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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

Last evening they attended singing school at the
meeting house. though they cid not go there 10
gether. Two young girls we're IN company With hrs.
Woods their return home. While walking along her
husband joined them, and entered into conversation
with her He urged her 10 go his fathers house with
him. but she refused and be then asked her 10 let him
stop with her her fathers house. which she also de-
cned to do. He used some threatening words, aDd
when near her fathers door he seized her around the
waist and with revolver shot her through body
the bail taking effect the r; Of the stomach tn
vershs The liver In its course and coming ont the o..
posite side lie fred another shot at her which did not
take effect He then left her. and ster going Eve or sx
rods fred three shots at himself taking effect in his
breast aud the other entering his he ad back Of his right
ear and passing upward through the top of his head,
killing him Instantly.
Mra Woods was alive Wednesday morning. and
able TO converse She suffers much pain in her shoulder
though she appears In good spirits considering the
tare Of her injuries, and there Is possibility that size
may recover. rlr ..-.
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cAXP oF TnE IGTH GEORGIA REGIMENT,
MAJ T4x0SAirEslsAa. viRaS'A
January Is, IO63.

Ises tia: IS. E. g." ia lis s-aeIO On tAs SaSaoVp
here Ct cSA, Ruu, Whss appeared i tee Wig Of TO-
da?, hes acd5satALy, Tpsess, 3ai;'sA 'hs nsM' Of
oac OF the soldiers Fbo sustained AID upheld CSL FssSs,
after he ives disabled o. hat memorable ssid Private
Martin Z. Boyer, Of Company ., ia connection si,h
Sergeant Dupse. il the alluded to-G brave, Nor-
.hy and galan. Ooldisf; and enc who has hesorSbly
HsriuSuiShed himself on more than one hIrd-fougAt
aelL Please give ~ Insertion, Sad Obise
Yours. t1aly,
J. Il. NcCoNNIiS,
Capt. Cou'dg Co. D.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS,
SENATE.

90. SENATE. ..t- 80
FRlDIy, Jan. IS. 1868.
The Senate met at IL o'clock n. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Doggett, of the Methodist Church
TREASURY NOTES.
Mr.. HUNTER, of Virginia, introduced bill for the
further issue of Treasury notes, and other purposes
which on his motion referred 70 the Committee oil
Finance.
THE sUrREAE COURT.
On motion ofNr HILL, Of Georgia the bill 70 organ
Inc the Supreme Court taken for but
owing to the Absence Of several Senators YES nioF-
maly passed over. ~ ........
coxScEIrTIoS or sEAHEI.
Mr.. WIGFALL, of Texas, introduced bill 70 con-
scribe marines ad ordinary seamen to serve In the navy
of the Confederate States.
NAVAL cOURTs MARITAL.
Mr.. YAECEY, of Alabama, from the Committee o.
Naval Affairs reported back the bill 70 regulate the
course OF Ihe Secretary of the Navy in reviewing de-
cisiOns Of naval courts martial with amendment and
= recommendation that 1t pass.
The bill vas put upon the calendar. The amendment
requires the Secretary to endorse the verdict approx
edh when he approves aud sanctioned" when he disaP
proves without further comment.
.. nrEEEsr on BONDS.
Mr. SPARROW of La, introduced the following re-
solution which adopted:
Resolred That the Committee on FINANCE be instruct
ed 70 inquire into the etPeulehcy VI pOHuhB W NV
to pay the coupons Of interest on all bonds except ihose
issued for the fifteen million ohn il cotton delivered at
one of the ports in Charleston, Savannah, Nozzle, or
New rOleans within ninety days after the ratification OF
treaty Of peace With the United StAsS upon the basis
Of twelve cents par pound for Orleans mddlng, And Al
oSing interest on said coupons from the tine they ere
payable at the Of siE per cent par Annun, VIXEN
said coupons are presented in TmS of Eve hundred DOL
lars at once.
coxpENsIrIoS PoH HoRsES LOST.
Mr. YASCEY, of Ala, introduced . resolution, which
was adopted instructing the Committee on Military Al
fairs to inquire into the eIpedeBcy Of providing for the
payment FOE all hossss Of o@csrI Doaoonmssionsd Of
fcers aud prvste' which may Be lost captured or DE-
stgOysd whilst the owner 10 Engaged in the execution Of
orders, etc.
PUBLIC PSISTIE0
Shr PhELAenRf Miss. introduced bill relstive To
pubis printing <tch on his motion, was referred to
the Committee on Printing.
% motion of Mr.. SPARROW, the Senate adjourned
until Monday next.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

A GALLANT BArOSEr CHARGE.-We have often heard
Il as.red BY army officers that there had been really
effective "bsyonet charge ss the public
movement should be conducted made by either eide
AUAR the pesent war No Instance o. pfsaent ocsSFs
20 our memory, but fact has Just been related by
eye.Siness which deserves the most honorable men-
ton.
A. the battle Of Prairie Grove, in Arkansas the bri-
cade OF NisourAns under command Of General Parsons
occupied position in = wood on the brow Of slight
elevation fronting which prairie 6eld Some half
dozen federal regiments advanced in splendid order
across the prairie This permitted by Gen. r. who
with difficulty restrained the ardor Of bis troops, until
ey dcrossed fence and advanced within sixty yards
Of our line. when the command Vas giVen-"FGs and
charge Javonets.' The order was Obeyed hterstlg-
Will wild cheer following the report Of their guns the
whole brigade rushed forward. The enemy, thrown in
20 confusion BY the destructive Ere, declined contest
With cold steel and turned aud Aed. They we're over
taken al the fence and the terrible punishment in
aic,ed upon them About eighty we're Instantly killed
by the 6ayonet alone, and large number wounded
ScVerA we're found hanging the fence, where they
received their death wounds, and others with the de-
tached bAyOnets yet pnaing them TO the earth. The
rout vas complete and the loss Of life in this portion o.
the field greater than ct any other point but tue result
in our favor decisive,
We Observed this gallant brigade IN its passage through
Grenada last summer. WarWOrn and ill-clAd as they
were, Joyous spirit peryAded the whole They said
the, we're going 6osu and so acted Their bouyAn step
and flashing eyes promised much aud they have Of least
demonstrated that MissouriAns and piH tight for
Missouri as calamity as they did upon their own soil un.
der the l1reric.d leadership Of lher old chieSin,
As they have done since TO drive the invader from sis
Ter StAte.-APpsdI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

Died. a. Xarfreeshoro, Tennessee on he " January 1876 q
bAe Of "a Jana Esu.en GEOk3E
BiBB BURNLEY, 4th keats;sy ksEn,ut BrscAinhases Dr.
vision- a. .--r.-.-
The deceased vas - ..t4it- -S...--.. ..- -
- aresA sa1 sa,-,ess yor:A,
n voices ven dvrigd, -se learned and vsDant ~ p
And the dnsnsion, All shape Of nAtare- b ,.s. ~
gracious aud .orarly persou.T
;nhsdng The principles Of his dis rszshed s.s,dfsaef.
George Hbb, be early took sides With the Souh DE Eio
wounded 10 the hsle Of oh bit recovered In time % be In
sngesnt Baton RouSr In Tie bsi, Of The ~ !AnuaIy
his right leg shot OF during the terrible Charge 81 breekin
ridges Division upon the enemy aud the 50 Of JAInAy paid
The ina. debt Of patriotism = - - 49, :. l..
His talents Of high order. BIS VIII vas H,ons PerNs
anyieldng da nvoised ous n
~s0ft the eygaeis d9sl fenhses.
Lin whom lie 90 snye would hsys DARED g wrong Sleep
brave boy thy comrades 81 ne sou.s, VI sst efsss
ther add sisters gave and ssrAnd With syssn
ana bedw II with e ~ thy shall yetRe oenesth he
STAR and ar, VOC vory dsended In Day
N the great lprits o the South viii arise from Der
asds reese ther reward Tyr ne o4Soa SEC M r
don, liberty and virtue honno.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
R,rER Ho,, died in Columbia, 8. c., last week

Rev. i. b. Hon dfd N UoaumDIA, O. u IAs'
Lieut. Byrd OF The 25tA Georgia Rsginhsnt, vas acct
dsntally drowned ut Sunday, UhDe endeaVotnE 70 80
On board ths wrecked stsSaSs Columbia IN hAsoaaoro
Sound.
Cotton card. are sOlA ct III Ge.O'J 81 NTsagssius
Ga, ct iK dollars eSeh.
A sdIournsA coovSo.ion q he fSsa ON b bsls Al
Augusta. Ga, On tAs Sth S1hrD'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

SENATE
FEIDAT, January rs, 1868.
The Senate met at noon Mr. JAMES ,. JOHNSON in the
Chair Prayer by the Rev. Or. READ
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
A comnuHic alton from the Executive was received
transmitting letter from the Board Of Visitors Of the
Virginia Military Institute representing the necessity Of
an Increase in Hospital accommodations Referred.
yoIHf RESOLUTIONS.
The Joint Resolution published yesterday, 10 relation
to Lieut. r. s. Gay, vas reported back from the Com
mittee and unanimously adopted
PETITION OF oIEaEs or coUEfs.
The petition Of +. VOLT and Others, County Court
Clerks was read Askng for increase Of fees Laid
on the table.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

A CosscRIPr REGrXESr.-A gentleman from vicks-
burg tells that in one Of the late fights around that
city, regiment composed Of conscripts, and not
sdered very reliable evies, posted in posi-
ton where it supposed they would not be exposed
to very severe ordeal 1t turned out that their posi-
ton became the hottest part Of the Geld. They were
singled out for charge by heavy column of the
my Their Colonel who tells the story, states that when
the Yankees made their appearance in 'front.' and came
up in splendid line, the conscpts showed evident signs
Of unessness. He the heads Of his men turning
every which way, to the right left and rear and, from
all the indications Of unsteadlnes be expected every
moment to them break and He found il
sary TO use all his GOODNESS and Judgment to restore
confidence. Riding along their hues, with steady,
men" wait for orders" "dont FIRE until give the
word he managed to keep them in line until the Yam.
KEGS got up within point blank range when he gave the
word FIRE" Says the Colonel at seemed to that
every soldier In the regiment picked his in the
enemys ranks and that down for every trig-
ger pulled" The 6re threw the Yankees into coniu-
sion seeing which, the Colonel Of the conscrps gave
the command TO charge; aud, with Wild huzzs, the
fresh eves" rushed forward like pack of devils just
uncaged from Tartsrus and drove the enemy from tho
field. Since that day, officer makes any distinction
between volunteers regular, and eonseripts In the
Vieksburg army.-HDntyomsry AdVsriissr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
INSTRUMENTATION IGHTs.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. ~, 1853.
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

cftAs WIG"
s.s, ,orea b0A sids q s paper ell a0t Be Pa1-
MI This 81 long dndtng OHghf % % hnoaea 20
~ lad OH n eiss D. dspared rom OolHary H0Aoes
49, sg 1res has charged ~ udrortiseHeafs
- " elaaof uadsrats % rstrh rejected oOausHntoa-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
Lieut.. s. 9. DyrlE, Secretary.
MARRIED.

Atthe redens Of the brides father Mr. jams ~ Payne,
The IAN OF Jslsasy, 1875 BY Rev. Mr. Mortimer, M NAL.
RY eARLAsD Mss ALICE PAINE, al o. The county Of
Qaoch nd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
House OE REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at the usual hour and WA opened
with prayer BY the Rev. Dr. DOggett.
SUBSTITUTES.
The resolution offered yesterday BY Mr.. CLARK, Of
Georgia, instructing the Military Committee to inquire
into the authority Of the Secretary Of War under the
Exemption act by which be has decided that when sub
stutes become liable to military service the exemption
of their principals shall eIpre-WGs taken up amended
by referring il to the Committee the Judiciary and
agreed 20.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
nuoErs.ic Tn.stsI ~ 1HE N0EIs.-L0Fell lAsss.l

6DorrS7ic TRksEpT ~ 7HE NosTz.-LoWeu Mass
pauer, of the 18th nst give the following particulars
AZ tragedy which occurred that city 90 The pre-
siOus evening:
haze ,iuce visited the Of the tragedy as fol-
loss: woods WIS the Sf Mr.. Benjamin Woods a
respectable ilixes Of Drseut we'll known in this city,
ana yho resiiss near the Central meeting house. The
Young mems sie is the daughter Of Mr. Prescott Jones'
also respectable citizen Of the same neighborhooaI
fhs daesaeS vas eighteen TWEEN years Of age ana
hh wife Is about ~. They were paymates from sni,-
drsn and al aSeetion sprung up between them when
anslly resulted In an engagement Of marriage. Inc
father Of Woods we hear opposed their marriage q
Srs % secszss Il ~ youth Of bis son. but nnAiy COZ.
sentsd asd they married last summer; Inc coupe
1870 tooetAsr an Mr. Joae, hou until about month
nes, sNea, OvinE to so@e teuy the nature OF which
4 uhAnovn, tAey sepafafss'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
RESOLUTIONS.

The folouing resolutions we're offered, instructing
the proper Committees TO inquire into the eIPedency
-:
Nv Nr. NEWMAN-Of reporting what legislation, il
any be necessary to enforce the license laws Of the
Commonwealth.
By Mr.. WILEY-Of refunding to James II. Todd he
sum of e. errOueouSly paid by him into the Treasury
By Mr. J0HNS0S-Of refundnS 70 VIZ. W. Lett
Wich Of Bedford county tNIes on hDd erronsouSy as
sessed on and paid by him.
By Mr. HEESON-0f amending the Act Of Sd Octo-
Der 1862, entitled IAN Act 70 Indemnify Citizens Of
Virginia by euargiug the class Of persoas liable under
the act
On motion of Mr.. DOUGLAS, the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow az IL o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
DIED,
oRITUART.

In hospital mar Bowins reso, the eoh instant 1oH,
TISNEf private Ia the 2dcompaoy Richmond Hovtfers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
wHrELrR's RECENT EXPLOITS

Mr.. FOSTER, of Ala, offered . resolution declaring
that Congress appreciates With ordinary feengS the
bold and daring attack Of General Wheeler and his
mand upon the enemy on Cumberland river, aud that
for their brilliant success they eninently entitled
the thanks Of Congress.
Mr.. MCLEAN, Of n c., objected, and the resolution
lies over.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

EXfcUTroS OF M,NruIs PEIsTER--Several weeks
since despatch in one Of the Cincinnati papers an.
nounced that named Albert n Thrif, attached
to General Bragg's army, but formerly a rt sidenl
of kada Ohio, had been executed In Kentucky By q
party of Union men, in retaliation for alleged Outrage
committed by Kirby Smiths corps Young Thrift
prisoner wounded and parole at the time of the
execution Kaida (Ohio paper, of late date, thus
slludes % him:
Me was young man high in the esteem Of all who
knew him. progressing in bis appearance gentemAnly
and aabe in his demeanor and be bis friend but
to know him. native Of Virginia aud at the breaking
out OF the rebellion citizen Of Tennessee, it bur
natural that he, tender in years he was, should
pouse the cause of tho South In the army Of which,
are informed, he held position"
Mr.. Thrift printer and fer upward Of two years
previous 10 the connected with this Office He
served six months with General Floyd in Western Yir
gnia and after his return TO Memphis enlisted In Capt
Wicks' cavalry, in which he u member when wound
ed in Kentucky. Mr. Thrift was well known among the
craft in this city and highly esteemed for his many good
qualities. His friends viii receive the OF his sad
death with sorrow. An elder brother Of his-also
printers yet with Bragg; another, at the time Major
Of the 18th Virginia Confederate) Regiment, killed
in one Of the battles the Chckahominy; another sa
Surgeon in the Federal army and near relative "a
Lieutenant Colosel of Ohio Regiment and Of the
most populars officers in the seryce is at present sta
toned in this city.-Aemphis Argus.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

GALVANIZED INTO LIFE AGLN.-In skating upon a
pond at Bloomfield New jersey days since, boy
named Higgins fell through the ice, remaining in the
water out OF sight some fifteen minutes, when he was
taken DEAD. vnsgo pnys.v.=-, hoNeyer. an
piled gavanic battery with other means, and after
six hours labor succeeded in restoring animation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
DISCHARGED soLDiEGs.

Mr.. READ, Of ny, introduced bill &c coStizse in
,sy al discharged soldiers By Of ~Ound, and ia
iuries received in service Referee to the Committee
.n Military AfairS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

''The alSA;y Good TINT roles
Its toTsats TO the nsin.
Can nee, recall It's vsters lest
From that abyss again.
So days aud years and time .-..
Descending down tonight,
csn tbenceforth never more return
Back 10 the sphere Of light
Ani zsn When in the grave,
Can never quit its gloom,
Cntl the eternal morn shall wake
The silence of the tomb
Ne, Mr.. Speaker sho survive ouf departed friead'
vAie ve emulate bi. Trtues eadeaToF TO improve the
solemn lesson taught Us BY hs death for In 'nch an
Aour as We think moi: the son Of man coueth,'~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
TuK suFREMI CouRf.

On motion ofNr HILL of Georgia the bill 70 organ
Inc the Supreme Court vas taken consideration but
owing to the absence Of several Senators YES infer
maly passed over
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

Mr.. STRICKLAND, Of Ga, introduced bill to be er
titled an act 10 provide for the visitation and gOners
Improvement of hospitals Referred to the COmmitte
on the acknowledgement.
On motion of Mr. CLARK, Of Ga, the Committee o.
Hospitals was instructed to inquire and report by VIA
authority sick and wounded soldiers are refused fuI
louKhS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
.,ert- y,x,sss.

o. noaon Of &r. COLLIER, NJ. csAxstrss e n,
was granted leave Of ab.ence, having been suddenly
called &c visit sou in the army.
On motion cf Xr VEST, NJ. CooE, Of No, vOs grant
cd eA7s g. 0AsARSs ia consequences Of che death OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
CONCKIPT1oN or sEAhH'
IVA couarH nARTIAL

Mr.. WIGFALL, of Texas, introduced bill 70 con-
scribe marines ahd ordinary seamen to serve In the navy
ar the Confederate StAtes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
LIMITATION OF DIBArE.

% motion Of Mr.. HOLT, of Ga, the Committee on
Rules vas instructed inquire into the eIpediency Of
so changing the rules of the House to limit debate
bills and resolutions, unless the same are before the
House for final action. Agreed TO.
Mr. JONES of Tenn, excused FROM serving longer
on the Committee on Rules, at his own request
INEMPnoSs.
M. GARFIELD, Of Ga, introduced bill to be emit
tied An act to declare what persons shall be eIehpt from
military service and to repeal sill acts and parts of acts
kAuoOiOrs paSsxd. Referred 70 the Committee on Mill
tary AR1irs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

Mr.. HUNTER, of Virginia, introduced bill for the
further issue of Treasury notes, and other purposes
which on his motion referred to the Committee OF
Finance.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-12
Rail Road Bonds.

"OLDERS OF the second mortgage Bonds of the
III Kennebec and Portland Railroad Co.. with all
the interest coupons thereon due the 10Th of Oc
tober 1862 are hereby requested TO deposit the
in my hands. for which receipts will be given and
hereafter exchanged for certificates of stock in the
PORTLAND KENNEBEC RAILROAD, Ia Rstc organ
tzdtionl as the books and certificates can be
prepared, in accordance with vote of said Compa-
NY, Nov. s, 1862 JS CUSHING,
Treasurer Portland & Kennebec Railroad.
Augusta Dec. l6, 1862 decls diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-12
MACHINERY
Steam and Gas Fittings, &c

TIME subscriber would inform his friends and tho
l. public, that he may be found at
81 UNION STREET,
Iuntil his shop is rebuilt ready to any orders
for steam gas and water pipes.
Steam and Gas Fittings of all descriptions.
Will also attend to fitting the above for steam or
gas.
Orders received for Pattern making, and Steam
and other machinery, Boilers, Water Tanks, &c.
Will devote his personal attention to arranging
and setting Engines, Boilers, Shafting reasonable
terms. IRA WYNN. Agent.
decl6 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-12
THE INDIAN EXECUTION IN Mrssrso7

THE INDIAN EXECUTION IN MINNESOTA.
The execution of thirty-cight Indians, con-
demned for participating in the recent massa-
ere Of whites in Minnesota, took place at
Mankato, on the Goth Of December, as al
ready announced. The gallows was a struct-
ture twenty-four feet square and fifteen feet
high, SO arranged as to afford room for hang
ing ten at once. The most of the prisoners
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-12
PORTLAND, ME, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12 1ses
INSURANCE.
Re ms URANCE.

WARREN SPARROW,
Once - iddIe. cor. Of Exchange ST.,
PORTLAND, ME-,
Agent ofths following FIRST CLASS Insurance Co.'S
National Insurance Comppny.
OF Boston. Cash Capital and Surplus $500, 900.
ep ubiic Fire Insurance Company,
OF New YORK. Cash Capital and Surplus, s3l2, 600.
Relief Fire Insurance Company.
OF New YorA Cash Capital and Surplus, 10000
Equitable Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
OF Providence.
PERFECT SECURITY, which ought always to be the
frst consideration in efecting Insurance. is here Of
fered to the public, at the tocest rates of premium
adopted by sossnd and responsible companies.
once in "Boyd's Building" opposite Post Office.
June %. d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-12
Milk Route for Sale.

pY inquiry at this office. or No. 80 Exchange ST.,
ID one hear of chance to buy MILK
ROUTE" in which there is not customer who has
failed to pay his monthly bills. A favorable chance
is thus offered to any one who may wish to engage In
the business, OF to enlarge his present route"
nov12 eodtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-18
I EGAL NOTICE.

s1AIE OF Iowa is,
Turnrr, Wilson Co.. VS.. Hngh Emtleys Marina
smiley, AArgaret DsyfeSs J.EhseB Gaytes, esh-
serse, Hal chg q Co.. nj bsnfEF,s behstfes
The defendants will take notice thst thsEe IL now
the edace oil the CieFk OF the b1stIiu Curt
Lee soSniy, Iowa. ~ kort Madison the petitisn
OF TuInot, Misoh q Co ststtnG thai Atthe bsstmi or
term 1861 OF said Court, theS fee0vered tudtntnt
against deisndsnt AnGn n. smiley, tor sel.sis With
interest and foreclosure oil n AoftrkEe " twtIty
rect oil ground Fifth street, by hun d. ed deer,
cut Lots .tghI, IN Block ,hiits-stxs IN
the City OF eokuE, Lee county Iowa, eenheheinE
one hundred feet Fifth street iTom Tie eosGerof
5th aud Johnson streets ana extending teSAset ibs
alley. In said Block, twenty Ieet And IN tie ssm
tuc gme Iognd that said su'isy was inas tteo
10 Convene, hhToinE d Go. IN the sum OF u .iss
Wit b intetest secured cy the same AortEsge Inc
said pc ttlep represents tbat a. H. Dc nina snd D. n
Dru.I ng his wife undertook to convey said tseIty
tee, VIVA impros ements to Hugh u Smiley ahcthst
ssid SMILEY AR tbs SMILEY uhdefse.k,o neit-
gage said property 10 said L.p,nlig, tut 10 ttih
the Deed .na Mortgage here wss al sref IN The
crlption Bard peiiioD ItprtssLtt tls' taiu MAR
s.ret g. Dsvies aud Johnson Davies have sb interest
Ia saia property, The prayer tL~ poticn IL Ter .
refor m u the Deed snd hcriGsse, the cspcel-
iation Of the interests all orter Tor
the sale The property and adise.isson ~ the pre'
| C, eds, md for general rehet.
! Unless you appear and answer safe pstthen % 81
The uAy " the May term LISA at said Court
a. u Don eonmenc na tbe III pnday OF May, dterts
viii taken according 10 the prayer si HE tah, ~
default. :. r.
| mar2o-d4w Anoipeysfof RisiptH. :