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NY MOTHER.

The influence Of christian mothers
pure, unseifsh love upon her child 10 new
er lost Worldly pursuits may cover i.
from siyAt~-!ove, warm and passionatc,
seem TO burn it from the heart, but With
subtle gcntleuess it s,ill exerts its hsIlov-
ell power. Many a dying be6 has borne
such testimony as the following:
"If could only sec my mother!'
Again and again was that wearing CRY
repeated
''If I could only see my mother!'
The vessels rocked, and the waters, cha
sed BIZ a fresh wind, played musicaily
against the side of the ship. The sailor,
second mate, quite youthful, isy in his
narrow bed, his eye glazing, his limbs
stiffening, his breath failing. II was not.
pleasant to die thus in this shaking, plum
ging chip; but he seemed not to mind his
bodily ccnhort--his eyes looked far awsy
and ever aud anon broke forth that
griering cry
elf oald only sec my mother -
An obi sailor sat by the Bible in his
hand, fom which he had been resdiae.
lie beht aootc tne yoanS MANI tekeo MIN
Why he Was 80 anxious 20 sec the mothef
he had wiifuily left.
'"oh thats the reason" he crisd ii
anguish :" l nearly broke her hear, and
| can't die in peace. She was eoed
rnather to me-O 50 good mother ske
bore every shipg from her Wild boy, and
once she said--
My son, when you como to die you
viii remember all this.'
90! II I ceald only .ce my motherf'
He never cav his mother. He died
with the ycarning cry upon his lips, -
many mau has died who s3irAasd tAe
mother who bore him. The 1vss rpll
over him, and his beNss ~fl>s6 Sc ~ bos.
tom of the sea. aed1shat NuS54 esrs Ass
gous before God$6eseso be seEistsscd fos
cvor.
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TEk LOCALITY OF THE LATE BATTLE.

Tho Northern newspapers have mani
Tested noble degree of facility for giving
names TO the various battle field, aud the
Southern newspapers assimilar facility for
adopting them. The recent two days en-.
"agenent before Richmond has been de-
nominated the "Battle of,hc Seven Pines -
Whether there in spot so named or not
i'll that direction VIC have no means OF as
certaining, but the exact locality Of the
battle is known to haze been five miles
from Richmond the distance varying slight.
ly OF course with the movements of the
two armies and was chiefly conducted on
the farms Of Mr.. J. L. Mounteastle and
Mr.. Turner, on the williamsburg road.
The main battery Of the Confederate army
was placed upon the former, and tina. Of
the enemy on the latter. What name
should be applied to the field is matter
which should not be left 20 the fancy OF
the enemy. Every spot which may here
after be pointed oGt on Southern soil 10
mark place sacred to Southern glory de
serves its name from Southern lips alone.
Pichro aud Erqulyer
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What Mca sui,jugatiou.

i, If an. one has his doubts Of the result of tho
subjusarfon .oi The Sou,h let him read ,le fol
loving true copy Of letter, found upo,, battle
field near Cor'nth, which was left hclind b,
the author in his swift flight Nom the scene ot
cnntisci' LIS contrnrS serve o Show the spirit
hy which the agrariau horles OF the Norih a,c
ac,uatcd in C'suntenancing and ssYporlin;; ,hs
upon us
HaMHrh1 TsSSEssEs, Apyile l662.
Ny Dear Sir: f.wfote to YOU a few days
since Fearing. However, tiIlt IL hs 'bceii
iniscarrisd or Ini crcopfed, | w.iie again We
are AT th's place, and expect TO move forward
III 4 short time o torinth ti lance @! ii Nteen
pr eighteea miles. We are expcciing II hard
coatcstcJ bu;'lc, AS We learn the rebels nrc in
large force. Well, when that time comes np
we will make the rebels feel tho eight and
power Of chr steel have seen many OF the ua-
t;Yes of this country. They present n woc-be-
gone look. They look like they never had any
advantages of education. noticed some
OF the women's. dresses. You oughtto be here
10 take one guse at their huge appearances.
Their hoops are made of grapevine aud hiie
oak sphis feel sorry FOR The poor ignoran,
things. Well, We will teach shcm in few
days, how Z. do without white oak and grape
vine hoops. They arc now the same conquer
cd, and one more blow and tie country is ours
have my eye on a fine situation, and how
happy we will live when VIC get our Southern
hone When we get possession Of the Ian, we
can make the men raise cotton and corn aud
the woincn can,,ct III the capacity of domestic
servants. ihc women are very ignrant-- only
grade above the negro, and we can live like
kings Myloee to all the neighbours Kiss
all the children for me, and tell them pa will
come back again. Adicu, my dearest Sue
~, a--..-.-.- JAMES DpNELY.
Mrs. SuE DosxLY Mount Vernon, Illinois.
By the politeness OF Mr.. Allen
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the CAROLINA SPARTAN.

-Prics, Rwo Don.Axs per annum, In advance, or
b0at the end-of theyesr. Ifnot paid un-
I'll afeer tkeySnr expires $500. .,
Nosyubscriptio ion taken for less than six months
Money msy be reunited through postmasters
atsour risk. :
job work cfall kinds promptly executed.
BLANKS. Law and Equity, continually on hand,
z printed to order. :
Advertisements inserted q. the usual rat es
THE SrARrAS circnlrt tcs largely over this snd
adj0ining districts, and offers al admirable me.
dium to snr friends to -eaclr customers.
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Et0CiGIiou OF SorfoIL

The Richmond Examiner of Tuesday
says:
We have learned from what We consider
reliable authority that. since the laic bal,
ties before Richmond, the Yankee forces
have been cvacuating Norfolk and Ports,
mouth, and dHs<oyinS the public property
AID works at those tlaees, with view II
reinforcing McCicilau army on the Chick.
ahominy. TIE diy dock at the ma.
W yard had been con,plcfe.y DESTROYED.
and the government work shops RACED to
tho ground The Notifications on Cran,y
Island, Sewcl's Point and Pigs Poin, wee
all blown up and lcvclled with the earth
We lean further that the track of the No1
folk and Petersburg railroad was torn az
sixteen mules south Il S1Solk and Ports.
mouth arc said to saJnLer. between eigh,
and ten thousand, and supposed 20 have
embarked ere this on transports for their
destination
Our informant states that the occupa-
ton OF Richmond By Mcclellan was ,cad
ont fonr times ON dress parade to the troors
who began to inquire how many Rich.
monds There are in the Confederacy Rich
ard the Third m the hattie seen. OF Bos.
worth field exclaims, "Methinks there are
six Richmo"d- in the field Five have |
already slain - &c.
Mcclellan has demolished more with his
pen than Richard claimed 10 have done
with his sword
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The Mobile Tribune is inScrmsd sbss
Camp Moore, 10 which our .roeps .rstirsa
fem New Orleans, was evscuatsd ~ 0us
forces on the I'd last, il was ssppcss$stsy
he'd gone u yickshurg
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McUIoNU, Juno lC Occasionally
cannona ling ard ricke; skirmishing along
tho Ines todfy Nu engagement, at an
early day ocs'nrd not iu,proballc Wes;h
r; cisar aul GOO, fa- 'bo season Na.ness
fJoru n VaHcv
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progress. The smoke and flashes of tn.
enemys guns from their sun-boats, and che
explosion Of their shells, could be piainl,
scsn irotn the lower part of the city.
Information reached the city that a Dor
ton Of our troops had left camp and "a.
tackled the enemy, who also advanced tc
meet US. a sharp fight eusued, and III,
enemy were forced back with considcrsbl,
loss: :--v-'----'------z - --.'s----sa= =
We barn that the casualties on our side
were principally in Georgia regiment
which one we could no. learn.
Our forces engaged were Georeis> 80
I ment, Preston's Light Artillery, Col. La
E:ars command, the Washington ARTILLERY
| (l-ouisiana Battalion and others. The
lighting, we are informed, was haru while
1t lasted. Gen. w. d. Smith was in com
lmand. Our infantry forces marched ou,
about n. m. The artillery on our aide
became Engaged about one o'clock.
These were the only particulars we could
gather up to a late hour last night.
Col. Lamar, commanding the artillery nj
Seccssionville, also Kept up a constant fire
on the enemy's ioa,s and on his land csmp
On Monday last 4 shot from one ,i Col
<amars guns struck tie mast of a Yankee
phxctier and took it out Of her. when an,
oth~r steamer came up and ,owcd the d;sel
bled boat anay.
The l.ii coin troops have iaudeA in force
on the James Island side of the S,ono
River, just west and above BATTERY Island.
IN number about sixteen regiments, accord
ing to the evidence of another prisoner IA.
Ken Monday night, who also said that a
lew more regiments were expected
They are no doubt eutrenchin- them.
selves. and expect soon to make their posi-
ton the base of their operations against
the city.
four large transports were OFF Stono Bar
aud eight prope!ers of this port Tuesday
LATER.-A gentleman who left the
neigh borhood of Stono river about nine o.
clock Tuesday night give, us the following
account: n severe fight between the enc
my an'i y small portion of our forces, under
the command of Gen W ID. Smith. took
place Tuesday afternoon. \ detachment
OF our forces we're sent out a skirm; shers
With orders t. scour the woods In from, of
S;ono river. behind which several of the
enemy gun boats were wing.
The right wing os our force was .cp.oy
, od under command of Gol ITsgood This
'"scc met with body OF the enc M, who,
after shor, fight, r,1rcated to their GUN
boats
The left VIM advanced under ,h. co,,.
n.and of Col Williams. with the 47tb Ga,
regiment Col Williams force with great
difficulty mrde their way tbrou,b :, tb;cL
forest of woods. and were me, by an over.
wh.lming force of the encmy. .stim,t.J =,
pe,r, four times their pmu,i,,.r
The enemy were also protected hy yc.
r. strong sbattis. The gallant 47th, how.
ever charged the enemy several times with
great i'm pe,uosi;v. and w,thd,ew only when
apprcachinc dar rkncss aud the con,i,,nsJ
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The Fgbt on JanIcs' Island.

CHARLESTON, June lt-Thcrc was -
slrp fight on James, Island, five miles
from the city, last evcun.. in whch.
though our troops fought gallantly, they
we're repulscd. with loss vf about seven.
y. The enemy occupied very strong
position, tanked on every side Is mar.
shes
The Forty seventh Georgia regiment
bore the lrunt oC tie fight Company x.
snffcreds "veroy. The enemy los, was less
than nrrs He was p.otcc'c CT : e failed trees.
After our troops retrcs'ed, The enemy kent
shrlling the fold. preventing Us from re-
covering our killed anl bally wounded.
No firing has hccn heard 70. day. but AZ
eight o'clock TO nigh: the r,nuouadiny
has recommended aud continues stsadilv.
B;T rHE NTvt Ion Wyu .r..a, Le Eirh.
n1oni Grcys, ,avt, and p comprry f,sm !ue
fls, Virginia. ~rro detailed II scout the 5soods
10 FROM "f ti,ar pick 'ts They ,n-yp,et~iiy
conc within h4nge aut under cover Of Nankee
outpost when enc oithc Grcys rercc'vcI ono 81
thvii seutinoi~ taking deal aim At hin, A.
there Was no linc {, say anything he ,.cis pd
h's piece and baEed awly at his asver.arv.
killed him. and half dozen Yankees spranr
~ from thcic amhuscade and aiten pied 10 f'v
But the nusket7 of Some ten OF twelve 81 the
grvyS We're already upon ihom. aud IN the
tvlnliing IT an eye every onc u them fell
R,rIr ,T4 Eagti-,-
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All thc reports from Europe are bisl,l,
satistsc,ory for thc C0slcjerate States,
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A heavy cannonading and continued
muskctry firing on James Island, COIN
niencing Tuesday forenoon, and continued
In the ate noon TO about eight O'Clock.
gave evidence that an engagement between
oat ferces and those Of the enemy was in
progress. The smoke and flashes of the
enemys guns from their gun boats, and The
explosion of their shells, comd be plainly
sc.n iroIn the lower part of the city.
Information reached the city that por.
t'on OF onr troops had left camp and at
tackled the enemy, who also advanced to
meet US. A sharp fight eusued, and the
enemy were forced back with considerable
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Mrs. SuE DoyELy, Mount Vernon,
BY the politeness OF Mr.. Allen
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facts relating 70 IL, with the appropriate
accOmpaniments, have been fully pre-
sented in historical review, prepared
a year ago, which will ere long be pub
lisbed. This review contains sketch
OF the four last months Of my Admins
tratiod. II is impartial; at least such
is my honest conviction. That il has
not yet been published has arisen solely
from an apprehension no longer enter
tanned, that something therein might be
uDjustly perverted into an interference
with the Government in a vigorous pros
ecution Of the war for. the maintenance
of the Constitution and the restoration
of the Union, which was far, very far,
from my intention.
After careful retrospect, / can solemn
ly declare before God and my country
that ! cannot reproach myself with an
act Of commission or omission since the
existing troubles commenced. l have
never doubted that my countrymen would
yet do me justice. In my special mes
sage of the 9th of January, 1861, pre-
sented full and fair exposition of the
alarming condition of the country, and
urged Congress either TO adopt measures
Of compromise, or, failing in this, to pre-
pare for the last alternative. In both as
poets my recommendation was disregard
ed ] shall close this document with a
quotation of the last sentences of that
message, as follows:
ain conclusion it may be permitted me
TO remark that | have often warned my
countrymen of the dangers which now
surround us. This may be the last time
| shall refer TO the subject officially.
feel that my duty has been faithfully,
though it may be imperfectly performed;
and whatever the result may be, | shall
carry TO my grave the consciousness that
at least meant well for my country"
Your obedient servant,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Wheatland, near Lancaster, Oct. 20.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of tive wri,s Of 4 70, to- me directed By
~ the Circuit Court or the United States, Tor the
Middle District Of Tennessee, l. e. X. Glasoock, Mar
shall in and for ssd District viii expose for sale pub
oly, to the highest bidder the 18th day u Octo-
her, 1861, At the Court House door, in the city OF
Nashville, All the right, title, ain, and interest
which Jehn ]. Mckinley has in and TO the following
described lots parcels Of land In the town Of ar
feenboro Rutherford county State OF Tennessee TO.
geiher with the buildings and improvements on the
same. viz lot containing by estimation $3.50 square
feet, fronting 20 feet the public square In Muir
frcesboro running back Aorthward from said Square
100 feet without building or Il, vested IN said J. 7.
Mckinley by deed registered in book Of tho Regis
ter Of Rutherford county, page Coz; also lot desg
mated in the original plan Of said town OF MurireeS
bore ~ No 20, beginAiHg at stake souihc0t corner
Of said let running thence West $50 feet, TO stake.
thence west ~ feet to ". c. Fetchcr's corner,
thence north So feet 10 stake the street, thence
with the street 10 the northwest Of the
Presbyterian Church lot, thence south $50 eett0 the
beginning, vested in said Mckinley by deed register
ed in beck 5, page 531; lot in Murfreesboro, bound
ed as fellows beginning with stake - feet north OF
said Ackniey's southwest corner ef lot purchased
from Jenes, thence west 1881 feet 10 TIE street,
thence north S6< feet 70 a stake with said street,
Of lot formerly ewned by Fletcher thence cast
s6S feet TO stake thence south TO the beginning,
vested in said Mckinley BY deed registered in book
pags 100; and lot bounded as follows beginning on
northwest corner Of lot owned by James Mcdowell,
SIN running thence north with the street s. feet 10
The corner Of the street, thence east with the street
" feet to stake thence south IS feet 10 stake
ssid McDewell's line, thence west with sad line 70
feet to the beginning, vested in said Mckinley by
decd registered in book g. pages $40, 81 said pro
porty being levied upon to satisfy judgment in favor
OF De Courcy, lafourcade Co, against J. T. McKin-
Icy, and Judgment In favor Of Mcador and Co ,
against Hall Mckinley, rendered IN said Court on
the 30th day Of April 1862, and on the LIST day Of
May, 1852. sale to take place ct 10 o'clock, A NJ.
f. r. GIASCOCK.
sepl2l 4t u 5. Marshal, ~ D. T.
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B. B. CoNNOR & BRO.
COMMISSION mERCHANTs,
NO. COLLEGE STREET.

NO COLLEGE STREET.
New stock last received and for sale
low TO close cut Consignmentss
2OO apps coNNoR 4 BRO,
-------------.-.- --- -r----
4OU sps COMMON BRO.
~ Coils ROPE, for sale by
Of sps coNNoN q BRo.
,1O bbis Coal OIL, Tor saIs By
III sps ~ - coNEoR BRO
lou sPs 6oNNoR BRO
OO APPS coNSoR BRO.
20 boxes STARCH, for sale By
IL APPS Common 3 BRO
. half cheats TEA, for sale by
IL apps COMMON BRO
IL apps CONNER BRO,
1O boxes Yeast POWDERS, for sale by
% casks SODA, for sale BY oovvo, eoo
IOO APPS C6NNoR BRO.
Ok boxes Star CANDLES. for sale BY $50,
~@c spS CoNSoK BIO
Ok boxes CoFFEE, tor sale by
81 apps OoNNuN W
Id. oSl', VINEGAR, fr sale BY coy,,os s,o
los Kits SALMON, T sale BY ooyyo, mo
"a APPS CoNNoR BRO.
| & kiu HERRING, for sale by
| q kits sHAD, for sale by
- APPS CoNNoR& BRO
~ Sps coENoR BRO.
10 sps 6oNSoR BRO.
Il APPS ooNNOR BRO
10 sps ooSNoR q BRO
10 SpS Common h BRO.
| 81 spS ooNNoR 3 BRO.
| EO bbls Crushed sugar, Tor sale by
| az RpS Common BRO.
I.IS, bags MEAL, Tor sale by
10 aps CoNNoR& BRO.
Zoo bbls FLOUR, for sale by
| CNJO APPS Common & BRO.
| on casks HAMS, for sale by
| ~ apps CONNO a BRO
Oh casks SIDES, FOR sale by -
| ~ APPS CONNOR 3 BRO.
OOn bbb ans POTATOES for sale BY
| wv APPS COMMON & BRO.
on boxes fresh Garden SEED, for sale by
GP apps CONHOR n BRO
- bbls Onion SETS, for sale by
- APPS Common h BRO
Tn teroes Canvasscd HAMS with large lot OF all
~ sorts Of Goods which we will close out low, al
| our old stand, No. Collegestreet
aps B B. COMMON 4 BRO.
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S25 REWARDl

CTOLKs, from r. HUIDF1sRAHD, Iewelier, on On.
> ION street, ONE PATENT LIVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured BY Jno Johnston fiy.
erpoo. The Watch "a Of small size with white dial
engraved on the inside "GEo. W. HANHEH, from h =
father IN The year 1885 !" on the outside engraved
% HoRAoE HASHGR.' The above Reward will be pald
for any Information that may lead 10 the recovery on
The property u n. HAhMER.
iuneb-tf
Louzvilio Journal please o,py 10 che AMI. OF 81
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viii be despatched
FROM IIvERPooL, FROM NEW YORK
Calling at Queenstown, day,...........July 2s
Saturday, August is Tnesday y, ... September
Wednesday, So. October Saturday, October Is
Tuesday, .NoVomber Is Thursday, =. December IL
This magnificent ship having proved herself un-
equalled for speed safety and comfort sea sickness
being unknSwn on board), Is strongly recommended
as the most eligible Conveyance for passengers.
FIRsT CABIN.
From $lle to $l55 eash BERTH according TO this slzo
situation and aocon m0daHos OF the State Rooms ali
having the privileges in the Saloons and In re-
gard 10 meals and attendaAcs Suites ofapsrtnentA
for familios may b. engage BY special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THH VOYAGE to and from LIVER.
FOOL att FARH AND A HALF for FirsS
And Second nSss. .. .
Servants accompanying passengers, And children
under ~ years OF age, half faro infants free.
SECOND cAEIN.
State room berths meals furnished at separate IA.
$1,000. THIRD eABiN.
intermediate state Room passengers found with
beds, bedding, table, utehsilsYa nd good substan-
tal food
sTKRRAaK,
With superior tons, f35
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic foot Of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For freight and pasaassl Apply 70
aA CHAs. A. WHITNEY,
At the once, 40. 28 Broadway, MY.
ROWLAND 4 AsPINWALL, Agents.
July 20, lS62-tili Dee: II.
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Of writ OF IA to me directed from the
ID Circuit Court Of the United States for the Mi Idle
District Of Tennessee, 1, f r. GlAscock Marshal in
and for said District, will expose TO sale publicly 10
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door
in the city OF Nashville the 18th day Of octobe-
1862, the following saves, property Of Allen j. Crock
cit, namely Mary, about 10 years Of age, with her
infant son, William and Peter ten or eleven years
OF age the slaves aforesaid having been levied to
satisfy Judgment 10 favor OF Clark, Adams Il Clark
against A. B. Crockett rendered IN said Court on the
18th day Of April, 1882. sale TO commence at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ r. II. GLASCOCK,
sepl2-l4t u. S. Marshal, NJ II. T.
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strayed or Stolen 4!

TFROM ONE or TIA lois or TIRE sUBCR!BERI A
il Grey Jack. Any one one returning TIE animal OF
giving Information ofths Sl BE- suitably fsWsr'
H.G, sCoyAI, o. Eorth:suumoT s''i q
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500 Horses Wanted /!
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.

EIvB HUNDRED GOOD HORSES, BETWEEN
IT four and sight years old, and between hfteen
and sixteen hands high, are wanted Immediately for
CAVALRY SERVICE, for which reasonable prices
will be paid.
Apply 70 Car. r. n. LAMB, on Vine Street,
below Mrs. Folks residence. augl6-tf
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Established for the Benefit Of Managers,
ooNSG TO 81, LoUB IN sFAECH or
siok. Wounded. or Soldiers that have

Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wsnnds or Sickness.
CORRECT INTELLIGENCE Will BE GIVEN OF
~ the condition OF any Sick or Wounded Soldier in
ST LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, or any other Hospital In the Western
department. This ia the ONLY Army Intelligence
once in the United States and information regard
ing Soldiers from any part OF the u 5. be given
at any time, by calling at, or WHITING TO the Amy
INrHuGENOE OFFICE, Posto1ioe Box No. ls48
~ B-PERsOSs COMING TO ST. LOUIS aEAROH or
THEIR FRIENDS will obtain all necessary information
by calling At our once, No IL South Fourth Street
May Is, 1852 ~
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BRAN AND SHORTS

ON hand aud for sale At the Broadway Mills.
" iuno5 D. D. DlCKKY, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

State Of Iowa, a.
Tama County
To Abram Edwards. Olivia Edwards, G.
g. Edwards, WIN. II. Harrison, Horace
Tremain John Hannah (Adm's) and
Sarah Hannah (Admix) take notice.
There is now on iie in the clerks office Of the
District Court Of anna County Iowa sworn
petition Of VIM. f. Rogers claiming Of you as
now justly due him the fors closure of a mort
gage according to law given by Abram and
Olivia Edwards on tie 25th day Of September
1858, to William F. Rogers, which was given
to secure 4 note dated the 18th day Of April
1853, for tho sum Of one hundred and seventy
nine dollars. which ortgage is duly recorded
in the records of said county in book b Page
80, and no personal claim is male of any
Of you except the said G. G. Edwards; and
now unless you appear by noon Of the Fad
LAY Of the next term Of said Court, con
mencing on the third monday in September
A. d. 1862, default will be cntercl against
you and Judgement rendered thereon.
T. F. BRADFORD.
Sol. for Plaintiff
July 18th 1862 v4n31w4
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