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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Authorized 81 OOOO
Paid up $4,000
Read ThisD
IMPORTANT TO MEEcHLN 81, OPERTY HOLDERS
AND PARTIES INsURING.
The GENERAL AsEsT Of the Insurance. Company Of the
ofvrgins, invites attention citizens Of tennessee
fact that he snow
ESTABLISHING AGENCIES
to represent this first lass and in every Eay.j
RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Where Stock is not "pargy he'd By Southern nen"b
wholly
It is wholly identified with the Sout and lisa De facO
SOUTHERN INSTITUTION,
Having complied with the Law requiring
Deposit OF $4,000
the Ia nds Of the Comptroller security TO Tennessee Policy
holdss which Deposit viii not he mped BY any contingency
in view Of the p esent
Unsettled state of the Country.
Strong inducements are offered to INSURE IN THIS COM
PAEY At Low RATES and with as PROMPT SETTLEMENT
LOSSES offered by any Northern Companies.
ST. SUTHERLAND,
General Agent.
Policies Issued renewed and losses settled ns igeae
Il. K, P. p PECK,
Agents.
coIOnnade Buildings, Nashville, Tenn.
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Patrioticaily appealed to,
BY Dix the members Of the National guard cOzsent
to remain in service till Wednesday.
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UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
ElaGss

Save all your rags-cotton, fax, hemp, &c. and
send them to market where you can realize three
cents pound
The South wears .oat more suchgoods than two
such Norths and yet North double the guam
ty of rags for making paper Let this he changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
by money.
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WANTED IrgmEpIATELr
CORPORATION TAXES

Good Cook Washer and Torn, without ncnmhranc
n unless known to be No One. Apply at this o1ee.
ir,na
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DPHUDsoy,yCdM.


Z LMIRA ABBOTT Henry Abbott and VIM Albott-At-
n achmeut Injunction and Divorce Bill 1t appearing 10
the Clerk aud Master, from Companants bill VII Oh is
to- that the defendant, Henry ABBOTT nonresident Of the
State Tennessee that the ordinary process Of the law
be upoo him 1t ordered by tie Clerk and Mas
ter that puhCa he made the Nashville Union AID Amr
lean weeks requiring said Henry Abbott
10 appear Of the Chancery Court to be held
for Benton The court house. in the town Of
Camden All Monday in September and cad,
wer or c0mPanlnts BILL the will be taken
for confessed him, SET for hearing parte.
julyI4 -w4pE' sfeeS3 DIP HUDSON, & NJ.
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~ C0WFLL and others John Down and ot'Ers-At-
81 tlchzeut junCtioG BIll-lt appearing to the
Clerk Master from 0Epainantg BILL whi-h sworn to,
that John Down the resident Ct the
Of that the ordinary Of the law can
upon h. 1t is oruerd ~ the Clerk AMI Master
publ in the Nashville Union and American,
successive rtqung the sii JOhn Down toap
pear the ChAuCey Court to be ID fer the
c unity c the courthouse in Camien, the 9TH
Monday in Septemb,- next and plead, demur
complaiuans will Le for confessed and
for hearing parte to hun.
julyI4 B4tgrlf eS3 HCDSON, O q NJ r
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Merchants.

Nashville and Decainr RaiIrend'
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
1HROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN ~ HOURS.
On and after sunday Jelly sst 1851 Mail Train viii leave
~ Mash lille Daily at Z 81.
Returning, arrive at Nashville at lis A n
WAY Passenger Trains viii Nashville daily s1ps sun
days at A a..
Returning. arrive At Nashville $40 P. NJ
VP Ths 8 A N Train connects Win Trains TO Hauts-
VILE and Chattanooga.
~ ne p N Train oonaeeS vtth Trains % Coriath-
Grand junction, Memphis, and NrT Orleans
t,.,a J, W. ON PgRKTGs,
General supsrintsndsnL
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DfssoIutfOn.

TUE stock Of Goods q ne late hrn o. a q ADAMS
co has been sold b. TIE ofhr paEnsrS = Ad.1s.
sno also excl asTey authorised % eoe ~ es1 g on
ellison Co., and q Adams Co, and sisd ap and Ssl
the business
All tAos Indebted 80 the akove arz1 requested % pay m
aaADAN3,
NV ASSAY,
THOs 6ILS0H.
HOBF g THROST,
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Nofice te sfockheIders.

annual election By stockholders o. the Teunsss
and Alabama Rsilrsad Company, q a3teen Drsct0Fs Z
snare ne Affairs Of the Company fer the ensunE tEslv
1ts VIII Be held al the Office Of Company a. Franklin
Tenn, On ne hIst Fuesday In AsgaSt next.
R. n. BRADLEY,
iulyIs-dtd sss'ry. 7. 4 A. b. \. 90.
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NOTICE TO
N. Il c. EHniIrOad StOeEz-hosders,

thskh vii Be nesting % TIE Stockholders Of ths MSS
~ CAttEnooga Railroad coznDsny led AZ hs o.
nee OF the company IN Nashville on tie IAN day Of AuFust
ne Tor The purpose Of elesrg en Directors . manage TIE
anairs o. said company for the ensunR tlgs MONTH";
sGookhosFs VIII frus over tbs 800 - ssSie a, N.
day Of the meeting, and back home on ne
Dy moving tne esraacAts Of stock to tsrductar.
iaySb-td WA-0JHAVEg. s,cty
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO OGA Il. II
- - g g g
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 1sL, 1861,

WEDNESDAY,. MAY Ist, 1861,
Passenger Trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rsiroa
will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A N and 3I5PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga 600 NJ and leo AN.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at els A N and 7:2O P NJ.
Arrive ST Nashville at 3;l5 N and 73O A NJ.
FENUE Trains leaving Nashville at $40 Mconnecs at War
trace with Shelbyville Branch Tulahoma with McMinn
vile and Manchester Railroad and at Dcd with Winchester
and Alabama Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville at BIS NJ, connects at War
with shelbyvle Branch Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn. and
Goo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets to the following points, and prices
ed be had at all hours, application the Ticket Agent
at 0Ace at Deiot:
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From Missouri.

WHEELING, July 29.-The bogus Legislature. has
adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-30

The great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FETAL
Pr0'oe'e" 4e Letters
RT HOayI .A SSSSo Patent
p IN a prescription or Sir i OZGTSs, Z. D., Pay
s;ciGH Extraordinary TO tie QRss5.
This invaluable medicine is unf1g in the Of all hoS
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitute
subject. noaates al and all obszuceJ
and speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
1t Is peculiarly suited. It viii, in a shor tine,
monthly period with regularity.
Bach bottle, price One pol!Ar besrS the Government
Great Britain, to prevent eounterfeits
CAUTION.
TAssS Pulls sEOId not De taken 5y IesGdISs d ring
FXRST IRREB MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they GTssBTS
bring on Aiscarridge, but at any other tins they Sdfs
In all Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palpaton OF the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these PILLS will effect when
other hsVe failed and although powerful remedy,
do contain iron, esoe arhEory,cT anything hur1 &c
the constitution
Full directions in tbs pamphlet nd each psekage, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Cs1sds,
JOB MOSES, tLste j. Q Bai5u!n& ooiD
Rochester, n. Z.
NB-SIOO and six postage stamps enclosed any author
lied AGENT will insure bottle containing 50 pills. ~ rctUrs
nall
Sold in Nash7ills By Berry DsnoVilis and G. Header
shett, il C. Blown Asd II respectable drazzLsER
seA- ,tH&g-lE
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FoR RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office dec29tf
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Dark, Glossy, ana
LUIuPiaut HART
HOWL
By xsng He.mstrses hlins!tG6b Restorative. DOn1 use
anything elss your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
We. HAGAN & co., PTO2rie.OrI, rF9y,H.Y.
See an advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK IN YAIN."
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From WheeIIn,

lEDLANAPoLIs, July 29.-The 2Sth and 10th Reg
ments have returned
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Notice to Merchants and others.

TTATIN6 besn appointed Collector Of he Por.os V.bi
Tennessee, under the Southern confedsrstsd ststss I
shaI proceed collect the Duties Datisbe os w.
Merchandise imported into this stae from anT Fori $780,
not inoudtd in Southern CODfederat ststss s -
Railroads Steamboats,, Wagons, any other mode q con
VeJancs. JGaSa THOMAS
iuya5 In ran Collector of the Port Of Ns.bgSs
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HRsadsr iavs 700 sssa Prof woods uavsssssnea IN car
paper. Read ~ Il viii interest yoa.
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SYRUP,
FOn OHIL6HEN TEETHIN0.

which greatly facilitates process teetng BY sofenIng
reducing Ell nfsnmationW allsy all pain and spas
modic action, Sad Ii
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
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0 rRArErRRs RYs ga ANp LAND.

MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced and female physician, hsa soohn
Syrup children sethng which greatly facilitates the process
teethng by sOenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will Asy all pain and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly Sa in all See adysT
tissment in another column. oct25-ly
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HAVANA SEQ Ans!

IA a a II "A , Il u AAS ,.
JOHN WIEORLEY. go South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenu.s---2O 900 Imported IX8-
Vanas--JDS7 RECEIVED FROM IA HANA.
Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLEY,
SO south Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
WberIeY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERA TON
Shoes! SEOcs!I
FAaR4R, DIsNUkEs S Co. are opening most beau
tifuI lot of Shoes of al kinds especially for Ladies
and Children. Call on them, ladies', they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash
marehII-tf.
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Nashville building Association.
ANNUAL HEETING.

Wa Anagal nesting q he Naahvie Bading Association
wiz be held II the Aasouie Tempe, Monday July 29t
a. eight o'clock p NJ At which tine Directors o. The Assca
ton Will e elected fog ne snsuiBg year.
BY LAHS-ARr- II, Fec 9-On All questions each meuhsr
shall have one vote aid 10 votes Trn b
proxy No share shalhe voted sransr u Strek IN
less s1eh transfer has been mads thirty aas previors
nor saA any neHbsr dare cote any time Or aHY
question. acbO T. REQ months o. % fds Association
Oh any accOHNt lrhdtsEer.
iuysi-l CHARLES A. FULLER, Secretary.
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Depend urOn IT. mothers viii give rest yourselves,
RELIEF and Health to vour Infants,

Depend 1t, mothers, IT Uii give rest to yourselves,
RELIEF and Health to your Infants.
We have put up sold article for over ten years. and
GAN Say, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH. OF It, what
have been able Of any other edeine-NEVER
HAS IT FAILED, IN SINGLE INSTANCE To EFFBOT
dissatisfaction BY any who it, contrary,
delighted With its operations, and speak in terms Of eommend
o1 OF its magical effects AID medical virtues We
this matter WHAF WE DO KNOW after ten years expert
ence and pledge reputation for TIE IeLent of s9hdt
hero declare In almost every instance where the infant
suffering fre- pain and ezhausOH relief will BE found il A.
teen or twenty minutes after the syrups siniHtered.
most experienced and sklfUE Nurses in New England,
has been used with he0sT TGtys11 sUccsssin
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieve the child from pain bat lnvigora.s
stomach and bowels coroc acy, and tone and energy
to the whole system 1t will alOost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and eonvulsons which, not speedily remedied end
In death We believe 1t the best and remedy IN El6
tSoTd in all cases Of DgseteTy and DiarTbd i Chye,
whether it arises from tsehing, any other
would say e every mother who has child suffering from
OF the foregoing csmpaintsO not Lst your PreiIcss,
nor the Tdtoes Of eeTs stand between and sui
ferng child, and the relief that will be sHTe-yes absolutely
eTsto follow the use OF this medicine If timely used. Fun
directions for using will accompany each bottle None genuins
unless the C. smle Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is
the outsii4 wrapper
Sold By Druggists throughout the world.
Principal OFFICE IS Cedar Street, NJ,
PRICE ONLY Is GENTS PER BOTTLE.
oct30-dtw&ElY irs
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essrs. Clark Gregory CoGents: pu chased two bottles
Of your Ambroal OIL which has given tire satisfaction
Collie, ToothSche and Headache.
CyrustOn Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Msssrs Clark Gragoy Co Nashville, Tenn -dentlenen It
gives pleasure tell you that your Ambrosa Oil has given
great relief and may say, than the Of any
other medicine
have used bottle AID half Of your Anbrosial OIL
and from the it has Civ ny Rheumatic suffering
be without the ether bottle and one hall FOR price,
provided could not get Respectfully.
". G. PCRsLEY
Ringgold, Ga Sept Sd, 1859. apll-d&E2w
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
EFAs universally suppaned all other Oatmer,s healing
applications in both the Eastern and estern spheres
wherever introduced and its Intrinsic merit is the true secret
Of its in all OGs0s dScts whether the cause DC
G0oiieHtoT dissIsS.
BCRNg & sJlLDs
arsinstantly relieved Of their anguish, pain snd nfan
nation by timely aPplica ten Of this marvellous healer
and the fesh srensW as II : By charm, beniSh OF
scsrrsmsLing. 2
TIE FRIEND OF 4 THE NURSERY
Children are frequent erers from external injur.s
especially from FLaid and CIHphee 5lOsiORS-thery
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly It heals Brsasts an6d uieky
moves the TETTER or RING W0f!& pF01aIeat Ia taS
HurSSrY
ToTRAVELFRs BY 3 SEA AND LAND.
Tbs Mschinist, the Ira vsier and every other indI
vidGsl whose lot in life z throws him within the
chance Of accident from epJO siOa fire, lsis should
bear this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend It both portable and cheap and should ever
his companion, friend need There Thousands
Of living witnesses testify to its marvellous virtue, who
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few Of theLeddtEg dseGses for which
DALLEY'S MAGIOALPAIN q EXTRACTOR isa PREYEs
Waar IaRn =
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It's entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Vene
real DesBs contains mineral poson or naus
drugs being prepared from banks and leaves, N the I'm
Of a pleasant and delicious Syrrp. -
II il naures own remedy FOR GorOrrhoss, CLAP elect
Gravel Structure and is especially recommended fer Rluor Al
bus Whites in Ferales fer this complaint is nTaluabls
general Alternative and blood purifier, 1t has no equal no
does not scroula secondary syphilis, gandaa
sEengs mercuTial and all eruPve diseases curing hen
more speedily and permanently than any other meal
cine known. It does this by purifying and cleansing the
Causing It to fo1 in all its original purity and Vgor'
removing from the system al impure and Peroeous causes
which have induced disease.
In all old cases OF GonOTrha and e that have hsed all
MEDICAL skill especially Tecoumended-n old cases IL
never falls and from to three days
few doses positively removes all Scaaing heat, ehorasa Ano
pain. -
1t does not eject the interfere with class
business.
It requires N assistance from other medicine.
lay the oet be- the counting roon5 with
icing suspected remedy for private ds
eases
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For full directions get Circular free from any drugin
the United States
1t Is Tor 80 per bottle three bottles for IS
By responsible druggists and dealers in me- cnes toughsu
the United States and st wholesale BY s wholesale eugsists
POTTER q mEEswIN; Sole Proprietor
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Sold in Nashville b. g. W. HendsTshot. Berry DenoV
Ewing Psndleton, ami b sll responsible druggists
where, oct29dtvAvly
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NASHVILLE, EDGEFIELDJ AND KENTUCKY
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-13
Iinmense Waste of Oil.

The AIleghany river, for several days
past, has exhibited oil upon its surface,
in some instances extending from shore
to shore. This is caused, in the main,
by the flow of oil from the we'll on the
Blood farm, on oil creek, which has
been emtying into the creek ever since
the fire was extinguished. The Titus
vile Gazette, speaking of this well,
says:
''The burning we'll ofwhich we spoke
last week continued to burn for two or
three days. when the fire was with
much difficulty extinguished. A tube
was then inserted, and the proprietors
failing in their efforts to plug the pipe
so as to stop the flow of oil, and not
having vessels to hold it, turned the
stream of oil into the creek. The flow
is large and the force of tho gas very
great The last accounts stated that
the oil was pouring into the creek i'll
large quantities.
ave hear of one flowing we'll hav-
ing been SO plugged as to stop the flow.
Some have before attempted, but fear
ing the upward pressure Of gas was so
great as to burst their pipes, have let
them flow on. One having been sue
cessful, no doubt others will be attemp-
ted. Assuredly, if practicable, some
means should be devised to save the oil,
so that the present great waste should
be stopped. We think that it may safe
ly said that tens of thousand of barrels
ofoil have already been lost in the creek
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-13
The War Element of the World.

Europe has to-day under arms four
millions of soldiers And although the
programme that was to have made this
battle summer has been entirely
changed, even in peace it seems as tho
the major portion of the social forces
were destined to be absorbed in pure
ly destructive purposes. Eulope is COW
cred with citadels and armed to the
teeth. Every day new engines of de-
struction are invented. Fleets are null
tiplied; ships are covered with armor;
floating citadels and batteries are built
to move on water. England, for the
first time 10 her history, has girt her.
self round with foftresses. Germany,
philosophc Germany, SwItzerland-th
neutral and pacific, are perpetually
drilling their citizens in the exercise of
arms. AS for France she has within
the last ten years doubled her war
taxes, as England has during the same
period doubled hers. France borrows
untold millions for war; and England
does the same. Austria borrows, Rus
sia borrows, Piedmont borrows.---all
borrow for war. Amid all this-sup-
pressed mutterings Of pent up thunder
rumble round the horizons Of the Eu-
ropeau nations.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-13

WooL-The Troy (N. " Times, in
an article on the wool trade in that city,
says:
The total of operations in this trade
here has been the past two months
(including those OF small dealers,)
fully one million two. hundred thous-
and pounds. About 100000 pounds
were bought at from twenty six TO
twenty-eight cents, while the last two
hundred thousand has cost forty.six
to forty-eight, and is very little or no
better than the first.
Prices now range on an average
about where they did in July aud Au-
gust, IS6O-the finer grades not being
quite as high, and the coarscr much
higher. They are still advancing, and
dealers say there is no telling what
point they may reach. a large pro-
portion of the demand this year has
been for the manufacture of Govern
meut cloths. This explains the fact
that coarse has brought at several perl
DDS during the season more than fine
fleece. In dyeing, coarse absorbs less
coloring matter than fine wool and
this is very important item to consld-
er. Indigo, which in August was
worth only ten shillings a pound, now
commands from nineteen to twenty
shilliugs.
Large quantities of the wool brought
here is absorbed by the manufacturing
establishments, which are in operation
to the fullast extent of their capacity.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-13
7 egal Notice.

William b. Ford, Plaintiff In the court ofCom-
VS. mon Pleas, Harrison
Benjamin John aon ct al. county, Ohio. T,
ID EN- AMIN JOHNSON, of the State of CsIifor.
ID mia, will take no lice that on the 5th day of
October 1861, William y Ford filed his petition
in the court of Common PIE as of Harrison county
Ohio, against the SAID Benjamin Johnson and Rs-
chel, his wife, and John Moore, setting forth that
on the LIST dayof April, 1857. soid Johnson aud
wife executed mortgage to one Erasmus ], Ford,
on the North half of the Northwest quarter OF
Section 30, Township II, and Range 6, in the Steu.
benvile Land District in said county, to secure
the payment with another notsl of three certain
pronisso-y notes, Of even dnte herewith, each
for $500 90, payable April 1; 1859; the secon
April !, 1860, and the last April |. 1861 each with
interest from date, payable annually. That there
is yet due and unpaid on the note payable Aprili l.
1889 SlO6,43, win interest from 9th May, 1861
and on said other two notes the sum of $780,
with interest from April 1851, to be compounded
annually.
That said mortgage and notes were, on the 29th
May, 1860, assigned by Erasmus J Ford to the
plaintiff. That said John Moore claims to hive "A
subsequent mortgage on said premise g. The pray.
er OF the petit ion is, that the plaintiffs mortgage
may be forecIosed the prioritss Of lein deternin.
ed, he said lands and tenements ordered TO be sold
and the proceeds applied in payment OF the debt
due the plaintiff, and that execution may be award.
ed for the balance If any. You are requirod to
| answer said petition on before the 7th day Of
December, 1864, J M. ESTEP,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Oct, 9; 1861 -6t ,s l4-Is' -