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DashinG OvercOats from % 80 to S45.
SuPtRB BLACK FRENCH COATS, ~ to SIG
AtGEO. A. HUNTER CO.'S, go and 2s2 Bowary.
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Grover q Bakers Noiscless Family Sew
ng Machines AZ reduced prices
s9a heOA DwAy. NEW YORK.
La FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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HoIfdays.-New Era, New P,ctures
the Sunnoype sensation PICTURE gold ocxe.s pins 70
the holidays, &c MEADE BSorHltRs 2sS Broadway.
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Brndy'a Gallery has Removed from 359
Brai~ay IN CAS- Broadway Of Beeckor street. Photo
grnphs DasuerTcosypes and Ambrctypea
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Double Sole Water Proof boots, which
can't be beat the Brooks Fulton street. ives. OF
Broadway. LORIN BROOKS * SON.
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Undergarments for the MtiIfOn--Mon,
ohildrsnat NcLACGHLJN,s SHIRT Depot corner
81 Greenwich and Murray streets
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Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines.--
0nce sos broadway, New York.
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Whites Fall Ssyle.-Gen tlemen's Dress
Hats a, WHITES, the halter, 26 broadway oppoare "
Paui'S church - = "
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SuPRKMK t0CRr CIRCUIT same as before.
UNITD STATES DISTRICT CuuRT-As bsfocc.
SUPERIOR CouEr Tho November special term OF this
court extended 10 the first Saturday December 1861
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BreOkIyns-Wfntam s0n Bros. Holida y
Photographs and CRrsotypea Two Hundred and Fsrty
uhlA
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Moody's Perfect FITTING Shirts, Six fog
81 Winter Und.rshrts. Drawers ac.. nj MJODY'S Shirt
Emporium, 81 broadway.
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HAAsxsiuS- hAckAs4> "A, tloboken, N. j., % Tass
cay ait fbsOn, NV. ~, by Rev n iayrc Harris Gas
CHAhBk~ AIN 10 MAsy JANE MACKENZIE
l,Asuk.-pAniikk On r,esdas, Nov. Is, by Rev
Father Gvsmb0nv'ik, ~ - Viacsot Ds Paul chusch
Nee York, Mr. 0xxs bANlEi u Mss CT sMKyryu PAIIsx
both Il Paris, France
Nsw UrIesis lspers please copy.
HnunNAN- MAxrNx --Oa the 2Sth inst nv Rav Mr.
Rsukib, JAMES BS0EnAx Mrs MARY Axn NAsrIss. both
Of this city.
Lpc4s-vAS Corkr In this q y, on Saturday, Nov. 10
b. DE Rev. kaac n. See, PniLir LUCAS Jr az Mau.
yersen 70 Mary EkkA, eldest daughter VI D. W. vAu
Court, Of San FRANCISCO.
San Francisco pagers please copy
FHEI.sK-SHUnxG On Thursday fThsnksQfvtur dav1
Nov. "a, by Rev. William Reagan u, the cuurca ..
The Assuaptso0, Br00kiyn, Mr.. LAwxxScs j. PHrAs 70
Miss Macy ASAn kluAsszx SasEDs, Doth o. brooklyn
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The Family Herald.

Toe F0m0y Horot0s
THE WRECKED STEAMSHIP INDfAN--kEws rEoA GALL
PERRY oUrBkEAK- LOCAL NEWS OF THE MErROPO-
Lts--THE MARkETS ETC, ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD Of to-day fwsdnesdsy, will give full
particulars of the Of tho Steamship Ind with Tho
Statements Of the Officers; News from Europe Caorais,
China Dr., &C.; affairs at Harpers Ferry How ThAuss-
giving Day Kept In New York; All the Local News
Of New York and The Adjoining cities of
ter; kepors Of the New York Cattle Produce aud Money
Markets DotDgs at the Pece Courts; Corones nquests;
Editorial Remarks and record Of all OF the
c.ding week OF an interesting Important nature
TENAs-ihc FAAIIr hsnaLo puonsncd every Wednesday
at Two Dollars snnum- Subscriptions tho
Office, corner of Fulton AND ksssas Single coses
prco four ccpis obtained the ohce news
veaders Advertisements HERALD rates
The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
Consoiidated Lotteries u Delaware.
FRANCE, BRoADBENXs CO.,
nANAGxrs.
The Lsaure Of the State Of Delaware ut Hs last sssssu
basng given France brosdbepis Co. lottery
twenty years the unGeragned Commissioners pointed
BY the Governor Of superinend drawings
bers drawn tAs day.
sussxx CoUsry-CLAss ~, NovEkBrR g. 1854
Is, IL, ca, 10, 81, 9, Is, so. Ia, Is, 20, g.
coSsoIpArEn Lo-rxxY-cIAss LIS, Nov - lsSo.
T. 9, II, g., IA, rs. Is, a. So. 20, IS, 81, S. "A
s ws our ~ bands at Wilmington DEL Ibis day TUESDAY
5 ,'1s ~. s*HH s,2xx osa-'..'e-..-
FRANCE, BRoABgENTS 4 CO..
Wilmington. DEL
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70. ME-: MARS. !.
ANEW sxssAT1ox !.
NEW sEssAr,oS /.
LsDtA.Ds Bon sAsra /.
LRDrARnH RON HANTR

DErI0HrpUI. LIQUOR, WHOLESOME AND AoRIaA
AhLk; EVERYBODY LIS NJ RI; NO NEW YEARW
+ TABLE COMPLETE WITHOUT 1T.
BUYA DOTTLR ~
PrBRCB.S Fruit and Grocery 6tssuL
DEPOT, 81 soull wEisa stxsse
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Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte-
rits-W0oD, EDDY Co, lnagcrs Of the
bLLASAas, GEORGIA. Kkhruc1r AND MISSOURI STATE
LOfrrHrE:
DELAwAsD-HxrxA CLAss, No. GIL. fovzxsza 90 1850.
3, 81, %, so, 40, i6. So, ". Sc, S, 81, So. 81.
DELAv Aan-CiAss No 622 Eoygxssa % 1853
43. 63, IL, as. rs. "a, 80, AZ, ~, Z, rs, II.
Circulars sent free of expense by addressing
VOID, EDDY CO.. Wilmington, Delaware
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FUrs and Hats.-The Best, tits Strange
% say, can only be had at WHITES, zig broadway.
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Uerriug's Patent Champion Fire
and b'asr proof safea- 25l brosdway, of Mur
street New YORK:
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Twsnsy-NiAth Anntverary or the PoIfsh
Revelation

s.st5 ..tfae &2evO&0t10As .
Pursuant 70 cali BY The Polish psunDorasic Socissy
tho resaSnt Pondses head last evening great therns
u the sasabeo Hoase, Iss Bo~esy, 70 commensurate
ths outbreak Of tho Plush revolution on tho aeh q No
vember 1880 Tho bali ~ss decorated with the bann Nh
Of tho European Nations The coloss Of freedom and ths
blood red banners Of the revolution In tho rear was
transparency bearing emblemAt,cL picture OF the
revelation in Poland which displayed the red
republican banner, de "a Usc~ Soctie side and
The red Polish revolutionary banner with the Polish eagle
in tho centre, on the oiher On the wall pl csd
ransparet cies with Inscriptions 10 the Polish excs aud
Expressing regreS thas they wero unable 70 attend heir
anniversary.
nad dozen addresses were delivered IN English
Polish German and French, BY M,ssrs Vincent KOcnA-
no~ski tho Secretary Of the Polish Society making
very encouraging And pairotc remarks, Ed Kapf, Louis
Habo ~sk, A kashea~sk Sxnor Carroll, and Monsieur
Lee me, French socisist The latter some very
lengthy rks about John Brown ana Harpers Ferry,
cuup sang Brown as hero OF the arst order whom he
regarded vctm OF the slave power. Slavery
nouIc-d crime equal u assassination, and therefore
justified 3 Own s attempt to free the negroes.
AT the CONCLUSION OF hR remarks the President In order
70 be misunderstood, tina, the Polanders
conservative people. Their object not interfere
With American negro slavery
The assembly COmpOr0d OF gentlemen and ladies.
band OF nus'cisDs attendance, which performed
the hat seilase," Noch lit Poien NIGHT veroren,"
aud kored pieces Of revolutionary music 70 the delight
OF the auoieLce.
The assembly was called to order by PAN A.
RAszLRyszi.
oirped with brie remarks alluding 70 events
which led in S3o 10 the revolution la Poland which,
considerable length u me sustained by handful or
parrots who, however, finally had to succamb al
over~ helmcg despotism He asserted that the Poles
were conser yanye people, and that they loved an
oyed the Institutions OF their free adopted country.
varcs letters received then read by the chairman.
ltters had been received from Mayor Temann, Wilson
g. Hunt Peter Cooper, General Superintendent I1sbury,
Professor Gughelmo Gslani-, paying their respect.
Altogether the meeting perfectly haf monious, aud
good deal Of pstrotism and love for taeir
old Poland manifested by tho Polish ex,les.
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e. Goodwin d Brothers Patent.

q. GOONW1n q BrOthcrs Patent
FINE cut PRESSED rOHACOo,
IN the highest gtse Of perfec8n before attained; pro
all The and retains the MOIST, riAvoR
which PRODUCES tbat delightfully."- sooog seusauon highly
appreciated by thoee ho know what good tobacco 10
Manufactury, Nos 13 SBd 40 Water street, N. Y.
Military Ball of the Lindsey Blues.
APOLLO ROOMS,
THIS EVENING Nov. 10, 1879.
Military gentlemen Will please appear ia unsfyrm.
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Boots and acknowledgement
IoutIe soc fur lined and wosl.'
TRAVELLING BOOTH LEGSlNS, SuCkSkxk SHOES,
And everything dea,rsble for winter Cor
1Adea, gents and boys at
BROOKS, 675 broadway und 10 Futon street
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UUrry's TrfeOphorous Il the Best and
cheapest article jor crossing bcasafsng cleaung curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies try sold 81 all
druggists.
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Mflkf0Hs Of Rofriea of Mrn. Wrnslov,s
Ssone Syrup used every yesr the Omitted Staas
fG shtrsn teehirg, with failing success. Relisf
immediate And certain Only 25e. . botle-
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was requested 10 sad John Brown Hxo Of his
Kapsas tolloSers In ny wagon 10 town; tho way
passcd the ,no IN conversation with Mr.. brown and be-
came Convinced that trio subject Of slavery he
cray he was armed to the teeth and remarked among
other thngs that he instrument ia the hands OF
Coo 80 the slave asked his followers they were
relatives Of Mr. Brown they said no, they were all sons
of liberty - aad their way to Kansas to engage
In the good work. that they always went armed and
would never be taken alive.
AFFIDAVIT or Z. N. SILL, OF cUYAHcGA, OHIO.
bavo bad some acssnunco viii ,ohn Brown, who IS
nov under sentence deah IN tho State Of Virginia. with
his fathers most excellent but very pecuisr inanl
was we'll acquainted for many ycars have also known
several Of byotnera we'll all OF tese men have pcs
sessed more than ordinary Characters and several OF
them very striking liosy pcraces John Brown, who had
removed TO Kansas with his family as eurpcsen, Ter
permanent resdepce returned ~ this place soon after
The commencement Of tho ditcu!es between the
free State aud other parties ond tcng ne tho story
OF tho wrongs OF himself family and ree State trienas
asked mo 10 aid 70 purchase arms their dofence he
said not word Of any &C. Of retaliation In Kansas,
Missouri or esewhere nothing OF any plan o. dcsign 70
noorkso slaves but only II defence and in ths matter
fnlly eynrathised with him, and moro than willing
70 give IN the desired AID, but from ha pecuharres
ahought NJ Brown al unaafc to be commissioned
with suca matter and neither then nor at any time
contributed anything to him through HIM for this or
any othef purpose, admire Mr.. Browns and
devotion 10 his bcliofs hayo no confidence m tbo
sanity OF bs Judgment pertaining 10 slavery
especially upon his relation 10 the abolition 4 siavsrv he
ia rs truly monoinanrac as any inmate Of apy u,,stic
ASYLUM IN tho country.
AFFIDAVIT OF 0. o. HENDRICKS, SUPERINTENDENT OF
NORTHERN ONO LCEATfo ASYLUM
], o. G. KtSdricks, being duly sworn on nv cal, do
pee and say that Sapcrintenden. Of the Northern
Ohio fanatic Asylum, and that Andrew T. Mia Il 10 y
az inmate Of this asylum, and stl continues insane
and, from examination Of tho records Of this .n,,t,
ton that Forils B. Edwards brought 70 this aeyum
to DO treated for insanity tho LIST day Of November
1856 tho record this 70 bave been second at
tack of insanity; George H. NILS, find from tho record
was brought TO this nsttao 70 be treated for insanity
pn the 2lst day OF November $780, the record shows
ha, this his third attack u insanity, AID that tho dis
ease was constitutional with mini; the pcrsons above
named the children Of Gideon Mills Of HUDSON, Sam
init county, Ohio, aud tho said Gdecn Mills was tho
brother Of the mother OK John Brown who WAS recently
convicted Of trcason &c., AZ Charcato~n, Va; hase
been acquainted with tho Mile family, having heretofore
resided Hudson, ard from my Knowledge 81 th,r
abs to say THAI lraan!iy is hereditary In the family
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ChrfstadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and
Toupees the world wholesale and RETAIL snd tho
dye privately applied ut Astor House.
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-
Moody's Perfect FITTING Shirts, siH for
emporium, 26a broadway.
Boots and shoes.--waterproor
I,oueIe sole warm fur lined and wo:,
And everything desir sbe for winer wear Cor
ladies. gents and boys. at
Double Sole Water Proof boots, which
can't be beat al the original Brooks les Fulton street of
Holidays.-New Era, New P,ctures;
he soaa C. MADE Se 1 srea sas
Photographs and oannsetypea Two Hunercd and Fsr,y.
nhe Fulton stceA
Brndy's Gallery has Removed from 359
Braa~ay To 63 Broadway corner Of Beecker street. Photo
grnphs, DasuerTcosypes and Ambro'ypea
10000 Men Wanted-To Go to Virginia
ss sEsa sssEs srosa Of the viii
wheeler s. Wilson's Sewing Machines.--
olce 500 Broadway, New York.
Grover 4 Baker's Noiscless Family Sew
ng Machines at reduced price prices. n,r .u, ,.
Ia rGLIoS STREET h" s sSasL
Mornings Patent Cham ion Fire
and beaisr proof ssfes 2al soaaway corner of Murray
h@Se' ~" -
BatcheIor's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tau-
pee Tho beat in tho woEld surpassng made sold and @
pied at tho Dlannfecory, 10 broadway.
Uarry's TrfeOphcrous Is the Best and
cheapest article jor riessng, bcassyng cieaing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' Sod 81 all
druggists
mnlfoHs OF Roftics NJ Mrs. Windows
Sg sysrp arr now ssed every yssr m he United s.ss
immediate and ssr,ass Only SO boiIs. ''-'-'
ChrfsfadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and
Toupees the beat the world wholesale and RETAIL and
dye privately applied nj Astor House
HfIl, xnimisabIe HAIR Cutter.-Hair
nye % cent? hack or brown Depot No. Barclay street,
and sold by all druggists
TIolIoway's Pills and Ointment. Com
It's The Imperative duty OF AL not mc-ey to
h+aih but also 10 avoid the Of usas Hollow AVS
Medicines suppress MI tendencies Aa.hs Consgptoa &c
Trusscs or Every Description for pcrma A.
retention Of Rupture Bathng rrurse, Sap,orterS
shoulder braces Sus eory BApcages eth stocknrs
Krec Caps hnkes and all Surgical Appliances scatacaiv
applied, by MARSH CO., No vescy ct Asor House, N.
A Beaut,fuI Com pIeSiou-Lairsi's gloon,
of Youth Liquid Pearl the article In exs. pos for
wondetiui ecis may be and tried gratis LAfRD
Ladies' HAIirn sslS Establishment. t31 i5r iadway.
--------------.---------
Hatr-Its Diseases. Fall, Change OF CO.
o< aeI embellshinent Tho whole iseaci ~ dCASuJEAS
~ TweAt6 street, next HyyQiway.
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DARTIHa, WEDDINGS. PRIvATE BALLS Ac-J fAY
LIN, hoarway corner Franklin sre~ having The Krest
est facilities In the city viii furnish refreshments wedna
psfes eal &C., a. moderate prces any eetabsA
" S'-"~-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
SlIERIEF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution issued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court, Of Johnson County, Iowa, and to me
directed, in favor Of Culbcrtson 1 Reno, and
against Ssalcy & Zehrnng, s J. s. Stalcy, |
haze levied on, and will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, on Saturday the 10Th day Of
&C, ober. A. d, 1859, at the Cour; House dno's
in Toledo, Iowa, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. aud 4 o'clock p. NJ, Of said day.
the following property, to-wit the South Fl.
half Of the South Yves; quarter Of Section No.
(lel township (62) north Of range no. ll5l
west also the South half OF the North ives,
quarter Of Section no. COY in township no.
;S4) north Of range no. (ls} west, also the
south west quarteEsof the north west quarter
Of section TO in Township (ssl northof range
.ll4) west taken rs the property IS command
ed in said special Execution 70 satisfy said
execution interest and cssts.
Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff.
If lama County, Iowa.
Toledo. Iowa Sept i,h. 1859. yia3llx4
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SEERIE'FS SALE.
Mortgage Foreclosure.


Ty virtue Of n special execution issued
from tie office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court. Of Tama county. Iowa. and 70 me d.
rec,c,s, in favor Of Levi kapn and against
Laf:lye,t Cheney. have levied Oh, aud will
offer for sale to the highest bidder on satar-
day the sih day of October .. d. 1903 at the
Cour, House door, III Toledo, Iowa. between
the hours OF 10 o'clock i. M. and clock T.
m, Of said day, he following property, to-wit:
the east three fonrths Il of Lot No. four ~
in Eloels No Seven = in the Village OF To-
lcle, il Tama county, III the State Of Iowa,
excepting that part Of said Lot sold I" I. 1.
Badly 4 Co, being twenty -tvc {a5l feet front
Oh High street and eighty four feet on Broad
Way with all arrurtcnces thereto belonging
taken as the property mor'gased BY said La
fayett Cheney to satisfy said execution inter-
est and costs.
I. ms Of sa,c Cash. No Redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff.
81 lama county, Iowa.
Toledo, Town, SEPT. 9th, 30. n4Iwi
ipr;nscrs' Foo sc "a
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
SUERIFF'S SALE.

b. virtue OF special execution issued
from he office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court, Of lama county, Iowa, and - me d.
rcctcd in favor CT Isaac i. Allen and against
lohn Nixon, Susan Jane Nixon, McCarn &
Scott. Geo. l. Bellows, Wadsworth Wells.
have levied on and will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, on Saturday tic sth dry Of Oc.
toher 4. d., 1853, ut the Court House door. in
Toledo, Iowa, between tic hours # 10 o'clock
A. M, and 1 o'clock p. M. Of said day. the fol
lowing property. to-wit: the south half Of Lei
no. al four IN block no. five in Toledo. Tama
county, Iowa. and dccrcca 70 hc sold BY de-
cree al Foreclosure Of said mortgage, taken
as tic property mnrtgaged b. said John Nix.
OH S Susan Jane Nixon o Safiaffuoo
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9horin,a sale.

By virtue Of an execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court. Of
Tama county, Iowa, and to me directed, in fA.
vor Of s $. Rugg, and against William Brown,
| have levied on, aud will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, OH Tuesday the 18th day Of
November A. D., 1852, at the Court House door
in Toledo. Iowa. between the hours OF 8 o'clock
4. " and 4 o'clock Il. NJ, Of said day, the
following property, to-wit: the south half Of
the south west quarter Of the south west quar-
ter Of section thirteen (l3l township eighty
three (s3) north of range fifteen west Of the
5th p. NJ. taken as the property Of said viii.
liam Brown t. satisfy said execution, interest
and costs.
Terms Of sale Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
Of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1859, tlno2w4
printers Fee, $500
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Ets:.feks'T'S SALE.
yycrsgss.c Foreclosure.

~ virtue Of special execution issued
from tie Office OF the Clerk of the Isr:c,
Court. Of Tana County, Iowa. and 10 me Ii
rected. in favor o: Stewart Blake. and against
Jesse WATSON. | have levied Oh, ard will ofer
Is. sale TO the highest bidder on Saturday
tie Goth day Of cc;o,.er. \. y. 1888 at the
cour; House door. in Toledo, Iowa, bel ween
he hours Of IL c,ec. 4. T. and 4 clock
+. NJ. Of said day. the following property. To-
wit The cas-. half Of the south west quarter Of
section 81 township &; north Of range ID
west Of lie 9Th Z. NJ. aud accrrcd to be SOLD
by deer &c Of foreclosure Of said mortgage t.
ken rs the property norigaged by said Jesse
Wnsson 20 satisfy sal. execution, iascrcs: sad
costs.
Terms Of sale Cash. 40 Redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
cf Tania County. Iowa.
To'e,so, Iowa, Sept. 9th. 1859. sln5o7i
printers Fee, $500, I'd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
SEss.EIgs'E"J SALE.
Mortgage EO.cc.nsisIc.

81 virtue Ct special execution issued
fix IA tie office o. the Clerk Of tile District
Court. Ct Tuna corn'y. !ota. and 10 me di-
rccied in favor Of Isaac L. Allen a nd agains:
WIN. Bnncc. Eller i.nnce S. A. Tsining,
have levied CT, a..I will offer fur sale to the
highest bidder, On Saturday the 2'tsh day Of
Gc.o'ser. 4. II. 1859, 4: the Court House doer.
il Toledo. Iowa, between tic hours ef II
q clock s. Vi. aid !. clock p. ~. Fl said day.
Tie following property. 70 ~it iot no. SIX III
III Lleea ~. seven / III The village Of Toie-
A. Tara county, Iowa, and iecrcei 10 BE sold
ty ..ccree Of Foreclosure If sal, mortgage Ia
I'll IS The property as commanded in said
special execution 10 sas:sf. SAID execution.
interest and costs.
Terms o. sale cash. 70 Re.i.i7 ption.
THOMAS MURRAY. Sheriff.
cr Is:na County. lo.a.
Tc,edo, lows. Get. ls.. ls5:. ,in.o~i
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
AoHIns
50 q Ycar.-&1 for six Months.
A.;n,ins,.r:, tors Notice.

Notice is hereby given tina: the undcrsign-
cd Inns been this day appointed Administrator
% act in connection with Nary Janc Kelly
Adininistratrix Of the estate Of Austin D Rel
II late Of Tania Co, Iowa, deceased, and that
Ill persons having any claims against said
estate will verify aud tile the same as the Law
directs.
S. Y. r. KELLEY, Administrator.
Toledo, Oct, ls., lsfa. y.-n5O-w2
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BY virtue Of An execution issued from the
ofhcc Of the Clerk Of the City Court, Of Du-
buque, Iowa, and to me directed, in favor Of
g. D. Jarvis 4 Generals and against T. B.
Cleavcr, have levied on, and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
10th lay Of November, A. D. 1850 Ct the Cburt
House door, in Toledo, Iowa, between the
hours Of 10 clock a. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ,
u said day al the right title md interest I.
B. Cleaver hss in the following property, to-
wit: the N. 4. quarter Of the N. E. quarter
and the 8. E. quarter Of the n. f. quarter Of
section (ll) in town 1887 Range (l3) West Of
the 9th r. N taken o the property Vt said I.
b. Clsaver, 70 satisfy said execution, interest
and costs.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
Of Tama Cbunoy, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1850. v2nlwl
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