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, 1864-06-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR FOR THE
UNION.
Latest from Our Army
Before Petersburg.
OPERATIONS TO TUESDAY
MORNING.
Official News from CITY Point
to Yesterday Afternoon.
INTERESTING DETAILS. OF
the SITUATION.
Both Strengthening Their
Positions.
LATEST FROM GEN. SHeR-
MAN 70 TIE 18TH INST.
News from Federal and
| Rebel Sources.
OUR ARMY IN GOOD CONDITION
AND SPIRITS.
The Enemy's Position Turned by
| Our Forces.
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF GEN.
STuRatS' DISASTER.
Postponement of the Chicago
Copperhead Convention 10
august 18th.
LATER FROM EUR0PE--F0RE1GN
II ENLISTMENT QUESTION.
The Enemy's Position Turned by
Our Forces.
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF GEN.
STURGtS' DISASTER.
Postponement Of the Chicago
Copperhead Convention 10
august 10th.
LATER FROM EUR0PE--F0REIGN
ENLISTMENT QUESTION.
From New York Commercial and
Financial Aspects.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.


WARRINGTON. Wednesday 80 p. N.
TO Major Gen. DIE:
Dispatches from City Point at 4:so this,
Wednesday evening, report no fighting to,
day. Moyeyements arc in progress which
arc not now proper for publication.
The Richmond papers report an attack On
Lynchburg, BY Gen. Hunter, on Saturday,
and that he was repulsed. It Is believed,
however, that there was nothing more than
a reconnaissance, and TINT having ascertain
ed the place to be strongly defended, General
Hunter withdrew and is operating upon the
enemy's communications ut other points.
a dispatch from Gen. shezman's hoad.
quarters, dated yesterday (ruesday) evening,
at half-past eight O'Clock, says that it has
rained almost necessarily, in spite Of which
our lines have been pressed forward steadily,
ana an important position has been gained
by Gen. Howard. -.
Tho enemy made desperate attempt te
retake the position last night, making sever
distinct assaults on Gen. FhltAker's brigade
of stsnley's division, and losing not lest
than 100 OF 500 men. 200 were killed, ant
left IN Whltaker's front. The assault wa:
followed By heavy fire Of artillery, undel
which the position WAS fortified and II now
safe.
Our cavalry is across Monday Greek OF
our left, and cne brigade Of the Esd corps Il
across Nasis Greek on the right, but the
rebel left Is behind a swamp, aud the ralns
prevent any advance. The fighting has beer
quite severe at all points, the enemy resist
ing stubbornly and attempting the Offensive
whenever he can. ...
Gen. sisel reports from Martinsburg to
day thas there is no truth in the statement
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Of the 21st, Ii
relation to q raid Of Moseby. Winchester il
not occupied By the enemy, nor is the tele
graph wires cut between that place and Har
rer's Ferry.
No military intelligence from any othe
quarter has been received today by the De
partmeut.
= II HTANTnN 1ncr1for.- of {Vor
, 1864-06-23


The Acttytty In domestic noted ut the lsts OF our
las: hiss continued. though business Ia s,meWhst re-
n:mnese Of holders. The trade ii cotton naenuf1e-
tnsts is beginning 70 be diverted to woolens (which
extraordinary rise in prices Of the Faw raater al OF
th: Turner. and N anuiactnrers Of Wool Are evidently
b. coming anxious to secure supply Sufficient
to guarantee them against any possible contingency
t1n buch time - the new clip thAl be available
Of prices There IL alao more inquiry for foEetRn
hui the apparent uaw1l1inGaesa Of holden to meet
b. ye At ats prices, limits tghn'actfons to some
te1t: The ldrss Of Western dealtrs Appear to be q
good deal elevated, the asking pnce IN sone pisces
reI Win a.. Under these ciseanstsuce.. the ees
Mons 70 serplies IN the seAboard MARKETS s'e nos
foles since sk inelnde oce ns at 1s7H cent?
4e00o Pulled, T8@85 no les California private
Terms; lao d, ape. t0a5s ce7ta loc00 y 4ehed
Ai:asan. sag: 10 bales ~ Esst {ndia: pa1, N94s %
vas Black salonca. 100 do Aesslza. 178 do Santa
Cruz 1ssad, md 23 DO fusetsn. On tef1ns .lsns
prtd Bv anction i6 h0te1 Cspa. sid .. 50
a.2k cents: and 10 ie.ttza do, 25h. cast.
, 1864-06-23

MADISON, Wis.,. wednesday, Jnne "a, 1854.
The Conperheaf State Convention met In
.r, rsN~r - -
me Assembly tnamoef ~ noon To-Day.
Fred. h. Horn was temporarily called to the
Chair and afterwards elected permanent.
presi3an+ IN talinp the cha;r be made
hrtef -emo,ts dec1,nInv for fsar ~ rn.t,na
o14e4 'eAiaiA1' ~ 1sA4 ~ '1@A.ns
mus'' to commit himself on any question
Of the day: 1he Vice Presidents X were, ::
Fonninp- N z. Tennis. Secretarys Jemes n.
1sN'a.ns s' 1at- =, ~ 1e-aS a~,n.,.ss
'enklns, 'onn ae11on' A. r. euaeio1o'
The Convention was thinly attended, only
about $50 delegates being present, many Of
Them casting Two votes.
-. ~ ra~5,tt.o ~ T...,a,+,a,. .u+o, m
Inc COMMITTEE VI eteoe"e'A4e tcPolteo Nv
delegates present from the counties of Cra"-
ford, jackson, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Err
e;ntc Vernon. Waupacca. or Washara. from
~ ~. ea1stax;., 5,stssat .o,a9...;s, tha
'nc W. S'eaH'oi4a1 uastfie.' eonp'tslns Luz
counties OF juneau and Adams, from the l6fh
Senatorial district, comprising the county Of
Grant fron thc 1pth senatoria, a,str,ct com-
nr;aIng the tount,es of Mantewcc and t,af1,-
EAA.A.r6 49, n r., ~ ~.. =
, 1864-06-23
Sale u n Captured Cnrro

Boe7ox, June ::s2.-The cargo Of the block
ade runner Yautng Republic WINS rold st auc-
ton to-d4y. The prices Of cotton were rs
follows: 223 bales Of middling uplands at
1l4a@1-47; 1877 bales OF low middling at
, 81 341L41; 1877 bales good at $i-34I141 :;
s137 bsles damaged st $'.04H. a quantity
OF tobacco brought 53167c114.
The Fu1En remained for some time to try
and save something from the wreck, but 10
TWO lpu1e it went to piecas.
Upon the arrival Of the Farren the sur-
ri, or we're eent to the naval hospital where
1hry will be cared 1or.
Ca1+ Gleason Of the Lavender begs to re-
turn his efnctre thanks for the gallant dAr-
Ing Of the preservation Of himself end crow
frssm their periions situation also TO III
the officers Of the Farren for their kind trea-
ment Of .bcm while on board
, 1864-06-23
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
The Fourth OF July not to be Dis
Erared-The Cops not TO meet until

New ToRK, June 22.-At meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, held to-day, 1t Was voted
that, In difference to the desire Of very
large number Of the leading members Of the
Conservative Union Democratic party
throughout the country, the meeting of the
Democratic National Convention bo post
poned to Mondny, August Goth, 1864, at u
O'Clock at noon, at Chicago.
(signed) AUGUsTE BELMONT, Chm.
FREp'K Q. PIERCE, Sec'y.
, 1864-06-23


lops'o D.epaAeu ~ LUG 1neaso 1f'oane'l
"Asns1'os' "eonesaas' June
hu"o1s o1 tne o1saster preaictea upon The
present position Of the army before Peters
burg are totally unfoundcd.
nesnatcbes fron1 C}tv Po1nt to-dav eta.e
80 no..-.. T.. ...--,.-
'4'-'. 49, 40
fap1o's ana satisfactorily "'thou1 olooa-
shed. The following Is from one Of your
correspondents:
Hxtnou.errns E1aurrxxru anxr coaps
Er.r PrTrVsnrHa v inns Il 1a;s
fayc been ont to the front 'to.niebt o. md
hayc witnessed how busy the rebels were.
not on1y in plying the shovel. but in mount.
inr heavy cunaHus1rr cranes for that DUR
pose. The Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road has been constantly active in transport
ing troops, &c. from point to point, and as
write {10:p. N.Y., hear the whistle Of the
locomotive and the stopping train, Just oppo-
site rs. It is presumed that Lees army will
attack our intrenchments, and endeaVor to
Gain the river bank to cut of Grants com-
,,u,frc+tcr. INIT r. p,1n be a sore ioh Wa
- an~,cns,r e4,sct,nc the,n INV mon 1vtn1
in the intrpnchments. WIN advfse yon IT,
nrr
General G51more fas heen re1,eved. and Az
1 understand coes to Fortress Monroe to
await q Court Of INQUIRY !; be that as 1t NAV,
he r. deserving IN: The ontnion of bis ojd
corps fthe 10th, of better treatment: for no
cans,s, eo,p s h,. % hsen nnre resnectad ~ M 1oved
$500 E %..sss e~s
.nsn ae' III LUIS copu4Aua' 1nu Nv uue utau
has given more pTent9e TO our army tnan mas
Gilmore In his operations IN IE0FEtA and
sonth Carolina, to SAY nothing of his bravery
anu enslnesls oAu. 49, .. .4,s ~ pu.4,. pczo
HEADQUARTERS AAA1 " 'aI liz po591Ac ~
s,,;.n,eh,,o +oo,- n,ace a1anv Tin III.
some sRlrnianing .ouA piaee w. alonk 'ne llne
yesterday and LAST evening" out no cnange o.
position has been made by either party da-
ling the last two days. The enemy are
49, ~ th-ou,ng m works at d,fferent nofnta
puss .ulo ~ 1,-aa -o.eh -.,1,s1 49,
and altnouen our upe 9.. eAen n'tu 49,. 'oo naee:
, 1864-06-23

1hc Tcxt Of Secretary Seantopsa Retail.
1AIory Orde1-
WAR DEPARTMENT. WAsH1na ToH,
IUne =. 1@4-1n + Il

June n. l684-10 r. H.
To Major General DIX:
General Foster, commanding the Depart
ment Of the South at Hilton Head, forwards
the following dispatch dated June Is, ut Hill
ton Head, S. c.:
Il have the honor to report that have to-
day received from Major-General Samuel
Jones, commanding the rebel forces in this
department, letter stating TINT five general
officers Of the United States. as prisoners Of
war, had been placed In Charleston, to be
retained there under our fire., Against this
weak aud cruel act / have protested. In the
meantime the fire on the city is continued.
I respectfully ask that an equal number Of
rebel officers OF equal rank may be sent to
me in order that may place them under the
rebel fire as long Us our officers are exposed
it, Charleston"
This department has issued retaliatory
rder, transferring to General Foster M equal
humbrr Of rebel general officers to be treated
iu the manner proposed, as long Us our OIL
GERS are exposed in Charleston
F. n STANTON Sccretnry nf Wnr
, 1864-06-23
FROM BLOOMINGTON
Opening Exercises of Anniversary

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tritune.J
BLOOMING roH, H., Wednesday, Juno e.
The examinations OF the Normal Schools
were suspended this (Wednesdag) afternoon
until tomorrow, Thursdsy,) the time being
occupied By the conclusion Of the e1amina'
tion Of the Model School, an Institution in
connection with the Uniyereity. The exer-
cises CONSISTED Of declamatloua aud other
, 1864-06-23
Ahc Atlantic and Great WeBt.
cru Railroad

DAiToS, june 21.-The ceremony Of driv-
ing in the last spike on the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, vas formally gone
through With At this city thi. mornine, In
road, and those or the Cincinnati. HamiltnS
and Dayton Railroad. A large number Of
citizens witnessed the event. Among other
distinguished guests were Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor .Ande' N and General McCook Tbs
line now completed forms the connecting
link between New York and st. Louis, with
out break ot guage, distance Of twelve
hundred m:les.
On the 20th instant, Mr.. Kennard arrived
viii bis palace car at Dayton, On the newly
LAIN trck OF the Atlantic Il Great Western
Raulrosd. It is rumored that Oh the 23d In
stnnt, trim of CAFE will run without change
from Jersey City to st. Louis.
, 1864-06-23


ces.-The situation.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAmo, Wednesday, June u.
From an officer of the 8th Missouri, we
learn the following particulars OF the last
battle between sherman.and Johnston. 1t
resulted in dividing the rebels from their
works and their retreat towards Atlanta.
Tha 9Th wero portion Of the 18th corps,
under Gen. Logan. On the 18th the right of
sherman's army rested, covering Keues 1T
Mountain, along the base OF KcncsaW Noun
tain, range high aud abrupt The left
crossed the railroad leading from Chatranoo-
"a to Atlanta, holding the Big Sandy Ma
.ietta road.
The I'd division Of the 18th, and 18th corps,
turned the enemy's right flank, holding him
where he must light or retreat.
He has doubtless retreated ACROSS the
Chattahoochee, eight miles distant, aud four
miles from Marietta, and 23 miles from At
lanta-
In front OF the 18th corps the mountain Is
heavily fortified by breastworks Of logs and
with earthworks, behind which the 18th ad-
yanced steadily for four hours, when they
carried the work and captured about 800
prisoners. Our loss was very small.
Hooker charged Pine Mountain, taking the
works after hard fighting.
He is reported to have captured whole
brigade OF rebels.
Sherman is moving carefu1ly, hazardlug
nothing, and saving his men. The army Ii
receiving supplies regularly and eastly. The
Government mules arc In excellent condi
ton, and forage is abundant.
She1man's entire loss in the campaign wil
not exceed II ,000, many Of whom are slightly
wounded.
The strongest position tho rebels retain Il
] five miles from Atlanta, on chain Of hills.
LATE REBEL DISPATCHES.
The Grenada {Miss.) Rebel Picket contain
the following:
ATLANTA, June A.-Thc enemy opened
slowly with artillery on our position yester
terday after the storm had passed, and con
tinued until tonight, and opened again thl
morning and continued until the train 1ef
Marietta
Both armies are gradually moving toward
cur right As the rain has ceased 1t il sup
posed that active operations will again com
| mence, Trains from the front to-day brlnl
few wounded.
The following dispatch from Maj. West. o
Gen. Polk's staff, is received:
Lieut.. Gen. Polk was struck by cauno
shot to-day. and killed. Gems. Johnston
Hardee, and Jackson were with him whe
| IN fill
, 1864-06-23

Stationary and previous payueut1....,...- 864.

Total for Heven months. 6is.71
This aceourt Is exclusive Of printing for the Board
ot Pub1Ic5 Works, War Fund Coum1tte, &C.
p1oprati9n to5 tne yea1 6y ssta?: aad xoaid leave
have fell 1t to be my dury TO report tho condition
Of this sceount 70 tho Common Council.
The c1AnrA Of the City Printers will submit to che
Mayor and Finance Cox1mittea for their decAiou.
authorized BY chap. $, Of the ressed charter.
Respectfully submitted. g. 4. HATS.
Nov. 5lh, 1868, Comptroller.
The Comptroller claims that il WAS authorized
to Issue bonds tor the payment of this claim, by
section So, chapter 8, and that he wsa authorized
to refer to the Finance Committee by section L,
chapter s, Of the city charter.
We see no reaaon to modify our opinion OF tho
conduct Of the COMPTROLLER in this matter.
, 1864-06-23

0.KO WAN NETON A HAN.
~ This u rot the noetor'a 1sai 1a9e. eut thu
90 and eae ht1l It the :,
TKE1OKT H0LSE, sa Saturday, Jaly l..
HI caa tell your dtsease a1 once. He know. wha.
BIS rf1nttieB A'e Be wafants cure IN all cAsa
He AlwsJ& cuft1
Fits and RaEA1Ts4s.
His wcude1fo1 rtuedies for Liver Comp p'atnt, Dys-
ot oaia md Gsavrl ns1ef b exce1led Crowas 70
;o aee him. He has become tho real 1ndisn Herb
Doctor. Tho ftAvs Of the trees aIa for the healing
Of tta nat1n1s- No eharSe foI cuusNl:4lln-
betf 1ha: otbels ~ of Qko-1au - toni: :hau.
.Ht 9tve1 Kenersl a%tl. fkctfoR In. T, Tribune.
..Hf E,Ee. cue waen othss phJbsciAns aEs up.'
Tns s.e.t inoian Doctor carries all befors him..
aH.s rtiufu viasts are ones In o!xa. vseks.~-
10 xan ahan Is reliable, md has tne con-
II en &c NJ Al1 ITeNQrAph-
| .He cu{eS de 8fnnr ST. Times. ..
me HGufep u . Lane to wnlk."-TQstons
lnN iDq4t acknowledgements
.His Itmtd dee sEo haT Trless, yet always 4eena to
care. Pecple hAvs tsenx faith IN IL great lnttao
| The D:etos,s vH!6 IN se oss day sysay to< to9<
= tns Desso1 cur ands - 1pos.o!9 e
feHhvsRs os kis stsy N eses ptAes. fa7a k7s-as
, 1864-06-23

c1rr PnnTNG-THosk BoNDs.-1n ycste1day's
THuuSz We xave the grounds Of our opinion thas
tie City Comptro1e. had illegally disposed Of the
peoples money, In the payment OF tue bills Of the
Jeff Davis organ for city printing. Taat that OIL
ca1 himself had doubts Of tue Legality Of the CLAIM
il evident from the fact that he turned the matter
over to the Finance Comm ittee.
The following Whst he conUunicatl ton addressed
to the Common Council BY the Comptroller:
EItr CoNP FR1LLER's O1y1CK I
CHICAGO. Nov. 1Ha.
To the Mayor and Aldermen tbs Cisy ct Chicago,
in Common Council assembled:
The 1nceIttyned would respectfully rapport that tho
expenditures Of the city, from april Int, 1861, to Nov
it, 1aJ for printing aAd stationary, were u 9 So
Ana fur The entire year Ss08.79 Tia op.tation
in the general Appropriation ordinances u rails rear
printing 1nd station err, !cluffnG psntnk
ard binding reyscd char ter and ordinances, so q"
The expense printing and blnd tho reyted chA.
ter and ordinances Wa estimated 1t ESQ., leATlaE
but IS. coo tor other printing aud stationery.
On the 9Th Septe ber 1asr. II er three Mo9ths and
mare Of tho muI lc!pal rear had EXPIRED tne cou2-
mon Council passed an ordinance fixing the rates to
be paid fer corpor4ttcn n pFiatng y large advance
opon the rates previously pad amt otrecSnx tho In
after HAY 1st- 1875.
uhp neNspapefs snce the passage Of the ordnance Of
8. pit. 7th. The City Printers have now presented
their uccopnts for printing and blsnks from May Lat
TO Nov. lit. E63. as foilowE:
GulcSRo
Ihlcafo QnlQA...s-..s- .-.-..-..-..ss*-% 4rsoA.13
, 1864-06-23

The War In A1abamA-Matters at Do"
catuf-GUef1Il2 RAld-Pout1cs In tho
AImTs
, 1864-06-23

Latest from the Siege OF PeterHburS-.
BombardtuE 70 Commcuce--Hunt
has Joined sheridan ut White House.
, 1864-06-23
FROM MADISON.

Tho Badser State CopperheAdsa In Con-
vsntion-Dele%Ates to the chicago
ChQRen.-
, 1864-06-23
THE WAR IN GEORGIA.

News from Shcrmnnss Army to the
10th Insk.- Chree Days Later Advl.
ceB.-The &itu1tlons
, 1864-06-23

DEATH OF MRa. Dn. Rr7cHE1-We regret
to learn that the wife Of Rev. Dr.. Ritche1 of
Detroit, died at o'clock Tuesday morning,
the 2lst inst. at Detroit, atter long and
painfhl illness. The remains have been
taken to Greenwood Cemetery for 1nte1ment
DR.. Ritchel Was earnestly invited to come to
our city some months ago, but the critical
state of bis wife'e health has hitherto delay
ed Ills xnswcr to the invitation. Many
friends in Chicago will deeply sympathixe
with him in this new bereavement.
, 1864-06-23

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-15

GENERAL HAroH.-The promotion Of our
fellow townsman, General Hatch gives general
satisfaction, simply because it is we'll merited.
His claims were long since recognized by the
people and press of Iowa, if not by the general
government. The Burlington Hasokeys says
ut is reported that Col. Hatch, of the
Second Iowa Cavalry. has been confirmed
Brigsdier General. Amid the host Of incom
petents who have hitherto been elevated to
that rank only to make their unfitnsss the
more conspicuous, it is Certifying, now and
then, to find true merit and arduous service
properly recognized. Tho history Of lhe Sec.
ond Iowa Cavalry and its leaders are we'll
known. If any man has earned his promotion
il is Col. Hatch. Our people will al be graf.
flied in finding his worth recognized because
they feel confident that he will do honor to
the position. OTHERS have also done well.-
It is no disparagsment to them to say that
Gen. Hatch is worthy Of place beside the
most msritorious." sg-g,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Greenwich st.. New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-15

Mr.. LOCAL AS you attribute your mis-.
cradle failure to make An interesting paper to
your worthless scissors, take the liberty of
sending you one blade of an excellent pair
once possessed, trusting to your well known
shrewdnsss to supply it with fellow. And
this reminds me that you are like the en-
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dull pathway alone. Why don't you get
marrieds You can no more expect to con-
duct newspaper successfully, 50 long ~ you
unmarried, than you can hope to scissor
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come somebody. hope you may be sue
csssful in mating both tho blade and the Lo.
cal. ~ -. %"THn O7nss HAly."
Whewl Bissextile privileges that, with ,
vengeance. We refer the young lady to oul
Pa. We have received the other half" Of
the scissors, and al that is necessary to make
the thing complete, according to our CORES.
pondsnt's sisw, l. . wife and . screw, the
former for ourselves, tho latter for The scis.
sors sss'i@aIess ,.'is 2, s. o.. .1ss.'
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It restores hair upon bald heads. ;.
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Original Notice.
re STATE OF og. lHo,wvA.}...

rH Ea STATE OF s1. 1.9,wyA-}"
10 Phsbs WaMer Wilsam Waller. Wibe G. Scott,
Jasss Riddle. Narce'tss Riddle, Frederick Eirehas
and BarahArG rch~er, Detendants-
VOU are hereby notified that there will be hle
beo,s the first day Of April. A. D. 1861, In the
ofce OF the Clark Of the District Court Of Muscatins
plaintiff claiming of the defendant, Phebs r Valdez,
judgment for tho sum Of 7 hree Hundred Dolars and
interest the from the LIST day of December 1861
q the Of per cent. per upon the first
named Of Shs promssorv notes hereinafter mentioned.
And ab,o tho fo ecosure Of certain mortgage made
Valdez, to the said plaintiff dated the 10th day Of
January 1852 and recorded in the ONCE of the Record
Or Of |" l., County in Book OF Lands pages SOL and
692. which given TO secure the Payment Of three
carr al n promissory notes made by the said Phsbs r.
Wald to the order OF the said plaintiff all dated De-
ceinb 1st 1861: One for the of thrre hundred
dollars payable in months after date one
for tn sum Of three hundred dollsrs In thirtysix
nths after date and for the sum OF nunarod
anil twenty dollars payable in fortyetght Donths after
date, all with interest, and interest ~ tne RATE OF zen
Per cont per If net paid at maturity ana that
thu lands and promises described In sad VIE
The southwest quarter of section three 1897 in
township seventy eight 7S) rapge four 4 west. con-
sainins hundred sixty acres In the said county
of Nuscatine may be old, or so much thereof may
| be necessary 10 sstis,y said Judgment
And that all the light title, interest and equity
redemrton Ct tbs aid defendants in the said prem.
ises may he forever b. FRED and foreclosea.
Now unless you appe thereto, and defend, be-
fore of the I'd day Of the term Of said
Court. commencing 'he first Monday Of june. A. D..
1884, default wall be uttered against you and
rendered thereon and deere entered "a prayed In
| the said petition. HANNA F1TZGEEALD,
April l.-wSw prs fe es1O 60 icitor for Plaintiff