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A Big Scare in Men,phrs.

A despatch from Memphis to the Chi
cago Tribune admits the ludicrous scare
the Yankees ha | from Forrest dashing in
to Memphis. Ii says:
The scene on Tuesday morning was
scarcely less terrible than tlat of Monday.
With no rebels within fifteen miles of us,
thousands of men, women aud children,
and, sad to say, officers, chaplains aud sol
diers, rushed to the fort, and in many in
stances behaved with great cowardice.
learn that Genera! Forrest has sent in word
to General Washburne that he regretted
taking his clothes without his being in
them, and that If he would send him grey
cloth enough for suit, he. would return
the Generals wardrobe.
The General replied that if he would re.
turn his clothes he would do SO, if Gener-
al Forrest would designate some safe place
for the clothes to be deposited so sup
pose our General will get his clothes. His
watch was stolen from under his pillow.
The thieving rebel lost it opposite head
quarters and an orderly found it. The
Gener, now looks upon his watch-Ss q
trophy.
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TAX IN KIND.

DRODUCEl;S will take notice that after the
Is. September next, all estimates for the
crop OF 1868. unpaid in whole or part, will BE-
transferred TO the District Collector.
In all cases where the producer holds n re.
ce pit on account of Tax in Kind for the year
1858. given by Army Quart crnastcrs or Com
missaries, purchasing officers or bonded agents.
Officers in command of troops, bonded agents
in charge of pnblic animals, or persons sPec
ally authorized To- collect Tax III Kind, such
receipts will be taken up by the District Post
Quariermaster. or his agents and credited ON
Assessors estimates; but in all cases, where
proof is required that the producer was dehv-
, cred as Tax i'll Kind, the estimate will he trans
ferred 30 the District Collector, before whom
the proof will be taken as provided for in
struciions from Commissioner OF Taxes.
j. w. HARDY,
A. ii. KIRBY,
Agents for Post Quartcrmaster, 9th Z. D., ). c.
| August % II 70
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Negro Impress ments.

The following from the Louisville Jour-
nal shows how the Yankees get up Gre
cruits" for their army in Kentucky:
The colored population were slightly ex-
cited yesterday aud the day before.
The military authorities concluded to
clear the streets of the idle. loafers, aud
the patrol guard was instructed to arrest
all of the African citizens, tree, slave or
contraband, found idling about the city.
On Tuesday evening two hundred. of said
Africans were collected by the guard aud
furnished quarters for the. night at Bar
racks No l. They were turned over to
Captain Hewett yesterday morning to be
placed a, work on the Notifications Of the
city. The patrols were still after the col
ored population yesterday, and numerous
stragslers were picked up and furnished
with something to do. -
The "contrabands Is Slaves from
Southern States made free by the Presl-
dents proclamation---are given chance to
volunteer into the army, aud become mem :
bers of the Corps de trique. If they arc
no, patriotic enough to volunteer, by some
peculiar process they are drafted into the
ranks. 1t requires but suit Ct blue and
q musket to to transform the worthless con-
traband into brave. defender Of the Un-
ion. The "free American citizens, natives
of Africa and descendants Of Ham, arc
placed into the fatigue corps, furnished
with "bosses," pick, aud a spade, and
place to dig.
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ICn1.ollin. Office,

SrARTANBURG c. IT,, S. G. August &, 1861.
HOMPLAlNTS have hccn made to me that
certain persons. who have been detailed
On grounds OF public necessity, are charging
unreasonable prices for the products of their
labor. The Necessity for the detail of u man
ceases. whenever his neighbor's determine
that his prices unreasonable All such
persons will certainly be sent To The army.
Tanners, Millers Sh"enakers. Elack >mi hs
Mill wrights &C., take warning You are de-
tailed for the benefit of your neighbors, and
not op-anyUther grounds
J. II. MARSHALL,
Lieut.. aud Enrolling Officer.
Aug IL ID If
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TAX IN KIND.

FFICE sbove the store room former
~ .ly occupied by Col q. w. II. Lcgg
where may be found until the goth inst
After that time will endeavsr to attend
at the following places on tho days stated
Glenn Springs, Monday, 29th August.
Cross Anchor, Tuesday, 3Oth August.
Hobbys, Wednesday, 81. -.
Hebron, Thursday, LIST September.
Walnut Grove, Friday, I'd September.
Spartanburg G. H., Saturday, Sd Septem,
! Der.
GeLtry's, Monday. 5th September.
Cavins' Old Fled, Tuesday, 9th scptem-
woodfuff., "Wednesday. & : 7th September.
Cashville, Thursday, 9th September.
Crawfordsvile. Friday, 9th September.
Spartanburg q. IL. Saturday, 10th Septem-
ber.
Fort Prince. Monday. 18th September.
V,rnonsville, Tuesday, 18th September.
ReidvilIe, Wednesday, 14th September.
Johnson's. Thursday, 18th September.
Morgan's. Friday, 10th September.
spartanburg c. Ii. Saturday, 7th Septem.
Der.
Beech Springs. Monday, 10Th September.
Holly Springs, Tuesday, 10th September
Cannon's store, "Wednesday , September.
Fingcrsvillc, Thursday 22 September.
Walls Mill, Friday, 23 September.
Spartanburg I. ii (, Saturday, "a Septcm-
Der.
Pollards Mill, Monday, 90 September.
Thorns, Tuesday, u Septenr> er.
Cowpens (Ezells Store,) Wednesday, %
September
McKeIveys, Thurday, 90 September.
Cherokee Springs, Friday, 30 September.
Spatanbury &. H., Saturday. LIST October
Koihng Mil, Monday, 3 October.
Macomsons St re. Tuesday, October.
Grasscy Pond, Wednesday, 5 October.
Limestone Springs, Thursday, 6 October
Gnrrisons, Friday, Z October.
Spartanhurg, Saturday, s October.
Bivingsviile, Monday, 10 October.
Packolct. Tu, sday, Ill October.
Rich iull. Ncdu> s'l,y. l. October
All persons are required t. render in on
oath the amount of heat, Oats, Shcat
Oats, Rye, curcd Hay, aud Wool raised
and gathered in 1854.
And notice is hereby given that the
time of Assessment allowed is short aud
al m'nt ~ lumctu,l III g'vIu. II he ah",u
,i' civ, at ii 1t ca'l Ut they w..! nr u,,hr Il.
d,tau,trrs.
All the above must be returned accord
ing to th" weight aI!o ed pr Bl>hel, viz
Oats, y lbs; Rye, 81 lbs Wheat, TO lbs
l.. Nj. GENTRY, Assessor,
For Tax in Kind, tor ~ Col District
Srar.anburg, August, 1864.
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The following order has just been pro-


mulgaied at Vicksburg by General Dana
Spectators in staple articles of food have
monopolized the supply, and ale grinding
the faces OF the poor.
DO they expect to be permitted either
to starve the needy, or to compel gener-
Gus Government To feed them, while the
few who have money are pouring wealth
into their laps!.
Flour will not be sold within this dis
trct at a higher fate than sixteen dollars
per barrel, or nine cents per pound; pork,
fifty seven dollars per barrel, or thirty two
cents per pound; ham, forty cents per pound
bacon, thirty three cents per pound; salt
four cents per pound.
Any trader, storek ccpcr, speculator, mer
chan., sutler OF citizen, having these sup
plies on hand, is hereby ordered to sci
them, when called for, at the above rates
the purchaser having the option OF deter
INNING the quantity within the limit o
twent, pouuis oi each for each person.
The Provost Marshal will see TO the en-
forcemcnt of this order, will cncourag,
euinpiaints for ITS violation, and will punlsl
guilty parties Tor the first offence by n fin,
vi slUU; Tor the second by fine OF Sl0'
and Imprisonment for ten days, and TO
the third by conf cation of stock and im-
prisOnment, at discretion.
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Enrolling Office.

SrARrANBuRo. 5. c., August 10. 1864
CENERAL Desertcrs have recently sent
~ messages To me. imqurIng il would pun
nish them. or place them under guard. IT they
would voluntarily report TO me. | will state
for The benefit II all soldiers who are improp-
crly absent from their commands, that | will
not punish or place under guard any one who
will 'oiuninriiy iepori I" ne within n reason
hbc time from thus date will iurn sh thea,
'"an>p"r'aIiu.., aud trnst ihar many will cIn
brace 'his opportunity t" return Ia their duIy.
and l,'us wipe out the stigma Of dcsertion from
their names.
j. ii. MARSHALL,
Lieut.. and Enrolling oilccr
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CLAIM AGENCY.

As many persons have made application
to me to obtain amounts due to their de.
ceased kindred for effects of which they
died pussess-d of; and of which no account
has been given | would say to all such
that ! am NOW IL correspondence with an
agent at Richmond, to obtain said amounts,
and by calling or me at my Office, will
endeavor to recover tn. same for them.
j. NJ: tLTOED, Claim Agent.
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A WOULD lie LADY KILLER

Somebody's loves
Are just like his gloves,
Which he puts on aud uf ut pleasure;
lie can rha,,su.siza
Ger auy one eyes,
And a,t,er and couri beyoni measure.
Hes tan ald he's SRA; ght,
twitp a swargcriug gait.'
And sometimes t,li = "a SO thc t",r, -
While his D"o":i "a! YhiA
Ia II ocrapcs II ",s,
Grows brliau. rs lie d>ih i,np,otc,,
iIc's II Friend ~ ,hc vine,
DRINKS, ~, how much wine
OFT enpiie> a bottle ut dirner
And B.aniy anl Gros
A.d tavprite egg n"gg;
oh danseis be ware of this sinner.
He sighs and lie smiles,
Has mauy sweet wies,
To gain Of your heart a large port on;
But, ladies beware,
l'cn'. give him your hair
For of keeping it he not on
He'll put it in rings
And such silly things,
While Byron so s&ee,ly repeating,
Returning the trcss
Feel nought of distress,
But prove quite voracious in eating.
He's Oft on n bender,
Saying things tender,
Aad Eorgets all that's happened next day;
He'd open his eyes
In widest surprise,
Were you TO tell him half he did say.
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FoRREsT's MEN.-lt does a Confederate
good, says the Mobile Advertiser 4 Regis
ter, to look at Forests men, and we must
confess We have enjoyed the sight and the
study OF these hardy riders. Rough in ex-
terror, there is u manly devil may care air
about them that bespeaks men who have
followed their great leader in many foray
aud charge, carrying terror to the ranks of
their enemies. They are, too, the happiest
and most cheerful soldiers we have ever
looked upon. Disdlining sabre, the rifle
(most OF them Sharpe s. and six-shooter are
the arms they delight in. Every one speaks
OF the aacrity and order oftheir movements.
Horses, artillery and baggage we're remov-
ed from the cars on tn ir arrival, in the
time 1t usually takes passenger train to
empty itself, and it was remarked by a
gentleman who saw their arrival, that they
woul have been ready to fight in twenty
minutes after the car stopped. When We
saw them, knots Of them were cleaning
their rifles and rcvolvers, as if they were
the principal objects of their solicitude.
These manly patriots look altogether
worthy of their great leader. and the rough
and brilliant military school in which they
have been trai"cd. Hurrah for Forests
men, aud all honor to their peerless chief.
tain
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$500 REWARD.

ID CNAMAl about six weeks since. my ne
III gro boy PINK. Saiu hoy i, about -
Years old mulaito-j feet inches hig aud
weights about 10 pounds. Pink is supposed
!" bci"rkng about Ihc neighho,hood OF C,mp-
ohcilo. in this Di,rrct. The above reward
Will he paid Tor has apprehension and lodge
fmcnI in Jai. II. II THOMSON.
July II 2l a.
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$50 Reward.

ID uNAWAY from the subscriber The
~ 18th inst, my negro Boy, GILES. lie is
about b ieeI inches high copper color, about
10 years of age ; had on when he left a blue
Jeans coat, besides taking other clothes with
him.
will give II reward of Fifty Dollars for his
apprehension and odgment in any Jail so that
| can get him.
MRS. JUNIUS THOMSON.
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ECSlIS Az.

wv ESTLEY LANFOED tolls before me a
w large BAY MARE, sixteen or seventeen
hands high. about sixteen years oil. boIh hind
feet white. one up 10 rhc pas'er joint: her r ght
hind ankle is enlarged. she has bee appraised
nj one hundred and sixty dollars
The owner can tUd hcr mile above Spar
tanburg &. H., near Cherokee Springs.
ELIAS WALL, Magistrate.
June T.. 1864. eff
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CON MITTED

FENo JAZZ. N sturdy 23i instant. n Ne
I '."' NAN. w"" s,ys lis name j. Rich
'nr "A' 40 hc",us- To David la nh. oi
.H.."..ru h.NrI,L 80 "a Richard IL ah ,ut
=, !'a.> old. about five feet high-badly Fox
u.a r'd Inc owner viii come i,rward. prove
property, pay charges aud take hun away.
T. W. fAEHOW, Jailur
Nag ! II tf
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The Yankees claim that two hundred OF
the prisoners captured at Fort Games have
expressed IA willingness TO take the oath q:
allegiance to to the Federal Government.
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BURG, S. c.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22 1864
From Indiana.

At indianapolis, on the 10th ultimo,
there was grand reception of several re-
turning regiments. Governor Morton made
an address to the soldiers, in the course Of
which he discussed the question of an ar
mistice as follows:
1t requires two parties to mako an ar
mistice; and JEFF. Davis has already dcclar-
ed that he demands the withdrawal of our
armies fiom the South as necessary pre
liminary to any negotiation. " no shall
ask Tor an armlsticeI Shall our Govern
ment sue for terms at the feet of the Southy
W i'll this audience of soldiers agree to
that? [Cries Of "No! Now] But what
does an arnistice meanI 1t means to cease
operations in front Of Atlanta; it means to
loose the hold OH Richmond; it means to
stop Farragut at Mobile.
AS every one knows, diplomacy takes q
great deal OF time, and probably, at last,
would fail Can We spare enough of the
weather now left US for military operations
to be frittered away in ar,nistice, and then
find ourselves carried into the winter, when
our campaign must necessarily close? Can
We afford that now? But who believes the
rebels will vols ntarily come back into the
Union, and give up those very ideas for
winch they have suffered the horrors of u
long and blocdy war, especially if W, are
10 acknowledge, by asking an nrmisticc,
that we are unable to conquer them?
Can We coax them batky Ii We try that
we shall have to agree to pay their war
debt, to give pension to their widows and
orphaus aud maimed sulJiers; we shall
have to pay the damage that has been done
to the Southern States during the war; aud,
more than all, we will have to engraft into
our Constitution the doctrine OF secession
Suppose We succeed. When We come to
voting money to pay the war debt of the
South. or to pensi their soldiers, or to re-
imbur,e them Tor damages, aboiition Massa-
chusettes, abolition Ohio, abolition Wiscon-
sin, will tell US, I'VE did not want an ar
mis,ice, We wanted to fight this wal out;
but us you have acknowledged secession in
your Constitution, We will quietly walk
out" In this way the Union would go to
pieces, and the country We tried to save be
roken up by the very compromise that
wa, intended to preserve it We can make
no compromise but what will breaS up the
Government. The only way to get out Of
the war is to fight it out Applause
But these peace men say the North is
exhausted. Are We exhausted ? The cost
OF this war is nct onc-half of the profits of
the cou.try. We have never been rs
wealthy as now, and there are three mil
iohs OF men in the North who have not
yet shoudered Il musket in this war Are
We exhausted General Grant has the re
bellion by the throat in front OF Richmond,
and the General has told United States
Senator that he would no, let 90 his hold
even If New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ingtol should &c burned. Sherman is all
right at Atlanta, and we will crush this re-
teiion il We are not pulled off by the trai-
tors of the North
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The Yankees are arresting and carrying
off all The male citizens OF Loudon county,
Va, without regard to age. They are also
destroying all the crops, hogs and cattle in
The county, aud taking away all the hor-
beo.
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A wiEcs tears, shed TOO often, harden
The husband instead oi soitening him. The
cyewatcr becomes petriiying water.
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Somebody says that the little post at the
corner of brick range is a military post
another body says it is a post of observation,
which is il joel @ -. se~
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From he Daily South Carolinian.
HOWARD S. B0BO.

Hx yILL on rur 18TH OF AUGUST, 1864.
He hiss gone from his home like the sunbeams,
which play
In their beauty around us, and then pass
Like the life Of tho sweet summer flowers,
- 'f which an
The air with their fragrance, but drOop at the
'"' chill
or the FIRST wintry blast. He has parted with
life, '
mid the clamor Of war and the chill winds OF
strife.
" With the brave Of our army-the best Of our
land
He feared not in hardships danger to stand;
He quailed not when missiles Of death sped
around
Not once faltered he at the cannon's dire sound.
With glory aud hope in his bosom he fell
He fell, gallant beyi at his post, fighting well.
His comrades are weeping around his cold
form;
He hecds not their sorrow-he feels not the
OF strife aul Of battle; his soul is Mt rest
Where trouble aud pain shall no more fill his
breast
No fife cali to duty no drum beat alarm!
No reveille rob his sweet dreams Of their
=. charm!
He is sleeping so swcetly-Oh. friends, weep
not now!
Remember that glory and love crown his brow;
Dispel the dark anguish which tidcs with you
still,
And sweeps DER your heart-srings with pitt
less thrill.
Anothnr star beams above in the bright band
To guide you in safety to that happy land.
To thee, agei sire, whose silver lockstell
That Heaven is not distant-there thou shalt
soon dwell;
To the faithful mother, whose sad, breaking
Now feels that the dearest and best must de-
part;
To- the MISUNDERSTANDING God send his
10 c,mlc, YOU here and to lead yom above
WESTON.
FLcpn., Au-ns 81. 1854.
(StEa! Lgll f"nGl !..dy' rei'fJ,iD)
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A I the kilns. Fresh Lime is now on hand
n of ;he best quality, for exchange only for
provisions. leather, ipon etc, from the prudu-
GERS. Exchange only on The old rices on
both sides. w. CURTIS.
Feb lS a. If
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I have received the amounts due on the fol-
lowing claims. Parties interested will please
call and receipt for amounts, or send IN order
BY some responsible person.
J. NJ ELEORD Claim Agnp,
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

WV HEREBY give notice that we Will
w prosecute according 10 Jaw, any aud
every person, WHO may hereafter tres pass on
our hand situated near Ins town oil spartan
burg. tAMENoN 60
Nav 26 "
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Sept %, 1864.
Blanton Ambrose, wilkins. TT
Harris, j. q. Jr. Lipscombe We
Horton, Joel johnson. Jas
Willis, a Duncan. j NJ
Griffin. John Petit, Henry
williams. W Young. Vim. II.
Rcaves, Green Hobby, JAS. A.
Brown ID Hamm, Thos. p
Keller, j a Smith, Edward
Hembree. Robt PANE, Isaiah
Hammett. W L Petty, Joseph
Foster. J. ii.
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WOQDRUFF as a candidate for seat in tie
next Legislature.
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MR. EDIroR: Please announce Gen. Is. Is.
FOSTER, didate to ePresent Spar
tanburg District in the Legislature, Mt its next
ssssioa, and much obligc many FRIENDS.
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We are authorized to announce JsW. B0BO,
Esq, ss 3 candidate for seat in the next Leg
islsture.
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We are authorized to announce WOOD
WARD ALLEN as o candidate to represent
Spsrtanourg District in the next Legislature.
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CLAIM AGENT,

August Is, 1854.
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August p
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We are authorized 10 announce Lieutenant
n. ii. THOMSON, as a candidate for the Leg
islaturs, ct the next ensuing election.
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Lime. Lime. Lime,,

Agents for Post Quartcrmaster, 9th Z. D., :. c
August % II 70
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06

by the same directors. And if what was
stated be trae, upon their guilty heads alone
rests the responsibility Of that fearful Indian
outbreak in Minnesota that thrilled the M.
20" With horror. even in these fearful wair
times, when human blood is smearsd every.
where, and we have grown exceedingly cal.
lous.
= One, and it is a comparatively small pecu.
lation, compared with others on the part ol
= v aslhington lawyer, whose name occupie,
. shining place on the Avenue, II cannot Re-
frain ffom mentioning. His reputation is =.
yet not cursed, and his name is -.
= There was a claim due to the Winnsbaeo
indians OF thirty three thousand dollars, all
rfsdy. to be paid them This fellow, actin,
as their attorney, forwarded to the Indian,
drafts obtained from Riggs & Co. and retain
ed for his services one half of the whole sum
that il, over sixteen Thousand dollars. The,
had, poor creatures, no redress
Tho mills Of Con grind slowly"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-06
1ORTGAGE SALE. s, Z I

nHAuLT having bssa made /. tho ccudi.
- ton OF = e.:Itain Mortgage executed and
delivered 6 ~ william 81. Nichols and Jane z.
Nichols his wifs Of the County Of Faribsul,
and State Of Ainnesota, to J. G. Ea.ton dated
the eighth Day OF January one thousand EIGHT
hundrcd and sixth-thrse, ana duly recorded in
ths of8cs Of the Register Of Deeds. tor the
County ofCoodhus, State Of Minnesota on tho
T. N. in Book Of Mortgages, on paoe, 800
2sl, 3s2 on which there is cisi med t. be- due At
fte date Of this notice, tho SUN of two hun
dred and dtsen doll rps ana fifteen cents and
no suit or proceedings 1t Law having been Gem
menced thereon
NOW teersfors, notice is hereby eiven tha,
oy virtue Of power of sale contained in. said
Mortgage, and in confv, nifty to the statute IN
ssch case made and provided, the said Mort.
gage Will bs forsclossd Dy sale of tho premi-
ses desezibed therein or of 20 much thereofas
may DO sat1eisnt to satisfy tho amount ther
due on said Mortgage tossther With tho expon:
No: oisaie .sd thirty dollafr attorneys fee,
stlPrlsted in aid Aortgaeetat psblic auctio,
70 thc highest bidder 1t Tho Office Of the Banl
etksd Wing in Red Wing in.sid. County 70
9ocd hse on Tharsday ahe 18th 8da, Of MI,
| 1854, 1t II o'clock Of tho forenoon Of tho sani
day. The promises described in said Mort
ga&e are ~ tollows, viz ~
!. The East half Of tie North East Quarter an,
me North West Quarter of the Mort. Ea.
Quarter and tho North East Quarter Of tn
South East Quarter all in !, ction No. thirty
three ~ in Township No. ene hundred an
tsteven (1ll) Of Range 70. sevensed. (l7) con
tanning one hundred and SIXTY acres {
land motS-of loss, e. X = n
Dated the slst dfy'of March 4. D. 1864. Il
| ''' JC. EAsToN, Mortencce.