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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14
SEND THEN WEsT-Amonp the tho,

SEND THEM WEsT.-Among the thou
sands of persons discharged from the
work shops and manufactures of the
East, we notice that hundreds of girls
engaged in millinery and dress making
have been thrown out of employment.
They must come west where food is
plenty if they want to live through the
approaching winter. Iowa is the very
place for the girls-our Bachelor BOYS
are now singing to them.
"Come res. in this BOSOM"
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WASHINGTON, NJ Oct. 6,

W.sHNGToS, NJ H., Oct. 6, 1857
No stocks were received for redemption to-
day-a fact which indicates that the demand
for money is IN the decrease.
came to town and transacted business for three
hours to-day.
The whole Eevy of embroy di,lonatists have
dispersed with malcdiciions on General Cass,
for postponiug action until the meeting of Con-
gross.
The pressure TO put Toucv upon the Bench of
the S p eme Court is Unreasonable is so in.
co:ngibly duh, and so stupidity slow in the Navy
Department He llmake an EXCELLENT Judge
if the principle deducibTe from the proverb that
good coon dogs are good for nothing else, be a
correct one
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

THE SMITH SIsTERs.-These pretty little
girls danced for the citizens of McGregor ON
two evenings last week, and in proof Of their
having struck popular vein here we need only
state that the second evening was more fully
attended than the first. Even IN these had
times a good many "pieces Of silver" were
thrown upon the stage in acknowledgment of
their appreciation by tie audience. ADELINE.
the youngest is most enral turing little gem
of danseusc.
J. C. Williams the comic singer who accom-
panies them is fair in burleslue song.
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Lines by Buster.
Nor BY GOLDSMITH

When merchants fondly trust to paper,
And find too late that banks betray,
What art can help them through the scrape, or
Suggest the means wherewith to pay!
The only way to stop each croakcr,
And Pay the banks to whom they trust
To bring repentance to the broker,
And wiring his bosom, is, ''tO bust ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

CLoTH1Ne.-TERRY, Agent for the
heavy firm Of w. S. Wells & Co of Mil
waukee is occupying the west store room
in the Empire Block, adjoining the Wa
verify Hotel. He has fine assortment
of Clothing Of all kinds made up at the
home store and warranted to be of good
material. His stock of Furnishing goods
is also complete, and if you want bar
gain and fit you can not do better than
to drop in and see him.
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C,LToRNrA.-The news from the Golden
State is down 10 few days subsequent to their
general election. and we are enabled to an
nounce the election OF Ex-senator WELLER
he Democratic nominee for Governor by Is to
$4,000 majority The Democracy has also a
large majority in the Legislature.
Some of our Republican contemporaries are
stating that the election shows a promising fu-
ture for that party, but the Alta California of
Sept. 5th says that the X. N. nominee ran far
ahead of Stanley the Republican, and that fact
is not promising the way we look at things
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Our New Volume.

In obedience to the custom Of doing some
thing new at The beginning of volume, we
commerce our nd year by a change of
head for the Times. We like it very well. and
if our subscribers agree with US it is all right
If they Object, we are ready to hear their rea-
sons in a very resi- ec:ful manner, but we cam
not promise to be convinced By their arguments.
The head suits the b'hoys in the Office, it has
bccnapprovcdby the Publisher and "acquiescad
in" by the Pro- rietor. and the only way to
change it is by prrchosc of the office
So much on that head.
1t is also quite common We believe, to sig
nalze the opening of new volume by the
Publication of u sort Of annual message with
out the accompanying documents" in which
the Editor proposes TO tell what difficulties he
has nc'untered, what labor he has performed,
how well he has succeeded in getting subscrib
crs, how poorly they have paid him, what he
ex. ects to do next year, &C., DC, &c. We
don't think it is necessary in Or case to say
much. We began the utilization of the Times
a seven-co'umn sheet with large tyre, on the
10th Oct. 1856. We were told by many, that
it was too large for the wants of the place or
the country at the end of seven months we
enlarged it the width of a column in its length
and two columns in its width, equal to an ad-
dition Of nearly one third to its original size
We have also reduced the size of our type
land We shall continue to do this,) till our read
inc nj tart <1,ot< &c 50,
Iowa North of Dubuque. Taking into con-
sideration the fact that we ncscr had anything
to do with running a newspaper before, We feel
pretty we'll satisfied with the years work. We
do not expect TO make the Times any better
than it has beehive have done our best every
week from the commencement, and it is prob
able we shall continue to work hard for the
year to come. 1t will be very agreeable to re-
tain our Old subscribers, particularly those who
have been thoughtful and raid rs up. but if
tn. low price of produce just now, should cause
them to think that the world is coming to an end
and they never again will behold 1tro Dollars
to spare Us, they will confer favor by adyis-
ing Us to discontinue at once. Our subscrp-
ton list is very large and the experience Of the
Tast admcnishes us to contract rather than en-
large it, Unless the money Or sound recommen-
dations accompany an application for enrolment
On our books. We send the lst copy to those
who have settled for one year, and if it is not
wanted. they will ohlige US by returning it to
their Postmaster and he will inform us that it is
declned-those who have not paid us can not
EXPECT their papers to stop till all arrearages are
settled unless we think best to do so for our
own safety.
Now Readers, Subscribers and Advertisers
"ritch in
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Ny. BANKs.-On the 9Th the Banks of the
City were contemplating an immediate increase
of loans to seven millions and eventually to
ten millions. If done, this would doubtless
tend to relieve the market. but it is not proba-
BILE that they will venture TO sea while the
wind blows as it now does. When Gold com.
mands premium of 5 to 10 Fer cent, it is not
strange that paper is returned to the mill
whence it is issued, and SO long as this state Of
affairs continues sound selfish bank will re-
tain its pictures
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SRey;F's Sale.

NOTICE j. hereby gwen, that by virtue of an exc.
IN cution issued out of the Office OF the Di trict
Clerk of Clayton County, Iowa. and to me directed
against the goods and cattelS OF Reuben II. Fo ter
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder for
cash. in front OF Alans Barr stable in the village
OF Monona, Clayton County, Iowa. on the Goth day OF
October A. ID. 1857, between the hours OF 10 clock
A. NJ and O'Clock 7. VI. of said day, the following
described goods and chattels to wit five year old
brown mare, to satisfy part OF judglnt rendered
against said Reuben r. Potter, at the se tembeI Term,
a. d. 1897, OF the District Court of Clayton County,
Iowa. in favor OF Aanson Barr-, for the OF seyon
hundred aud ffy-l'e dollars and thirty cents.
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff.
[53l by N. NJ. FUTILE, Deputy.
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FIRE.-A disastrous fire occurred in
Chicago on last Sunday morning. 1t
broke out in stable on an alley leading
from State to Clark Streets between
Munroe and Adams. The greatest des-
truction was on State Street, front of the
block, which was entirely laid in ruins
leaving only the corner buildings of
Munroe and Adams standing.
The loss will reach $4,000.
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COM NJ E RCI A l..

Notwithstanding the u,:roar of bank, rail-
road and individual failures throughout the
country, our little city keeps up an active bust
ness-like motion, and We happen to know that
several of our largest delers are selling great
many goods to western Iowa and Mi,nesota
here to reI lenish, are dealing far enough west
and northwest to feel the influence Of the past
seasons emigration, and it matters little 10
them whether wheat is high Or low in the east
ern market. The new comerh has the gold, and
he is compelled 10 spendit. Our streets are as
full of people as ever, and thous h no grain is
coming forward we are having a good run of
trade. fellow we give prices of leading arti-
cles OF trade
McGregor Market,
Wednesday, Oct. II, 1857.
Corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON 4 CO.,
Whole. ale Grocers x Druggsts.l
EXCHANGE-On York Ten per cent--on Chi.
cago1- to 81.
PROpUCE-wheat SO to 55. Flour IS to- SO per
sack. Oats IS. Barley SO. Potatoes 90. Hay 8 90.
PROvIsION-Pork s2S per Dbl. Hams IL to Is
Lard %. Butter 25 Cheese, W. r., IL L. Eggs Is.
Fat Cattle, gross, &c. Fat Sheep SO to 90 per head.
FRUITs-Green Apples 81 per Dbl. Lemons IS per
box. Dried Apples 10 to ls Green Peaches s. per
bushel
GROCERIES-Sugars, Muscayada, IL IL to IL IL;
REID yellow II II to ID IL Crushed ii IL to 10 ;
Powdered Is to II. Molasses 70 to so, gal Syrup so
to 90. Rio Coffee - 12 to II. Tea, H., As to 60;
Black SO to 70. Soap ID to s. Candles, Taiow Is
Stcarinc D. Salt per Dbl. 2 so Sack 3 %.
Fisfl-Mackercl, half bbls., 7 so to SO ; Cod IL
to White q 90 TO 9 so.
Water Lime, so. Plaster to 9.
Whisksy, 81 to IS.
OiI.s--Lard 81 to I SO Whale 20 to SO Lin
seed 10 TO 20.
MISUNDERSTANDING 5. Hide /. 10 10. relts &C to
40. Wood 5 90. Turrcntne So. White Lead to 10.
LUMbER, - 70 rs Lath 275 to 3 90 shingss
to i7t.
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Nor TO DE rIr.Ep.-A young man named
Descompt of Urbanna Ills. was playing with a
snake recently, when il bit him. He thought
he had IN infallble remedy hut his thought
proved to be an error. He died in great agony.
We have no tears to shed over such cases
Snakes are neither safe, pretty nor interesting
as playthings, and since familiarity with one
brought death into the world and all our woe,''
no man who has good mother wit will decline
to kill every one his club will reach
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AN EARTHcUAKE.-At Centralia Ills. on the
morning of The 9Th Oct. three heavy shocks of
All earthquake were felt. The first shock awoke
the citizens. demolished chimneys and created
general CONSERVATION. Its influence extended
to st Louis, and occasoned great alarm.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

New Goors-The town is full Of them
Flanders Scott &, Bro. Merrill g. Barron, Hoff
man Benton Co., Hunting g. Co., E. Stow &
Co., Williams & Harvey, Kellogg Il Starks,
Wilson g. Sherman and Strouse d Friedman
arc all in receiI Of new Fall goods in their res
pective lines Of Trade.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

Mr.. Ga clergyman ola neigh
bouring town. being recently absent
from home on bushes, his little son, a
lad of four or five years. calmy folded his
hands, and asked the blessing. as usually
pronounced by his father at their NOR
ming meal. AT noon, being asked TO pro-
nounce the blessing, he replied with a
grave face, "No, / don't like the looks of
them 'tatersr'
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BEN CouRs:N.-The sinking of this steamer
involved greater loss of life than wasrcported
to Us last week. Nine dead bodies have been
recovered and four or FIVE more are known to
he missing. Her pilot says she took sheer
and there was not steam enough to control
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

AS:GN.-Ihe p. Office business at this point
will tell how we advance. For the quarter end
ing Sept. Both 1856 the gross receipts were less
than $500 for that ending Sept. Both 1851
they were over Ih.ee hundred and fifty dol
lars
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1851:
Best bu.he Winter Wheat, NJ W: Icavet.. $500
I'd I" " J. s. King, 200
Sd j. s. King, 1CO
Best Spring Wheat, ~ Urie 800
I'd do Henry Clifford, . 90
Best Corn, NJ, Uricl, 800
I'd do Thomas Park, 100
Ret Oats, +: Trc,c colt, 800
Sd do NJ. Ur!c,, 200
Be Bucliwheat, Thomas Park, 200
Best Timothy Grass Seed. Henry Clifford, 100
Best Potatoes, John Ure, 2 90
ID do s::w. peyton, ] 90
Best white field Beans, J. S. King, 100
B s" squash eo J. W. Anss' ""S f"'A' 50 SO
Best Pumpkins, Thomas Park, SO
Best Watermelon, VIM. Shuttle, so
Best Bcets, WIN. shuttle, SO
Best Carrots, Henry Clifford, so
Best Par nips. II. Clifford, so
Best Radisl, W. +. Iochhans, SO
Best Tomatoes, II. Clifford, so
Best Cabbage, VIM. shuttle. SO
Best White Turnp, Vim. shuttle SO
Best Rutabara, VIM. shuttle, 50
Best Sweet Corn, II. Clifford, so
Best Onions, V. l.. Burdick SO
Best Trotting Stallion, Boardman & Hodgkin's
Cd do l.; Dyer, Morgan Eagle, 500
Best Stallion for all work, Thomas wilson, 1000
H s Dra', n or Tm ses sss;;: ga g
Best Durham Bull over years, VIM: Shuttle, 10 on
Best as pcvo no Bull under year, w. u sr Gilbert
Best Cow, common. NJ. Uriel, 900
Best Devon. Calf L. scom, 200
Best pair working Oxen, Jonathan Goodwin, 400
I'd do l.. II. Gilbert, 3OC
l,es. Buck Sheep, IT, Clifford, ' $50
Best Eve sheep, John Uriel, :. 25O
Best pair Shanghai Chickens, VIM. Shuttle, 90
The heaviest doz. h'n' Egg, VIM. Shuttle, SO
Best Blood Mare and Colt, Peter Lar>on, 500
"a do Jsr,es Partch, a0o
Best one year old Colt, A. J. Ames, 90
Best Mare over three year, David Kidd, 500
Bet set draft Harnesses, VIM Koss, 500
Best Best Sc. set carriage do Knapp 4 Potter, 90
Best Churn, Jesse L. Merritt, loo
Bet " a>hing Machine, Harlow Barnum, 0C
Best two horse Wagon, Hoyt JARVIS, SOC
Best Grain Cradle. H. Clifford, loo
Best Cultivator, Gordinier 4 Dodge, 800
| Best Bed tead, krist Knimplc, loo
Best Gate ITangings, L. Il. Gilbert, ! 0C
Best Dress Dress. coas' A. salzer, saot
Best Vest, dc Loo
| Bet Bonnet Trimming, Phoebe Barnum, loo
Best Crochet Work, Sarah Ann Shuttle, ot
Best Silk Embroidery do ot
ns a Pair Socks, Mrs + rr 1ns! An"'p'
Ecst Wooden Yarn, Mrs. Vim. NJ Keys, OF
Best Patch Work Guilt, Mrs. James Partch, loo
I'd do Mrs T. Trunkcy, ST
Best Wooden Blankets, Mrs. John Barrett, 2oott
Bet specimen Apples, VIM shuttle, goo
I'd do T. seuddcr, 200
Sd do +. Ire, colt, 10t
Best Loaf Bred, Mrs. II. Clifford, Oh
I'd do Mrs. j. L. Gilbert, 81
Best Pre- 'erves, do 81
Best Honey, j. s. King. OF
Best five pounds Butter Mrs. VIM. NJ. Keys, 81
I'd do Mrs. J. l.. sill EFT, on
Sd do Mrs. VIM. Shuttle, 81
| Best Cheese, Mr.. J. L. Gilbert, 81
I'd do VIM. Shuttle, On
Bet Ambrotypes, Wm NJ. Keys. 1o(
| Best Essay on Ag. and Horticulture, Mrs. Laura
| Stewart Of Highland, 50t
| MERIToRIoUs ARTICLES.
One Jenny, John Uricl, 50
Corn Planter, Gordinier & Dodge, ] 81
Wheat Grit Pudding, L. Prescott, 81
| Cotton Stocking, Mrs. james Partch, 81
Canfiower and Cabbage Turnps, W. F. Hochhans, s.
| Choice Work, Sarah Ann Shuttle, 81
| Rocking Chair, s.
Office Chair, 81
| Hair Flowers, Mrs. A. Salzer, 81
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

pMcCormick Of Reaper no'oriety proposes
to give $4,000 to the Presbyterians of Chicago
to employ DR.. Rice OF Kentucky as PASTOR
Some Of the Northern papers see "pro-siavery'
in this proposi,ion-a colored gent in the feel
again!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

ENLARGtME>r.--The Daily Express e. Her
aid OF Dubuque comes to us enlarged to nine
columns. Nh. d RR, its business manager and
men in the west and he is building Up that
Office TO position that no financial crisis can
affect. Dor is talented writer, thou. h some
what bitter in his treatment of an opponent
We wish lin unboundcd success
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

TERRIBLE-A little girl named NIX only 7
years old at Oceola Wis. cbid-likc, attemr ted
to pass by the sickle of a reaping machine
when in motion, and both her legs " ere cut off
She died in q few hours.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

WOODLAND CREAM-a pomade for eau.ifying the
hair-highly Perfume, superior any French article
imported, and for half the price, For dres ing ladies
hair has no equal, giving it bright glossy apEexr
anca. 1t causes gentemen's hair cur in the mo
natural manner. 1t removes dandrtHf always giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh rhampooaed-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRlDGE 4 CO.,
Pro?rietors Of the 'Balm Of n Thousand Flower"
The Trade supplied by BROWER L VAN DUZER,
sole agents for Prairie aa Cllsn and MsGfesss lyIS
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We are indebted to an cd and valued friend
for the following brief description of one of
the lcvelicst young towns of Northern Iowa:

We are indebted to all Old and valued friend
for the following brief description of one of
the lovelicst young towns of Northern Iowa:
VERNON SPRlNos)
Howard County, Iowa.
This is one Of the most beautiful town sites
that has been our good fortune to sec in the
north west. 1t derives its name from two
magnificent crystal springs. issuing within six
feet from each other, either of which are large
enough to supply the daily demand of thous-
and Inhabitants, with the genuine "pure cold
water"-they are indeed, as they may we'll be,
the admiration Of all who have enjoyed the
luxury of quating at these sparkling foua-
| tains.
In the immediate vicinity Of the town the
face of the country is beautifully undulating,
rolling just enough to furnish building sites for
residences, that command beautiful and pic
turesqre view of the valley below, and at the
same time to insure the purest of air for the
promotion of health, which by the by,is neither
the le;st nor last item to be considered in selec-
ting homes in The west.
1t is stu sted at the head of Oregon Grove.
near the headwaters of the Turkey river, pre-
cisely i'll the centre of the county north and
south, and four miles from the east line be-
tween Winneshiek and Howard and being
the most westerly point in the county, contigu-
os to those two indispensable articles for the
building Of q town, viz: wood and water, it
must necessarily become the first town in the
county.
1t is the present county seat Of Howard Co.,
and already numbers over one hundred inhahi-
tants. A. H. Harris, Esq, one of the town
rrorrietors, has in process of construction
very large and elegant Touring mill and saw
mill, commodiously situated on the Turkey
river, in close proximity to the town site, with
splendid water power, and an abundance of wa
ter to propel all requisite machinery the year
round, which will be in full operation by the
middle or last of October next. A fine, large
hotel, kept by Geo. w. Irwin, Esq, affords ev-
cry comfort and convenience to the travelling
public.
A large store, we'll filled, furnishes the Vi
cinity with dry goods and groceries. The req
uisite compliment Of lawyers and doctors sup
plies the citizens Of Vernon Springs and vicini-
ty with illegal counsel and 'Medical add
Blacksmith shops and other mechanical depots
with numerous dwellings, make up the present
apr earance of the place. There is, also, an
organized Bal fist Church with regular preach
ing, by the Rev. c. E. Brown, formerly from
Makoqueta. Iowa. This town so pleasantly
and beautifully situated in the midst of rich
and luxuriant farming country. renders Vernon
Strings one of the most desirable points, both
for the Mechanic and Capitalist, in northern
Iowa and with pleasure we invite the attcn-
ton, 10 this beautiful town. of all seeking
homes in the bosom of the Northwest.
TRAVELLER.
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D-The Potatoe rot is said to be bad in the
old country. If this report be true, there will
be demand for American breadstuffs, that
may raise the rrice of grain in spite Of bank
and rail road panics.
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ARREsrED.-The st. Louis Repub-
lican Of the 10Th, learns that Col. Sum-
ner is under arrest, and that CouRT
martial or Court of Inquiry has been
called in his case. He had just retur-
ned from an expedition against the
Cheyenne Indians in which he was very
successful.
What means his arrest?
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n-Hun Louis McLane of B lltmCre died in
that city October 7th He had served his state
in many capacities, and had represented the
Nation abroad with great credit.
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FILLlBusTEas.-TEe Secretary of State.
Genl. Cass, has issue an order to tn, =. 5.
Marshalls, and Attorneys t, keep sharp look
out for the pirates who are supposed to be con-
templating re-attack on Nicaragua.
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New MEXIco.-Ottero, the late Dele
gate is reelected toCongress by 1000
majority over Judge Brocchus.
The Indians are reported to be quiet.
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Jusr ,RiGHr.-Thc Norwegian bark Ellen,
ut. JOHNSON, saved the lives Of 40 of the
scngcrs of the CsntraJ AmericG the Navy
!. pattment has given olders to have her repair
"a, and provisional for two m,nIhs at the ex.
&c zee Of the Government.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

D'The Vermont Legislature commenced on
the 9Th. Edmonds of Burlington Speaker.
Thomls son Clerk of the House, Chapman OF
Ludlow is secretary of the senate.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

~ Porter, Sec,y. of tile American Tract
Society, is dcfaultcr to that Institution to the
amount of $4,000. What in creation is be-
coming Of the former integrity Of ourrcligious
friends.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-14

U-The Central America had made 3'5 voy-
ages from N. Y. to Asi inwall and hack and
had carried 1877 800 passengers without the l. 8,
Of one life until the Late ter. ible calamity be-
fel her
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ESCAPED M b. Clark, the rogue who stole
the Land Office Warrants at Farbault, was dis
covered, arrested and the warrants recovered
He vas lodged in Jail, but has since escaped.
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Sherit's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by . virtue of an e1-
~ ccution issued Of the Office OF the Clerk of
the District Clerk Of Clay County, Iowa. and 10 me
dreced against the goods and chattels and for want
thereo the lands and tenements of Real r. Fo ter
not hnding sufficient goods and chattes UPON which to
evy have levied VI and will sell to the highest
bidder for ca H. on the remi es all of Reuben r. Fos-
ter rgh title and nteret to the premises herein de-
scrbed on the 18th day OF Noyem err A. D. 1857 be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. ~ and four O'Clock
NJ OF said day, the following described real estate
to Wit Lots No. and in Block No. 10 in the village
OF New Monons, together with buildings thereon erected
ana made Alo Lot No ], 3, T. S, 67, s, o. 10, II,
~, In Block No. u in Sias Fgberts addition to the
village OF Monona In C!ay ten County, Iowa. to satify
Ger; ain judgment, rendered arain.t aid Reuben H.
70 ter at the seltember term, A. d. 1857, OF the Dis
'rict Court OF Clayton County, Iowa. in favor OF Alan
dollars ard thirty cents.
Dated October II, 1851
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff.
1851 By N. NJ. FUTILE, Deputy.