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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-12
A BIT of PbIIoIoKy.

The Religious Monthly Magazine takes excep-
tiOn to the phrase, "under the circumstances"
The editor thinks It may be "all very well If one
can take the position under what is only standing
around (cireat1- stantes) him :" and adds Yet
many of our most filished-we cannot, in this
instance, say classic-writcrs and speakers as
for example, Mr.. Everett, in his late Faneuil
Hall speech, are frequently geltng under circum-
stances We cannot see how they do it, or, when
done, we cannot see anything lbOUe them. When
man takes his stand R the circumstances we
think he is master of bis position, and can defend
himself classically and tymol0gcally."
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DEATH FROM SWALLOWING A CENr--YcSter-
day Coroner Grteutreo held an inquest at No. So
McMachen street, over he cody of a chi named
William f. Flynu, who it appears had swallowed
cent several days since, which il was all ged
caused his death.-Bakimors San.
The STBoMnoLI's NAME CHANGRD By o der
OF the Navy Department, the name of the rOrlcdo
vessel heretofore known as the StroH }3F has been
changcdto Spytcn Tuvtei, OF in good square Eng
ligh, In spite Of the Devil" OF cours, this is 4
wicked name, but as she is intended for wicked
work il must be all right.
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No. Sl2 Chestnut STREET,
BesS leave to inform his esteemed customers that h pre-
sent stock OF
FANCY GOODS AND Toys
surpAsses that OF any former Importation Having
keed with care every article himself he truly
there Is similar establishment In the country that
compare with his. As TO prices getting bis goods from
the nst manufacturers and artists in Europe those deal
ers who buy from the impcTe here TO sell again
tAinly not compete with him or the following goods he
Keeps 80 lRTEe variety, and In such entirely styles
as NO other store In this city o1er:--
LADIES' WORK BOXES.
JEWELRY ODoR, AND GLOVE BOXES.
RECEsHARlES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEE,
WHITING DkBKB-DRESSlHG GASES.
IANs PARIS GILT AND BRONZE GOODS.
PARIAN WAhE-BOHEMIAH GLASS,
VASES OF FINEST ANTIQUE AND MODERN
CUTLERY--FINEST ENGLISH WALKING CAhRB
CRICKET AND ARCHERY IhPLEhHHrS.
FANCY LEATHER GOODS.
LADIES' BAGs-ONkR TWENTY DIFFERENT
CABAs, POCKET BOOKS CIGAR CAsAs.
PURSES AND PORTMONGAIES.
GAMVS OF ALL KINDS.
CHESS, DOAIEOES, LOTTOES.
CRlBBAGE, COUNTERS, CHESS AID BACK
CANON BOARDS.
BAGATELLE AND TIYOLI.
IN TOis-ThI department Is complete IN every Varle
known, with many novel things never before mporte
Dons the very large variety Of every kind known kept
this store supasseI in beauty ana tasteful dressing
thing known here and In EuTOpe. This Is idle boast
Ladies should Cell and see them. u-So-Tlt
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John IL. STOKES,
No. 100 ARCH STREET,
REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS
splendid Variety for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS
Consisting OF stuff Goods.
French MeTinoes and Poplins.
lupin's Single and Dsuble width Black Dele ipa-
Lupin's Bright VOL PlaidG.
Lupins Fine Quality French Merlnoes Blf
Heavy Ribbed Wool POplins, SlbO
Gay and Plain style Cotton and WoOlDsG
bOOyaId Callcoes, from ~ y TO 5Oc.
Plaid ShAwls-Gav and Desirable
Plain ShRNls-for Service.
Childrsn's ShRwls-LOng aud Square.
Ladies, Gents, and Chlldren's Gloves.
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Ladies Hem Stitched Hdkfs
Gents SILK Hdks
Bdmora Skirs-L6rge Assortment.
Splendid Counterpanes, nom Auction.
Flannels-White and Colo red.
Russia Crash and niaper
- llOO yards American Crash, at l2Ic.
II Ladies Will examine this stock they win nnd good
goods at the very lowest prices No trouble to show thom
Come and examine, at
JOHN II. STOKES,
Ho-lm No. 707 ARCH Street
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GEORGE PLowMAN, CARPENTER AND
" Builder, No. asa CARrER Street, and No. lGl BOCK
street Machine WOTh and hilWhghting pTOnptI ~
iended 70. LIN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
How E.ong !!

siar lenu are Cur authorities going
d. a.D.e f'.e r,l,ls ~ violate the rules
=. .sl&z., warfare without calm. them
~ sut.a, f,r the same
'sae onl. way t. call them to account
ani arrest their numbering instead q!
u.:!,h" course is to ,iea, with them sc.
.5rely III retaliation
tron almost every source where they
have succeeded in capturin. negro
troons Or their Oil ,ers, comes the news
>, IT they have most inhnma.ipl, butch
cred hem III vocation o! 81; rules OF war
i: Is lhon; time the tenor Of this news
,ssas changed. 1t is inn time ,ha,
n, 50 :elc,r>! IL, that our authorities
"e taking r",a.iatory steps.
The late l.n.yhering Of negro troops
ane, heir officers at .'e taking Of Fort
Pillow by the rebels, now lon lily calls
TOR snc't !. course Of proceedings or
wal onr government permit these things
I. b. repeated time and again, until
thousands Of our brave soldiers have
been msr.lerod ~ these fen,ls vixen
their lives might be spared, if but a
snfi:2icn, number otrcbel prisoners, now
IL car han,is, should be hang in retail
,a.;on tor ;he.s past butchcrcs.
III General Orders 10. %, issued at
Washington Jai, -, 1858, by tie Pres
i3ent occurs the following, which should
now be put into force.
sB7 order os tie War Department,
n,iah provides that for every soldier
of the United States killed in violation
nf,he laws Il war, rebel soldier shall
ne executed, ana Tor every one en>layed
lsy II. enemy or se!l Into slavery, a
rebel soldier shall be placed al hard Ia
nor 81 tho pubic works, and continued
~ sueil labor until the other shall be re
leased ard receive the treatmen. dur
10 prisoner Ut war.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

Cairo, April l6.--The excitement
at Metropolis, ILL.,, and along the river
for the last week, in regard to guerillas
that swarm upon the,opposite Kentucky
shore, has been intense. It is known
that the 81, 7th and 9Th Kentucky reb.
el regiments, are infesting and over.
running the entire country across the
river, and tho citizens Of Metropolis
have been in constant state Of pain
full anxiety, not knowing what hour
they might be pounccd upon.
Gnnboats are constantly patroling
the river, and have taken every posi-
bic precaution to prevent gncrillas from
crossing. They have smashed up all
the rkiffs and canoes along both banks
Of the river, and sunk all other floating
crafts that they might sicze upon.
The citizens Of Metropolis have for
two days been sleeping in their clothes,
ready to either defend thomclyes or
decamp at moments notice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
4 Night with M0sby's Cayalry--
Nal row Esca pc Of Gen. Grant.

WAsnlsGToN, April 1G-Dispatches
from the headquarters Of the Army OF
the Potomac state that yesterday, about
noon a party Of rebel cavalry made an
attack on the picke,s at Bristow Sta
ton, but was driven off after brisk
skirmish. Ore man was killed and two
wounded, but we're carried off by their
comrades. The mail train, with Gen.
Grant on board, had just passed a few
minutes bcf.re the attack was made,
and it is supposed that the intention
was to capture him.
New York, April 16.-Thc N. Y.
Times Army of,he Potomac dispatch
says: A'majority Of tho suffers and
other citizens have LETT for Washing
ton.
The accession Of three or four brig.
AIDES to the enemy's force opposite
Raccon Ford, is reported on good au
thority.
The Worlds special from Washinton
says: Several dcscrtcrs belonging to
a New England regiment escaped dur
The army is being constantly reinforc-
ed by the arrival Of veterans and parts
Of regiments.
Having left the army ofthc Potomac
at II this morning, | speak knowingly
Of the prospects. The roads are SO
dried as to allow the ficcsr locomotion,
and there is nothing to hinder an early
movement. The streams have assumed
their wonted dimensions, and the
roads arc passiblc, to say the least.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
The new Gold Dill.

A lii has passed tie Senate, which
if il should pass the House and become
4 law, ard we hope it viii, it will
greatly tend TO dry up this specializing
II gold on the margin aud thus bring
i, down. Il provides that there shall
be 10 buying or selling Of gold, coin,
bullion Or foreign exchange without an
aetna! manual delivery Of the article at
,i.e time the sale is made, and the pay
mont therefore mad" in full; and ,ha,
lf.e bargain must be made a: the office
81 elder the purchaser or seller. The
penalty ier violation is a fine of 81 900
- .ees, and Imprisonment. not less
s..an three nor more than'tWtlve months
oie bait The money to so TO the IN.
ieIincr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

The tide Of emigration westward has
already set in, and almost daily NC oh.
serve trains Of emigrsnt wagons pass
through our city on their way to Ne
braska, Idaho, and other points west
Some Of these hardy emigrants are
taking considerable stock along with
them, and go with the intention OF
permanently locating far ont upon the
confines Of civilization; while others,
dazzlcd with the reports OF the rich
gold discoveries in Idaho and Colorado,
intend to remain only suficicn, length
Of time to secure a fortune. Many of
the latter class, We apprehend, will 70
turn home greatly disappointed, and
will bring with them even with less
money than they carried away. Such
has proven the case in many instances
heretofore. Burlington Xurkeye.
Union forces have occupied
Eagle Pass and Corpns Christi, Texas.
Eight hundred prisoners were taken at
the latter point. A large body Of Cali
fornia cavalry has joined the Union for
ces in Texas, having crossed overland
and a Texas cavalry regiment is coop
Grating with the Union troops.
The rebel railroads are represented
by refugees as ina terrible condition;
trains not being able to make more
than ten miles per hour. Large nun
bers OF troops are on their way to Rich
mond from different portions If the
South.
DTsTErcr CoURr.-The last Term oil
the Distric Court, which commenced or
Monday Of last week, was more than .
usually prot'a acted one, havi' g beer
continued until Saturday evening, IL
o'clock p. NJ. Several judgements
were rendered against the Gaena &
Chicago Railroad Company, treble dam
ages, for running over stock. The dam
ages were made treble as a penalty tt
the Company for not fencing the road
-MurshuU Co. Times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

MALAYSIA COUNTY -UeraM notices
young boy Lamed Marion Cook, age
years, residing IN Scott township,
Mahaska county,. who has wonderful
memory and already possesses remark.
able oratorical power. He is frail and
small OF his age. On the occasion of a
supper to the soldiers, recently, he de-
claimed several pieces in the presence
Of large audience, 4 p'ch were rect d
with great applause His me DRY is
such that after hearing piece read
twice he can generally repeat it nearly
word for word.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
Nix. EDITOR.


| desire TO call the attention, of the
People Of Toledo, to the condition OF
the Public Square, which in its present
condition is discred,t to our County
Saat,sand the good people thereof. The
Public Square, should be an ornament
instead ola nuisance, and with compar-
ativcly but little expense, the publ,
square, could be converted into a beau
tiful place for Public Buildings, and for
holding public meetings, by repairing
the fence and setting out shade trees.
All that is needed is a little enterprise
to start the matter, and then . small
amount given by each of our Towns
men, to complete the matter and make
the square, an ornament, and credit to
the Town and county.
Is there not enterprise sufficient in the
citizens Of Toledo, to prompt them to
the immediate prosecution OF SO nee.
essary measure to their credit and
local interest. If done this Season, the
work must be done at once, as the time
tor setting out trees will soon be past
| have consulted with some Of the Cit
izcns about the matter, and the pro-
priety Of calling meeting at the Court
House to take into consideration, this
subject, and suggest, Friday evening at
u o'clock as the time. Let there be
a full attendance.
One that feels interested.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

It is asserted, on good authority, that
there are in London 10000 children
trained to crime, $4,000 men living by
low gambling, $4,000 by constant thiev
ing, 5000 receivers OF stolen goods,
and 5000 men and women subeisting
by other disgracsful means. There
are no fewer than $4,000 beegars. So
that there are moro than 100000 per-
sons in the London district, Of all ages
and sexes, who prey upon the honest
and industrious part Of the community.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

MIR. WlET1NG.
Tama county has this day forwarded
to the Sanitary commission in Chicago
900 lbs Sanitary Goods, this is bu: a
small offering to what has already been
done by the noble people Of this county
not only for her own brave sons, but
for suffering humanity where ever found
and she would as soon think Of recall
ling those noble soldiers from the field
as to Withhold her supplies from the
10000 sick and disabled soldiers in GU
hospitals at this time.
Nj. A. ROGERS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

The massacre al Fort Pillow is awak.
Aning the whole country. Retaliation
is promised, and We hope it will come
tron. Mr., Wilson introduced the fol-
loving in the House last Saturday:
"Mt. Wilson Of Iowa introduced a
joint resolution, Mhl.h was unanimous
" passed, that the Joint Committee on
the conduct Of the War, or suc, mem
Der. thereof as may be designated, pro-
teed ut once to Fort Pillow and
examine into the facts and circumslan-
-. attending the | recent attack and
capture OF tho Fort by tho rebels, and
that they report with as little delay as
possible"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
The Rebel EBa rl,ar iaIss nave left
Fort Pillow.
Cairo, April lG.

Cairo, April l6.
The Glendale and q. II. H,llman ar.
rived this evening, from Memphis yes
terday, with over l 900 bales of cotton
They passed Fort Pillow last evening.
The rebels had all gone. The main
body left yesterday morning, and the
rear guard in the afternoon, taking all
the small arms and destroying the am
munI,ion. Nothing 's left of the place
but few chimneys standing. Every.
thing was burned.
Last evening small party Of rebel.
appeared on the Kentucky shore o,,po.
site Metropolis, and fired with small
arms across the river. The citizens
turned ont and returned tho ere, wher
tho rebels left.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

New York, April 4.-Na,chez IA.
pcrs Of the lat have report that the
rebels have blown up the rams Shrcvc
port and Missouri to prevent their fall
ing into our hands, and evacuated
Shreveport
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

Camp Of 10th Iowa, nifty Vols.
Huntsville, Ala, April 18th, 1854.
MIR EplroH.
have deemed it my duty
| to act as an Occasional correspondent
for your Journal, in behalf of Go. &C.
10th 1nfty. Rrgt,. We are encamped
at Huntsville Ala, which is in fact the
best part ot'the South we have been in.
It can well be called the paradise of
Dixie Huntsville, is situated in a
large and fertile valley, in which there
are many very extensive plantations.
| The town has been one of the finest in
the South, but is now nearly deserted
by its citizens and has very chcorless
and desolate appearance.
We have very neat and pleasant
camp aud good quarters. In conse-
quence of a general order from D Wis
ion headquarters each company in every
regiment must have company cooks,
and the companies Of our regiment have
luilt houses for the purpose Of cooking
and eating in. We get plenty and a
good quality of "Grub'' and we are
now living in 'hotel style
Over three fourths Of our regiment
have re enlisted as veterans. They
were mustered in as such on the 3o,h
ut, Twenty two Of Go. {, have re en-
listed, and their names are as follows !:
Lieut.. ". II S:ollard; Sergcan,s, ]. II
Lormer, Y. p. Gray, j. X. Lux, John
N. u.llmon and \. NJ. Roberts: Cor
p"rals, Thos. Hrannen, !. II. Richard
SOP, Il +. Howard and J. RI. Sntn
p,ivates Cyrus Maholn, G. s. b .iley,
+ Bailey, J. W. Coles, Thos. Glen,
G. w. Gnilford, p. Higgins, s. D. New
ton, ". =. Rhodes, n. p. Stevenson,
John Sawyer and Samuel Walker.
There are but ten with the company
who ha>e not re enlisted, and that sim
mortal ten have thought it proper to
awail until a greater portion OF the
Northern Radicals now enjoying II
pleasures Of home have taken their turn
in the field in subaning the enemies ct
American Liberty. The veterans of Il G
regiment will undoubtedly start fer
Iowa in few days, whore they will be
tnl,onyhel, and Ike regiment recruited
Our regiment has considerable guard
and fatigue duty TO perform, and there
fore we have but few leisure moments.
The health Of our regiment never was
better than now, and l think there is
no; one on the sick list in onr company
to day. This part CT Dixie proves to
be The most healthy location We have
had the fortune to remain at any
length Of time.
a general cour! martial for the Diyis.
ion is in session here and the criminals
consists Of both officers and privates)
are having justice dealt out to item in
a humane manner. There are no very
important eases before the court.
Out Of thirteen regiments in our al
vision ten have re enlisted as veterans.
The Patriotic ladies Of Toledo very
kindly sent to the llama Boys" If our
regiment, fine lot of sani;aries, which
were received few weeks ago, and for
which the oys are very thankful. l
viii say that the ladies adopted the
best method of sending their Sanitarcs
as it is the safes. and snrcst way Of
reaching those who need the sanltaries
most--,he soldiers in the field.
The weather is quite warm and pleas
ant, the trees are fast leafing out, and
the fruit trees are in full bloom SO that
it has all appearance Of summer.
w. w. YARIIAM.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
THURSDAY ArRiL 81, 1854

d"74rs. BOUNDS & LANGDoN, are OIL
authorized Agents in tie City of Chca &c
lila. 10 procure advertisements and Sub
serip;ions.
~ Msssrs Horace A. Shaw, & Co., 81 Park
how, & i45 Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City to pro
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
e.xS Nns,r:S NJ rETTENGiL & Co, No. 9
Psra Row, New York, ), Il State ST. Boston
ar, arr Agents tor the l@"a Transcript, in
.hose cities, AMI arc authorized 10 take .ilvcr-
rsencnts ard Subscriptions for us at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
New AtlvertiSNleNfN.

State Of Iowa. (ss: 1888
lama ounty,
To Giles Taylor, J. ". Sou.hwick, A.
W. Fox, M,ry Taylor, Isaac L. Allen
and D. NJ. Osborne Il Co
You and each
Of you are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Tama County lowe, a petition
Of the county Of lama claiming of you for
the use Of the Schoolfuni the foreclosure Of
mortgage therein described And that I'M
less you appear thereto and defend OH or be
tore neon of the second day of the next term
of said court, commencing on the third Non.
day Of September 4. y. 1864 default will be
entered against you and judgement rendered
thereon.
ISAAC 1. ALLEN, Dist Atty
Atty for Plaintiff
Rev.
Stamp
81 cts.
pr fee 81 50. ycnlGwl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

$: State Of Iowa, IS. 2os
lama County %
TO John y Cunningham, Olivia Cum.
bingham lis wife, George Carter,
William Martin and Charles ". Sipcs.
lou aud each of yon are hereby notified
mat there IS now on file in the office Of the
eicrk OF The District court Of Tama county.
iowa petition Of the county Of Tama ciai,n-
ing OF You for tho use Of the Shoolfund tho
foreclosure Ct q mortgage therein described
ana ina unless you appear thereto and de-
le.d on or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term of said court commencing ON
the third Monday Of Septcmhcr A. D. 1854
default Will be entered against YOU ana
judgment rendered thereon.
l. L. ALLEN, Dist. Atty
e.l nev. Atty for PlaintiG
" VS. pr. lee $3.50 v6nlGwf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

State Of Iowa, &C. go
Tama County %
TO Joseph Brown. Martha 4. Brown.
J. NJ Huffman, Hall and lTonore, G. N.
Hen lefson Co. William II. Bolton, w
Jackson, Whitney /, on & Bro. Benedict
Mallory, 4 Farnam, " Bannon L IIonore,
John Conncll, George Z lloyet L Amos
Avory
lou and each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office Of the
District Court of Tama County. Iowa, . petit
ton ofthe County Of lama for the use Of the
hoolfund claiming Of you tie foreclosure Of
= contract therein described, and that unless
you appear thereto and defend on or before
noon Of the second day Of the next term Of
said court, commencing on the third Mon
day Of September 1864, def nit win be
entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon
L ALLEN, Dist Atty
Rev. &. Atty for Plaintiff.
Stamp
so cts. mr. fee S760 ~Rn,.-a
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

The loyal State Convention of Vir.
ginia has adopted resolutions abolish
ing slavery in that State.
Petroleum has been found in South.
ern Russia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
| Rev.
| Stany
| 80 cts.
vCn1Gw 1

State State Of Iowa, ISIS: POI
To Peter Brush, Martha A. Brush, T.
A. Graham, DR.. d. Jayne & Son, T.. W.
Terry Co. and G. s. G W. Church.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in The Office Of the
clerk Of the district court Of Tama county.
Iowa, petition Of the county Of Tama for
the use Of the schoolfund claiming of YOU
the foreclosure Of a contract there in de-
scr,bed. And that unless you appear thereto
and defend on or before noon OF the second
day OF the next term OF said court commcnc.
irg on the third Monday Of September A. b.
1854 default will be entered against vou ana
judgment rendered thereon.
ISAAC L. ALLEN, Dist. Atty
Kew. Sth Judicial Dist.
Stamp
OV Ck0s Qf. lee SI. hO Cal
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
Gold Certificate.

New York, April l6.-Salcs Of gold
certificates SO far, are about s. 600, 900.
It is said they arc reaching their limit
and resnmI ton o. gold duties must
soon take place, at least until July.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21
Another Union victory.

Providence, April l6.-The second
trial to elect thirteen members of the
General Assembly, in this city yester-
day, resulted in the success Of the Ma
tional Union ticket.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-21

state Of Iowa, sc. 2O8
Tama County %
To Peter Brush, Mnrtha A. Brush. +.
A Graham, DIR. D. Jay ne & Son. r. ".
Terry 4 Co., and G & g " Church.
You and each Of you are hereby notiAcd
that there is now on Ale in the Office Of the
clerk OF the District ceurt Of Tana county.
Iowa, petition Of Ta,na county for the use
Of the Schooffund claiming Of you the forc-
closure OF contract therein described, and
that unless yon appear thereto and defend
on or before noon of the second day OF tho
next term Of said court, commencing on tho
third Monday Of September 4. y. 1861, de-
fault will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon
Rev. H. ALLEN. Dist. Aitv
Stamp 9Th District
% cts. pr. Fee $3.50 v6nh6w4