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FERSE;.H.fL Nm u I'OL{TTCYL.

Mr.. TEackeray gets monthly salary Of
twelve bundled nrd tlftv dollars for his services
as editor o1 sisc E1nAM Xa9dssnf.
~. r. r,. c -
S"L. nI1', ,':l.I a'ssai.-us" - .a.nason. OF
ula'SS ', ~ i.a s"r
nc nc .neit"sn m:s sangtsss 'fHm !hc Ihifd
eone'ess'''''"' i's''ae' '' 'oou'" euro''na'
limited States seuate will extirc in ISL and
as The Legislature If Murylaod viii not nit amin
mill 1cca li.'successor viii have ~ hc chnsen
during lie ;.,rscnt SESSION. '~
=,
If his rcia,ious were present. Iady Trsrelvn,,
Ind left linn ut four OH Wednesday,, yerv much
in his usuaI state Of hcalth. She w,s
summoned 1T eight, to find him ccrpse in lis
chair. Tic immediate cause Of death 1yns mi.
lanse. consequent On d most violent and pro.
lonpcd fl Q! coughing.
,,<, ,,- s.....
me iettssEHsr ~ A. 1H!<ts'gfnttr says
official influence t" adsnnca the prospect Of
Hunter, in opposition 10 Nlse,l in the approach
ing Charleston Convention.
4, u.r, ,-,,x no,.c, .s-Tho at,.,., c..:
'~.r,,. -, ''.' ~
Soufhrr7 t""'e7fF"r' NUS refers 10 Judge
Douglas: -
Wemay hare n,i>conceiycd tue true posit;on.
! the cbicc:s nrMh;ms Of Senator Dourlas: but
| With our present understanding Of bin hcresies
We would shun lis touch ns that Of leper.
| We have rrpea1cdiy >ead, and sat apsin. That If
he is tt,r nor,inec Of III. Charleston Conycn,
Ton. We cannot support him. Judya Dourlas
must rncau., retract and 1cp;idiate lis Terrific
| rial po;,uiur Soyerciruty lormas before be cau
1 be received in fulI-tg1iuwship. into tho Demo
cratic church. When he does that, and is vii
linz to be taken upon probation, and proves by
, 1860-01-28

0mce Lamp and OIL Emporium, 1876
Clark street, between u asIllDEtoll
md NLmdtA0Il.
Motto: to Correspondents. Jan. .s6, 1901
dnz<lt4 H. C--lou nre correct; if you turn
down your Kerosene Lamp TO TIC, you will
have some odor, caused By not being perfectly
so1arizcd. We have su1ail aud cheap Lamps,
which will not consume as much Oil, giving
tue light only nf ahuut two candles.
james X-Roston Kerosene OIL docs not in
jure By keeping, All Oils, however, should be
kept corked up, as thcy thicken By exposure.
). G. i. I-You certainly improve your
light by using paper shades, They cost but
triilc, keeping your eyes iii better condition
for GOOD old ape
, 1860-01-28
An Ex.11. f. 1IQrAhal In Trou bic,

James n. Davidson, :x-Mn1shal of the North
cru District Of illinois, returned to Monmouth
few dnys since, ansl being chilled upon by hie
bail on Tuesday, n1tercation custed, which
resulted iu general fight between the parties
interested. Davidson. fur conc time past, has
been down South. dealing in slayes~-Ifori1
Transcript.
, 1860-01-28

A SrccksnoS.~-While citizens are notiiedto
clear the sidewalk by the Police, would it not
be we'll for the proper officer to sec that vacant
lots hare the sidewalk cleared Of snow: En-
ployment could thus be given TO many who are
willing to work, and the city could tax the
owners Of the lots for the expense. Mr.. Han
sen, Mr. Tuttle and others, have plenty Of help
for that purpose. Cast of clothing for women
and children are much needed BY the City Mis-
sion, corner Of Franklin aud Indiana street.
E. B. TrT1LE, City Missionary.
, 1860-01-28

,--1 ~
Ich''sts fo1 4s', As .e4pse % '"e
sun was on 1nc -a' a"u 'n'islo"' 1ne Sec-
ono' pa'''A' eeupse u .ne nlooo' Will 'aee
place feoroats '"' IN LUG e'ea'ns' sas:"'e
1,,,v ,s,b in the morning: this ecl;pse il r;s.
ib,c here. but ou1v total in Europe. Asia.
kc. The fourth partial total eclipse Of the
moon, August lst, in the afternoon; visible
On the opposite side Of the earth,
1ns HI" e1eA& f.hA ,.' ,.s:lsh'-"e learn
tnas Tue ne" e'ea.1 rne 1"s'ns iot our fnc
department r'.u NV NAos>sAs "o,Asat a'an-
CHESTER A. H. - NJ" W ''s WY "''ae,' ana !"
was 10 na'e ocen sa,Ppea OIL Wednesday iost'
1t has Deen eaiiea W 40 "'analse'ore's INC
, 1860-01-28

M1nAsoLg.-Mr. Miraso1c is noted Professor
Of the Art TcrpsicEorcan, and his rooms in
Gray's new block, On the corner Of Madison and
South Clark streets, are known and frequented
By our best residents and their little folk, whe-
ther they would practice or acquire tho graceful
art, the poetry Of motion. Just now a dancing
mania possesses the aspirsntsfor Office, and the
most vigorous present symptom forcshadowing
the coming elections is the zeal viii, which arc
kept mp the 1al!ys on the floor ut the voice Of
the caller. Nedon't say Mirasole warrants any
candidate successful run who learns to dance
Of him, but assured1y he will give him and
everybody else, all that dancing eau do. But
that was uot-what we started out to say. 1lr.
Mirasole gives Cbildren's Fancy Dress BALL
this evening at his rooms, the ladies' to be pre-
sent with their children. 1t will be charming
nffair II.
, 1860-01-28

Acc1pEsr.-A gentleman slipped and fell on
Dearborn street in front Of the fremont House
yesterday, breakiuga blood vessel.
, 1860-01-28

a LARGE Woon CoSTEAc7.-A gentleman has
taken the entire contract to supply the 1lli-
nois Central with all the wood used rs fuel
By them for the next two years.a
, 1860-01-28

H'OERIEl ANNUAL FEST1T al.
Cterel01sd Lodge,
NO. ell A. F. "a N. st tie FREMONT HorsE.
o. Thursd.y Evs'g. Feb. 9 4 I. $3.50. 4 D 1850.
as@ee.a .: the E:tsnl:x requested to appear IN
Ale { ,for.
o:,na S1s,e1vJ;R; e.: T. RI pRAEE AK
Festivities will commence II hafpa4: o'c.eck.
HONORARY MANAGERS.
u " taA. y. Aues. G. NJ; r. T.. 81. Josiah Innt G.
4; + E u. Ja@s: = " Z; B4nex. +. .;.c; II: L. Vim.
K*ossn % rsyio1 F. l. RI 5:hn l. ta n9a' x E W II IL
ward 1 Ire. N, y. ben t.. Husd. ~; n Ant'<w sis
3sD y: v; F7ok g. Green. u: J. =. Church. Y: v
Ho:ner a; J:husep. e. NJ C. K sta1kvealher. Sc =
G. G.: Sir Gent9e Deer re. C"u.: II. +. keuhea
Glt1:ast 4 % l. Lstxn 7; Ghtssev. y; Jesaas
l. bz1l.b1. H.: Nv. nl1he1t Smstn. st.: n, Ehphas "
jole5, w.: n. Charles Kaate'd. II W. Ayn eston. H.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
": n. Esan. A., + ruter. Henry Curtis. Nathan Y.
Auntis} ANN! ~ Bennett. Edwani Hamilton, Jaeoh 3.
COMMITTEE OF 1Sk1TAT1oy.
", ANN! Bennet.. Wits r HE1er, Geotss Fl. G'bscn.
ca1d. Arthur F. Atkins, Char4s E. Laphau-
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
". n. Fgap. Geo. r. Naines, D. r, Wilson. n,nIel
Carqsrna. Js Hu1!nus Gtor:e " Wilson. lleury
SINE. Alexander uay:>1on.
Msrsla!. ~. .neu.su Cleveland.
MASTERS OF CEREMONIES.
Nathan II. Nunuey. sltas e. Crumb. VIM Stewart. B,
ra:neE. AG Lun J. D. ferkins. Seth r. co!e, Jot
U-Tlcke.. T1iKEE DOLLARS. To BE- obtained Of
Ho,se. Ls;k3y.sw
, 1860-01-28

The JEWISH AID MEEf1SG.-Wc are requested
to again call attention to The meeting in aid cf
the Jews in Gibraltar. tomorrow evening.
, 1860-01-28

P1r7n wAnp.-Tbe Republicans Of The Fifth
Ward are requested to meet at the West Mar
ket Hall on Monday, January 3oth, at II ?. H.,
for ward organization. ANDREW AKIN,
Chan. Fifth Ward Gen. Ex, Com.
, 1860-01-28

MORE Hall TH1Ev1SG.-0n Thursday night
brown ovcrcoat was stolen from the hall Of
house No. go Madison street, belonging to
Thomas Eu]Gy
, 1860-01-28

served up to the guests Of the Richmond House
to morrow Sunday.
, 1860-01-28

SIKH WARD REPUBLICAN MEEr1SG.-There
will be meeting Of the Republicans OF the
Sixth Ward, at West Market, on Saturday e7o-
ming, for the purpose Of organization.
C. FEaGrsos. Chairman.
, 1860-01-28

POLICE MArTEEs.-Everything was Of the
iigltest description yesterday, in th: news line.
There were only few small drunks, not worth
euumeratiug+
, 1860-01-28

REPUBLICAN MEETING IL rHE SECOND WARD
The Republican Club Of the Second Ward will
meet this evening at II o'clock, ut Ulich's Ho-
tel. for the purpose of electing permanent off,
GERS, and to transact such other business as may
come before the meeting.
All Redup1ican voters arc invited to attend.
Prominent speakers will represent to address
the meeting. JOS POLLOCK, Secretary.
, 1860-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes c!eaued ard repaired
They will be well done aud a. prices to suit the
fffnez
, 1860-01-28

- See advertisements headed !" 1t Tapptu,s
Old Stand. loa Randolph strcct.' Be wise and
heed the call
, 1860-01-28

- G. Miraso!e's Juvenile Class will meet
this morning ut 10 o'clock, to make prepara-
tions for this evenings party.
, 1860-01-28

e4S- See auction column for sale this morn
ing Of fine assortment Of furniture, &c., by
Gilbert J. Sampson, auctiopccrs, No. Sc Lake
street
, 1860-01-28

CosuoroL1TAS AIT AssocIA71oS.-Subscrip
tions are received till the evening Of Tuesday,
January s1st inst., when the drawing will take
nfnrn
, 1860-01-28

FoR SALE.-The stcc., fixtures mud good
paying business 1t l1U ;tate street-satisfacto.
~ reasons given for the sale. Apply ut occe
ja23-St 4. H. KuWp. ITO Stnte at.
, 1860-01-28
at11uSF1l1t1tt8.


McV1CKER'S THEATRE,
AsA kad!toa street, oetveea ssase nd Deaz5o.a.
Positively !az u!xht Of tho sterling t.7k'c ae.7es
MRS. FARREN.
Md her daughter. The accomplished you1G eomcd.enne
MISS FANNY FRITZ FARREN,
WAC viii appear in the following great eatelta.nm<at
THREE PIECES,
A8S; rAHREH xA9R u @ TEo 91sas charaete..a MISS
E3CEL1EAT SONGS.
SATURDAY EVENING, Iaa, ezsh. lsn
MARY UDOR:
To be followed With The Few farce
THE ToCTu VOLUNTEER.
Win sonE.-"Coudl Throw on nv Sex mi -rrurr.h
for tie 0suna.~
To cone:uts with ST. YARYS EVE
Gte!v. 49, ~ S =" "A eoe& PIT
Box ottee opto frcuu 10 o'clock l. II. I'LL O'Clock
vh<a r ~ e7a b secured three dAys Ia Atvanes
fh1GEs or AnANsioy-Pan9uete and prtss Circle aoe:
second Clrce c., Lawer Ps7sAie Botss u Upptr -
Z q. SHERMAN. Treasurer.
, 1860-01-28

SIXTH TAEp REPUBLICAN MEr11So.-Tbs1o
will meeting Of the Republicans ofthe Sixth
Ward, ut West Market, on Saturday evening,
for the purpose Of organization.
!. D. C. FkRccsos, Chairman.
, 1860-01-28

LAncrsr.-A boy named George Smith, and
haiiing from st. Louis; was arrested here yes
tcrday for petty th!eyiug from various storeson
Lako street.
, 1860-01-28

"CirT UprEL"--Wc hnre reduced our rates
for day board to S3:5G per week, from date.
T.. SouErs T. Co.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1sC0. ja17-1m
, 1860-01-28

No11cE.-G. 1firasole's juye,ile class will
n,cst at his Academy on Sasrrsiay morning. at
10 o'clock. lie particularly Jesires ali Is bs
present, as prepa:atloks will be made for the
evening party. ;,0c ~
, 1860-01-28

Our business connections With Europe being DIRECT.
TERY EXTENSIVE, aat MOST INTIMATE We fec:
safe In assuring The public that al faze4n banking tr4.a
oe eaected through house with pr!aap.ne4a
Das and Letter, Of c5tt!: n suns TO SUI Yosf
Hsi lelb<1s Bs;. T. r. ps.sasa f. a. r.
c iniefuou1e between the Te:t and kusprn W. eh1er
fo,y I'D az tssas Ho,t vcs@; sasend 'sei
pae1t Colstlona Of Dran:. o1dei1 Note. Asceptaa.
ses. 1nhs1itaaess e Jaes ii AFT paIt Of Euiope
Country Lacks anl Bankess supplied With Fo.sxn
Bills ii low :ases Pirate Bordsaad negotiated
, 1860-01-28

B Gas Fixtures French, Easlish uu5
American. New stock for sale, cheaper tim
ever, at No. Is CIark.st H. u WIZ arp
ia.siw.Wed&sa SUCCESSOR to ]. u f.ernnfd
, 1860-01-28

Pos1rivE CLos1sa SALR OF FINE GoLp, JEWEL
nr, WATCHES, &c-This afternoon at 2l and
evening at : o'clock, P. H., those who have not
examined those really beautiful goods, will find
it to their interest to do SO.
, 1860-01-28

nArARp TAfLoR's SECOND LEc7rRE.-The ma
NJ who failed to secure seats ut Metropolitan
Hal! on Wednesday evening, the occasion Of
Dsyara Tay1or's Lecture the Young Mems As
sociation, and certainly nil who hare heard and
admire this most popular lecturer will rejoice to
learn that he is 10 lecture d second time before
the Association on Monday crcniug on the sub.
ject "Aan." The house vail be crowded, Us
before and We advise NIL to 60 carly.
, 1860-01-28

ExPIolHExr.-We are glad to learn that
some one these hard times can give good em-
ploymept 10 the many who need it. We refer
such to Mcssrs. Teller & Day advertisement in
to-day'siss
, 1860-01-28

The WEArnrn.-The following was the range
of the thermometer for the week, taken by E.
l.. O'Hara. opothecary aud pbarmaceptist, No.
Gu West Randolph, corner Canal street.
, 1860-01-28

y Kerosene aud Coal Oil Lamps, The Iarg-
est otock in the city, 7a South CLARK street.
H. ii. W1LxARrH,
ja2S-sw-wcdGsa Successor to j. Il, Gerpuld.
, 1860-01-28
Nem advertisements,

t1 e. sc1efFEs. Adt<7:isis7 Aer.., IS Dturtorss
a1ho77sed to rece1se 4ds:en<.. for 4Ats cai alt ae
!. -e1Ha3 FdPeT1 or the Worth FEET. ia1hE4{-Y
, 1860-01-28
Bgar1iug.

POARDING-Room aud Board
fuk EEeate1nan md wife: ai+o, DAY board for
slnefe emen It IS LAsaa sset, Of Washing
ten street. ts1e6xtw
, 1860-01-28

BoRs IN HuRRr.-TLe Buffalo Courier:
states TINT a child Was born On the Express
ago. II was thrown from The windows Of the
car BY its mother, and strange to say, was
picked up at the side Of the track, two miles
from Eric and is alive and doing well.
, 1860-01-28

EEAlruwA1rE FOE Observation-Disclosures
Retrospect for January, 1860, has been received
by McNally & Co., 81 Dearborn street, who also
hare the English papers Of Jan. 7, and fresh
supply Of Redpath's "Life of John Brown
, 1860-01-28
Coughs! Coughs. t'0,1shs
Colds Colds! Co(dss
Browns Bronchial Troches
Browns Bronchial Troches;:

'TR0CHEx.
'fR0fHES.
TR0CHfS.
TR0CHES.
TROCuES.
rR0CNE.
'TROCHHy.. .
TR0cHES.
sRO{HE.
'TRQCHES.
'TR0cnES.
'TR0CHES.
'rE0CuES.
TROCAE-
TRuCHES.
TROCHE.
TRQSHEy.
.TROGNE.
!TKufHE.
IrR0cnE.
'rR0CHES.
ITR0CaES.
, 1860-01-28

Cosr S4LE.-The great cost sale Of boots and
shoes at the Metropolitan Shoe Store, 15S RAN
dolph street, still continues. Probably so large
and choice stock Of boots and shoes, hare
never before been put into the market for so
low prices. We should judge from the number
Of citizens. coming from that direction with
packages that they were awake to their inter-
ests, @A word to the wise is sufficient"
, 1860-01-28

76 - Osarborn Street .--78
lev doors Solta Of the Post Omce Cee.!o o. fltino,
f!om21 Airnt On gwen Ia t4t aA.es .! ali Iii, ~
ocsn A-E&'v " ~ t"'" Ae eiHS-
, 1860-01-28

ISFoRxA71ox WAxrEp.-If Thomas Hall, a
teamstcr, who came to Chicago about four years
ago, and who was here about year since, will
call at the New York l. Erie Hallway Office, 81
Dearborn street, lie will hear something Of in
tercst to him. If this meets tle cyc Of any
that know him, they will obligc by calling as
aboye.
, 1860-01-28

quite spirited runaway on Lasalle street yes
terday afternoon, horse taken 10 his heels
with cutter containing u gentleman and lady.
Tie latter was thrown out roughly but without
serious injury. The drirer c1ung to the ribbons
and after q narrow escape from getting dumped
into the river tue Graf. was safely brought to.
, 1860-01-28

Tuz STREET CARRYING TRapE.-The rivalry
between the lusscs and the cars still continues.
Clark street line. Fares are going down. The
next movement will be, one Of the contestants
will equip their drivers with bags full Of dimes
an. pay the passengers for riding.
, 1860-01-28

NonK1xc MsS's CLup.- There will be meet
Ing of the Working Mems Free Labor Club this
evening ut the room Of the Cameron and Lincoln
Club, No. eo5 Randolph street, for the purpose
Of perfecting their organization. All who take
an interest in the organization are invited to be
r1rnsaD$
, 1860-01-28

Az persons Who hsEe ILLS OF Accounts against the CITY
q Chic7Eo requested To make them up from tke st
date render ed +. le 18th nsf, aad item In my otacc
BEFORE THE 18th INST.
An Interested Ia tti% notice particularly desired To
p'y vh u order that eotre FINN. III sta1 ement
E.y is Early In February III. delay former r. M
haylnx btea ausl by bti.s not being promptly nd IN
not d1e tefose Sa1urAy, th. audited sesorn
N41ch. SAMCEL D. WARD
jGi b4.41W Ctr (uunptfplter
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
SHERIFF,S SALE

RY virtue of special execution issued by
- the Clerk Of the District Court Of How.
ard County Iowa, in favor Of p. c. Kirkpat-
rick, and against David Mitchell, and A. D.
Mitchell. and to me directed and deliycrd
whereby am commanded that of the south
half Of the southeast quarter and the north
east quarter of the south -east:qaarter of Sec
ton tsvcnty-eight in township ninety-eight
north Orange eleven west; make the sum
of seventy one and 53-loc dollars, and the
costs Of suit with interest thereon from the
2lst day Of June 1859. at the rate of ten per
cent, besides accruing costs. Now therefore
in pursuance Of the command in said writ
contained, shall proceed to sell all the right
title and interest which David Mitchell md
A: D: Mitchell, had in and to the above des-
cribed property on the 10Th, day of October,
1858 or any time thereafter, at the New
Court House, in Vernon Springs township
Howard County Iowa, on the 18th, day Of
April n. D. 1860, between the hours of nine
O'Clock q. M and four o'clock p. m. Of that
day.
Vernon Springs, March 10Th, 1860. [n3ll
PHINEAS T. SEARLES, Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue of an execution issued by the
- Clerk of the District Court of Howard
County Iowa, end to me directed and deliv-
erd whereby am commanded to make the
SUM of Eve hundred and thirty dollars besides
five and 75-l00 dollars costs of suit, and &C
cruing cests out of the premisis described as
follows to wit, the northeast quarter of sec.
ton thirty one in township ninety-nine north
Of range thirteen west, to satisfy a Judgment
and decsee of foreclosure that A. r. Fay, and
S. D. Fay, obtained in the DISTRICT Court. of
said County, on the 25th. day of October 1889
agst Augustus H. Fields and Della H. Field
Now Therefore in pursuance Of the command
in said writ contained shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash all the right title
and interest which Augustus H. Fields, and
Della H. Fields, had on the 25th, day Of Oc-
tober 1859, For any time thereafter in the
said premises at the New Court House, in
Vernon Springs Howard County Iowa. on the
7th, day Of April, A. D. 1860, at tho hour Of
ten o'clock Of that day.
Vernon Springs, February goth, 1860 [n-so]
p T. SEARLES Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
SHERIFF'S SAFE

NHERIFFS SALE.
Try virtue of an execution issued out of the
4 Office of the Clerk of the District Court
of Fayette County Iowa. and to me directed
and delivered, whereby | am commanded
that of tho goods and chattels and for want
thereof the lands and tenements of James T.
Dorland and c. F. Nefzger mako the sum
Of three hundred and eighteen and 1-loo
dollars together with interest thereon 1t tho
rate OF ten per centum until paid also costs
otsnlt and accruing costs, to satisfy judg.
ment that Simeon Nefzger obtained on the
seventh day Of June 1859, in said court. Now
therefore in pursuance of tho command in
taid execution contained I have levied upon
and shall expose for sale as the law directs
all tie right title and interest Of the said
James F. Dorland. and C. F. Nefzeer. in
and to the following described property to
wit tho northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter and the north half of the northeast
quarter of section twelve, town ninety seven
range fourteen, also tho south fractional
half OF the southwest quarter of section six
town ninety seven range thirteen west, at the
New Court House, in Vernon Springs in said
county on tho 4th, day of April 1860, ct the
hour OF ten o'clock Of that day.
Vernon Springs, March LIST, 1850. Tno9.4w)
+. I. SEARLES. Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
9CH oVILsIS10
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP
TTVHE Receipe

TIVE Recipe is given to all physicians,
l. That they may know what they are using
the combination Of Sarsapar,lla with stillingia
is we'll known to all Medical men AZ the best
Compound to purify the blood ever used. It
cures Scrofula in all its worst forms. All dis.
eases of the skin it cures effectually-Syphili-
tic Swellings, Eryspelas, Scald Head, Salt
Rheum, Old sores, Tumors, Cankcr, Female
Complaints, &c. All diseases arising from
any impurity Of the blood, yield readily 70 the
alternative influence Of this remedy. '
25s4w JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor,
1874 Lake St., to whom all. orders must address.
sed. Sold by J.S. LAWYER, New Oregon,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-03-16
"BROAD AXE"
Before purchasing elsewhere.
McGREGOR, February 18th, ls6oyl
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
QY virtue ola special execution Issued out
- Of the Office Of the Clerk of the district
Court of Howard County. lows, and to me d.
rected and delivsrd whereby am commanded
to make the sum of 81, 1865 and 80 cents, be-
sides costs of suit and accruiug costs, out oi
the premises described a. follows ts wit.
The west half Of the northeast quarter Of
section ~ the north east quarter of sec -
the West half of the south
cast quarter Of section thirteen, tho east hall
of the southwest quarter of section thirteen
the north east quarter OF the northeast quar-.
ter of section twelve, the east half of the north
west quarter Of section twelve, in township
one hundred, north of range twelve west, also
the southwest quarter of section two in town.
ship ninety-nine north of range eleven west
also the southeast quarter Of section twenty,
he part Of the west half Of tho northeast
quarter Of section Is including sixty
acres thereof the southeast quarter Of section
thirty three the east half Of the southwest
quarter of section twenty; the east half of the
north. west quarter of section twenty mine the
southwest quarter Of section thirty -four, and
the northwest quarter ofthe northeast quar-.
tor of section twenty mine, township one hum
dred north of range eleven, west to satisfy a
judgment that VIM. P. Emmert, obtained
against S. L. Carey, and J. w. Carey. Now
therefore in pursuance of tho command in
said writ contained I shall proceed to sell oil
the right title and interest which s. L. Carey
and J. w. Carey, had on the 2lst, day o.
August 1858, or any time Thereafter in OF
to the above described property ct the New
Court House in Vernon Springs Iowa on thu
18th, day of April A. D. 1860, 1t the hour I.
ten O'Clock of that day.
Vernon Springs February Goth. 1860 Ing
PHlNEAS T. SEARLES, Sheriff
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