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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-30

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<ural and Gye-to produce his operas
IN style Of unusual splendor "Denorah - thu sProphe
and the Huguenots' have been givcn Al tho Covent
Garden house. Tho production Of the last opca Her
Njesys theatre n spoken Of the best performance
ever given In England. Mile. Titiens roceivca
eou Valentine, bcng called Ave times before tho
Gain tho fourth act She shared the hosos OF the
svcnng with vialetti, who played Marcel. Ro.
oert 10 Dablev was be produced the 2osh OF this
month, at both houses, with Tisiens, Corslier, Ar
mandi and vsetu at Her Majcstys, and Pence Miolan
Tamberik and Formss at Covcnt Garden.
Madame colson Is nGenoa Fsrri in Paris stcanonc Is
In Naples Bottesn In Palermo, Miss Phillips in Belgium
All those former Now York favorites havo signed on.
gagsmenis for the winter season In rtaly.
Patti will 80 tour in the English provinces after
che London shs will not TO Paris she has
signed engagement with Mcroli for Germany.
Msdor has boon singing Norma for twelve nights in
Ferrara Her success been 80 great that she has
boon engaged by tho municipality Of Faenza for
nights at thousand francs night. She will appear
only as Norma.
The London papers tho engagement OF Brig.
mol Cor hcih Hcr Majesty's theatre and Covent Carbon
yhs plcases TO either house, Mr.. Ulman having brought
min contract from Mapleson, and Strakosch having
sent him another from eye.
Leopold dc Meyer has recovered from his last danger
Gus Illness but viii again appear in public syori
nhe great vons has received tho Order Of the Legion
bf from Louis Nap leon. Ernst has been stricken
BY paralysis.
Mazzoioai, Maretzck's new tenor, has been making
Juror in Trieste in ia Fsvorita," with Borgh Mano
The Piraa OF Turin devoies long article to Risors
performances In Versailles The rush from Paris to SEQ
her Il said 10 have been something extraordinary a.
many rs twenty extra cars having been added to tn,
feguir trains The price Of excursion ticket from
Paris and back twenty francs. II appears that
Rstor refused 10 play in ais In consequence Of Count
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-03-19
Cen Rpaurevard.

1t is possible that Gems. Lee, and the two john
stons Joseph and Albert Sydney, are the equals of
Beauregard in some respects yet so far 1t is evident
that none of them are so much dreaded by the Yam
KEGS and none of them have taken that strong hold
upon the feelings and affections of the people that
he has. The appointment Of Commanding General
has no doubt fallen into able hands, in comforting
it upon Gen. Lee, yet his name does not inspire in
the hearts of the people such confidence of success
as would have been the appointment Of Beauregard
With Lee or Albert s. Johnston as Secretary of War
and Beauregard as the Commanding General, the
tide of Southern feeling would soon be at the full
and the current of fortune would doubtless set In
with redoubied power and energy.
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ID / e ID j.


In onsow County, ON the Oath ult Mr.. FRascis H. VII.
LAhs in the sgd year of his aee,esving beresved wife
and hve children He was good and much beloved
He had been member of the Methodist T. Church for Is
years. aud lived consistent and pious life His last i'll
ness was short. but he ready when death came
Fy Wilmington Journal please cspy.
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.
Died at his residence in Columbus County, c. ON the
9TH OF jan last. Mr. EDWIN j. PARE, in the saith year Of
bis age Also. on the 5h of JAM. Mrs CArHARrHE ANN
PATE in the agd year of her age wife Of the above Also
on The sth of JaI, Miss EUpHExIA " PARE in her 18th
year. Also the 10Th Of JAM. ANN PArE in her 10th
year Also Oh the 18th Of Jan, Miss MARaAnkr NJ Para.
in her 18th year. ali daughters Of the above Also at bis
own residence Mr. PATE in the s4h age, on
the srd of March, 1889. son Of the above
This was pious family, all Of them Of ripe years. beng
consistent members of the Methodist Church Deeper
more overwhelming affection have never knswn family
to suffer Many of them confined ut the same time
unable to help each other Death to their relief and
they met their fate Christians only do. The disease
which swept them of seemed to be Of malignant type
remarkable that prior to this affection although Mr.
r. had large family he h'd not found it necessary to call
In physician before except twice in thirty years. Those
who are left behind truly bereaved but they
still trust in God. J. g. r.
U Spirit of the Age please copy.
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drunk, he is sent to the guard house and severely
punished; but officers may drink to excess, and
may be seen time and again under the influence of
ardent spirits, and yet steps taken to remove
these officers from their commands. or even to cen
sure them. Strong drink, when excessively isdul.
ged in blunts the moral sense pahslsncesaad stnpe-
fss the judgn,nt and renders its unhappy victim co.
ft for any employment Let action be takenfu reia-
ton to officers as well s soldiers 1t ne army be
purged of profigatess and druakasds.: We have
suffered greatly already on account Of neosnpetency,
drunkenness, and sloth in our armies. Let the au-
thorities look to these things If they should fail
to apply the remedy, they will be held responsible
by an injured and indignant people.
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9 The True Crit.

< s5tss IS 80 The True Grit. 2s'5ss
We hass asked again and again, "where il tn.
man for the crisis IN North Carolina Our peo.
PIE many Of then. hsv. the pluck .ad the courage
to light What they lsck , the right men to lead
IA tho right place Our Coloneh md Captains are,
most Of them men Of pluck, and will aght, II they
can have the the right men who understand military
strategy and maneeuverine to lead them. Con-
e"ce in their leaders, and affection for them, the
subordinate officers and the men must have. and
.neh II they can be armed and clothed and fed and
FURNISHED with ammunition, they'll fight and fight
desperately. But to call out. tim,d militia without
arms OF ammunition, and without the equipments
o. Soia'e's' or even our best troops, under unin.
S'lue'eo readers, what may be expected but dis.
aster and defeat?
North Carolina needs at this moment the right
man to lead her troops, more than she neeas men
or munitions. Will the government allow our
noble old State to be oyerrun for the lack If tho
mans We hope not.
Whoever that mar may be, let him take hold
with strong hand, determined to drive the enemy
back. 1t can be done. And let him initiate the
llustrlous example of Beauregard in his recent
order to the army Of the Mississippi: "Shou!d any
one in this army be unequal to the task before us
let him transfer his and equipments at once to
drawer, tirmer hands, and retire to his home"
That has the ring of the true metal. WHY band
together poorly armed, timid men-men who have
no heart for the fight simply to be shot at and to
be captured9 Away with this miserable make-shft
policy. We must have men in the field who soiU
fight desperate'y-men who have property as soel
as rights and families and life to fight for. Men
Of wealth and influence must stand shoulder to
shoulder with poor men to fight this war out.
Thank God there are many of them in the field,
and others are rallying, but more are needed. Let
them come, let them come, and show that thew are
ready to bear to their full extent the burdens of
the war.
OF for the Marions and the Morgans of other
days. and for the McCullochs and Prices of this
day, to lead North Cardinals sons to battle and to
victory. Let the troopers come from the mountains
and the Valleys armed to the teeth, to charge upon
the foe who nvades our soil.
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= We learn that the House committee at Richmond,
appointed to investigate the battle Of Roanoke Is
land, consists Of Col. B. s. Gather Of this State,
9 Col Baldwin Of Virginia, Col Farrow Of South.
Carolina, Col. Lewis Of Georgia, and Col Singleton
Of Mississippi. Lieut. Colonel Fowle, Of the 3lst
regiment was examined as witness by the com
mittee last week.
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President Davis.

The Missiappian, an influential paper in Missis-
sppi considers that the great contest for freedom
in which the Confederate States are now engaged is
to be decided in the valley Of the Mississippi" 1t
also expresses the hope that President Davis will
take the field in person, and command the army of
the West 1t says:
"Let it be known that he was to lead the South
ern army in person and our people would flock to
his standard from every hill and glen IN the Confed
eracy The Command, Onward my braves!-
from the lips of Jefferson Davis would be worth 90
900 men,"
The West now has Beauregard, whose name is a
tower of strength. Mr.. Davis perhaps has more
hold upon Mississppans. But who is to manage
the helm of State, if Mr.. Davis takes the field p
The Constitution very properly makes no provision
for filling the Chair of the Chief Civil Executive,
when the incumbent puts himself at the head of the
troops The union of the Civil Magistrate and the
Military Dictator in one man, seems not to have
been thought of by the trainers of the Constitution
Congress has very properly vetoed such an idea, by
providing for commanding General other than the
President. s;.- .-...... s.
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NOTICE.

YVNHE DRUG STORE OF IREDELL BROTHERS WILL
Il be clused the end of this week aud the firm dis
sored. - - ~
have a few Fancy Articles on hand which we will bs
glad to Sell at the old retail prices.
All these persons having claims against the firm will
please send them in. x ~. - s..s.-s :
1hose indebted the firm will b called uron IN short
time for settlement -, 8 q
In retiring from business for the present we beg leave
to tender our thanks to friends for their liberal patron.
age. IREDELL BROTHERS
Marchla, 1863. ss-.,-- n 60 =. *, OF
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~" C6sN BEER-Take one pint Of corn and boil il
until it is soft add to It pint Of Inolasses and one
gsaion Of waters shake them well together and ct
it by the fire. and IN twenty four hour1 the hees Win
80 excellent When al the beer IN the iug, il ,uea
nd more nolisses and water. q. ~ 8
The SAME corn win answer for six menaAA. ana ths
beer viii be It for use 10 twelve hours ~ keeping
dents used In making gallon Of beer VIII not cost
SIX cents and it is better aod more wholesome than
cider A little yeast greatly forwards the working
Of the beer. "-Augnsta (Ga) Cultirator.
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TRINITY COLLEGE

TRINITY COLLEGE. ~ha
TINE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JAN. 7. 1859.
IL The College is in full operation, with complete
Faculty classes If good sre and everything for
thorough Collegiate education " -.
Whale expenses for ten months shout Sls6.
Address the undersigned At Trinity College, NC"
$50 B. CRAVEN.
December 3, 1861. lg--vtf
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BLAST FURNACE AND BloomERY.

TINE UNDERSIGNED Has NOW IN OPERATION
u BLAST FURNACE. six miles East Of Lin
ford Railroad where be manufacturing good quality Of
PIG IRON. all kinds o. Machinery and Cooking Ware He
has also CUPOLA and RLOOMERY at the same place
where Wrought Iron is also made Of good quality All
articles usually obtained such establishments can be had
at reaso nable prices. TEHNS CASH s51.1
Orders solicited and will be promptly filed
Address, JONAS W. DERR
Spring Hill Forge. Lincoln Co., N. G. - 4
March Is, 1862. q .l2-smpd
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$40 REWARD.

RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER LAST SEP.
h teuber my apprentice boy, JOHN REEVES will
D reward Of Ten Dollars for tue apprehension and de-
livery Of said boy to in Hlsboro, North CaroIins
All persons fnrwared from harboing or employing
said boy under the penalty of the law. John Reeves 10
tailor BY trade and perhaps may be at work about the
City of Raleigh other town in the eastern part Of
the State. r.H &c. i H. ~
-. .-ss1I LKyIN CARMICHAEL.
uIlsboro' " c. March H. 1852 t7-l - -.2o-lt
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DUNlWAY FROM The SUBSCRIBER ON SlJN.
HI day the 2sth of January last my regro boy named
ANTHONY. He is Of whtsh yellow complexiCn, about
feet inches high, IS 20 years old and supposed
and talks short when questioned and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy. s.I
will give the above reward for him delivered Ia me at
Prospect HILL Caswcll County, confined in any fail 80
get him. F. l. WARREN
Caswe Co., March IA, 1852. So .ls-wtf
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CITY TAXES I

CITY TAXES!
n SHALL ATTEND AT THE MAYORS OFFICE ON
T. 7aesd"% the first day of April, for the purpose Of
taking the City Tax List for 1862
All persons failing to give in their list Of taxubes will
subject themselves 10 double tax
C. B. ROOT, Mayer.
Rseigh, March IL, 1852. 23-td,
~ State Journal copy I'd.
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,sroP TIE nnGRliI61I

M TIE, 2srH nAY- or NJ .asr.
U one THOMAS RkkAse1tf q tssss5s 10 NJ
HslssEh, sSlkd tsysE4 - fars7 " -
49, lebt N.Y. - &C. e. tv{1fSS -
-yssss II sts md has 20 ssdimg9AE 8yb
Thirty doiars rseerd will pa 81 lie bSba
and delivery ofssa Myers 70 At Camp Mangum or to
the essest military Camp the State which hs ay be
spprehendsd. G. L. COOK, :Cspt Co b.
ssth Regt. N. c. Vols
Jan. 81, 1882. l-wtt
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One Of the "Pee De- Wild Csts," writing fom
Camp Branch, near Nevbssn, 70 IL Wadsshoro'
Argus updsr date March 7,h, nys s.,.,,s
every body about here seams eunns nd mad
I1oos the Roanoke, Nashville and othr Fairs.
nappehine IN Newborn. yesterday, I saw moro msd
psopse than ever did before. Every old +" Guber
pss ,, woman and pipe verder met fairly ehased
somebody's not being compe.enI % ssseni e some.
Hooy oWn business. There is no use in DENYING
we TACT that we have too many incompetent men
placed e the head Of our military departments. We
40 n no' aoso sner PATRIOTISM Jet ne doubt their
efhc'eney Ihey are placed in these positions, not
because Of their merit as military ciiefsins, but
because they happsn to be frat cousins to soms.
body in authority. Why is this7 II this time to
select men, presenting thns they will mako " biz
fellows" after white WIZ not select men already
competent 70 I'LL these oHcse greatly fear there
will be no end to Reanoks,s, and who will 6e to
blamey' = - -. -
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CIT StanDarb.
RALEIGH: wEDNEsDAY, MAR. 10, 1862.

SPECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD is conducted ssr1esy
po,n II. CASH system HI papers are discontinued at TIE
ssvrloa Of the time for s0Aic4 they have ossa pa'a quo
.cribsrs eA be no:aa WEEKS 1f"rs tier tame IS oa
bv CROSS MARK their papers; and unless me su'so'p''0"
il rensost s paper soA be dis""tinaea ln's Is rue
from wiici there ii be no departure hatea J0r @e cross
marx, md -enesc your subscription.
WEEKLY STANDARD t. per annu,a, in ddranes.
SEMI WEEKL !. 81 per dnnns in ddoanee.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mepto, the Pos, Office tron well the TO, which
they desire the change to be made.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED..
In Onsow County, N c., on the 9Th inst. by T. w
Thompson, Esq, Mr. KING ALPsIx, Of Diplin, to Mss
TlscEr WHALEY Of Onsow Mr. A. is 70 years Of age and
WINS soldier in the of 1912.
- Wilmington Journal please eopy
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-03-19

PUBLIC MEETING IN RALEIGu.-A very large num-
Der of the citizens Of Raleigh assembled in the Court
House on Monday evening last, to consider wheth-
er they should apply to President Davis to declare
martial law In Raleigh and for ten miles around
Mayor Root presided, and Mr.. German acted as
Secretary. The matter was discussed at length by
NJ A. Bledsoe, Esq, for martial law, and II. W.
Miller, Esq, against it, when the meeting by an
immense majority, and wisely as We think, voted
down the proposition of Mr.. Bledsoe. Certainly
there is no necessity at this time for martial law in
Raleigh
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-03-19

RYE corrEE-Dr. L. ]. Roberts, IN 4 letter 70
me La0range Reporter, warns the public against
tne use OF Rye, as substitute for coffee Ia says:
Inc grain when burnt contains upwards of City
per cent Of phosphoric acid which acts injuriously
upon the whole bony structure In the young it
enectually prevents the full development Of the
csseous tissues and in the old lays the foundation
ior cry gangrene Itpossesses the power Of ,ssolv-
ing the phosphate oflIme which constitutes upwards
OF nifty per cent Of the bone in man. The Same
power 1t exer's over utero CESSATION and thereby
brings about all the concomtant evils Of abortion.
Gases Of this kind have come under nay professional
observation during a few months past, and think
the facts ought to he spread before the people"
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The Latest News.

NswBERN-The general impression appears to be
that the enemy landed %, 900 troops, and that We
had only little over 5000; this fact added to the
it almost impossible to make effective resistance
Brem's and ,Latham's batteries il is said did good
6shting-their batteries were taken and most o.
their horses killed Vance's, Avery's and Camp
bells regiments fought like tigers. The rumors
about the killed cannot be relied on, as one day con-
tradicts the statements of the day before.
1t is reported that Maj. Gen. French has been ap-
pointed to the command. We hope he is the right
man in the right place
ARKANSAS We are sorry that the rumor so gen.
orally credited and which caused much Joy among
our people, that Gen. Van Dorm and Price had
whipped the Yankees, taken $4,000 prisoners and
10000 stand Of arms, is not confirmed. At last ac-
counts it is SAID that they were safe at Boston Noun
tain with their mics.
TEsxEssEE-We have nothing from the command
of Gen. A. S Johnston except that he had advanced
to Huntsville, Ala. Nashville is SAID to be occupied
by 5000 Yankee troops. We have nothing from
Beauregards division A fight is looked for in that
quarter daily.
WEST TExNEssEE.-The enemy is in force at
Cumberland Gap and its vicinity. An early battle
is expected. Knoxville is supposed to be the point
at which he is aiming
VIRGINIA.-General Jackson had evacuated Win
chester, and fallen back to Cedar Creek, liz miles
from Winchester. The enemy occupied the town.
Reinforcenents are raliying to Gen. Jackson. Our
troops are falling back from the Potomac to Fred
ericksburg aud the Rappahanock. All quiet about
Norfolk and the Peninsula.
SourH-The enemy have possession Of Fernan'
dina and Jacksonville, Florida. No advance had
been made upon Savannah.
The papers announce the gratifying intelligence
that two vessels have recently arrived with arms
for the Conlederacy. 1t is said that 10000 stand
have been received.
A collision occurred on The Wilmington and Wei
don Railroad above Goldshoro', on Sunday last.
The cars were much smashed, but no one killed
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-03-19

EDrcArtos WrrHour Relationships the Duke
OF Wellington, Educate men without religion, and
you make them but clever deyils'
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" The Memphis appeal publishes dispatch from
Richmond stating that President Davis is going
West, and urging all to rally to his standard"
We find the above item in the papers, given Is
telegraphic news. What does it mean? Does the
President contemplate an Abandonment Of the bor-
der States? And if SO. does he expect to take our
troops with him to the Mississippi valley, leaving
US naked to our euemies2 Our fret duty is to
North Carolina. We will never consent to any
policy which abandons the border States to be &C.
cupied by the enemy, while the battle is being
fought ia the cotton States
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FRUIT TREES FOR COTTON.
II WILL EXCHANGE FRUIT TREES, ROSES. GRAPE
Il VINES, aud other Nursery Stock, FIR COTTON, At
market prices. THOMAS CARTER.
Raleigh, Feb. IL, 1852 7-w&swlm.
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CAPT. B. G. DuvAL.-Our sympathies were much
excited on reading his last private note to from
this high souled and gallant officer. For months
he has been sorely afflicted and has been using eve
ry effort for his restoration. He has now placed
himself under the care OF DR.. Fox Of Charlotte, who
we sincerely hope under the blessing of Providence
may be able to effect his restoration TO health.
Frustrated as ne u.s. bis soul burns to rush to the
defence of his loved old State. May God bless him.
He says:
1t grieves me beyond expression that am laid
low and unable to. be where my heart is-on our
unfortunate coast that might do something for our
poor old State. You have done your whole duty. 7"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-08-21
Nsiice.
State OF Iowao

State s. Of Iowa, IS
Tana County II .qss} afkssAf
To Abrnm EDWARDS. Olivia E4wsr,ls. q.
g. Edwards, VIM. IT, Harrison, Horace
Tremain John Hannah (Adm's) and
Sarah Iiannah Admix) take notice.
There is now on fiein.,he clerks Office Of the
district Cor,t Of a,nn County Iowa sworn
petition Of Vim. +. Rogers claiminv Of YOU Is
nov Justly due him the for cieslre Of 1 mort
gage according to law given by Abrsm and
DIVA Edwards on the 25th day Of September
1873, to William r, Rogers, which vas given
% secure note dated the 18th day Of A priI
1853, for the sum Of one hundre rsl sc venty-
nine dollars. which mortgage is duly recorded
III the records Of said comfy in hook Page
80, and no personal claim il made Of any
Of yon exccp. the said g. e. Edwar,ls; and
nov unless yen sppe.r By noon Of the End
DAY o. the next term Of said Court, com.
mencing on the third monday in September
A. D. 1862, defaHh will b entered against
yon AMI Judgement rendered thereon.
7. r. BRADFORD.
Sol for Flaistih
July 18th 1862 v4ns4v4
Printer Pee 1925
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-08-21
RAPIDS HOTEL, --CrDAa RAprDs

YNHE subscriber and former Proprietor has
j Just reffited and refurn;shed the old stand
and Is now prepared to, furnf1h travellers and
boarders with the best Of accomodstious.
H GOOD STABLING attached to the lhoasa. N
H II v2h46lY. ga WIKI J. 0TAMAnQ, III
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-08-21
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
AndF,t Hale If,
Gerloch Hnfer Admi-
nistrator Of the estate
Of John Fessler deceas-
ed Mary Fessler, Eliza
Jane Fessler, Susan
Elizabeth Feesler and
Anna Everetta Fessler.
To Gerloch Ilafer Adminietrator. ~ -.
estate of John Fessler deceased. Niarv
Fessler, Eliza Jane Fessler. Sue.n
Elizabeth Fessler ard Anna Eyerette
Fesslcr. -
You and each Of you are hereby notified
mat there is new IN file in the Office Of the
Clsrk OF tho District Court Of Tama Comfy
state OF Iowa petition of Andrew Hale CLAIM
ing Of You the FORECLOSURES Of h mortgages.
And that unless SOU appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second dAv 81 ,he
next term Of said District Court to Be- begun
and holden in said County on .Mondsy the
fifteenth day Of September A. b. 1862 default
will be entered ngainst you and Jndxem emit
rendered thereon.
WILLIAM n. STIvERS
Atty FOR PstitionsrS
june 10th AID. 1862. 80 v4ualvI
Printers Eos. S6,26 is.a so
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