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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

VWTE have Mol Stock Farm for s,e s'a-l NJ - -
~ end OF Warren county, Tennessee, eohl-inil4 s9O
res 9f which rs acres vel erei' and ne alcs "a
biyt safeof cultivation. The land lies eleven nii On t
ii, mi ~ miles north the McMnnV1lle and hanens.
- har and on Barren Fork o. Colin riser,
10 IN tb6-s or ad making al pafs o. l am cow
| M stocs ser Upon the whole making u oie o. ne at
stE Fars IN The eo1ntry- Two h1Hdred acres Or NJ taet =
So - Pm In A uon whole tract u MOTTO be surpassed
-beaf clover grass II hes level and a ienaoe.
Those wishing buy good farm would 90 -e 2
- ~ d M will recommend itself. This land has al neet-
pToveents upon It. Ror other partcuars addres' G. o
Brewer Manchs5tsr A. J. Brewer ai9frsoa DPsvvv..
deuls-sE&W9 U q a .. 1N~"AA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

HARDwARE--McCall Co. offer large lot OF
common and medium and two bladed Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices Grind Stones, German
andAmerican bristerStee Razor SirOps Shoe knives,
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, AOrtee Gate Latehet,
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from twenty TO
thirty per cent less "for cash. thau the same
Goods can be bought in the market Call ct Kirk
Ellis old stand, No. "a, Public Square.
janlS-6m.
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WANTED "A reliable boy to cary papers. or to
learn Che printing husiness. II
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VETE respectfully attention
Cloaks, Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Ribbons Taors Trim
mings. Varieties, &C, &c.
With making for spring purchases,
Offering great variety the following desirable
sonae goods at Cost, six months time cent OF
for Cash, viz
READT-MADE CLOTHING,
Ladies' CIOaks and TaImas, Comforts, La
dies Zephyr sleeves and GauntIets,
LadieA' Zephyr Hoods, Ladies,
Misses, and CbiIdrtns'
WOODEN HOSIERY,
COLORED OPERA FLANNELS, WHITE
SILK WARP FLANNELS, COLORED
TWILLED FLANSELs,
Blue and ColOred Coating Blankets,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTED DeLANES,
French Printed werinOS, Satin striped
MOhaiTS, Plaid DucnIS, Fancy
AlpacIS,
LADIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS & RIBBONS,
Gents and Ladies'
WINTER GLOVES AND UNDERSHIRTS,
Children's WOODEN Caters, &c.
We shall oder great inducements to Cash prompt
NJ OnIhS Dealers in all other articles, soliciting call
from the trade only. We nest respectfully,
jan6-dIy A. J. MCWHIRTER co.
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PLOwSI PLOwsII PLOwSIIl

FLOWS! PLOWSI! PLOwS!I!
MI will keep constantly hard full PloNs'
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PiOW E9ctO-
ry Farmers would DO we'll call before purca ing
sell them goud pow has Oe ct
for sale tis cir AT tgeuty per less you
have been payin. r the quality Of p0Ws.
4 G.. ANDERSON,
fri6-d % and b Broad aud College streets,
NJ Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
s. A. q. NOEL 81 co.

VI .
ENTE will s for cash. in front Of Warehouse the 70 lev
~ ing GrOceTiea. to st:
80 hhds sugar, all grthes = hNs S Almonds
IN bags Codee. DO 80 hhs Pecan Nuts;
go Nils and Z htls MOlsssess 10 do Brazil Nuts
40 bhls Corn, Bourbon and Rye 20 Matches
whisky: 20 coils MtniHt Rope.
A. bhls NeEsom's q Robinson $50 Glassware
county Whisky: 100 do Tumblrrs.
40 bhs Gin. Brandy & Wine. 90 kegs Nails Brais:
l3n hX Z u " X Chee-e; go pakages FISH
80 pigs Raisils all Sizes go do star Candles.
l50 hX, CheEing T0bacca l3D boxes Soap;
40 boxes Cigsrs assorted: 20 90 Yea
Saines. BrO0ms and nearly eVesy other article
longing the Grocery business ali Of which will Lbs
rally. Some c0nsg nuents must teclosed-
II p We TO ellas Above O'Clock every Wednesday
febI-dtd 5. A G. NOEL & CO.
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First heat

second 5 ~
MrIHg0 the lead ant Kept in both heats Bdsgeccl
male puitei efforts in the Of the rare which
afforded the sembiance contest, but ia all. The
doubt, Think after they got moving
the decided than the drum
bring Hutchinson Three only
the twenty five nominated put appearance namely Socks
Nanny Washington, HsH-is fayOtC.
SECOND Hutchinson for three year ods; Two
heats Subscription, $40 forfeit $50 declaration,
$500 added by the Club start Closed with twenty
five nominations.
james Ja-zson's Oh Socks, by imp A15o1 dam by imp
x4tfttefDj l /
7. L T. ". DOsweli's ch ffUAy Washington, by HeCe-
HUe, OF Svruh Wasting
A. Turner'S y He8Hie fdyor, by imp NhahgyOcE. dam
by imp B6tSbI-zfT. .- dis
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dAULnISG ANDERSON, CHURCH RsON,
Lebanon, Tenn ATsAriAs Tim.
r. & C. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE eROCERs, PRODUCE AND
OMMISSHON MERCHANTS,
AsD DEALERs IN

WHOLESALE sROcERs, PRoDUGEASB r.
MMISSE ERCHANTS,
AsD DEALERS N
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &c,
ALSO,
Dealers i'm BacOns Lard and Country Pro-
duce, of Every Description,
Cor1per Of Co5lsge and Broad st.,
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE.
XNE in receipt q large and well assorted soeE Of
w Groceries, Liquors. sc which invite the attention
Of the trade.
SUGARS. I6O boxes Chewing Tobacco all
100 hhds Louisisna Sugar all grades Va brands
grades IjOt kegs White Lead
81 6Gls y 7. and Baltimore 10 90 Shot, all sizes,
Crushed sugar. 20 do Bar Lead,
Is bbls Loaf and Powder Is do Mason Blacking,r
ed Sugar Ohags fine Salt,
COFFEE. l0Ol bbls Kauawha Salt
100 choice Baltimore Coee u boxes quart TASKS,
O bags choice New Orleans 10 DO pint and pint hesks
MOLAsSES. LIQI OIsS. ''-
70 lls choice RebOid M0asses 50 bis Smiths old Reserved
80 = bbs choice Reholed do whisky,
SDNDRAESs IS DO old Rye Whisky,
300 boxes star lies, 5 do do MonongaheIs do
l1O DO. TsuoE do st0 ID Pixies Mannolia do
rs do Ba: Soap, 300 do TenuPure white do
$50 Ground Pepper, Is DO Newsom's do
80 do do SIie, co do old Fort andCorn do
IS do Geuger, 35 do Old Port and Malaga
o. do sup Csrb Soda, Wines,
Is do Indigo all Sizes q bills Am Gin,
Ii2 casks Cs'y Syla, Z DO Holland de
do Nader, u do old Cognac Brandy,
Is % SPEC, $ baskets Champagne Wine,
" tierces kce, $50 Dol Cider Vinegar.
lGU dCz Painei B1ekets, l9 dOZ -BroOms,
81 10 Washboards, 2u0,OUO assorted Cigsrs,
e. nests Tubs, 30 boxe Smoking Tobacco,
Together with other articles such usually kept in
feb-6tf P. c. ANDERSON.
FLOWS! PLOWSII PLOwSIII
EETE Keep constantly on assortment Of povs,
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PiOW EactO-
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 HME ~ CO.
Have Just opened at their stand
NO. Union street,

complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANFILLA TRIMmlNGS.'
COMPRISING fu assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, Frnges Bugle Ginps, Grape Trimmings
Belts Buttons Braids Bug- Blu ,5Ons, 49, &c, all Of which
entirely new, that could be the Eastern Markets
rstOck of:
Tephin NIerinO and Shetland WOOls
Embroidered Bras Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons, any materfOr Knitting Netting En-
broery Crotche WOrs scomplete and LARGER in variety an
quantity ever. We also continue 70 manufacture
FringeS, TaSsels, ButtOnss COrsds, EesS
To order usual and will try suit all and everybody
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First heat
Second heat

Puryears Edngre half brother Charleston,
high estimate put upon him Old in the
Hs horse Of power fine size, his frame mould
ed in almost perfect model lie cannot to be anything
but Race Horse
FR,DAy, FrB 4-Jockey Club Purse s5OO-Two Mile Heats
Club Weights
T. G. Moore's AeraHgO years, by imp S1reygR, dam
John Canty's oh BdScaecti,4 years, by bIc0e, dam
ttFSt3get. by -5iORuf
T. q T. ". Doswell's cl Funny HaSiiRgOR3 years,
by RersEHe dam SErIA Washington an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

FRENCH CoRsETs, SKIRTS, &c.--Wehave just re
ceived, direct from the importers, large invoice
of French wove Corsets Of all descriptions aud
sizes. Also Ladies' selEadjusiiug Bishop Neted
Shirts, Buslles, Bosom Shapes, &c which viii be
sold at lowprices at S. p. AEDERsOE's
Lace and Fancy Siorct No. So Union Street,
Nashville Tenn. lfebS-dIm.
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CRISP,s GALE TY.
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COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON,
AND
STOyE ESTABLISH EMIT,

janis dion Ne. Broadway.
COparInership Notice.
TsV O. HARRIS, W. II. GORDON, W. o. HARRIS, and y B.
HARRIS have this day associated themselves together an
der the style OF
HARRIS, GORDON * CO.,
Voa THE PURPOSE or rAAssAcTpsA
GENERAL con MISSION
Forwarding Business,
At he Old Staad Of W. H. Gordon & Co., Ras6gHs Tens
W. II. GoNpos Co. wiz continue the Faetory AID Ail
joining the occupied BY Hanis Gordon & Co.
Nashville, nov ], ls5e
Fine Imported E5randiss for sale
5 "a Pipes, Jules Robns & Co. coSHao Vintage isis
; ( Alex s,irn.,'. IS g
iPSanehon Old Scotch Whisky. very sas.
The above Invoice Brandy Will sell to the trade cheap
on b ! Gsn'n' time HARRIS, GORDON ca
WHISKY.
%AO BARRELS Deans Aurora Whisky.
GU ~. and md for 70 sale b maze HARRIS GORDON CO.
TURK,S ISLAND SALT.
1000 BAGS Salt in ' aTR a9f l' do aii
SUNDRIES.
- z HALF BARRELS NOIasses;
= s6j dc Land Plaster
80 boxes No /, Bar Soap; - -. -.
In store and for salsby HARRIS, GORDON sc0i
nnn BOXES LanghOrns 4 SON. ex- Gold Leaf ToeseeO
ZEVb 50 do Il BOaz's No I TofaccOi
50 do jos 8 GOisin's Rosebud Ioh2ecoi
50 40 Keen 4 Smiths Tin Foil Tobaccoi
In store ana for salety HAHhis. 02hEON z W
COTTON ROPE.
Onn REELS Cord and Plough Line size Coiton Cord
OOO !" ''' HARRIS GORDos kcO
GLOVER SEED.---I5 barrels PennsYiVa-
q MIA Clover sesd. just received and for sale 81
deeI5-H HARRIS. GORDON 4 CO.
FAInBANKS' SCALES.
A FULL Stock Of all sizes, store AMI for salehy
n nov3 HARRIS, GORDON CO.
IIOVER SEED --Fistscn bbls Pennsyiyania Glow
Iec L. JUS - HGiiRIs GORDON &c
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FEN COAL.

PINE supply this economical Coal is now On hand
"a AZ the Ena Coal Yard, Of the Nashville and Chtta
Ea Railroad Depot and ling the following low prices
ar Lump and Round Coal - per bash or SOU per ton
Mixed Large and Fine do 20 do do or " 90
Fine do 10 do % - =.
Try il and ysu will convinced il The best eoS % ne
tdec3i-d ty-2ipgt J. A6NbH.
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4. W. n CALL, W. FALL.
Ldte0f IT Cuu FdHIseT &c Co. Of CidTksriHe
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T. q Baeons Oh BY IMP Aiioa dam BY imp LsTialaa
p @. Stoneys ca AibiHe, by Jed Davis, dam BY imp
- -, - ais
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n the Charles ton Courier
Our Races

THURSDAY FEB 3-SECoND RACESouh Carolina Stake for
year olds heats subscription $500 $50 forfeit IL declared
before st November, 100 after th neuljec 70 the rules OF
Clnh carry BIS ies geldngs allowed
Bs.) Il tEO more start. the Club Ia add 50 ..
T. Pur ears CoagdIee, by imp Gicaeoe cut Of NHt
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17
III. C. Caldwell.

The Keosauqua Republican pays the fol
lowing high and merited compliment to II. @.
Caldwell. Esq, Representative elect from Van
Buren, County: 49,
Clay is what the "old settlers term a
''nettle tramper," being among the first
white boys that tramped the nettles on the
prairies of Van Buren county. There is not
we venture the assertion, a settled section of
land IN the county but you can find thereon
warm personal friend of Clay's, or some
dozens, ready to do battle for him in any
campaign in which he may choose to en-
gage. Nor. are his friends confined to any
party, as the official abstract of votes at the
late election will easily show, but all out
side Of the Keosauqua clique regard him as a
man oftalent, and that his energy, connected
with his inherited disposition to do what is
right towards all persons, and his strong and
impulsive friendships, which stop not at
words, will ever make him popular man
with the masses. .4
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17

BABlEs.--In the late number of the Eelec-
tic Ke,licgl Journal the. editor remarks thai
young babies often cry from actual thirst
Their natural supply is intended as food not
as drink, and makes emthirsty without re-
ally quepching the thirst as . cool liquid
would. They cry, he thinks, for cold water.
Many mother is anxious to know what ais
the sufferer that it should cry soloudly, and
ina CHING it to be suffering from pain, al
ministers some unnecessary opiate, or pain
K ilier, when all the child needs is few tea
spoonsful Of good. pure. clear, sparkling cold
water. As the experiment is a very simple
and easy ono, let all mothers try it first, be
fore having recourse to medicine. In warm
weather, Particularly, chilirenmay be suffer
ing from thirst instead Of pain, and asmall
quantity Of cold water may give them iin-
mediate relief as,a ls.f3
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17
Horrible Murder.


Mr.. Warner Davis has been citizen OF
this county for a number of years, residing
on a farm two and half miles north west OF
Salem. He has ever been an upright man
and consistent member of the society of
Friends, and highly esteemed by his neigh
bors. On last Friday he slaughtered beet
and placed portion of the meat in his
smoke house, and remarked to his wife that
ne would 90 out and see what was going on.
Immediately after he had gone ont Mrs. Da.
Wis heard two or three heavy blows, and
fearing that something was wrong she ran
out as soon as possible, when she found her
husband lying on the ground, afew feet from
the smoke house door, with his face down
wards. She called to him, but he made NO
reply. Upon going closer she discovered
that he was helpless and insensible. She
then ran about sixty no IS to the residence OF
her two sons, and informed them of what had
happened. They repaired to the spot as
quickly as possible and found the old gentle
man lying as their mother had left him.
They carried him into the house and render
ed him all the assistance in their power, but
their efforts were Of no avail he fingered un.
til about 8 o'clock, when he died, without
speaking or showing any signs Of conscious
ness Upon examination it was found that
his skull was badly fiacturedin three places,
it is thought by blow, from club or
clubs. ~ 4Fi|2 3
This horrible affair can only be accounted
for upon the supposition that some person or
persons were attempting to carry off meat
from the smoke house, and were so closely
pursued by Mr. Davis that they disposed of
him in the manner that they did in order
to make their escape or to prevent exposure.
The tracks Of two persons were seen in
tine dust and ina recently ploughed field,
hut they could not be tracked. far enough to
give any idea as to who the guilty parties
are The con,munitvsis intensely excited,
and every POSSIBLE effort is being made TO
ferret out the fiends who have committed
this hellish act sd 5 - 81"
2 Coroner Leedham, from whom we have
the above facts, held an inquest over the body
of the deceased Wednesday evening, and
adjourned till some future time, with the
hope Of obtaining some evidence that will
give clue to the dark mystery. s1'~
Mr.. Davis was about 20 years If age, and
was remarkably active for so old man.
Mt. Pleasant Home Journal
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ssIEssrr,s SAVE.

BY virtne Of special RI. Fa.a and Fee Bili to me
directed from the District Court Of Wapelo county
State Of Iowa, co,pmanding 10 sell the property
hereinafter described, as by decree Of said Court
directed. will expose tossie, at public vendne 10
the highest and best bidder for cash In hand At the
trout door OF the court house In the city ~ Otunwa
Wspvllo coantv, Iowa, saturday .fhe nth day Of
December, 1859, between the hours of 8 o'clock . m
and o'clock m Of said dav the following described
real estate, The west half of the quar-
Of section three and the northwest quarter
south west qaarter Of section three. the undivided
one half Of the south east quarter NJ the
quSrtcr ossection three aud also the undivided one
hAlfoft ten acres known ~ bounded follows to.wit
nencng at the Dorth-east corner 81 section nun
hesed ten ming from said north-sAst corner west
forty poes. thence s,uth forty poles, thence east
forty pol thence north forty poles to The place n
beginnlng-A All ofsaid land being In township num-
berslseventy-tso north Of range numbered twelve
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17
SHERlFF,s SALE.

ny virtue Of an execution to me directed from the
District Court of Wapello county, state Of Iowa. I
will expose to sale. al public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, At the front door Of the
Court House, in Wapello County, State Of iowa, on
the 18th day OF December 1882 between the hours OF
o'clock, m, and clock, D. ,, OF said day. the
following described real estate viz Part lots No
aud lin block IA, in the town Of Chiliicothe, Wa,-
clio county, Iowa. also the asst half Of the south east
quarter OF section twenty-six. J26y Township No
seventy three, rang fifteen west and the north
part Of the north east quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter of section "a one, ownhp ~ range 10 west, In
Wapello county, Iowa, Taken as the property of A.
j. Wicker A. j. Jenkins aud Wa,. A. Nye, 20 satisfy
an execution in favor of Eddy, Jenison & Co., and
for the sum Of twelve hundred aud seyenteen dollars
and seventy seven cents and Interest aud costs.
36-1i--lxa5 ssf4 VIM. LEWIS, jrs. Sherin. !
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SHEUyCE,S SAv,-.

by virtue of special FL Fa and Fee Bill to me di-
rected from the District Csurt Of wapeiin couaty
State of Iowa, commanding me to sell the property
hereinafter described by decree Of said Court III
rected will expose to sale, at public vendue, 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash In hand the front
dc of the Court House in the city ofLtturwa Wa
peils county. Iowa, the 18th day Of December 1889
between the hours of o'clock aud O'Clock p m,
Of said day, the following described real estate viz
Lot No. fonr hundred and two 402) in block No fhir
ty-four (34, in Ottunwa, Wapello county iowa. Taken
by special execution directed the property Of
Cyrus A. Bradshaw -t ux, to satisfy execution In
Bradshaw ct for the of two hundred aud thir.
ty two dollars and 30 cents, and interest and costs
36--l1-4w WV. LEWIS, jr., Shlf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-17
The Recent Elect o,,s.

New York has gone Republican, but by
what majority weare not yet advised. Eve
of the Republican candidates were nomina.
ted by the Americans, and probably received
some American votes This portion of the
Republican ticket has some %, 900 majority,
The other four candidates. who were voted
for only by Republicans, the Tribune thinks
are elected by some 700 majority. Both
branches of the Legislature and a large ma
jority of the Judges are Republican. The
Senators elected this year give complexion
to the Legislature which will elect United
States Senator in place of Mr.. Seward, whose
term expires at that time. The Registry
Law worked well in New York.
New Jersey has elected the Opposition
candidate for Governor; but the Legislature
will be Democratic. There is some 1000 OPP
position majority in the State.
Wisconsin has gone Republican by very
large majority.
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SEIN,sssls.,., SIlns

by virtue ola special ri. Fa and Fee Bill To me di-
rec.ed from the District Court OF Wnpe0 county State
of Iowa, commanding me 10 sell the properly herein.
after described, as by decree OF said court directed
will expose to sale, at public yendne to the highest
and best bidder for in hand at the front door Of
the court house In the CITY Of 0tunwa wapeo conn
ty Iowa. on the nth day of December, S9 between
the hours Off O'Clock aud O'Clock p m, 81 said
ay, the following described real estate viz: The west
half Of the northeast quarter and the south half
southwest quartz: of section seventeen Oh in town
ship seventy-two tI2), north Of range fourteen GD
west, in wapeiio county, Iowa Taken as by special
execution directed AS the property Of John II Rauch
10 satisfy an execution In favor of Thomas DevD and
against the said John-H Ranch, for the sum Of one
thousand four hundred aud seyenythrte dollars and
interest and costs WIN. LEWIS, jr. Sh'K.
36-ll-4w. ~ s.tf4lr =. -.
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A terrible crime has come to light at Ca

A terrible crime has come to light at Car
thage, Illinois. The body ola murdered in
FAINT was found in an old well A Coroner's
jury being summoned, an investigation dis
closed the fact thata young lady named Miss
Caroline Booze, who had been adopted into
the family ofJames A. Winston, Esq, was
the mother of the child-tl1at Mr.. Winston,
was its father, and that be had thrown it in.
to the well so as to get it out Of the way and
hide the shame These facts was establish
ed by Miss Booze's concession. She pre-
tends the child was dead when born, but a
post mortem examination proved that it must
have bresshed Miss Booze is in jail awaiting
trial, but Mr.. Winston, who is as prominent
citizen, has fed.
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sHERIFF,> slI.E.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the
District Court of Wapello County, State of Iowa;
will expose to sale, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash ip hand at the front door the court
house in Wapello county, State of Iowa, The 18th
day of December 1882 between the hours of o'clock
and O'Clock M of said day. the following es.
crihed real estate to WITT The southeast quarter of
section thirteen 3) township No. seventy (7l)
range fifteen f5) west. Also the south quarter
of section No thirteen ff3) township No seventy-one
a. range No. fifteen (5,) west. Taken the prop
erty of job s. Myers to satisfy execution in favor
OF Jehu Moore aud against said Job g. Myers for the
of fortyye dollars aud eleven cents and
and costs. Vs.. LEWIS. ir., ShH.
:. 36-ll--4M - a. ~. BY j. y LIVE Nenv.
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ssyE1svEr,S SasU

BY virtue ofa special Vi Fa. and Fee Bill to me di-
rected from the District Court ~ Wapello county
Of Iowa. nmanding me to sell the pr aperty herein
after described by decree OF said court directed
will expose to sale, Mt public vendue 70 the highest
and best bidder for cash In hand at the front door
the hpuse, inthe city of Ottuhwa Wapeo ceti-
w, Iowa, the 18th day Of De embr, 1859, between
the hours ~ O'Clock and clock y M Of said
day, the following described viz The south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter and Lot No
eight () ef section thirteen t8), In owsip seventy
, nnrth Of range thirteen t3) west and thirty
four AMI hrty-onsshnn t 10 i0 acres out Of
enty.one north Of tnge twelve {I2i west Ia Wa
pello county, Iowa Taken as by special execution
directed the property OF Charles Dudley Adnr OF
the estate Of Simon Robertson to satisfy an ex
ecuon in favor OF Thomas Deyin and against the said
Charles Dudley Adm rof the estate ~ Stmon Robert
son, deed, for the Of Tour hundred and ninety
nine dollars and one cent, aud interest and COSTS
SS6-lf-tw. - .sgf wS. LEWIS, jr., Sh'G