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VWITU
BonERs skLTISG, Erc
Importers and Dealers in Manufacturers Articles,
No. "a PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
" Agents for the Woodruff Beach
Engines u Boilers.
s Exclusive agency New York for Lowell Machine Shop
Fools
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JaV-'m 8'o BaImoTe and " DTnond sreets, Balimore
ftLAHKSON & ANDERSON. no. loo MAIN STREET,
~ have hand and for sale cheap, good
and Mortice Locks and Laches Butt Strap, Hinges
Patent Gate Hinges and FastennE sash aud Blind
Round, Square Fuh aud Shutter Bolts Wood Screws Finishing
Malls Iron and nrass Door Rail and scaves Sash wndow
Pulles. Fash Cord. ia2o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-29

COMBS- PANS AND FANCY GOODS.
NM IllIAM TASKER, Ia Park Place, New York. the
w trnton of southern and Western Mcrch his
Of Fans, Combs Hair, Tooth and Nall Bruse Ladies' Rcus
Prery Porte Monnar Jet and Bead Bracelets
Book, Dress buttons Pins Ssri Hooks
Guards Wax Coral and Glas. Necklace
Combs Canes Balls aud Toys Of every description. Scissors
Ior. rnd Gallery Gold and on Jwey Aecorons and yons,
including general and las % English, French, and
German Fancy Goods which viii be sold At the lowest prices
cash approved paper.
I Orders by letter selected and In the
WILLIAM rAsSER, 10 Park Place, New York
p Ps-Please cut this out Ap30-dly-lPl
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HOOKS sND y sTATIoNEnY.

HOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SPRING SUPPIIES-l>5S
q uOHHiS. bouEsEIirR. IL receiving hIs
ne SPRING SUPPLY or
BOOKS AND STA TIONERY
Ills stock viii embrace his
which will 9e sold liberal a. can be Oh
tanned in anv market ~ ~ W.
Book B.ndng In all it, branches executed.
Hank Books Of every description hand and made n order
Country Dealers invited TO tniu- his stork
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-29

BROOkLyN CITY
STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
ID. p BURDON co.
Water Street, B-ookiyn. New York,
MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES WITH BURDoNS
PATENT Ctr orr BOILERS
The subscribers only superiority
OF their ESGiS bat will
er With the -au- surface Of boiler and less pressure
steam than other United
maintaining an equal speed wiiou; regard
piled Ia engine
Also, from their long
knowl~ig- no conrp-ttors Ia the manuaetur. IA of
srGAH MnL,. Saw AND tiR-T Mus.
MiSiNs PrsPs, ASD tiEAKiSG MSr-.
AND PCLLitS, HEAVY ASD l.sEr 'A-riSc-.
Mil MACHINERY DESCRIPTION.
southern Planters attention II particularly directed
Improved MILL The simplicity Of
and durability, renders decidedly any
Order. by mail otherwise attended prompness and
despatch.
D. p puNboS, ID. T.. BURDON a CO.
n. y.
= H. coSELN te4-3m. lv. 81
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wv JACKSON a SON.
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS
JySi-dy-PI si6 'FRONT.' street, and go broadway, n Y.
HNNCEISIOR SEWING MACHINES-Made by HOOD, BAT
H TELLE CO. Worcester MAts patented by Elias Howe,
September 10Th 1876 Thee Machines with
repair They bu substantial
aud workman-ke and will do Tanor ShoemAker
sAddrs work Ia manner warranted to satisfaction T
stitch will rip than sewing done 10y hsud
Call aud thrn operation ClNUT Philadelphia
stair. ". A. DAWSON, Agent.
nY9-dlN-la1
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lHE fEuU CRoP oT NV JERsEY.-The Newark D,;Jy
Adsr'sr states that the prospects New Jersey Of
large yield Of fruit better than az the present
umS' me buds are generally nnrJured and the lingering
cold weather will prevent them froin swelling unti t5 -
son $50 far advanced to have them suffer from hgb
winds or frosts So
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ID. n. WILLIAMS,

GIBBS, GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
TUNHE SUBSCRIBER having up n rooms In elegant
style, ~ Cornthlan Hall prepared me pub
We and furnish them with superior pictures moderate prices
The Anbroype being hermrcsy sealed plates o
hne polished glass hy which only but
and beauhes The mprennJ h proof acton of
scds The variations 0f climate In long
Only Kind ~ picture that viii UNCHANGED
b. iakcn from u NE the smallest miniature and In
quarter the time ~ the Dagereoypc They
can be sen IN any s a' an engavng hence are suitable
The popularity ~ the Ambrotypes
imposition upon gsss black vanish
often sod for Albrpspfs Nunc rrnuire pat
stamp The public invited can examine sec ens NJ
he GsEsy, CosStHtS Hi Main gh
and irh. 2. y. GIBBS.
Richmond. January g 1856.
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NEW BACON. LARD, &c.
~ lhliA0 lbs sides. superior quality, fatted
10000 Shoulders,
Hams,
S0,OUn Rreas prs"
2o00O Beef Rounds Broilng and Chipping
1000 packages Lard, IN bbls., kegs and pals.
Por sale by v ROLOSON A
jai0-9m RSi Baltrnore
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CLOTHING ar WHOLESALE.

--, tIOIuING AZ WHOLESALE.
hUA STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING for ne WHOLESALE
~ TRADE complete, and ready exhibition The a.
srmsnt much the largest and desirable ever e
hhe end vuhe found 90 embrace grade Of our
m.nuetlred BY ourselves 10 god siye o god materials
Irtns 70 me Tauts of c merchants ~ Nirsna. North
uJna and Ienntsee HavnE facility for manufacture
o Clothing teng tRiens vey engaged in the ouns H long
eilence iu ne trade n hs city, confidently
hnuon g ou Nocs and prices safshd hat nduce
cities ~ wv -0'''"
liCicd KFFN p4fnyfSF a 81 W
NH
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NEW YOHh, nnEMEN a SOUTHAMPTON.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
TUyHE SHIPS co PRESING <fI~Sf,.
ID this tine the WASHINGTON, Captain E ./tfI{,a
CAyENpY. HERMANN. Capt. IIisGIS-
These stop southampton, both going
and raturn
ana returning PROPOSED DATES OF sAIuNe-lsso.


proceeding London and Hayre advantages
other route. fpr the time aud money.
Prsi Cabin Main Soou sso Cabin, Lower Saloon, $40
Second do $50.
Az letters and through the Post Office
No bills of ng will be signed parcels received the day Of
sailing.
,0- An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
FoT freight or pa sage, apply to SAND,
Sou william - New York,
A. HEINEKEN 4 CO, Bremen,
CROsKEY A co. Southampton
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

fsoA sKiLLiS vTsScHER. OWEN soHEIL GsSs..L Nr-s-
r,rss ADvsHrt-iss Horss No $40 BHo.DwAT, Ns- Yoss
NEW
CARPET EHOUSE,
522 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
NEW MARBLE BtIIDINGS.
OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAS MOTEL
NNLu.a THOMAS lie ~. IMPORTERS AND DIAL.
w KRIS IN " " - ~ ~
CARPETS, oil CLOTHS, &C.,
bg respectfully inform friends eusoner- that
sy have removed fum r. s Street TO their New and spaciOas
store oz2 BRpAbWAf where they ul ~ pleased exhibit
.s ther rec-ni hnnnse purch- Of al that In Design,
Fabric, and STYLE and which have
reign
could command Witch they sell price. tat
will defy competition. Comprising
NAV AND CHOICE STOCK
W Foregn and Domestic CarIting oil Cloths, Drpggets
bic aud Piano Covrrs Cor Mating and Mats Sheep
skn sin aud Fancy
Gle connected with
sell
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
They have set aside n disiinc, department
COlR MATING AND MATS,
In which their celebrity we'll established
ing large, well and
fer the most favorable
or Ret els ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-29

The two brothers Butt Who killed Rober, Childrs, ia
EA'och City, North Carolina, have been acquitted by an
examining court.
German writer says that the people Of the United
states can burst more steam boilers aud chew more to
bacco than any other five nations on the globe
There are a. present 10 Germany los ,hestre employ.
ng about ooo ac'or'' danccrs'aud tocasts aud 900
ehoiisters aud musicians Of the orchestra
The machine shop Of Mr. Russell skinner A. R,cIp.
Wis, Wa- destroyed by hrc March l4th Loss 10000
insurance $1,000.
The PRESBYTERIAN church in Ovid. y Y was DESTROYED
by Ore un Monday week and district schoolho al
joining. Lo~s Al luUO. no insurance
The Mariana pa Patriot says the planters in that see
ton are nos busiy engaged planting their new crops
No lees than three citizens have disappeared from their
homes in New York. "ithin the last three weeks.
Worrcl and Brud will be tried in Warren county, Mo
for the murder 81 Gordon. u Nav next
msn named Gorham, who was convicted of the rrur
DEE of bis viic, was hung At Psducab Ky on Frida,
last ''
s,rah Hyeran who !. under .entcrce Of death q, ST,
louis, vas h'ptised on Thursday last
A. oin The wilmington ,pell P,psia,,a tells, ,,,,
yrsts oaE sud BY pecusr MODE sf nvns be-. A., sssi
tt,uns eens le snei o. 'e tso three hundred
mauheodh he h,' never 81 p b ps'crrng lay on he ooor
su e shest b. produce, hs fs 70 10 Hr.ndysiss mn.
49,, . . ', e nSa'y has reane or iTe o. ree b
'''' became inprrvou' 90 brars and even ihoru'.
Te Cscf Ssrrics safs-a ~e Informed military .uorif,
pubihed London hss foiosng Its ast ssus ave m,
re rstan ofTns,d = rcSa'' tom .sv In n. crss M.
% ons have been gwen Coz he eebssaton o esmeB.
aesrd- to '-ni a'y nore irsn' 70 'he E's-"
s,..osss, = ps Correspondent th't ne 'srt; ., ,sus,
sni rh ueo. An urfor1s's lady eousvsrd.
Or readers must tno- hat GODDARD ihs celebrated
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htttuSEsr 4 Part correspondent
dresses have dnsly h. oiuunous h- ho dsogurns
snt ~ Al unfornss lady afei ~ bouvsrds
hS ops " pc rtuus ~ Psrs Msisu~ hslon ie 0usrd
Ou readers knos hat GODDARD ihs celsa
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
Chaeed BY the Legislature OF Virginia Dec I'm. ,ssS
CAPITAL FIFTY THOUSAND DOILIps

ALnEmAHLE INSURANCE COMPANY
cu,, m. rYsIINClfaL INC oYEiCE, CHARLOTTESVILLE va
enAhIhhhD CAPITAL Si0O000-CASH FUND SI2 O0O
ufNft iNSIANCbs To town
my - euected on ths favorabls
~ All Losses promptly arranged -
sTOKEs CO. No e. Pearl s,r..t
auN fnr Rieku,.,a ~.
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III AnIES uOHoCCO AM BLACK SA-
~ \ TN fNANCAfS GAtrFHs. WITH WEFLq -Ev-~<lsNa
Adtms CO ESpress, 10 receipt o ts srfud nos
maie u The latc styc which
d~s Nog lad e. t' Roots that Roots, ,rd I'd
low price by calling 25 Broad street sotos nm
neat door heoH ihe dry goods store of Hcrien Tox
n y. FRANKLIN
tT And desisr IN Roni. any, 80.
EENTLEu KID CONGRESS
~ NAlItks-fhe sutcrher has just sup 49,
Ply N oeniemsn XII Consre Caters, very pleasant
Soc iu Fhh he Wnud call thr Of ail n want soe
ming very nice 10 the way Of shor.
msi ALsN HiLt, No u main street
EAH ANO LOCOMOTIVES ANIES.-Rest American
- Refined Rolled CIR ANles Hammered
Nampi Pencoydl length ceuterrd Aito A. exfra
quality Junltta Charcoal Axle Constantly ant
lois ito suit Railroad Compsue Car and Enene Hurrs and Oh ~
by the Manufacturers. A r. gOrYRrs
ofh an Rroad. heios Vine str-et. pfIisi.tphIa
n AIDES AND GENTLEuENt-th.v, ju- -
received lot o. Over Shoes ~ -
Ladiss Geniemcn, Misses and Boys -
also. Over.soes
- -, and 0ater.. ior sale low ~ ALFX ufft
iaSi No t2f Main .tr.s, Rt.t,,,,
m BtRG,S IPEH PEIOSPpATF IsUE.-
- 80 tons G DsBurss No. Smmoais-i super Pftast-
OF LINE Tor nis ~ McGRUDFkS SONS
mhN sole Agents for ths Manufacture.
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rsnS sKlLLiv, vTsScH.R OWN scHgLL GsSs..L Nv.
rrss ADSEErt-iSs Hocss, No. sts BhosDwAT Nav Yoss
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81 busheis, landing nom steamer, for
y v. sKINEgR 4 co Carr si.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

The MoRAoSs.-The New York Mirror sag,
the atrocities, cruelties, aud domestic habits
and manners of the MoImons in Utah, as de-
veloped in the proceedings now pending be-
fore one off its city courts, are disgusting be-
yond all precedent, and yet these infatuated
people are hurrying to our shores by the thou
sand. Intriguing emissaries from Utah have
penetrated into all parts of England, making
proselytes. and separating husbands and wives,
mothers and children, and despatching their
infatuated converts TO the Paradise of Lust,
on the Great Salt Lake. The English news
papers represent the state of things in some of
the villages as truly deploring and alarming.
The Preston Guardian says-sslt is not unusu-
al for workingmen to return home at night,
and find their houses deserted, the furniture
carried away, and long list of debts unex-
pectedly incurred. Tradesmen, too, in seek
ing after debtors, are astonished to find those
who had promised to pay, on their way to the
land ofpromise." And these are the kidnap-
pers and ruffans who are asking Congress to
admit their political theocracy into the Union
as sovereign State.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

SEcTIoSALIss is as much complained of as
though twere first introduced into our nation
al politics by the Republican party. This is
not true. In the year 1928 Andrew Jackson
of Tennessee, was run for President on the
same ticket with John c. Calhoun, of South
Carolina, for Vice President, and both were
elected. John Quincy Adams, Of Massachu-
sets, ran for President in opposition, on the
same ticket with Richard Rush, of Pennsylya-
MIA. John G. Calhoun was elected Vice Pres
ident st the same time that the South had three
prominent candidates running with him for
President, viz Andrew Jackson, of Tennes-
see, who received pinety-nine electoral votes;
Wm. ii. Crawford, of Georgia, who received
forty-one votes; and Henry Clay, of Kentucky,
VINO received thiIty-seven votes. Every Nor
tnern State at that election which voted for
MI. Adams voted also for Calhoun while at
the south the same States which voted for
him voted for Southern candidates for the
Presidency.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

ssNIoGERIsA." There is a blackguardism
in politics specially In vogue among the loco
focos, which induces them to denominate all
efforts against the extension of slavery as
s.niggerism." In our city, it was not indigo
nous, but was imported here from Virginia by
amiserabIe spiritual rapping, vagabonding fel-
low, who is now telling Pennsylvania demo
Gratis how they must vote to please the slave
power But the only real specimen of "nig-
gerisrn-" or negro worshipping we have seen
is to be found among the laws framed by the
Border Ruffian Legislature of Kansas, one of
which enacts that any person enticing, convey
ing away, or kidnapping iphte child from its
parents or guardians in the Territory of Kan
sas, shall suffer the penalty of sir month, i'm
prisonment In the county jail, and be further IL
able to such fine as the discretion of the Court
may suggest. Another law makes the penal
ty for enticing, conveying away, or kidnap-
ping negro child in said Territory-DEArH /!
So, for stealing ,rhite baby, six months i'm
prisonmentis is the humane and Just extent of
the law. For stealing negro baby, DEATH
PhiPa. Sun.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09
FURTHER FROM KANRAs.

Chicago, July 2.-Passengers from Lexing-
ington bring intelligence of the capture of the
Ottawa company of emigrants, on board the
Arabia, June 27. The mon were robbed of
everything, and kept close prisoners. 1t was
resolved to take the Massachusetts, men up the
river, to hang their leader, Mr.. Decatur, and
keep the remainder as MISUNDERSTANDING
their arms, money, provisions and baggage to
the use of the mob -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09
New Advertisements.

nOCTOR J. s. LOVE, having located at Dr.
IL Irtrin d Hya4n's Store, pine Swamp p o.
Centre Co., respectfully tenders his professional
services to the public
REFERENCES
The Faculty of Jefferson Medical College, Phila
Dr. W J. Wilson, Potter's Mills, Centre Co.
DIR. J. P Wilson, Centre Hall, Centre Co.
DR. Jas Irwin and Dr. NJ Stewart. Pine Swamp,
Centre Co [July9-3n.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

On the 1st inst, the wharf of Merrick &
Sons, at the foot of Reed street, Philadelphia,
gave way, causing dreadful loss of life and
seriously ipjuring many. The wharf was
crowded with over 100 children at the time,
some 25 Of whom lost their lives. The wharf
was double structure, resting on piers in the
water, connected by bridge some 30 feet in
length, and the outer portion Of the wharf Civ
ing way, this bridge was crushed down.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

SKETCH OF Col. J, c. FREAosr.-We pub-
lsh on onr outside sketch Of Col. Fremopt,s
life, written for Sartain's Magazine in 1850
AT lnat tine Fremont was not candidate for
the PRESIDENCY, nor was there any particular
end 10 De gained by writing fattering ac
count, except TO do Justice to a meritorions
and brave man We commend il to the care
fHl peTusal Of our readers,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

The United States Senate have passed bill
appropriating $500, 900 for the construction of
military road from the western boundary of
Missouri, by Salt Lake City, to the eastern
frontier Of California.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

TRON IRON 1.-THE undersigned has just
Il received. at the shop of 7. Mills, the corner
OF Locust and Third streets in the Borough OF
Cfearheid. large assortment of Rose,s4, Sqxar>
a'Ad Fiat BAR IRON. of all sizes, which he viii
sell at as low prices as it can be purchased any
where in this county
ieII-,a5-3m BENJAMIN SPACKMAN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
farm, situate miles from Curwensville. on the
tanning los acres. sixty acres cleared. under good
cultivation, the balance well timbsrea; with a
good barn, new plank dwelling house, and good
bearing orchard thereon, and is we'll watered Fer
further information enquire of the subscriber liv
ing on the premises SIMON THOMPSON.
February 20, 1s5s-6ms
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09
WILLIAM A. HOWARD,
JOHN SHERMAN.

On the Sd inst, Mr.. Barclays motion to re
consider was carried by vote of 1OI to 97.-
The bill then passed, yeas 100, nays 80.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

1s SENATE. April 81. 1856.
resolution Proposing amendments TO the Con
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n
do certify that the above and foregoing Is n
true and eorrest copy of the Yeas and '.Nsysf
taken on the Resolution proposing amendments to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth. the
same appears the Journals of the two Houses of
the General Assembly Of this Commonwealth for
the session of 1856
- Witness nv hand ami the seal of said Of
Z LIS hee. this twenty-seventh day of June,
t-j one thousand eight hundred and fifty
six. q CURTIN
July Q. lS5S-sm
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IL SENATE, April 81. 1856.
hesofrsd, Thatthis resolution pass. On the first
amendment, yeas "a, nays 8. On the second a.
mendment, yeas le, nays6. On the third amend
ment yeas %. nays 1. On the fourth amendment,
yeas %, nays4.
Extract from the Journal
THOMAS A MAGUIRE Clerk
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

SEcRErARr's OFFICE
Harrisburg, June %, 1855 /
DO certify that the above and foregoing i.
true and correct copy of the original aResolution
feiauVe 10 an amendment of the Constitution as
the same remains on file in this office
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
LIS I my hand and caused to be afixed the
- seal of the Secretary's offce, the day
and year above written
A G.. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
IL SENATE. April 2I. 1856.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

IL House. OF REPREsESrArIvEs
April 81, 1856.
Resofrea, That this resolution pass. On the
hrst amendment. yeas -, nays "a. On the second
amendment. yeas 63, nays 25. On the third amend
ment, yeas 81, nays 25; and on fourth amendment,
yeas 90, nays I6.
Extract from the Journal
WILLIAM JACK CLARK
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

FOURTH AkENpXENI.
TIE bs section XVI, ATticIsr T.
The legislature shall have the power to alter.
revoke, or annni, any charter of incorporation
hereafter conferred by or under any speciaI or
general law, whenever in their opinion ii NAV be
injurious TO the citizens of the commonwealth in
such manner, however that no injustice shall be
done to the corporators.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
SlleriT,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution from the District
ID Court of Floyd county, have levied up
on and shall expose to public sale, between the
hours of 9o'clock A. M. and o clock P. NJ,
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1857, at
the door of the SCHOOL HOUSE, in the viii
lage ofSt. Charles Floyd County, Iowa, (where
the last District Court of said Floyd County
was held,) all the right, title and interest of
Milo Gilbert, William w. Hickman and Rus
sci Foster, of, in and to the following de-
scribed real estate to wit: the nj of the sw frl4
and the WI of the NV frli except 40 acres of the
north end, and also the sci of the nwf Of secs,
township 50 north of range Is west Of the 9Th
principal meridian; also the set of the nef and
the nj of the set and the nei of the set Of sec.
No. i, township 95 north of range Is west OF
the 9TH principal meridian; also the mel Of the
ne frli in sec. No. 2, township 95 north OF
range Is west of the 9Th principal meridian
except 10 acres; also the 81 of the set and the
sci of the sw4 of sec. No. l, and the sci of sec
| No. 2, and the nj of the ne4, and the mel o.
the nwt of sec. No. IL, all in township 81
| north Of range Is west of the 9Th principal
| meridian; also the nei of the sw4 of sec. No.
So, township SO north of range Is west OF
the 9Th principal meridian; also the S! of the
mel of sec No II, township 50 north of range
| is west of the 5th principal meridian; also the
nwl of sec. 35, township sc north of range 10
west of the 9Th principal meridian, Iowa, lev
led on as the property of Milo Gilbert, William
w. Hickman and Russell Foster, at the suit OF
Jarvis Rattan against said Milo Gilbert, Will
| lam w. Hickman and Russell Foster.
WIN. MONTGOMERY,
Sheriff of Floyd County, Iowa.
| BY VIM SPENCER, Deputy.
| St, Charles, December Is, A. d. 1856. Is