob chosen (rom
this state. '
THE i.WEEKLY
Alar-e double-eheeL. contalDin rim -six
coLesuf of reading matter. Is mailed to sub-
scrlbers tiU the iirat day of Dpcemlier, 1875,
lr.:..l..v- 'it LJ: it-'. " ' -i nt
' nrrx cents,
And for the campaign, to the first of De
cember, the " 7,. .
DAiLY-SENTINEt
la furfiisbed at the Jow price of ..t ri.
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- LEGAL NOTICE. tu
ARX COUXTT-1N THI BUFERlOB
; COVET,.1 nf
' BtmiioMs fob Raxiar.
Thomas. Ft Devereux, Tmatee gaiM Joo.
Urvarees.Ex'r.. a.'P.JoBea. F. J. G.
VilOUr, Mors Cannon id Rachel io ca.y
THK STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, r;
Yon are berebT commanded, to summon
tv Drrereirx.-tx'T, JL P
MOler. Mora Cannon and Rachel 'Jones, the
defendant above named, If they be fonnd
within your eonatr, to sa aad appear before
tbs Judge of onr Superior Court, at a Court
to be held tor the county of Wake at the
Court llouie in Kaietgb oa us sta atosuay
after the Hod Monday of Fehraary 1870, and
answer the complaint which wtli bedepoaited
la the otnos ox tn Clerk or ua eupertor
Court of said eoonty, wtthla tea day
the date Of tblt (uaunooi. and let'the
defendanU take notice that If they fa
Xrom
aid .
fail to
answer the aald complaint wit bin that time,
the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded la the eomplalnt. 1 ' -
Hereof fall not, aad. of this summons make
due return. , ? . i , ( - .-
Given under my tuna ana seat or aaia
Court, this 8th day of Mareh,: u,
Clerk SeperlorCourt, Waks County.
BtnesB E. IL Bcaser, Firs Attj's.
NORTH CAROLINA, wAKE COUNTY.
8CPBBI0B XOCWt. 7C1 TSBB, 1878.
T, r. Devereux, trustee, 1 ,
1-5'.
':- es. , . ,,, j,,!
John Devereux, Exlr. (
a, .1.. " f..-..-.-.i
This causa belmr hi4rd 6a the stlldsTlt of
the plaintiff aad it appearing to the f atisfac-
tioa or ins tOurc luai nacuei ones is a pro
Kr party hereto, that a cause of action exists
twecn the parties, and that aald Rachel
Jones tea aoa-reatueat of North Carolina
and oannot alter due search be found mine
State. It la therefore ordered by the Court
that aammons be served by publication in the
Weekly Sentinel, a newspaper publiahed in
the City of Raleigh, one a week for six weeks
I ana that a copy or. aam puonanea nonce oe
sent by mall te said Rachel Jones.' " '
July wow -,r , b. w, n ai is, . e. m.
WAKE COUNTY. IN Tilt SUPERIOR
, , COLRT.
SvHMoaa roa BcLicr.
Jones WsUon 'andT. P. Det reux, Ex'lr
; of P, A. Stenbcrg, dee'd. f o jj "j
Joanna F. Stenberg, Beda V. Btenberg, Chaa.
W. Btenberg, Baran Jane Loader. James
B. Loader, nary John Loader, ana Annie
Jones 1 oeder. ' ' ' 1 ' 1
THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ire th SKtrig t Wok Cimntir-Qriini
You are hereby commanded, to. summon
Joanna F Stenber, Beda W. Stenberg, Chas.
w. Btenberg, Barsa Jane AAiauer, jaiues 11.
Loader, Mary Jobu Loader and Annie Jones
Loader, tha defendants above named, If they
be found within your county, to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court
for the county of Wake, within 20 daya
after the service of this summons oa this,
exclusive of the day ef such service, and
nswer tha eomplaiut, a eopy of which ill
ba deposited in the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Cours for said county, within ten
days from be date of thla summons, and
let them take notice that if they fall to an
swer tbe ssld complaint within that time,
- - - , . 7, , ", '
the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
Hereof Tall not, ana oi tnis summons make
due return. .' i r. ,
Given under bit 1 band arid seal of said
Court, this 17 day of June 1K76.
j. i. eia ii?iu,
Clerk Superior Court Wake County.
NORTH . CAROLINA, WAKE , COUNTY.
I fBOBATB COOBT.
I Jones Wstaoa and Ti P. Devereux,
Ex'ra. of
Peter A. Stenberg, dee'd.
James T. 8tenberg, B. W. 8tenberg, Chas.
vr. Btenberg, ears a Jane Loader, James K.
Loader, , Mary John Loader,' Annie Jones'
' Loader and 8usan C Loader. ' , ' " : :
It aDDearine to the satisfaction of the
Court br the efftd rrlt of Thomas P. Dererettx--
one of the plaintiffs herein that a good cause
or action exists in mc above case mat alter
due diUIgence the defendants Joanna F.
Stenberg i Sarah Jane Loader, Beda I W.
Btenberg and Chariot W. Stenberg cannot
be found In the State of North CaaWIna, and
liatey ire proper partieeto thla action.
It la therefore ordered or tne court mat
summons by publication tie made in the
Weekly Senttnel ones a week, for six . weeks,
and further that a copy of said published
summons te enclosed and directed to such
of the within named non-residents whose
address Is known to tbe plaintiffs herein.
j. . Btiiriimi, "
- . , . Clerk..,,
RcSBSB A Busbss, plafutlfft Attorneys,
Jun aJ-Uv -6w - ' ' ' ; ' -f- , . .' ;
i- ' lOliiTI. ( , .Jl
la TUB 8liPT.RTOB COVKT.
H. W. Montague' as surv1vIn?""Executor tf
. Beth Jones, deceased, plaintiff mv - '
Charity H. Whltfleld, W illlata'A. Whltdcld,
! . John Alston Jones, Nathaniel Maeon Jones,
sirauiB.
OVVB JJ1SUCUMU IU1I( .
others the legatees of
U ... U T I 1. . T . . n .
Aureus Jones and
tha aald decedent,
defendants. ' . .... ,
To Charity H. Whitfield, William A. Whit
field, John Alston Jonee, Nathaniel Macon
Jones, Seth Blanchard Jones and Aurelia
Jones, who are defendants In the above en
titled action, not res ding within the limits
of this , tate. . . , ., , . ,i ,. , , .
Too, and e-ei of you, are hereby required
to appear at the uUlce- of the Clerk of tau
Superior Court for. the- eounly ef Wake, in
the Court Bouse at Raleigh, la said county,
oa the 25th day of September next, - aud
answer or demur the complaint Sled In fsld
office, or the plaintiff will apply ta the court
tortus rci'ei aetnsnnea mmesaia compiaiut.
, . JOHMN. BUNTINO, :
' . Clerk tupeilor Court,
Moors A G ATLiNOAU'y for plaintiff. 1
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