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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
COMM ERCIAI,.
WHOJESAT,n MARKEr


WHOLESALE MARK Ell.
BRooNs-O0mEon SIX a IN.
BUTTRE-EnkeGs TO- ----+ p -sr
BucIRI9-lIAFiettn S26E2,36
CHREsE- Western Reserve &c;
OANDLES-Tall0W mould Ii dip 20; star 23 sperm 40
CoFFRE-Java lSc; Rio l9SBI3.
-PLOUR-Superfine $T,25; Extra $f,OO97,5O'
@HaAT-1,So to 49,.
RYR-0O g..
. COHR-S5
BAHLRY-S5.
OATS-l5.
FRArHEltS-4N945c. scarce.
FURS-RaecoOn 30ClS7I6C
GIEsANG-S5a6n. ~ "
hAY-oover = ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
HOTS--I,d,S duh.
LlME-LOusViile 1,6OGB2OO.
MoLAssEs--New Orleans 40; Sugar House 45c,
GOLDES SYkUP-5S.
NAVAL sToREs-Turpentine7 O;t tar S4K@ol
NAlLS-3lf for iOd.
RAGs-a@y31<, dull.
RICE-58G,6.
SsEDs-Piaxseetl1 los; Ciover5H.
SO~P-Castiie per IL 1L1tG; cunmnn Id9G.
SUIARs-N-w Orleans KOS hid SaS16 In Dbl.
SNUFF-Scotch 90; HapIee 22926.
TEA-GunpOWIer 4lGB7u Imperial 4OG1G5; Tyson S697Oc
POuchinK 25@3tc OolOng 35EdI5c.
TODAcCo-G twists l2; five roll 240FS.
WOOL-UnwHshed from is to 70; Common washed 25 Ia
30; Full blood extra 40 to do.
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sUs1NE sS NOTICES.

Purify Your Blood THAT crop of pimpIcs
That scrofulous tumorI That indolent swell
ing That rash on the skin, warns you that
your 5lood is impure. Brcntlingcr's fluid OK
tract of Dandclion and Sarsaparilla acts not
only upon the blood, but also upon the liver,
and in this way accomplishes its work speedily
and efIectually. 1t is an admirable remedy for
children; no less effectual in adults. In every
respect the most reliable article of the kind in
use The ''formua" of its composition sent to
physicians when requested. T. II. LOGAN &
Co, General Agents. Sold also by LOGAN, LIST
& Co., and by all respectable Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

~" Fire Crackers arA FHSs.-A few days
ago an exciting little affair took place on ei
our steamboats, The boat was coming up the
river, and the night before she reached this
city, an elderly libertine made an attempt to
enter the stateroom of lady passenger. Fail
ing in this, the fellow gotta bundle oftre crack
ers and threw them into the berth over the door.
Ut course the explosion of the crackers almost
frightened her to death, and caused an unusual
alarm on the boat. Doors flew open in all d.
rections, and most of the passengers thought
they had been fired into by a man-of-war.-
The next morning the real offender being sus-
pcctcd, lie ncanly tried to lay the blame upon
an innocent person, but met with a signal fail
nre He was called into the ladies cabin, where
the insultcd women thrcated to horsewhp him
if he did not publicly acknowledge his mean
ness. The man, seeing her armed for the pur
I'ose indicated, confessed to tho act, and was
permitted to sneak away. We withhold the
name Of the boat, as the officers were in no way
To tlarne for the disgraceful affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

wA Female Thief geete>1-A woman who
gave her name as Wilson, and claimed to be the
wife of one of the proprietor's of the circus
which is to be here on the 18th, was elected
from tavern on Main street, yesterday, for
en'ieayoring to conceal in her trunk certain ar
tieles of value which did not belong to her
To borrow an old joke, the women felt consid-
erably put out abont it, and threatened the
landlord with the vengeance of a savage hus-
band, who, she said, would take every bit OF
hide off "mine hosts" carcass
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

ss3-The Flour Panic among the farmers in
this section bids fair to carry many persons
into all sorts of wild extravagances. We learn
from gentleman just arrived from Washington
county of reckless thing which took place
there on Saturday, and which goes to show the
state of feeling existing in that neck of woods.
Spectator by the name of Patterson has a
large lot of fIonr at Posts Mill, which he is
holding for an advance, in view of the recent
damaging frosts. On Saturday some dozen or
more farmers living in the vicinity repaired to
the mill, broke down the door, and each took a
barrel of flour and left eight dollars in the mill
Tor every barrel thus removed, all considering
that fair price for an article which they could
not buy with the consent of the owner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

Bosrov, juno 13.-Thc Emperor of Russia
has presented diamond brooch, Waived at So
QUO, to the wife of Capt. Hudson, in ackncwl-
ctlgemcut for the courtesics extended by hiul.to
some Russian officers while engaged in laying
tho telegraph cable.
The IT, s. frigate Constellation was put into
commission to-day and her crow taken on board.
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ST. LOUIS, June 18.-Evc,-River fell 0 inch
es at this point during the IS hours ending at
dark last night, aud is recerling at the same
rate today The Upper Mississippi is Ealing at
st. Paul, but another rise is reported coming
from above and still higher water was predicted.
slowly ut Keokuk The Illinois and Missouri
arc both on the decline. Heavy rains fell near
ly all day yesterday. The weather this morning
is clear and very warm.
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LEAvENwonrH June 13.-The Express from
Denver city, seven. days out bringing $1,000 in
dust. Accounts continue TO bc received of tho
same nature as previously reported. The
prncticabiiity of the mines is considered estab-
iished. The first supply of trains had arrived.
Provisions commanded good prices and ready
sales.
the constitutional Convention.
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-o~.~

CYP"By Pisen he Died. "A dog belonging
to one Jones, some days since, made certain
savage demonstrations towards the progeny of
Brown, whcreat Brown was indignant and gave
vent to his anger in certain expletives of which
the dog was thcsubjecL On Sunday night that
dog tItcd-thc poison iiead administered to the
canine drug which coursing through the natu-
raj gates and alleys of the animals body put
ont his mortal chunk. Jones and Brown do
business opposite. Jones finding the dog dead
with him" and having heard of Browns enmi
Is towards him, repairs to the atter's place.and
asked if lie Q3rown) had administered the fatal
dose. Brown had not poisoned the dog, but
was glad of the dccease. Jones insisted that
brown had poisoned the dog Brown repealed
the charge and ordered Jones out of his place.
Jones instead of vacating drew a shoe knife
partially from his pocket in a threatening way,
whereupon Brown seized Ratchet that had
rcvenged the "wrongs of the rude forefathers
Of the hamlet" and was proceeding to cut and
carve the person of Jones, when third party
jumped in between, presenting striking tab
lauy, upon which the curtain fell, and we have
only to Substitute names and locate the affair
not thousand miles from the corner of Market
and Main streets, to have an item literally cor,
rect and true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

CHARLESTON, S. c., Juno 12.-'Thc steamship
Isabel, from Havana on the 10th inst, arrived
at this port to-day. The remains of the late
forwarded to phiIaLclp6i4 by the bark Hamilton,
which sailed on the 9th inst.
The hnrk Artlennes was daily expected to ar
rive on the Cuban coast with cargo Of Afri-
cans. Tho ship Live Yankee" arrived on the
End inst. ut Havana, 80 days from Macao, with
$50 Asiatics. There has been but few deaths on
the passage.
HAvANA MAnKErs.-Sugars were quiet; the
stock Mt Havana and Martanxas amounted to
10000 boxes. Molasses was Unchanged
Freights inactive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

Nrw YonY, June 18.-The Bank statement
for the week ending on Saturday, exhibits de-
crease in loans Of So O4S OOu; decrease in specie,
eI 5gG O0O, decrease in circulation $50, 900; de-
crease in nett deposits So. G9j ,0oO
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90 Al M-A-TTERS.
,5g- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. holiday is

E3y- Hhits"nttd0.-Ih's'c hrlStian holiday is
NJ At hand differing as it does from all others.
Irwct,kc glance, says an exchange, ut the
aor,, state of the world, we find that in all
s,os, and among all nations, periodical returns
,.,ll;,Isys have taken place. Passing over
many we cannot but recur to the Olympic
mes established by. Hercules, many ages be-
r.. Christ They had long been discontinued,
',,t ,ycre revived, and upon their revival we
find the affairs of the world generally-and the
rr,riau States particularly more reliable, the
,.,onIa more sociable and elegant in manners,
and man more than ever feeling himself depeE-
,l.n, upon the God of Heaven. 1t is true that
.,0u,S CONCEPTIONS Of deity were obscured by
,ho absence of revelation; but yet, were his
,n,uuers softencd aud his proud spirit made to
,h,rk the unknown God whom nc ignorantly
,yorsbippcd" for every successful race which he
,,r How different is our condition? Ours is
+. Christian holiday. Ours is race not like
fiat of tho Olympic, but a Christian race which
demands our attention, not once in four years
Inf FIR life, And how cheerfuly should we
"run the race set before u.s." since our divine
law givcr has said: "rake my yoke upon you,
Ormy yoke is easy and my burden is light
Let US then, in contemplating the ascent of the
Saviour of man allow our thoughts and aspira-
tons and prayers to go up to him who is now
our eternal priest, aud "who is touched with a
feeling Of our inlirmitics," and who will by his
own almighty power change US from mortal to
Immortality, and from cOrrupiblc to incorrup-
dJiliy.
At St James Cathedral Sunday was do
voted TO the ceremonies of confirmation, over
which Bishop Whean presided. Over seventy
persons were confirmed, and partook of the sa
crament ofthe Lords Supper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

ST. Louis, June 1a-The river has come to
a stand at this point and all the upper streams
are on a decline Weather cloudy with slight
showers of rain and oPprcssively warm.
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strso~ C. q. STIFEL,
Manufacture ofTT" q sheet lron ware
HoueEFuRNIsH1Na HARpWAKnl

HoUsEFuRNIsH1Na HARDWARE.
AS on hand avery large assortment Of lIOus-farnh
Ing Goods, part Of his FtoSk eeustug of tine lot
Of Water lined with porcelain; ers, wIt
ers, TedcaIsttrs, MasscTs aient mrrts Freezer, Old
dominion Coffee rnts, nirl ogs Cutlery, BritanntH AMI
Black Thu Ware, Tnsd and naUleied Hollow Marc rasS
requests Of customers and p.blN generally,
particular attention to s Water coolers aud PStrnt FrzT
IL wishes Irr; Ola l'rnin"n coGe-
Pot makes the St coffee, and viii pay coffee
Also on hsunl very large assortment Cf it
fIrtuFed Tin Ware wholesale and retail. Any articles
hand will be made order at the shortest notice and
lahIe prices.
~" FRUIT CANS ALWAYS ON H.tED.
Those housekeeping '1oSls. viii do welt to call
him. His articles mention ThO,
who rail- VIII ini rTer0 article for fitting cat iine
household. G. p STlFEi.,
mN2S-t Gut M. la Main 81 Wheeling, Va.
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mrnatnn,a Sac.

lY virtue 81 decd Or Trust frn iaH George q fhe
unrirrSisn--i, dated 9;h o. August iss and iny
corded In Clerk's OF nh. County Court 1 'ek
49, 9e1 shall the 18Th day OF InEe, 80, st
residence OF the sNd William George. In t eity 81
bElleF two mahogany tide table, one mahogany tots six
mahogany chairs piano, locking glass tuO Trc
ing chairs tWn mantle lamps, clocks, tU bureaus
IarInr CARPET enc rnlns table, taelT~ common chairs,
Lesteas. and briins fer Urs dr. ss1
stand, wash stand, one louusr aFTSs otc 81
cloth = oil rloIl IN hall, two rhau'rr ATssts
NtnVr. let ttn ware, Que lot CT
lives and forks. enc lot ~ spoons orc lot al nsi-
sis, paFlOr iPndtT and pair 81 Vea!:' N'tdN
Inyi:-ao days ALFRED CALDM Ill. TRUSTEE.
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ST. Louis, juno l3.-Ihc Overland Mail Of
the Goth, arrived on Saturday night.
The prOprictors of the San Francisco BHitetin
were fiued 500 each for publishing tho confess
sion of Mrs. Sicliles.
y party OF Lieut.. Bcals men were attacked ut
Pahutah Springs by the Mohave Indians.
The amount of gold dust shipped from Vic
toria for the month ending May 10th, was
$105, 0OO
The United States sIoop of war Decatur ar
rived at San Francisco on the 18Th. The pas.
scngcrs report about 1900 Texans cncamFed
near Fort BelknaP, for the purpose of exter-
minatng the Caddo Reserve Indians. The Gov
ernor Of Texas called on tho United States
troops to Qucll the disturbances, and Major
Vanloren had arrived in the vicinity with three
hundred dragons, OH the way from Fort wash
ita to Fort Belknap. VandOrem encountered a
large body o! Apache Indians, and killed 40 or
so and took Is prisoners.
a special dispatch from Independence to the
Republican says party of soldiers surprised
about so lodges of Cananchcs near Pawnec
Rock, and killed % men and 90 women.
Douglass County, Kansas, elected seven Re
publican delegates to the Constitutional Con
ventiou. bourbon and Lykins each one Repub-
| lican and one Democrat. AtchiSOn and Riley
small Republican maioritics. Johnson and
Wyandoitc small Democratic majoritics. Law
renee 100 Republican majority.
The Utah Mail of the 18th states that the
Valley T.7. has been Transferred to John Hart
nett, Secretary OF the Territory.
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BY THE UNION lime.
OFFICE CORNER WATER AND MONROE sTaEEr
CAh1FORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TUE STAR OF THE WEST.

New Yonk, June l9th.-Fhe steamship Star
of the West has arrived from Aspinwall with
California dates to the Goth ult. She brings
about million and n half in gold.
George d. Brush, the Treasurer Of Calavcrn
county, had been discovered to he dclaulter
to large amount.
Advi, es from Victoria state that the gold
mines OF Vancouver were yielding SO largely
that parties were leaving Victoria for that To-
cality
AffIirs on the Isthmus were quiet
The dates from Valparaiso, were To May LIST.
a Gattle was fought on the 2gth Of April he
tween the government troops under General
Yidaurri and the Revoutionists under General
Gallo. The latter was defeated and fled, having
lost Q 1000 killed. This battle ended the ReVo-
uiior. The government had opened the north
ern ports. Business was reviving.
The dates from Lima are to May 18th. a
slight revolution had occurred at Aregappa; no
particulars are given. Gunyaqail was still block
AIDED, but was expected soon TO be raised.
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~ TAo's IEharton."-Tho little notice
in last nights 1rgus which uses the Intelligen.
GERS name. sounds as if written by some one
under the influence of some mild huid-say
snail bear. 1t would be rather expensive to
employ man to write wit and another to OK
plain it, but would recommending adoption
Of such plan Cover there,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

GW"Ine German Be"er0lent Society," large
and respectable body of Men was out on parade
yesterday. "A little shower came up which rem
dered the display less pleasant than it would
have otherwise been. The procession was ac-
companied by two bands of music.
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EY- F5ned.-Henry Savcn and j. BOYLE got
mixed up in fight in East Wheeling on Sun
day last. They were arrested by officer Ian
caste and fined 50 and costs by Aid Quigley.
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P1TrsBuRau, june 13.-River 8 feet inches
by metal mark, falling. Weather cloudy.
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W Taeatre.-Mr. and Mrs Allen made a
most favorable impression upon the audience
last night as Ragged Pat and Judy O"rrot-
They are both finished actors and deserve sue
cess
A splendid bill is offered for tonight, com
bining two excellent pieces, in each of which the
Stars appear and night of fun and .convulsions
may be expected We sec that Jerry Blossom
among the Three::Fast Men, is in rehearsal and
will be produced shortly. Mr.. Allen is the origi.
nal Jerry Blossom. This piece has been discuss
ed in the newspapers until its celebrity has be-
come as wide as the Union and we doubt not it
will draw well.
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New Stock.

INVITE ATTENTION to my Wines. Liquors,
Cigars, &c. &c. been daily RECEIVING
last Pail especially Wines BTandies, hOuEht by
myself while in EarOpe guner. The Rhine Wines
which Of the vintage Of %, from the
INWARD o. MainZ, aud cannot be cXcell
ed In 0uaIity by any article Wine this any
other country. The rapid sale which has attended It thus
far proves qualities have been appreciated by all
have tredit- tsnOW nearly gone and would advise
all desire to call soon.
Cigars sardInrs &C., to which Invite attention
aUl3-:In q. W. FKASZIIETn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-29

180oV~A 100uACOys
When nature is bent on rusting the wheat
man cannot always prevent it, but he can,
in four cases out Of five, prevent the evils
Of rust, and, if we understand the signs Of
the times, it is important that we consider
hoc we may do this. Cut it down imme-
diately, is our remedy. Not only cut it
down, but see that it cures, aftor It is cut.
The rust is fermentation Of the sap, and
to arrest it actual drying Of the straw is re-
quired. 7sEE
In order to do this have everything ready
to begin, at least two weeks before harvest
time. Watch the weather, watch the wheat.
A slight discoloration of tbs straw may
occur without material injury to grain; but
when it is manifest the grain is to suffer,
muster all the available force, and separate
the stalk from the earth as soon as possible.
When the process Of rust is established the
formation of milk sap or grain food has
ceased, and degeneration Of the sap pro-
crosses. When the wheat stalk is cut or
from the ground the sap ceases to circulate,
the stalk dries, shrinks, and thus throws
milk-sap back toward the grain. Let
every farmer sleep with his arlnor on, for,
just rs sure as the sun shines, there is
money in wheat this year.--Kna;oea Far
DeeT .r....
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sHERIFrs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue OF IN Exc.
IN cutos to me drectsd BY the clerk Of tho Dthr~t
Court OF Clayton county. Iowa, will sell q public
vendae, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the 21nd
day OF July, A. d. 1850, between the hours Of ten
o'clock, A.. and four O'Clock, ?. NJ, Of SOLD daY 81
HcGgor all the estate interest," right and lille q "
r. kier IN and TO the following described property.
tOwit One Lot and Dwelling House, situated On tie
north side Of Ann etTest in the town u 1udrAsot,
CLAYTON county, lows, aud known the hnnss built
by D. u. Cleghorn, and now occupied hy II. ~ Allen.
aud taken the property Of " R. Miller, 10 satisfy
an execution in favor of Cowiny u Go for the sen
OF one hundred and 6fty-three and a5-loO dollars
aso eight and $1,000 dollars cost Of suit. with inter
ct and costs that have and may accrue thereon.
JAMES DAVIS, SAeyiGof G7aytoa Co., Lelc0
n BY n NJ. TUTTLE, deputy.
June 10Th 1850 l19vl 81
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MEDICAL CoNvENrroN-Thc proceedings Of
the Convention Of M. DE-. held here last week
will be published in our next, the copy being
furnished too late for this issue. We intended
to call round and takea look at the Conven
ton while In session but unfortunately We were
sick, for the first time too in many months -
Our respect for the Medical fraternity is too
great to insinuate that the affection we suffered
semblage /!
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TIE copartuershp heretofore existing between the
! undersigned, under the name of 0. G. Buck l.
Co., Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The
will be settled and collected by D. G. Buck. The
business at Madison will BE- continued ~ Church
Hawlcy, who will pay al other inAeoteMess, and
collect I'll other ACCOUNTS. OLIVER @. BUCK,
B OAlKB O. ,CHlRGiS, !.
MadSa,n, Juns Is, iss8ya WILLIAM HAAkAqe9.
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DEAD SHOT
FOR II ED RUGS

A LII good housekeepers will be glad to hear Of an
article that will keep Bed Bugs, that they will
complete. Being summy extract, II does not eva
porate but retains ts destructive efficacy long time,
thus becoming TnAP RsADY SIT For these nozious
torneuters OF our nightly rest. Aso.
LIGHTNING FL Y-KILLER,
Every sheet Of Which will kill gallon--who will DO
annoyed by these pests when at triing expense the
house may hs kept clean all summer. Commence
early and this can be easily done. Sold by H. y.
Newell, McGrcsor aud by dealers Y al the towns.
g. HUNTINGTON,
Wholesale Agent Fsrmersburs, Yowa ssns
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State Of Io,ca, CAic1usau Cs,aty-ss

IL District Cart, July r., M, 1869.
To Thomas Ingalls, Ossill A. ingalls,. Davil Dorm,
Susan Dorm, Chas. L. Zurck, Il. Cain and j. r. Lock
wood:
VOU are hereby notified that thctA Is now Oil 81. in
i the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court VI
Chickasaw county, Iowa, petition Of jerome Watson
Claiming OF you the foreclosure Of mortgage cAecute
by Thomas 4 Ossill A.. Ingalls, aud IaviI H. su.sn
Dorm and Chas H. Zurck, to q. W. Howard on the fol.
lowing described land, to wit Tie North half OF thc
South East quarter Of the South East quarter uf
section NO. twelve, in Township No. Ninety-four, L.
Of Range No twelve w. in Chckafxw county, Statr OF
Iowa. to secure the payment of pronixory Note Civ
en- by Thomas Ingalls,, David Dorm 4 Cl,as. r. Zurck
Tor one hundred and eighty dollars bearing zane daf.
with said mortgage which is dated september l.th,
1857, and payable six months after date to G. w
Howard or bearer, also claiming of Thomas Iugall.
David Dorm, Chas f. Zurick the sum OF one hun
drcd aud eighty dollars aud ten per interest from
September 18th, 1851, money due on said note Sc
cured ny the said mortgage aforesaid: and tia,
unless sou appear and answer thereto on or before
the morning of the second day Of the OF the
Dktrict court IN Chickasaw county, Iowa, to com
ruence July 18th, $780, Judgment will ho rendered
against you thereon And decree granted in accor-
dance with the prayer of said petition. saE.,
A. q. CASE, JEROME WATSON ,rs
Atty. for Plaintiff plaiutif
Braafo'd, Lora, June lat, ls53-n35ss -
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NOTICE u hereby given. that by virtue of an exc
IN cuticn directed BY the Clerk Of thc District
Court Of Clayton county, Iowa, will eel At public
venduc to the highest bidder. for cash. On the 22d
day Of July, D. 1859, between the hours of ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, aud four o'clock, r. \ Of said day. at
the Banking Houas Of Lee & Einuaird, IN the town of
NcGregor all the estate, interest," right aud title Of
" X. Miller, in and to the following desribcd proper
ty, tc-wit Ore Lot and gothic dwahng house situated
the bench south OF Main street, ADD back of D. s.
Cooks store in the town Of Nc'regor, Clayton coun
~, lows, and taken as the property Of v. r. Miller,
70 satisfy execution in favor OF North, Chase d
North, for the Of three hundred aud torty-seyen
aud a. 100 dollars; Also eight and $1,000 dollars,
cost of suit aud interest and cost that has and May
accrue thereon.
JAMES DAVIS, &T c. C., Io,ca.
BY ~. NJ FUTILE, Deputy.
June Goth. 1850 I30wA sp@E