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NJ TItk WINDOW.


~ vnFRiD WILLIAMS
am sitting BY my window,
Listening to the airs OF June.
As they sigh among the naples,
In a low and mournful tune,
Like a mAiden's voice, complaining
To the cold and silent moon.
While, from yOnder crowded highway,
Comes the hustle and the roar,
Like the sound Of rushing pillows
Swelling 'galnst the sullen shore
70 the waves on HES mAd ocean
How they ehRfs the silent ahoreD
Roll thou on, o troubled billOw,
With the irall bArks on thy Great,
WIFI y turmoil and thy madness,
Thd4shalt not destroy my rest
Thou shalt not disturb the quiet
Which Is reigning in my breast.
Sigh on breeze I amongst tho naples
There's a magic In thy song,
Which can still my proud hearts beating,
When the passion fires are strong,
When my brain with thought Is wearled,
As | struggle midst the throng.
So l love, beside my window,
When the hours Of toll are DER,
To enjoy thy soothing murIAurs,
Ali u~nmindfnl Of the war,
Which come up the evening stiffness
Like the tumult on the shore.
Aud I feel my soul grow stronger
For life's battle stern and grand
Feel my spirit Tyre throb higher,
Touched by some immortal hand,
Breathed DER by some gentle spirit
Wandering from the mystic land.
OBERLIH, June IS, 1881.
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5ttoEnfgs at gaw.

H GRIsW o L D,
AIT AT LAW
Oaos over Mould 4 Eumson's Store.
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'LOUn fOUDi
IBCOD Food
.TAnn MIMI

- an suHsrlnr mona OonsnF.ptions incipient or
-,1erwed. or iron debility Of any kind q rom
s---feI ~ nerVou1 prostrafion, brought on By qnT
S-1ss. or nom uerofalous eomplaintaj or from dis
--iny nv ri fhe many distressing complaints thuir
- - lablo 70, and which engonocr
THE BLOOD FOOD
4. orar.d - A Certain and Reliable hemedy. Dtner-
M ii ever particular nom the patont medicines OF
NJ daT. h IA . chemical coordination 4 IRON, SUI
PHUR and PHOSPHOkse, ofvery great worth, and
manv hnndrsds bes glad and grateful testimony 70
~ 6enefts q kaac ierred on them.
CHUHUH 4 DUPONTi - broadEagi neS lerH,
~ ~ sols rroprietOrs OF the article. and have in
soase0uenos n a fraud attempted uPon the public,
hanged the color OF The outside wrapper Iron kAb
5u1cag, Be very cautious In buying 70 sec that the
Gc-slmile Of their signature - on ne outside OF the
Iuencs Of the large demand tor this article, The loi-
bWing druggists have all ordered ana received sup
1lie4 OF the new kind, viz.
Chaa. A. Kimball, Wm. II French J. h. Hayes,
A. Stsniels, and samuel kidder !r.t Lowell.
~ sold by Wm. FlSkk, Drnggi T. Cleveland,
aStc- sb2sdAW
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FRox ~GRAFroN.--By reference TO our
especial Dispatches" on the second page, it
will be seen that Major Kinsman arrived at
Grafton Saturday night with riAed cannon
for Col. Barilett's command. Other highly
interesting intelligence will be found under
the same head.
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~ Geo. o. Blair will deliver the MoRS-
ING LEADEs, By Pony ExPrSSs, in the towns
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NLEYELAND . TOLkDO 8 b.
SUMMER ARRANGFuEEr

1881. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
On and amer Monday, 1na %, ls6l, rains vii run
daily SUNDAYS excepted ~ blow:
SEQ A. o.. chicago Expreaa-Stoppl1g 81 Borra. Graf.
tols Operiln, h~akeman, hOrWaik, Mourss-
Vile, Bellevue, Uyde, Fremont. Elmora,
and arrives AZ Toledo At 9suO A. N, Cbica-
60 500 ?. NJ, Detroit a. roo p A.
10 ?. r. Through Mhil-st0pping at an Stations On
$50 z. N.
$50 IN. Mail, stops at ali stations east oil sandunky
dusky a. Sis ?. n.
tS ?. n. TeiegraPh k1preas-Stopping ct Berea,
Grafton Oterlln, WakemAn, Norwalk, Mon
nrueY1llf, Bellevue, Clyde, fremont, E-
more, and arrives a. Toledo at as p. NJ.
Chicago at Go A. II.
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2foposats.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ProDosala will be received 81 the ONCE Of the
Cftv Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland untlIlZ
O'Clock NJ, June gath, 1861, for the Bradlng Ana im,
moving u Case Avenue, from the noytherly line Of
Croton street 10 The sOutherly line Of tue wy
Plans and specihcations may be seen and moro PAT
tfeniar Information may b obtatntd NJ aaiu Angl-
n erIs ONCE on aRer the nth inst
zach proposal must be accompanied BY gooden
s~uficIsnt bond requiring tho bidder 20 enter into =
contract at the price named In his proposal, should
the same be accepted.
mission OF bids. reserving the right 20 aceept or re-
ieet the same. BY order Of the board.
Cleveland. June Is;3tl UitI Civil EnslneeI.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received Ct the ONCE OF the County. Auditor 70
the CITY Of Cleveland, until llO'elock M July ytAi
igSI, for feneius the Jail Yard. eatd fence Nil con.
slst Of about 100 lineal feet Of iron iunoe' 81 ~
high, standing uVOn = cut stone p4et 9ha aD1ut %'
fstt Of brick fence, six or seven beet hlAu.
PropOsAls are also iBvited.tor.thu oOnHtructionm A
Kitchen for the Jail, sixteen BY tHsnty-onS hets ~
be built OF brick Also, Tor Hanging anq enIelns me
side-waIk on Park street, stout 20 ieet IN iensth.
Plans and specifications OF the Work may % seen
Al the once OF the County Auditor.
The County Commissioners invite INC suomlss.Sn
ofbids, roserving tbs right 70 scesp % rgsSt 'He
sans. S.nA G
CoUxrY AUpIToR's OFFICE,
June u. 1851. lunelosu
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Connections are made at Monrusvilie with tbs San.
duskys Mansfield aud Newark K. r., at Clyde wifh
the sand1sk{, Dayton and Cincinnati R. r., Al Ere
mont with Fremont a Indiana X. r.. and II Toledo
With the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indisns
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
E9its Jseksons h2rt hgng LoganspoT5 LaAyorss
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland nom Tcedo and the
hssLs a. s.l0 A. n, 13 r. ~ and S;a5 ?. n. From
Banduaky a. SO !. u.
L. D. KICKER
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HProof Of Tie pudding IS in eating ii" and
20 RuOH the real merits off medicine is 70 test Il By
oIviDr Il a fair trial. Every one troubl d with hu-
mors that arise from In pure blood, should lose no
time \ - ting the merits Of IT. Woavsr's Oanser
and SAIL nlhsum syrup and Csrats.
~soId By Il. y. Gaylord, q. s. Mackenzie, +
y. ssckidor, Strong 4 Armstrong and Wn- FhEe,
OsTslAnd, o.
- AdNarlilnmanE
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All the trains going westward connect az Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, chicago, Columbus, Clncln-
natl, St Louis, 6e.i aud all the trains going eaatwsEd
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the ~. ". =.
Bailro1d, and at Busalo with those Of the New York
central and Buffalo 8 rev York City Railroads.
q. NOTTINGHAM supt.
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l~LEVELAND ( PITTSBURGH
RAIL o A D.
guu.En Amanaruru-

. 7 y p y = D
SunEER AERANaEmENf.
To take eas0t on Monday, June lOih, 1881. FraIur
leave Cleveland daiy, ~tsnndaya excepted, e. foIlOUs:
Sis A. u.-mNi-Arrifes a. New York s.0i a -
Philadelphia $50 A. ~ PittsburHh 40 p
II NheelinG 40 ?. n New fhlsdslphis
$50 ? -.
5s0CF y EIuress-Arri al Nen York $50 p
Philatelphia l210 p. n; Pittsburgh IT.35P
n; WhecituE fu3 A. y.
MlisI sburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 10 Nav York
Via Allentown without change
Pc faTe a. low A. BY any other line.
Rn-1hrough 1icfeta car b. procured Al the Dsrof
or AZ the EEeld Street station.
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1873 4. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-8topplng e.
Girard, Aahinbnia and pAinssvils only: aud
arrives At Cleveland At f.3s A.
1000 A. n. NAIL TkAIN-StoppinE a. all Stations
except SaybrOOk, UnionViIla, Perry, Mem
tor snd Wicklido, and arrive az Cleveland
At l45 !. n.
H:sO ,. 1. DAY EXfREss TRAIN-StoppinR at "a.
rard, UOnneaut, AshtAhHla aud gainesville
only, and arrives At Cleveland At Az ?. \.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIh will leave Conneaut
&C SEQ A. n, stopping At all stations, aud
arriving At Cleveland at $40 A. n.
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PERRY DAvIs.-1his name is OF worldwide
-renown-not only for the celebrity Of his medleioe
Perry Davla's Pain knler-but for his great hbe-
rsllty toward the cause OF Temperunes, and bis de-
voted Christian life. The Church he built for the
Beptist Society in the year lsss, will be . lasting
monument to his good name
- sold sVEyNh -, and By Z. =. Gaylord Wm
Fske, Q. 8. Mackenzie, Strong q Armntr0ns' ana
+. ". snckridez, Cleveland, q.
zrsaa Advertisement IN another column
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gtcteAuu Juno - NDL. SUB
NLEVELAND q ERIE r. K

1871. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, issi.
On and after Monday, My 6th. ISL, Par-.ng-F
Trains will run - fiiiowa:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
925 A. H. EAPHESS NAIL ~TRAIN-Stopblnr AZ
all Stations except Euclid, Wickline, Mem
tor Perry UuiunYille, SaYbr0ok, FsirVieW
aud sgAnviile; and arrives AZ Erie atIEfl
!. n, Duukirk $50 ?. n, Buffalo AS Pr.
4s05 ?. CINCINNATI EXPRESS rRAIH-Stop-
pins az Paiuesvius, Ashtabula aud Girard
only, and arrives a. kre Tu5 P. Il, Dua-
kirk a $50 2. a., Buffalo a. 1913 ,. n.
t;n ?. n. CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATIOH-stop-
ping et all Stations.
hO ?. n. NIGHT EXPIRE TRAIH-StopplnR at
Paineegtlle, AHhtlbuln and airard OniY, and
arrives AZ Erie az i2.i0 A. H., Dunkirk e.
2JO A n. Buffalo Al A
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81 The Sherry Wine Bittsru are for sale By Ell
Gaylord. Strong 3 ArmStrOng, and G. :. AaeEsn2i''
Cleveland, o.
r@ses Advertisement elsrvhsre
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T-We congratulate our readers upon q
Siscovery Of a sure cure for Rheumatism, Gout and
NoarslgfA, and all Merluril Diseases ehioh u ss
dscfed Without the use ofinternal medicinea, which
destrov the constitution aud give temporary reliei
oniY, In fact, Il IL the only known remedy enesting
4 nsrf,cf cure, and We feei warranted, irum tta re-
eemmeudHtiona, 10 calling the attention Of the al
dictsd and those having friends suffering from hheu-
Hatism, G0ut or Neuralgia, or the pernioioul enecU
81 our paper, Of Or belands ANTI Rheumatic Band.
W~loa nv We. risks, UaVelaud. %. teh3
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PRINTING OFFIOE FOR SALE.
For Bals-A lot OF Brewer and Non ariel Iype
Imposing Stones, Gases, Uhases, and everything
nomplcte for printing a daily aud weekly newspaper.
with the exception OF a prcss) which viii Be sold 81
an extraordinary bargain.
Inc Room fah2ERu
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l.. o. o. R.-Ths following resolutions were
adopted at a regular meeting Of Cleveland
Encappmsnt No. 5, G. o. F., held at their
Hall, June l3.h, ls6li
waEREAs, It has pleased Almighty God
Ia His allwi5e providence, to.r0move from
eur midst, our worthy patriarch Harvey
Burke, therefore,
Resolved, That We bow in humble submis-
sion 10 the will Of our Heavenly Father, in
taking from amongst Us our brother, at the
same time believing, that what iE our loss is
his gain.
ResolVsd, That In this dispenSation our
Order have Loaf q bright and aotive member,
respected and loved by all, and society a
just and upright man, which Is the noblest
work Of God.
Resolved, That We hereby tender u hin
eere and heartfelt sympathy 10 the family
aud friends Of our deceased brother, relying
upon the promise OF Him who knows All
things, that he will temper the wind to the
shorn lamb.
Resolved, That the Charter and Emblems
of this Eucampmeut be draped in mourning
for the space Of thirty days, and the Scribe
be instructed to furnish the family with q
copy Of the above, and the daily papers for
publication.
BELDEN SEYMOUR, Q. p.
Cleveland, June is, 1851.
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60 NNEoFIONs 5.

Shelby, Banduaky, Manahold &EeRark Railroad, 70
&C.
urestiino, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rai.
road Tor Forest, Upper Sandusky, Dclpho8,
Lima Eom wayne, Lapofte, CHICAGO. &c,
vest, and East tr Mansfield, Wooster, Ma
HiiiOu, &C.
Gallon and Belloiontalne Railroad Line, for Marion
Bellefoataine, Sidney, Union, Muncls. Ia
d~lnapolis, TeTre Haute, Yinconnes. Egans.
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, &o,
Delaware, with Springfield, Nj. vernon and Pftfa.
burgh Railroad for ~BpriRgfeld.
Columbus, Little Miami a Columbus, and Xnts
Railroad, for Aonia. Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LoVeland.
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio 4 Mi1-
tisippi Railroad AZ Cincinnati 6r LouiI-
vile, Evansville, Cairo, So. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes.
VILE, Wheeling, &c. 10 piana nd
Indiana Railroad for Piqua. Urbana- kc.
- FOR Tickets 10 all points and Information An
ply e the Passenger Station.
e., $. FLINT, superintendent.
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Aal Raaas.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
~ nINeIHNATI RAILRoAn


On and atcr Monday June lutnt it1ls Eal1Curl
Trains will leave Cleveland e. folowl
$50 A. q. n. H.A Cincinnati EHpre1l-Gt0pping
bereas Grafton, WELLINGTON New London,
salem, shelby, Cresiline, Gallon, Gilaad,
Cardineton, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
Cfutrct Northington, reaching Colum-
bus a. TO- 50 T. -, Oinclnnatia AZ ?. r..
and Chicago Via crestiusRt To0 p. h.
sio ,. =. AeeommodAhoncstopPin a. al stations
Ciucinnau a. zoo A. -.
ass ,. n. Might E~Aprcss-Stopping At Al Stations
north ofCrcatline, and AZ Gallon, CardinF-
ton, Delaware and AZ an other stations, 70
leave passengers only, arriving at %
iumbuE a. tEbP n. andC incinnan AZ SIS
AZ, Chicago via C~rcstlne, az 80 a. 4.
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NARROW EsoAPE.-Ssturday morning a
man giving his name as Timothy DOlsn, be-
longing to Girard, very narrowly escaped
drowning in the lake. He was walking
along the track of the Pittsburgh road, and
being much intoxicated, fell through be-
tween the planks, which arc at places very
wide apart. In falling he struck the back
of his head, which stunned him. Though
the water was shallow where he fell. he was
perfectly helpless from drink and the blow
he received, and but for IN Irish woman
living in one Of the shanties close By, who
saw him fall, he must have drowned. She
ran to his assistance, and clutching him by
the neck, succeeded in dragging him out
He was soon all right, the ducking having
the effect of SOLDERING him somewhat, and
getting on board of a train, he proceeded on
his way. The heroic conduct Of the woman
is deserving Of great credit.
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sFants- -8fwara.
6ur Sale or GENT.

EOR SALE.-A NEW BOILER
and ENGINE, suitable for = Saw Mil IN
quira Of "a. Kessler. at Morgan 4 ROots, ZHS Iperi0r
street, corner Of seneca st. 1ell.N0
EOR RENT-THE FRONT COR
NEg Office over my store.
jnneE 81 w U. ING
NOR RENT "A NICE SMALL O.
Dwelling, on Granger, naAr Prospcct q. VI
IN the eonveniencea and rent low. Inquire
o. 81 Granger street aprl3:kl..
EOR SALE--NERY DESIRA
BIN Vacant Lots On Prospect street, neal
spria ROUSE d JENNINGS,
IN Superior street.
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07-It IS wonderful how soon a valuable
rsnedy becomes known. DR. s. o. richardson
ehsrrT Wine Bitten l. used and BY
ID. leading Physicians Of the country, ami al who
once Try II pronounce Il valuable.
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NLEVELAND AND MAHONlNG
" RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE No. ls-To take eject on anu aitsF
Thursday, March 2ist, 1851.
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INV ADVERTIsKMRNTs

s~Arront's Band-Musie for fGrtls', &e'
RsttberFA Hausmann-H0sisrY.
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To Jno. Brengariaer, Anders Barman, defendants.
You are hereby notified that there liz
hse in the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee
CO. Iona at Iort MAas0u petition of Jpo. r. Davis
and M Price, claiming Judgment foreclosure Of
mortgage aKaaAas said no. Brtngarner for the of
four Aundred dollars with IA per interest from
the 2lst day of August, iCl, and against all said
defendants above named pray M ais for he forecios
ureof mortgage, given by said Jno. Brengartner to
JnV. r. DAVIS And Nm. Price, upon lot o. OF
block thirty tive, t32l In ID. w ktihourne's Addition
10 the City of heuAuk Lee county Iowa the sale Of
sad mort gagged premises, the exlnguishment OF all
equity OF redemI ton therein.
Now yon are notified TO appear and answer said petit
tto Oh he morning or the second day OF the
Of said Court, to be holden the first Monday of De
cember, lrdi Judgment will be had there
la as prayed for. BY default.
HI. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug 20, 6l-dlm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most cifectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal malady II is com
hined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula. but also those other afcc-
tons which arise from it, such as ERurvIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTHoSY's FiRR,
ROSE, or ERrsrPELAs, PIMrLEs, PrsruLEs.
BLorcHEs. BLaINs and BoILs. TuMoRs, TErrTR
and SALT RHTuG, ScALp HEAD. RINGwoRM,
RnEpNATisA. SrpHIIrTIc and MEReuKIAL Dis
IAsHs. DRorrY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM V1TiA-
TlD OR IMruRE BLoop. The popular belief
III inptrity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of thus Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate tins vital fluid.
without which sound health Is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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rIskii STEES SALE.

Nhereas,J A, Bishop and Alice Bishop, his wife,
by their Deed Of Trust dated January Eth, 1860
veyc To Robe ri III Gilmore, In trust, the fol wing
described real estate III the county Of oe and state of
Iowa viz the west half OF the south quarter of
section ten. 1n.l except one aEd three quarter
and the n half OF the Nv. OF the w. OF section
httcen 5l all being in Township siatys t6d,l Range
five. containing IN all ninetse and fourth
scres the pay ment of certain pronnssors
note therein described. for the OF two thousand
five hundred and ffty six dollars and eighty seven
cents -556 f with ten per cent per Annnm inter-
est after maturity, and also The and expenses OF
said trust.
And whereas. the principal sum In said note men
tcnedls due ard unpad together ~ith interest there
on from February 20, ls6I; and, whereas the said j.
bishop has made default In said payment as per the
slipalalions of sad note and Decd ef Ifu /.
Therefore T. Robert II Gilmore, Trustee afore
said BY direction or the holders Of said note and
thereant0 by said Deed Of Trust empowered viii ssM
the real above described public sale for cash
the highest bidder In front Of Office In the City
hrnkuk. In said county, Monday. the 3Uth iay
OF September. 1901 between the hours nf O'Clock,
m. aud O'Clock. r. m, nnd commencing ut . o'clock
b. Of said day, 10 satisfy snd demand. and the cost
OF said Trust ROBERT III. GILLMuRE.
Aug 81, ,'uldim Trustee.
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NITED STATES MARsHAL's
SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.


DISTRICT OF Iowa,
by virtue OF an execution, directed, tssued by
the Clerk o the District Court thu United States
the Southern Division ofte state Of Low a. wherein
X. Cofnan is Plaintiff aud john Iemplin and Hugh
Norster are Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder at Public Auction the
of the Clerks office OF the District Court the nited
States for the District of Iowa. keokuk In said bis
rscts Oh the 4oth day Of September d. 1861
the hours ol o'clock A. Nj. aud clock +. NJ OF said
day the following property, situated in Lee county,
Iowa. part OF lots ten, tlU eleven l} and twelve.
{23 ia block number hfty nine, So iu the cty Of keo
kuh, described by the following metes ami bounds,
commencing ninety three {g3} feet from corner Of
Fulton street on the line OF lot twelve l2l Fifth
street, thence At right angles said twelve
l2l eleven I'D and ten U hundred and fifty feet.
thence Norhery along the line nine tgJ
and llDl iii said block twenty three and SIX
inches, THENCE al sh angles said lots ten, iHl
eleven lily snd twelve ts1 hundred and nfty feet
10 Fifth street. thence southcrly along Fifth
the line OF said Lot twelve 2 tgenty three and
inches TO the place OF beginning. reserving
an alley ten feet IN Width across said property, one
hundred feet from Fifth
aksn and levied upon the property OF John Temp.
lin, 70 satisfy said writ OF execution
II. Al H0AiE. T.. 4. Marshal,
AUG. 70 lrtl.sdtd- ~ HARgi FUTON, Deputy.
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Fare always as low as by any othel
route
BUY TICKETS VIA pITTsBURG
II r Tickets for Sale at all the Main
Ticket UtIiccA.
T. IS EIGHT &

i TX j. / q il Il 3.
By this route, Freights of ali descriptions can be
forwarded ffom fh,tadeilhia, New York, Boston OF
ballmofe, 10 or from ANY point The lha Railroad.
Of Ohio, Kentucky. lualaAa Illinois, Nlsconsin,
lows or Missouri. Bh RAILROAD DIRECT.
The PeuHssiya Railroad also connects ut Pitts
burg with Steamers, b5 which Goods be rd-
ed 10 kDs point or the Ohio, MUSK ngum, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, isconsln, Misss.
sippi, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers
and al Cies selands sandusks aud Chicago with steam
ers TO alt ports an tLe North IA eslern Lakes.
Merchants aaa Shippers .HtFnstinr The transporta-
tioH VI tAcir Ere gAt 10 TINS Company can rely with
confidence on is speed. transit.
The Hates OF Freight
To any pant In tho West by the fennss fvania Rail
Road, ~ all times aA FAVORABLE As AXE
CHANGED By OTTER COMPANIES.
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William street. n. Y.
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II. III. HOUSTON 6enl Freight Ags., Phiiadelphia
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ENOoH LEWIS, General supt., Altoona, Pa.
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