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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

We learn that the young soldier who came to
such uutmely end. in Galveston, on the night of
the 9th irlst WIS, with a comrade, returning from
the theatre but being rather late, and DESTROYS to
avoid the santries, endeavDred to reach his quar-
ters by the back part Of the premises, when he
wa fired npon by Baker, aGd MORALLY wounded
AS he was dying, he said to Capt Dupre, to whom
he sincerely attached: !" Is it not too hard
that should be cut off like this, with all my hopes
blastcd.' A great deal of sympathy is expressed
for his brother, who belongs to the same com.
pany. The feeling, we are told, is unanimous that
Baker richly deserved his fate; the public can
have compassion for a man, who, without
provocation, commits lie foul crime Of murder.
The only complaint is that it was not done in a
legal manner the majesty of the law having been
hagrantly violated and tramped under foot, with
out any necessity for it. If the civil law is INSULT
cient 10 protect u.s. let it be substituted BY MAI tal
law but for the honor aud credit OF cur glorious
Coufederacy, we should not be left to the tender
| Iuercies of an nuriated body of men, whether
soldiers or citizens, who, in moment Of frenzied
excitement may commit barbarties which Would
shock the best feelings and instincts of nature
end even the very persons participating in the
deed, as they can have time for reflection.
lvtp..- Narrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

THAT pET.lCAN.-On Saturday last we were pre-
sented with a large and beautiful Pelican, by Mr..
Isobel, teacher! IN Prof. Magruder's Collegiate ILL.,
stitue, who killed It in itlle marsh opposite
Prof Magruder's 1t was quite an attraction dur
ing the day, many Of our citizens never having
seen one before. 1t measured nine feet from tip to
tip. Baton Rouge Advocate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25
A Souvenir of Gen. NIneruder.

Little events, after all, make up the best part Of
mans life. They are numberless. have imme-
mortal dates, and though not scattered over with
the roses of Immortality, cluster together il gar
land, equally, perhaps, sweet, if there are
wild flowers (and wild oats) in their midst. When
Gen Magruaer, then Colonel, was in command
of the United States forces at San Diego, he met
with his first and only defeat He essayed sere-
ade, in honor of several ladies', who were on q
visit to Newtown, with particular reference to one
in whose future welfare he nourished a remote
interest Accordingly all OF the officers of the
| rness who could sing, blow or beat tioe we're
pressed into service, and the knightIy party left
the mission NJ @ about midnight, in a spring wagon,
pen;ty Laden with every Imaginable variety Of
surgeon, of fine good nature and exuberant spirits
along, who had installed himself on the rear seat
with his instrument, which happened to be bottle
OF whisky, in his arms, and upon which he played
with such effect during the ride that he became
thoroughly inspired with the genius Of music. In
those days there was BoWery song, quite popu-
lar, the chorus Of which ran into the following
rhyme
70 m, ,ke n preacher ny fn,h,r did try;
AMI I'm bound butcher, by heaven Or die
This unfortunate song somehow occurred to the
Doctor, and he could no more get it out of his
head than pcrpctrate surgical operation on
shadow The consequence was he could not help
singing it, and when the whole party was duly ar
ranged under tic favored window, in fond antic-
patton Of shower of bouquets aud bon tons. with
flutes. fddes and voices appraised in the plaintye
Legend
OEr in ,hs 81 ly night"
Far louder than all the music broke out the chant,
,'oh my is Jake Keyser!n
The party was panic-stricken but the gallant
Colonel, soon recovering his mental equilibrium.
| turned iercely upon the delinquent EscuIapius
and commanded him to esst from the interruption
and hold his peace. With admirable strategy the
doctor backed himself against an adjacent fence
where he could deliver himself safely, and with
| the most intense dignity, responded:
"Col. Magruger, Pin rofficer of the army
arnyi When I'm at tn mission, I'm under your
| orders: consider self so-and obey EN- But
when I'm down here serenadn,' say, Col Ma
gruger,
I'm bound to be II hatcher, by heaven OF die
| Then, moving off into waltz Of a frantic de-
sciption, he executed about one half Of his favor
| ite opera, and tumbled over on the turf. In the
! meantime, nGht-cap and shotgun emerged
| from one OF the upper windows of the house, and
| pack Of hounds and bull terrier set up q des-
| perate hula -bhlloo uoderneath. The CcloUe Or
dered retreat immediately, which vas effected in
toler.blo order, with the loss of the doctor who
was taken prisoner by the nghteap, and sent back
| to cau4p before day next morning.
| The story is vouched Tor by Lieut.. D., for.
merry of The U. s, Army, VINO relate! 1t with fine
! effect few evenings rGo, in the pariQr Of the
| Sp0tswood, ilticAnoud Enquirer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

TIE CArTUEES FRIDAY.--We uuderstlYi that
two OF the hrigs raoiurei by the ir0u-clai steamer
NirSioia, in Hampton Roads On friday were
loaded with Northern hay, a tbyd with sugar and
molasscs, and the schooner w&s empty, having
discharged cargo. TIE hay sugar and nnlasses,
will prove highly acceptaUie TO the Confederate c
Government, and the hutks will do to sink in the
ha rhor near Norfolk, if too many I&ukee iron
ciads should make their appearance.
The officers aud crews of the captured vessels
are said to be highly indignant at the cowariicc of
the Yankees alb ut Ola Point who allowed NUri
ern vessels to be captured almost under tho guns
of Fortress Monroe, and yet make no effort to Il"
vent il. The captured seaWeA denounce WGoi,
Lincoln and all concerned III language more terri
bic than refined, and declare that they will re-
uounce all allegiance 10 a Government that either
cannot, or will not protect its suhiecG4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

A letter in the Baton Rouge Advocate from
Memphis says:
Tie Louisiana boys did their duty at Shiloh and
| main aimed the reputation Of the State. l hear
| nothing but general praise bestowed upon them
oil
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COS t--r7- -
THE GHURcR BBBG.

3 Loosen the bolts, lower me down.
r cannon must be made;
From NIL, and vale, and leaguered town,
nation calls for aid.
l 'ls ny, Joy OF country's heart is gone,
nv the lighS Of people fled;
20 nsarts ana hearths the foe presses on
Ger the forms of the gallant dead.
No more should the tongue Of the village bell
Give forth its cheerful strain,
TIL freedom and peace together shall dwell
In This fair sunny land again.
So, haste. To the founders let me 60,
Where my brazen sides may yield
A weapon of death to the insoIent foe,
And then away to the feIdl*
Transferred again to my Iogly perch,
"hen the battle'a fought and done,
a peal I'll ring from the village church
For countIess glories won.
And anon aong for the braves who bled,
Ere victory crowned the day,
And dirge for The names of the houored dead,
Who fell in the fearful fray.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

TIE E.IT1SM STrAMEE NlNALDo-A party Of gen
tiemcn lett Norfolk un Saturday last, in TIE steamer
s. :. Anderson ard visited tie ,Ua do. HOW ayng
in l}I3 l}G45s. IA; y were not y&rN!ttel to ~ Uu
board, the subjects OF the tlecn Informing thaln
that they could hold no communication with uS! :!
Her Officers and crew, h0wevrr, evncad great
pleasure at the visit, waved their hats. ana re-
spouded t. the cheers given lheU by The party
heard the Anderson. The Norfolk Day Book does
rot altogether understand ihcir assertion that they
had Instructions to hold connnii .utinn with L.,
aid says if such ir.slEg'i9"s we're ""H!ly HiFon, il
is high time had taken the hint and thrown oUr-
selves back Ui'on our d:r"ity. tRU'h. Dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

The effort made by the r. itvprc*~natirc5ot Penn
sylv.r;2 III The FGGrral Congress u Cyade tax 81
fl ,er cents ton un the au rJcite eoal Of hat
}'Jl,., il srverely den"u T." i'll SOME quarters aa
Dr rt5rF Ia h,jfo q proper s'larc Of The nat:yuHi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

CALIFORNIA REBELs.--The Mariposa Gazette of
the 18th of February, says it is rumored that
several persons, we'll known in that county, are
now fighting in the Rebel army. II what way it
comes, except that little of the news leaks ont
privately from time to time, it is hard to make
out. However, it is quite probable that Billy
Powell is captain of an Alabama company, and
that McAlister is private in the same. B. B..
Harris, when last heard from, was at Richmond,
undoubtedly connected with the army. So was
Phil. Herbert. 1t is further reported that Capt.
Powell, at Mormon Bar, with his small party, sue
ceeded, by taking mountain trail, in evadng the
United States troops and Tosts and now is far on
his way home.
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zien ORLEANS J)ujlg Creste)lt.
FRIDAY MORNING. ArRIl. q. lsG2.
TALK DU 'CHGEGE.


OF course, it is not expected that VIC can be
very lo4uacioGs this morning. At an early hour
yesterday some startling intelligence from below
was announced. Everybody was on the tenter5
tcwaids noon. Later aIvices were received, pl..c-
ing matters in very dubious aspect. But it vas
soon ascerlained that some frightened officer Of
the Confederate Navy had concluded to lrightcn
everybody else, his report being that seven Con-
feGGratc boat were burnt. Some OF our citzGri
naturally inquired how seven gunboats could have
been burnt TO prevent their falling into the Lands
of the enemy when they could have up srea
at later hour further Intelligence was received
giving q different state Of affairs, much more en-
couragHG, and not at al! 50 gloomy as the morning
reports indicated.
We have never had bat one opigUn about tie
defence of the fora and river below, that is if
proper measures were taken rat, RATS and
50 on were prepared, the enemy could not reach
tie city.
Stocks Of merchandise low, and as for gold
and silver there ls none to be seen on the flags.
III fact, yesterday was day Of most extraordi-
| nary cXctemsnt. We could not comprehend what
it all meant. The Provost Marshas issued an order
70" every one to be at home at O'Clock; that ia
! our bed hour, and we shall willingly obey it. The
cofee-houses were ordered to be closed tetotaly,
as it were. This will bear hard on the IL o'clock
| lunches. Our citizens will, however, submit with
| cheeriulness.
| 1t very active on the levee last evening.
| Several boats were taking on board freight and
| passengers. We could not ascertain where they
we're going, nor did care; they are gone.
| Carondelet street was deserted at an early hour.
| The habituGs did not wait for the usual hour, P.
NJ. The grand boulevard was vacated by P. NJ,
most of the stores being closed. 4 Camp street was
| greatly thronged; much more so than usual hun
dreds awaiting the dispatches, which really, when
published, amounted to just nothing at all, as it
was expected that two or more of the enemy 8
gunboats steamers would pass the forts; but
why our forces were not prepared to meet them,
has not yet been explained.
! The supplies of breadstuffs and provisions are
running rather low There is an abundance of
corn in the country, and bountiful supply of mo-
lasses. We cannot be starved out for few months
to come. Of course, under the very extraordinary
excitement Of the day, there was very little heed
| given to general matters but night closed on
much calmer state of things than the day opened
| TUao ,J,1,f ~ d..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

The separation between Funny Fern sad CO hla.
band h1 resulted in the ciraulI'ou Of The tu'l' ~
ing, T}jc is ssr forth Is tl' st.cou4 edition If
FetN Iraves:'
IN hD.rau shove, v',.rr a}I !, love,
Fhrrs''u he no Pau ri 'i.r..'
This is ,l,e iaEe of Hp-'u~u usgoi g, ae llav gos
Sip "l'''u f,tu "l.jt plug r-.oy. IN. !. - u.
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Capture OF FEDERAL GuNs.-Day before yester-
day he FoderaIs on the Mis- issppi river, above
FUvJ PIl!O" became anxious to furnish their friends
this side Of the river with l3.inch mortar and
large field piece. To carry ont their wishes, and
for other purposes best known to themselves they
built large raft and put the guns upon it, and
moved II with sixteen men. Ii was then worked
across the river, and while na ing down the east
err" bank was captured by pickets. The rait,
the mnrtar and the gun with the Ammunition, will
&olhIless do good service for the independence of
the Gontederacy hereafter. [Memphis Avalanche.
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Little Rock still retains its lovely appearance as
spring once more adds charm to its many beau
ties. Soldiers ill the streets and crowd the public
places, while the fair ladies are AS usual, admins
ir'ing to the wants AMI soothing >he lonely hours
of the sick and wounded. God bless tie ladies'
how much do we owe to their Kindness and patriot
ism. However, more anon.
IJi.S, Fl
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The following letter from our patriotic fellow
citizen. ". B. Walker is but n lther evidence of
lis Iiberay towards all who are engaged in our
struggle f0r independence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

NEW OrIE+Ss Arr! II. Il
GAIT. TON BYNrM-Icdr ,>l'-The enclosed draft
for $3.50 please apply to tho use of your company.
Should v0u require sugar, m,lassvs, meal. corn, 20
tatocs cr anything my plantation etf1uls, let ne
Know your wants and | will with TIE greatest
pleasure supply them.
IL Il T~AIEFR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

Mr. Lecfe, on behalf Of 1h: Finance Committee,
presented the following rcsCinfi0n, providing for
the payment of bill Of f. Fay Il Mnsson, for re-

the payment OF b1i OF Il. ray u M1as"n, Tor re-
pairs 70 mayors Faflor wilch vas rtdi, yiz:
zrd to y,r.,i on he r. nrer in "Tor Of Ms,;r ay (
Slrou To- lie ro If even lnIreI Il six5 tyY' Iol.%
All ty cut Is o. le me Grns ii ''j or bill r&"'-
r ':' \, 81 81 '"' ' d. ~ ' ' "T'o'' "'''' ''
Mr. kngsIand a2Dcared and took his seat
Mr.. Bc,iIt moved n,ontion Of tIn ;,rcGnir,n rcso
luton, aud called for Tie yeas and nays.
The prr-i }cnt cailrI Nr iirr-1r;t tn the chair
and addressed the Board re@arjnr said res0lutjo,l,
Ir Meuslran ia the chair,
The yeas and navs being called resulted as fol-
lows:
Yr9s Megsr4. genit. Davis Uodtkins Jeero
Mnnsn.an and seic4hnay ydrc-G
Nays: Mcssrs Ma1ioni, Klngsland and ToIe-
daro.3
Lost for want of a legal maiorjty
Mr.. Kinrsland moved that said resolution and
bill be referred to a committee, to examine the
same, ana report regarding the prices charged il
ar itefc ahGhGcd saa h'1'ioh-' mat s":i c''n-
j: @:@',1ys ,I"ss;s EjSgjss5 3 Mss9o e.; T
W., I,rc .{rut r.an"rJ tho rhr Mr, sIan;IoaT,
il, lis ,,,''cn'
N.Y. Ieefe called up an ordinance adoed by the
prard Nf Aldnr,ren i'airn4rv II 1tr2 tsI,cy m
at said sittintt a. order Of the day and posponeI
unlirt r. calI nn1itIed An nrdioan.e ,rn1;,li,o
1nr tl. eal. nf the riTit ri wav tn c.tab,.h ra
road on New Lcvce street, from Canal Street to
Dt!oi{ "a4 ,ua o.iui p|i NJ.
Lccfc by ad1inr after the concluding words of the
first section "terrns and conditions hereinafter set
lorth the words 'said adjudication to be suDjcc.
t? to IT," !; approval Or rejection Of the Common c0un
Said amendment was adopted, aud the ordinance,
as amended, was read and eoncurred in by the fol.
IoWng Waas vote ue:srs uan;oDi Rant n,rs uoda,ns
Kiupsland I.eefe Mensnan Secshua ydre ard Tol-
edano-4- unanimously.
MI Leefe called up An ordinance providing for
the sale of the right of way establish three rail
| tI)lf t1,ap
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CoRlNTH.-As an impression appears TO be gen.
eral That another fight at Corinth is Imminent, we
may that the condition oil the roads, il is not
improbable, will prevent the Fplerats from making
uUy HaVa iOr Some tina TO come Indeed, it IL
understood that tt.ey are NOT III hurry at0us try
tg our VHinT again. ..5s
Gen. Buell. htts S"nt q letter 10 Gen, Bsa"roSara
rat11yiD@ Inc cNals"ga Of wounded r. t3t-el.', as
/ aitrRiy arranged hy Gen. Baanrhgard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25
OFFICIAL Journal.
BtAa RID OF ALDERMEN.

Members present: Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Huck
lns, Robin, Stit!l and Wiltz--G.
Mr. Stth Was called 10 til" chair
The reading OF the minutes was, on notion dis
pcnacd with.
The following communication was referred to
the Committee On Streets aud Landings:
sr"Th'?s 2,w 1F!EAmrHhSF' of!t, IT G'Iy i:st t'A'
r? ,nT "aoEef rs"o So9s @ Gear9 If IT, q a
9s orr as wing failed L. comply with te conrtioos hcir
ias Z" o4d nL FROM orleans street to Lon loo rTcnn"
Gounc o,,hs a .,"as 5l lie 9ra'ei lhe
neuc'ulai. .il AZ Ina lrti'c diy cd
ita couso1 - ,i""G e. ~ c>te'ta.a u lie "!c! "a
M S2 "p.Ds i @ 70 , Z; as 81 re- M Of Hl r. r.. ' ,i
nrl of the york IN. sc: teen peed md accep,cd Iy
,rit q or!,x Sit e. WITCH IS + very il1pi"iod c"fii
aud to run tic new DR. in w rac,o " l,rton avenue n5I
e.rn" ny cmneld that the rntrc' with sed koer Mo.rc
dmtr!y rcsAi" the c lia and peril Of the con'rc Or
Mr.. Patrick Mooney, contractor III cleaning of Gnlve
Camel i,olnr New 'ln to Canal carond lei The a'Juiic
,ny li, Jau,Ty, *5 % 'ie Erso'sa for ~ con,:
40 tlir nn@insnt # " and hc re'di"
dieatiOn Of the s:trne by the Comptroller
's''';S Ysnf iS5y o5y's'y 'SsiSS,:"' :tf1sa,, ~
The following communication was read:
HoH@n HHn 9T ,. As;!sT1S5 ,;, At, 32II"IE."yyHs q !.
10 the Honorable the President and Members
have The honor cra a?''% y"@ hut S'f 'sS ',w
p@ csuton afop'et honorable toJy conrurIed
III ~ me @ h?tI" "' M A3,I,,".t "as'i.eh; , r. .
say ras to the Poc@ station Of the Fon.rh District aud 10
N,sPsy;,5nly, ynn4 W. lion, ..rv.n,
H.G PEARSON, Secretary pro TEN.
The following communication was read:
Ho,rpoY ASSISTANT a1pyusrs,,
New orl.an., April n, 1861
10 Inc i'''o"' '''e i'ese' any ,es'ee, h R r ALBANIAN
ertlern You are epectful invited to concur tne
lowing resolutions adopted by tie Alder
authorizing directing the Cit Treasurer
70 on he rGs an s S"e "a, G The i,ss Of ,rn m oss Of the
n";es' &C. ''''
Of sis 81 Of ii.ese as produce bro.r Fe J.
leG2
VII Wd for @ the 1set o. oe' s'si ss pase on their Pay
Of Of soldier, and sailor: i" needy
T. ra.olaon mntlorz NJ the t'omptroler to warrant o,
for r4. tie to over Of the liver into The
H. " PEARSON Secretary pro tenn
The following resolutions, adopted by the AS
s!stant board and mentioned in the foregoing com
munlcauon, were read twlce and concurred IN,
the rules being suspended:
1 he ,G and 1 SG ?? ss ,,s Of % mote, OF the
stith and Wil'z-S: 'N' ''"''' ''''N'D'' ''''''''
avo5 q tie nmy q < ssr'e! t"s IL q
4ry, Sd2
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Huckins, Robin,
0tith ana "l'z-o'
se~oln?n st'ciiE the committees IN eaGh Of the Nnrd
nr rinu, ~ of me Fee Wrkc % ~. Wiz .re W y m ,rir r rt az
opplyog families Of ldr and sailors d
stances in &c i've service aud in camp
s,i,s Yeas nj NeItzs M,,z Cox forS'a Huek'n' Robin
,,o, an. .,ori,ir,, tho f,o,n,r or IN draw ,r,,r,, NJ,
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Es-We are indebted to Col. James Beggs for a
late paper from Mobile.
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Tlilitarv Aottfes.

april:s5, 1852
GLENN GUARDS = EVERY MEMBf3R Of
E4 tis C"lpaly is ordered camp immediately Any
lf alb nj from this dEn will be
AL IT. i"t be enemy lho tari0u'fR, aud all enlisted
tor tbs pa! iOi Of the included iu this order.
~ WM. II. G KING Cap ain.
W. H. FISHER u r. np1J
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HEADQUARTERS REGIwEar CHAssEURs a-PiED,}
q ,Inu t;l I'm tu. ApgiI q, lSi4. {
ORDER NO. SO ALI FUkLOUGIs ARE
EA hereby iGYGkci.
VI olics a"d pdve'e3 will report Immediately these
jill Headquarters. IiY Drlcr of
j. METIAEUE, Colonel Commanding.
F. Il
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:. C!.-:cc Lot, .ny hy
UHND..AtUN T RRY K 80,
m1H II ~ ror l. lei .pc,'
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& CHESCtHNE EOUAVtI "a aTALiSH-
gS y ci ann Wih aulHnEtj to by tie Secretary
III g Wa, 20 ,nltSt Md must the cun,nlc. 10
W l'Fm A Il tTFAiiD+ DF light tHFANTRY FOR
tHE WAR, md to dG'rn'e TO competent persons iuiay
10 ens hn III Companies r the sAIne, establish
o. '-'dI'NN| r" tnbeuc, hJauty rev Itsruls.
IA" !,H rec~"c G, ptH"s Ia fiji up the Cru.ceut
I1"hve Regiment. ", HYIhf3STGn,
N,,,tr Inn. ann ynua
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d ANEisiG IAN RIFLES, Cp. B-rnis VoL
q iitGer stnps, OF the ke-iuirut Camp
II! Lewis anG nm9n 70 re9remnizs f. n THE VAR will
IL Ieceve TWENTY-FIVE AbDlrIONAI MEMBERS, if
the applications r. nilIc Mt
FIFTY DOLLARS BOCN Y. Uniforms, Clnhing, and al
other allowances apply Lieut.. d. =; BTEKiY, Bar
!t Mnrb Yard iVl an Il! st. Oh rc steet, oylrs
tT a Camp Lewis, 10
hpl9 6H ROGER T. RDTI.E Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-21

NOTICE.

10 j X. Wheeler, Agnes r. spauiang, s. s. Billings
Lucinda Billings, Charles s. Abbott, Anns Abbott
D. Is. Gray, Miller, Mathew x Co., Arclieod Iiendrr
son, j. w Rankin r. pretorius, Paticn, Lane Meri-
am, Galloway Webster, Emma M. Williams, exc
cutor of Geo, u, Williams, deceased, Andrew Web
ster, Geo. c. Anderson h Co., Hanford Bro, r..
w. Phinues, Reynolds and Richardson, Geo. g.
Anderson, Keokuk Female College, A. G. Highly,
Washington Union, lnslrsnce Ca, Cleveland, Mu-
4i.al l4AnnAAee4 Ca Oh a q. dAz Peter 81
shaplegh, hay n Go Clifford Roberts & Co., Alex.
Johnston, NJ. ID. George Bro, Hiram Barney HI
v. 2. Block, H. H. Carr, Ben johnson, Henry v. p.
Black, Y. w. Potter III. ID, Woodward, James "
Grimes, George 7. Jenf ms, ". II. Taylor, Clarke y
Andsoss. Da,al ksighier q Co., Henry s. Taylor,
John Tennis 81 Co., Hodges and Bros, VIM. Thomp-
son d Co, ID. w Kiibourne, Josiah Bainss:
You and each ofyon are hereby notified that there Is
Ole in the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Cont Of Lee county, Iowa, nj Keokuk, petition OF
Lucinda Elason, with Joshua Eiiasan her hnshand
legng that certain tired 10 h-tif fets Ne
Hand II in Eeck forty, tn the City Of keokak, Lee
County, Iowa, made by said ,. .. Billings and Ln-
enda Billings 10 said Charles s. Abbott through and
under hon said Lucinda Eiiason claims title same
was never recorded and that &c ain Judgments obtain
ed by the other defeEdauts above named against said
s. s. Billings cloud and shat dow upon her tile
the said real aud pay hE til II the same may be
removed and her Ntte CURT I'd against ali Hen Of "a id
iu-Gcrt Hiegng that csrfalt deed of said real
by IL. NJ Briith s.rrii Of 40 " ty
4, s1 J. x Ntfe'et, under all made nlGa dccrre
obt8iucd Ia said e.Irt al spcrasi Mayterm, t. i-Gi
BY SAID Agnes Y. spanlding In suit OF fotesu. ar.
against said 5. Billings aud others, was wre, gni!
aud Illegally made, and said decree aud sale wrong
fully Illegally cItaibed aud made pra,
the may be cancelled and held for Hsught IN
the effect the Latf Of said Lots, eleven
real estate from said sale and for other and
relief.
And that unless You and each OF ycu appear on 81
before Of the second day IL the term he
sal Court and answer said petttpa default will be
entered against yen and Judgment rendered thereon
S''Bt.E STRONG, PIairtlG's An'y.