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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
{. ROVER AND BAKERS
NOisLESS FAMILY
SEW MAC HIN ES
ARE NOW
Within the Reach Of all
AT PRICES FROM
40 to 100 Dollars,
TEN REASONS WHY
THE GROVER & BAKER
MI a Q h 4 n q -
ARE THE BEST IN MARKET:

l. II makes tho only seam formed by a
Sewing machine in which the stitch is indie
p:ndentiy locked, and without dependence
upon the other stitches for strength.
=. II makes the only seam that will admit
Of the thread being cut at every fourth stitch
without I'M .ry to the seam in wear
3. Ii is unnecessary to fasten the ends Of
senms made by this machine This is done
hy the machine itself. without the use Of tie
hind needle.
!. The Grover Baker stitch is the only one
formed from two ordinary spools, and without
winding from the spool into u shuttle from
three to five times, for the under thread.
s. a seam thus horned is more elastic than
any other made by sewing machine aud is
consequently very valuable in all goods that
are 10 be washed and stretch ed under the iron
s. The machine is adapted to MI varieties
OF fabrics sewing each equally we'll, reonir-
ing no adjust ment for my kind Of sewing,
other than the adaptation Of needles and
thread
!. L is more easily kept in order than
amy other machine and need not be taken
apart to be oiled
8 The machine sews common spool colt on
silk and linen thread, with equal taciAi,
.. ahc machine is 50 simple .hnt nm intck
lisent child If ten years can readily learn -
operate and keep il in order.
-. ~ reason al ITS alia pr clfF OF constrnt-
tion and ease Of nanagemt nj, il i>.bes, adapt
ed to DO MI The vans Of the family,
For sale ~ j. IN. SWAZILAND at the
Ponce, gi,tG STORE. N.hGiy.
State Of Iowa, In tie District Court,
Tama County. February 1er.n, 1853.
Joseph Henderson
Peter l.. ..ldY ct NJ
To Peter /. Badly, Asenaih Badly. William
Badly, Christi IN Badly, James Clark, Peter
Mcitoter,s, II Livingston Co, Hen
1ersen a Co., Ragson Bartlett Il Co., John II
Weber 4 Co, Hall L Ionorc, benjamin J. Buzz
Ivy and Isaac l. Atlep, you and each of you
ars hereby notified hat there is now on file
in the 1Ricc Of the Clerk of the District Courf
Of Tawa County, Iowa, petition in equity
of Joseph Henderson, praying that what pnr-
ports to be decree Of the said court render
60 on the twenty ninth day Of October, a y
1858, at the suit Of l. Badly vs. net nwt Sec.
Is, / "a r IS e. al, be set aside, so far as the
same aife cts nil Joseph lIenderson's interest
in and to certain lands in section two, III
township eighty three north of range no
thirteen west Of p m. That the cloud cast
by said decree on the ii le of said 1Icndcr.
son in & to his lands in said section two, bs
removed, and praying for relief. Now unless
you appear thereto and defend, on or before
noon of The second day of the next term OF
the District Court Of said Tama County, to be
held on the t.ird monday Of February A d.
1873, your defan't will be entered and
decree be rendered against you thereon.
FAiRALI. & BOAT,
NC wi Attys for PltE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
correspondence.
Camp at Helena, s-rk..
dec. 2ls,, 1862.

ME. Editor,
This being very pleasant day, and
as passed around to the differ ut tents
| perceived that nearly all were writing,
so returned to my own and thought |
might send you .few lines in regard to
what is going on down here, and the
results we soon expect to seu.
We have been in this camp one month";
to day, during which time nothing Of
Importance has TRANSFERRED in this Vi
cinity, but things are now taking a
change. aihc expedition against Vicks-
burg leaves here tomorrow, the boats
have arrived here to-day from above.
The bank of the river is lined with rcgi-
mcnts going aboard, and eager to leave
his place Of inactivity, and strike ut
some rebel stronghold. This expcdi.
ton cannot fail to drive everything be-
fore it, and if the rebels resist its onward
movement woe unto them.
II is reported here that Richmond
VII be ours within ter Gays, and Vicks
burg certainly will be, and then we
can look for an immediate termination
Of hostili,ies, and a speedy restoration
Of this once happy, but now distracted
country. We do not get the papers
regularly enough to'khow what is going
on il other parts, butt is the prevailing
opinion here that the rebellion, is about
to breath its last, and now is the time
to strike that its death may be the more
ignoble, and our victory the greater.
The health Of our regiment is tolcrably
good, with the exception Of 8 or 4 cases
Of small pox, which has not proved
fatal but III one case, owing to the IN.
ceasing efforts Of our surgeon, DR.. Vest.
Capt. Staley has been seriously i'll, but
is recovering.
Yours truly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
THE BATTLE At l1UErAEEs-
EOxSO.
THE BATTLE CONTINUES FOR
FIVE DAYS.
THE REBELS FIGHT WITH
TERRIBLE DESPERATkOy.
THEY ARE IN FULL RETREAT.

NASHVILLE, January l.
The greatest battle Of modern times
is now raging near Murireeborp. The ar
mics OF Rosencsans ard Drag are holly
,lngaged.
There was heavy sk,rmish,ng on Mon
day, and a battle il .eas.est On Tuesday
and "Wednesday, to be continued TO-
day
On Tuesday the rebels attacked Nc
Cook, the right wing, and drove him in
confusion two miles. During that day
tke whole army lost some ground. There
was awful fighting done.
On Wednesday morning Rosecrans
attacked and drove them some distance
with great carnage. The movem ents
were in charges upon b. ttcries and in
tantry colprns.
Yesterday Wednesday, forenoon
Rcsecrans masscd his batteries into a
park of nearly one hundred cannon,
and let them into the enemy's CENTRE
The latter tried to charge and take
them, and slich slanghte, as then took
place Of rebels is unknown in history
They failed, and yesterday noon left
the glorious U,sion army and leaders in
possession of the battlefield. There
was 10 general fighting yesterday after
noon, Gen. Rosecrans keeping the
woods aud roads alive with shells. The
suppositi.n here is that the enemy are
posted for final stand on Stones river
Murfreesboro, and the struggle will cul-
inmate to-day. The three days fgh.
ting already done is most awful to be
conceived. Thousands of men are Kill
led and desperately wounded. The
woods and roads are'iined with exhaust.
ed and cowardly stragglers from both
armies. The forces Of each at The out
set were estimated at about 10000.
Probably Bragg had 1000 the most.
The Tenpessee and Kentucky robel
troops fought like tigers. The Union
army were heroes almost to man.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
ESCAPE THE DRAFr--THE LAST |


CHANCE. - .Another---anl perhaps
the last opportunity offered to
our citizens to volunteer in the great
Army Of the Union. Mr.. \. j. KINNEY
for several years connected with the
press in Central Iowa, is in town re.
crnitin. for company of sharl'sh""t-
ers, now being formed at Dubuque.
This is very important, effective aud
necessary branch OF the service, and
should be filed up at once. A regiment
is to be raso,; in this State, and when
ready for duty, it will bo attached to
Gen. Herron,,s Brigade.
Remember that Sharp, shooters ar ex-
empt from Guard and Picket duty
Young men. come forward and fill mp
the ranks. Mr. Krnney can be found
at the Eurk1 Office ut all hours OF the
day. Anamosa Eureka 10th, ult.
Our wonder is excited to know If the
above named A. J. Kcnney, is the \.
J. Kcnney of this town, who some
eighteen months since engineered the
Tama Co. Farmer: and who early last
fall lief, for parts unknown, as madam
rumor said to escape the draft.
If it is the same gentlemen, he is new
doing molly for his country, and has
probably most cifcctually escaped the
draft, in Il commendablc manner.
p $. We have Just learned il is our
ycIitable Jack.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
Rebels RerMlsed
Washington, Janu:


The following has been received:
Holly SPRINGS, January 2.
To General IIalleck:
General Sullivan succeeded in getting
fight out of Colonel Forrest, aud
whipped him badly, capturing six rlec-
es of artillery, and great many horses
and prisoners.
Van Dorm was repnlsed at every
point but this, with heavy loss.
(Signed.) 7. S. GRANT.
A dispatch from Cairo states THAI the
telegraph is working to Holly Springs
and Corimh.
In the fight with Forrest the rebel
Colonel Napier was killed, and Colonel
DeKay captured.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
THURSDAY JANUARY $, 1862

Messrs ROUNDS & lANGNGN, are our
authorized Agents III Ihc City Of Chicago
l!ls.. 10 procure Advertisements aud Sab
sefpiiohs.
erF- Mcss,s Horace a. shaw & Go, 81 Park
Eow, & iI5 Nassau st., New Aorf, are our
authorised agents IN New York City 10 pro
cure subs irtions and advertisements.
ney. McssrS s. NJ. PETTENGIL & Co No 3,
Park Row, New York, & q State St. Boston
are our Agents for the lara rTanscrgf, in
those cities, and are authorized to take ddvcr-
iiscments and Subscriptions for US at our
Lowest Rates,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

se CoALIs sflcuiGAS.-.P Prof Vim
cheiiS,atc Gcol,gi,t Of M.ol,i. N reports
that the whole central area Of that State
embracing Isl townships, Or GOO
sqsare Efies, is underlai;i by coal seams,
ranging in thickness from three to live
feet. Mines have been opened in scv
cral placee-three at Jackson and
one at Corunna, which last year Welded
over $4,000 tons. The coal resemble
hat in Illinois beds in quality.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
vlCksbUrg Is Oars.
memphis January 2

(via CAIRO, January A.
by the gunboat Rather, Capt, Lang
thorne whicl, has arrived direct from
Vicksburg We are III possession Of al
ditional particulars ofthe great fight for
the possession of that city The Rat
tier left Vicksburg on Monday morning.
At the time she left a terrific fish,
had been in progress for five days. The
attack was made on Wednesday. Up
to Monday morning, Sherman had sue
cecded in capturing three lines Of the
enrmy's works. The firing on the forth
and last line of the defenses Of ViGks-
burg on the jackson and Vicksbu.g
railroad had ceased, & Indications were
that it had been surrounded. This last
line Of fertilization from the rear was
inst two miles from Vicksbure and there
is nothing between Sherman and the
city Int the trestle work of the railroad
The impression Of the officers of the
Rather IS that there is no doubt Of the
fall of Vicksbnrg before thes time.
Previous to General Sherman's taking
the Notifications, as already indicated,
he sent one brigade to cut off the com
municatlon with the. city by the Shire
v.nport railroad, and it was'reported to
the Admiral that the work had been &C.
complish.
On last Sunday General Sherman cap
tured ten Of the encmy's guns and seven
hnndrea prisoners.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
STILL LATER.
Battle Field of Stones River }
Tennessee. Jan .

The terrific battle OF Stones river is
not yet decided. II has continued
three days, with intermissions yesterday
and to day. Old soldier. pronounce i,
the games, conflict ever fought on this
continent.
AT about ten clock this morning the
enemy made another formidable dash
at our centre, but were handsomely re-
pulsed.
At between three and four o'clock
thi, afternoon tremendous mass ofthe
enemy was suddenly precipi'ated upon
Bcn,lcy's brigade, and drove it, after
Gallant struggle, clear back across the
river Neglcy's superb division, which
had already immortalized itself aud its
heroic commander, and the faithful
division Of JcHC. Davis, were thrown
in successfully. The most desperate
contest Of the battle ensucl. Both
sides seemed furieusly dcterminated to
win 4 victory, and both threw il their
artillery until nearly all the batteries Of
both armies were at work. The uproar
Of mnsketry and artillery was Of the
most furious description. The whole
field was soon shroudcd III a pail OF
smoke. Our brave fellows were sadly
cut up, but they marched to the assault;
with unfiincling determination.
Ncglcy, 1T last, ordered his division
to .harge. The men ppshed forward
, without ialterng, and the enemy sui
lenly gave way. The gallant 3s.h
Pennsylvania charged home OF the Goth
Tennessee and captured its colors.
Another rushed upon battery, drove
away the gunners, and seized it for
their trophy. A great shout Of victory
roarcd along the whole line, and was
carried in magnificent volume from Jeff
to right, through tie forests and back
agaiA.
Gen. r ,sccrans, in the midst of fire
and carnage, ordered m advance ot,he
whole line, and at dark the dense forest
hlazcd with fires Of fierce intensity, our
line sweeping forward with wild en-.
lnaisiasm: but darkness made i, impoS-
| >ible to press our advantage To u con.
clu>ion. Nevertheless, the left was
fairly established on the east bank OF
the river; the center advanced GA the
position heretofore held hy the enemy
and the right again advanced almost Ia
the line from which it VAS driven o..
Wednesday.
Thus you perceive, the decisive Al
vantage is with rs. 70 mnrtow (Sa-
turday) morning, however, the battle
will be resumed. We now feel conf
dent Of Ultimate victory.
Our losses, however, have been serious
Since "Wednesday morning they amount
to about 1000 killed and wounded, ct
home coo are killed. Our loss Of pris.
ncrs is several thousand.
The enemy, Oh the first day, captured
about :wcnty-six guns and disabled six
we captured four from them OH Wednes-
day
The rebel loss as estimated hv them
selves, is between 600 and 5000 kill
cd and wounded, including Brig. Gen.
Rains killed.
Altogether we have captured about
1000 prisoners, from all the Sou hcrn
States. Gen. Chca,ham's Adjutant Gen.
eral and sunary field officers were cap
turcd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

Theiatcst dispatches state that Nicks
b ,rg has undoubtedly been taken b.
tn forces nnde: Gen. Sherman, VIII"
fodght for al least five successive days,
and without sny aid from Bank
Co nm saorc Farragut's Gunboa's.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

Tue CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
The Legislature of California is divided
politically rs follows; Senate-Union 81
Democrats ., Housc--Union, 6S; Dem
ocrats, II. 4 Untc1 States Senator 10
place Of Mr.. Latham is to be chosen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
Hannah GrisWoil, a widow LADY,

-liannah GrisWo!l, widow lady
residing in Johnson W, is Sd years old
and as straight as Il maiden Of lG years.
buing the past year she has knit
three pairs o. double mil'en> il four
days, making two visits ia the time and
can thread acas.lhric needle or rea,l the
finest print without the aid Of glasses.
She has been the mother ~ sixteen
children, by whom she had ninety six
grand children, and making, in all. one
hundred ana eighty-two descendants.
E.schax9'
The above namel Hannah GriSwnid
is An aunt Of Mrs. john Mucklcr Of this
IaWn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

Tito sum Of So, loo los; in . gam
bling, hall in Washington, a, Tie lovely
game Of faro BY 4 late United States
peNlAa>ter, has iius' been recovered and
paid to die Government.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

esY Winter wheat in many parts Of.
tho Wet is represented as being, con-
sidesably injured by an insect, in con.
sequence Of The open season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

The President has approved the act
If Congress creating the new State OF
West Virginia 1t will be borne in
:nin, hoy ever tia, this Is not who'll, Il
free Sla,c
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President:
VIM. II SEWARD, Secretary OF State.

The Board Of Supervisors Of Henry
county authorized the payment Of 49,.
O42.e3 to the families Of volunteers in
that county from October the 2lst to
December 10th in sums ranging from
two tc twenty one dollars to each.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08
LATEST NEWS,
BY / a st Mig h + 3
ExPRHS9

The news Of last evening confirms
the report that Gen. Rosecrans has
fully ,rlumphcd over the rebels at MUIR
fresboro in Tennessee. So he reports
to the War Department.
The report ofVicksburg being taken
is also confirmed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-08

NC wi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
ERESH BEiEE

81
t,St ass be requi % for use 81 the troops % the
United States serving In the First DtVlsl0a gegtt-
mont Of n est Virginia, and nov stationed o 9ats
tinshu4g and HAtp9ts kelEy ass
from CHERRY Run, Va. 70 the Mono ;eacyt including
Frederick CITY, Nd, a. toll0Wss viz:
fPor s lhvel months OF such less time g the Com
issSry tenefai may direct, and subject 60 his ap-
royai commencing on the LIST 1Fstl day Of January
iS6is aud ending on the elst thirty hEstt Gay ot
May, 1854 80, yyte.
Faid Beet 70 b q no. Balls ssass s.lsE s
or O0Ws,l four years Old and over 70 net eAal
at least go Tfive hundred pounds
The Reef TO be sound aud Wholee0mey Twin neek13
shanfs and kidney taIl0W eGeiudFd,l In equal pro
s1ch quantities, usually three times per Woei e
may be deSignRted BY the CHIEF Comnia'afy Of me
Division.
itb n s,,lIieohi snbbly Of Beef OattI0 constantly
within supplying distAnee OF the tFo0pa.
bond Ia the penalty Of q, 900 CtWenty thousaudl
dollars will be required. with two good lufetlel,
whose individual Fesp0nsibiti ior the aoeye Jun
nsf ~ shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk
the nearest Court Of Of the UI4ted states
District Attorney.
ptoposAls from FIRM must speeliy tne nllLles anq
residences Of persons eompodng Il and each prQp0
al must BIO accompanies by the oath OF allegiance
Of the parry or parties; also By eefttteate
d the responsibility above. ToleTted toj also py
a written guarantee signed by the party or parties
aiine The bid, the whole mixing four 90 separate
papeFs Tor which forms will be inrnished on apell-
catiOn ~ malt telegraph, OF IN Pessen, az q which
ghonla b - saq e
&C Cumberland, Nd.
payments 10 be made in Treasury Notes OF such
other Government Rnndsas may DO on hand; itnoue
ON hand 70 be made seOu ~ received.
The bid, oath Of allegiance, Certificate O Eespon'
ability and guafantee, must an DO in duplicate.
All bids not complying strictly with this adveF.
'''s''''"' va = WE H. H0sAoK.
Captain and .. g.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

my virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Hugh
l1 Nichols ON the nth day Of March, 1853 ana
IN BOOK 48 page 61 aud also by other deed Of trust
bearing date the ga day Of Pr 1859, and Of record
in Ohio eSg3sE State 81 3. s DTas Wv s s ~
House ON the third Monday in January, tletl 1854,
the following property VIZ ,dS Lots No ~ ~ -
aud g. aud half OF Lot No. So all In the First Ward
ofthe city OF wheeling.
And a Ihe came time and pIace. piece q ground,
with the improvements thereon, located At the west
end Of Union street, ON the wharf, formerly known
a. the Ferry House.
properly in GFahams addition % the city Of Wheel-
fnR on Quincy street., part OF Lot No. 81, beings
i .ss more Or les Ga de east sds aSd ts vet ha
o. Lot No. So on Centre street, which g we'll I'm.
proved and q pressn occupied ~ MIS- scu!iougs,
halfIok No. 98, and Lot No. 3.
Also, ct the same time and place, . pleee Of Land
containing 93S leres surface with coal privilege
or 80 anFI6. Said land q bounded on the north ~
Coal Run and on the west ~ lands OF the Crescent
Also, at the same time and place, u shares Of
stock In the Belmont Bridge Co., and II shares OF
stock IN the NoEtllWeSteEn Hank Of Virginia.
Twin also sell undsr the same deed Of trust on the
fourth Monday n January. lssl. IL The town q
Moundsyille, 1faEahRu county State o. West Viz
Einia. o farm known o. the sE0ekman Place." stu.
ate In said Mar6lIR county on the Waforg q Fish
Greek. containing $50 acres, more OF less. Said tT
e six miles from Glen Ea!ten and eight miles rom
Cameron. 6aid farm will be divided in parcels 20
VIM sisO sen under the said deod Of trust on
"Wednesday. the 9th day Of January, 1864, in the
town Of MaRtinsIill0 State OF Ohio, 10 Belmont
county the MartinsEille ESIy right and Roati the
Cottage Hotel, with two lots no l9b a1d 136, also
LSts No 49, $50 and 49, located In said town Of
MAFtinSV1llo.
Terms Of sale-0ns third In cash, the balance IN
six, twelve and elghte months with interest with
zsy Of the above property VIII DO sold at private
Alta Stsons fndebtoa % Gho oststs Hugh RIoboIs
BY notes, book accounts, rents etarWfseS or 70
the arm Of y. H. Todd q Co, VIII call and settle the
same, aud any pefs0n having claims against the
estate Of the said Hugh Nichols the arm Of J. M.
Todd Coz viii present the same for settlsment.
ISAAC COTS, Trustee.
Isaac Cots q fully authorized 70 settle the este
OF Hugh Nieh0ls deceased, 70 sell and convey any
ofthe above desc fhed property either ut public
private sale, ard has my fhll consent thereto.
WIN. NICHOLS.
(st. clAilsyilie 0hFoniclo COPY and send BIN TO-
khls oalee.
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WEsTV1RG1NIA LEGISLATURE.
49,,
TUESDAY, December 8, 1st

A message from the House asked Com
j mittee of Conference ON the billi''concern.
/ ing slaves" which was agreed to. The
/ message also announced the agreement Of
/ the House to the amendments of the SEN
ate to the House bill authorizing the pub
1 LEGATION of an extra number of the laws
and its disagreement to the Senate amend
ment to the bill sin relation to the com
pensation of the Sergeant alarms Of the
House." The Senate insisted upon its
amendments to the last named bill. The
House declined to agree to the Senate's
substitute for the House bill "to establish
system Of free schools" and the Senate
insisted upon the same. The Senate agrees
to the joint resolutinn of the House in re-
latfon to the removal of the Executive Off
ces to Linsley Institute, except as to
authorizing the Governor to rent out GER
tain rooms in the building.
A message from the House by Mr.. Dun
bar, announced the passage of bill to
provide for losses of Union citizens who
have been robbed by the rebels,
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, reported back the bill
stables, and the bill in relation 70 the ap-
praisement of certain property.
The frat named bill was read q third
time and passed.
Mr.. BRowR reported back, without
amendment or Recommendation, the bill to
release the taxes Of 1s61-2-3 upon prop
erty in certain counties.
The bill was put upon its passage and
rejected, but the vote was subsequently
reconBidered and the bill was laid on the
table.
Aninformal message communicated from
Governor Boreman was read, announcing
that he 1.-THE Governor) had been author
lied to appoint recruiting agents for the
to indicate suitable persons to act as such.
agents.
SIR. You've called up Senate bill No. 8,
to prohibit the manufacture and sale of
spirituous liquors.
Mr. Youaa offered an amendment, ma
king it optional with the people of the
State to except or reject the provisions of
the law, at the next Presidential election.
Mr.. ATKINSON. offered an amendment,
which was accepted by Mr.. Young, proEid.
ing that in the event of the ratification Of
the bill by the people, it shall not take
effect until the first of May, 1866.
On melton of Mr.. Rollyson, the bill was
passed by for the present.
A message from the House, by Mr.. Lamb,
announced the passage of a joint resolu-
ton extending the time of adjournment
till Friday. The resolution was taken up
and adopted.
Mr.. BRoWs called up the joint resolution
requesting the Revisor of the Code to fur.
nise certain forms to be printed and dis,
tributed to magistrates for their govern
ment.
Mr.. BURLEY asked and obtaiued leave t.
report bill making an appropriation fol
the payment o: certain militia claims.-
Read a second time and engrossed.