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OBJEcr oF LIZ WAR.-In q &c debate il

OBJECT OF The WAR-In a late debate in
Congress Mr.. Fessenden, Radical Republican,
nom Maine, said:
As the gentleman from Kentucky has referred
TO me, I merely wish to say, 50 far as that ques-
ton Is concerned, that 50 long as / hold to the
view to which he has adveTled. and which I ad-
vanced as the sentiment of the President, l much
more desire the determination Of slavery, If it
caa be constitutionally efected-as 1 believe it
|ean-than / do to see the Union restored. I
wish TO see slavery at an end when this war
shall be al an end, if it can be censtitutionally
accomplished
In the early part of the session Mr.. Conway,
the Radical Republican member Of Congress
from Kansas, said in a speech IN the House:
For one, I shall not vote another dollar or man
for the war Until it assumes a different standing,
and tends directly to an anti-slavery result
Millions for freedom, but not one cent for slav-
cry
Such sDeechas need no Comment
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LAUNCH.-One Of the gunboats built by Capt.
Shirley, at Fort Pickering, will be launched between ?
and o'clock this afternoon. The sight viii be a beautF
ful one and will attract many spectators The boat will
be ready for service in about three weeks. A heavy
force will be put on the other boat and it will soon be
ready for launching
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AND OHIO
Railroad.

NHANGE or SCHEDULE One daily pss.s,z-
tram win, on and Alter MONDAY, March 49,
leave tie Depot o. his Company At the hssd Of Mst1
street.
MAIL ri ACCOMMODATIONS
Leaves Memphis dsly (eEevut euniay) foe Hunbol4t
O. r. Arrives at Memphis 81 I.I0
Trs,ns est Of Humboldt viii rUa only as he safety
Of trains viii permit.
For al Information apply at the Ticket One. In .hs
Depot, a. ths head Of main street.
SAML B JONES
mh& General supsrnbsudsut
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WA. 4. BECK
Arkansas PEsrr

Arkansas PEkTTENTIARYs January l. 1882
Nr B e. HATTOX-Deas Sir: j have thoroughly
.tsstad lie reci-e ios tanning which p~urchaHed OF yon
and hare % h~ssitafi1e in saying that It makes bette
lea her. in a mach sh0r- er time Than he Old fogy pro
cess i would mn g. TO tanners, ana to planter
wishing - tan their own leather
Yours, A. J. WARD.
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PROF. MHLER's CONCERT-Prof. Miller,
assisted by the bes. amateur and professional talent in
She city, will on Wednesday evening next, give q grand
concert at the theater. The programme will be carefully
selected and comprise some of the best compositions of
the best masters. The professor has heavy claims he
has been liberal in assisting patriotic and philanthropic
occasions, and was himself connected with our army un-
til failing health made it necessary for him to return
home. We have had next to nothing in the way of
smusements, lately. The ladies will doubtless seze this
occasion to be present In large force.
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10 WHOM TINS MAY CONCERN.

7rbis 4 20 certify that we we're called upon 70 witDes-
Shs pztept process for Tanning Lesther, invented sno
rste,set ~ our tosnsmsa, q. o Hsstox, tested, AID
ve were the eve-witnesses 10 his pT cess CT tanning 10
thirty hours. g piece Of leather that wi make good up
nsr Leather for coarse shoes. We are fully VI he Opin
iou thzt his process il - good sc recommended in b..
advertisements, and Will speedily briDg about a com
p etc revolution in the tanning art de niakes known
"a us the ingredient used In his tanning ART and there
il any quantity in the country sad throughout ths
Southern Sssses W /. WOODRUFF,
r.. L. DUFF,
Little Rock, Feb. 8, 81 r S. YERKEs.
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DAILY REPORT or THk MARKET.
FURNISHED FRo4 The Ezczlssk

AEAaNAal10 AAlA n AaAlnAaAa ALALlA@
FRIDAY BvENIss. March -
COTTOE-Nothing doing IN t5s msFkst.
T~OBACCO-Eo salsG
FLOUR-The market continues vHy qutsl win maj
aalss Of suPerans at S14, snd OF extra 10 choke do. a.
BIC. No arrivals.
WHEAT-Ws did not hear Of sails. Lasr trSnsse-
tons were at S20O0s225 ? bushsL a. in quality. Re-.
eeiPts 252 sacks.
CoRh-Saless 800 bushels yellow At No reoslpsa
OATs-Smau sales a. sLIO8sLI5 , 5ashsl.
BRAE-HAY-RYE-Ws beard Of no sales Of uo.
ment.
BACoN-A few small lots changed hands At 25ss7S
for hog round
PEAS-Ssles Of 100 bushels mixed g. sL50
POTATOES-I2O bushels sold IN two lots as eaOO
sUGAR-35O hhdA sold to tie soysnmsas At axe
and a small lot at 4I5c.
M~OLASSEs-SmaIi sales at l5a16e.
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LOOK IT THESl

CAADEN, ARR, December &c, 1861.
TO Ak WHOM THIS MAT CONCERN -rbis j. 10 GER
FiFv tia have used the shove process for tanning. and
heve $50 used the Leather sfteri l. was tsHnsd, and ]
find 4 il the best Leather thst have ever worked and
certainly rhs oaickest process IN fhs wOrla. The ieztnri
tanned hfiy per cent. cheaper Is heavier, bstier and
more durable, and / cOadisliy recommend the pubic tc
nv il AGNh1 5hOkz1.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst BY Rev. c. A. Davis. a, bis ~resldsneS,
Mr.. GEoRGs sHARFs. and Mrs ELIzARETH CHAPLIN.
On the I7'h instant, by the Rev. Nj. Campbell, Mfr
RoBr. G.. ADAMS Of Hardemau county. to Mas SUE
DAVIS, daughter OF Colonel Anderson Davis. Of Tren-
TN lama e
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CHILD LOsTIOn Thursday, the 9th inst,
at 12I6 o'clock at noon, Alfred Heath four years old,
dressed in gray pants, brown figured calico waist. with
out shoes or hat, left his home on Madison street, near
the Memphis and Charleston railroad depot nearly oPpo-
site the Charleston House. Any one who can give any
information of the whereabouts Of the above child, aud
win leave word with his parents, or at Brooks & Gay
n0rs ~foundery, Poplar street, between Main and Second,
will confer a great favor on them
JAMES ". HEATR-
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HABEAs CORPUS.-An interesting case of
application for q writ Of AsBsas corpus comes up before
Judge swayne between nine and ten o'clock this morn
ing. The position Of aliens and civil rights will be
argued at length by Ed. Yerger, Esq.
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RECORDERS COURT.-The Recorder had ten
cases before him yesterday. S. K Golfer, \. N.
Cage, and Z. Gallager were each fined six dollars for be-
ing drunk. Five persons were charged with msdemeEn-
ors, and one was fined for shooting in the corporation
George Householder was fined ten dollars for fOrestall-
ing in market.
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ma I. 0. HATT0x-Dez- 81; I have tested y5u
urecesg To- taunins fsr enouga 70 feel e liberty 10 say
fhst Il j. n every respect as T. Is in youl
advertisement, and vii tan the leather If The instruc
flons sre carried cni f4liy-
Yol1 traiy. erc-, WI. a. EEEK
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The friends and aequaintsnees Of JoHS d. ToNFKIEs
are respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral Of bis WIFE
and DAUGHTER, from his residence on DeSoto street, be-
tressn Besl sndLindsn streets, on this SATURDAY. morn
Ing, at 10 o'clock,
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A NEW MODE
Tanning Leather.

THE subscriber hss 3 patent process for Tanning
III Leather, ID { val taa heavy Sole Leather in eighty
DAYS, Upper Leather in tea 10 fifteen days. Caf OF
other skins ia three 70 Eve days The process is Efty
Der cent. cheaper than the old process, ana the Leather
Is hessieT, better and more ouIs5se-an Of which il
done without bsrk. and ihe4e is sng quantity OF tho iB
Eredient ia tbe county.
TERNs-SlOf fr TIE right Il a county. $50 for az
an individual right. War Bonas, IrtasUry Wzrrarts
Confederate E1ies. or any money that l. current -
home in TIE SoziheIa Coniedsrscy, taken It par.
Address 3 Q. HATT0X.
Little Rock. ark.
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~ information wanted of jerome B.. Phil
lips, who Is supposed to be in the army. Any ipfOrns-
ton Of his whereabouts wiz be thankfully received by
bis wife at Memphis. m6lmA
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LADIES AUCTION COETINUED.-Mr. Csyce
informs US that the sale for the ladies benefit viii be con-
tinued this evening, at o'clock. He says the assortment
is vet very good.
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E1A grand convocation, to which all Roman
Catholic bishops in the world are invited, will
take place next May in Rome. One of its OBJ
jeats, it is said, is to proclaim the immaculate
temporal power as an article Of faith.
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TARIFF or PRICes.-The Provost Marshal IN
New Orleans has fixed a scale of prices, beyond which
none Of the articles mentioned can be sold in that city.
l; has been published by order of Gen. Lowell, and 81 it
il not impossible a similar measure may be put in force
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FURNITURE AT AUCTIOE-Glbert, Wallace
& RogersOn, associated IS partners in the auction bud-
ness. viii this morning sell by auction a lot Of 6ae fur
niture at their store, corner of Second and Madison
streets. Ladies viii find this an excellent opportunity
to obtain cheap and elegant articles.
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RNFe SIZE!

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE with @7
twelve or fourteen rooms, On Exchange STs51
st-et. four or i've Lots. snd one House aud tl
Lot 10 North Eempbis, nesr the Brick Church LA
Also, forty or NIFTY acres o. LAID. On the MsmpLi al
Charleston railroad, zen miles ont frou The CRY. Ap
ply to SAMPLE, &CO'
w,h1- gf- AEn~H~
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II The Sacramement of the Lords Supper
viii be administered in the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church on Court street, to morrow (~sabbath), during the
morning service.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH %.

BOARDING WAETED-A professional gentle
man wishes board with a private family, within a few
squares Of the telegraph Office. Apply at this Office.
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REMOVE Your CoTToN-Gov Pettis, of
Mississippi, has issued his proclamation com
manding that all cotton stored within five miles
Of the railroads and water courses of the State
be removed to a greater distance. If it is not
done in a reasonable time, after the publication
Of said proclamation, the Governor announces
that suitable steps viii be taken TO remove it at
IL of 4ha ouynar
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MERAIHtS
BLOOD SEARCHERY
no the removal and permanent eure Of Ell d5sssssH
u arising from an impure state Of the blood V5t
MERCURIAL AND SYPHHTTIC TAINTa.
In all thsir dnfersnt forms and stsgesi
Ulcers, ErZPtieHs, P5ngiss, Nodes on Shan Bones,
BLOtchss, BOls, SealG Had,
And the entire elass Of complaints caused BY an lmpurs
state Of the BLOOD.
II Invariably cures Rheumstis-n, Liver Complaints,
General and nervous debility, Inflammation q thu
Bowels, and Is particularly recommended FOR ell
distractions to which fsmqles ara liable IL Is natursH
own cosmetic. Il brings tie young females form 20 per-
lection, giving richness 20 the blood and Vigor % tha
nerves, causing health snd happiness 20 sparkle In tho
down cast and su0dued eye. tas rosy bi0O0 Of health
70 besutIfy he faded check.
per bottle or three bottles for IS, and
forwarded by express 70 All parts Of the Confedsrase
Stztes, on receipt Of price.
POTTER g. MERWE. Projectors,
IS Jefferson street, nsa Post O6os.
Sold - al Drug s. ceres Il the Confederate States
ia2-dtWh-
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QUIET-The city was excessively quiet yes
teraay. the only thing moving was the dust that has
water has become too valuable to be spared for street
shrinking.
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs SALE-Atten;iOn is
called TO the sale Of these leading articles OF our trade,
morning at Che Areade.
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PARDONED-JOseph Williams, condemned to
one years imprisonment in the penitenfiary for killing a
butcher in North Market by throwing a knife at him,
vas yesterday ~pardoned by the Governor of the State.
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CoLORED PRINTNG-INKs-A small lot Of
oolored printing inks for sale. Apply to s C. TooL at
the APPEAL Office.
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& & WETHERILL


glHIJIPS COUNTY Inv BONDS. We hsvt
some good city properly 20 exchange fr Bonds
! s7. gone good ifauroged property for safe ia GOHfed
a. z Boads, which We " n ell st a bargain. Cal
aoon ANDERSON. SEAY : co.
,,bs5 o. No l6i Hehstar 3 oek
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E The total number Of horses and mules
purchased in Cincinnati By the quartermaster
from May 22d, Of rast year, up to TIE 18th inst,
was 26,3O3. The cost of these animals was
S2,7s6, 1870, producing an average Of SIO594
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FOR SALE :!

VIE have q few CAVALRY ana INFANTRY
w WOEDS on hand for sac and are constssuy
T.. RICHMOND a. co,
nib95 w. Nay Yard Memphis
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GEN. LEE AND The BIBLE.-Gen. Robert E.
Lee writes " The virtue and fidelity which
should characterize a soldier, can only be learned
from the holy pages Of the Bible"
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CONFEDERATE VICToRY.-We take the fol-
lowing dispatch from the Mobile Adpsrtissr and
Register, OF the 26th:
BAY ST. Louis, March 25-P. MA lively
naval battle occurred ia this vicinity to-day be-
tween the Confederate gunboats Oregon and
Psmiico and the famous Federal eunboat New
London. The fight lasted three hours. and re-
suited in the defeat Of the New London, which
was sunk BY our boats.
There is now S Federal steamer coming to
the aid Of the New London.
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NOTICE no SHIPPERS /!
Memphis and Tennessee RaITOad
PROPERTY
LOST.

IkDYS BOX n. rksd Isaac Jones care Of T ght
= uaster. Howard-s Row A suitable reward viii be
mb97s q FOWLKES 4 20.
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7 OFFER for sale NY PLACE. on Shelby -
4 street. with good residence, containing sew Gel
ssiu can bs had. A. TREADWhlsL. $50
mss7 Tvs At p. Lsna s. Uo's
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INDEPENDENT OF THE AOkTH FGI
LIGHT!

NOR BURNING N COAL OIL A Ps-qusl 50
E Coal Oh and Superior 10 ell substitutes yet offered
or that nay be Chersd 10 the publc-made entirely
from the prO1uets Of the Confs5eraey. THIS Oh BUS,
with q s'eady, soft fame. Pleasant TO The eyes without
producing as much heat as Coal OF.
Il il the ehezpest right known Try u. It is non
explosive. For sals VII lesEle ami retail by
DEAgIhG & WETHERILb,
mhe6 35 Msin street.
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Iowa News.

Mr.. Barhydt, Of Burlington, found on his
portico, one morning, an infant boy, which
had been left there by its unnatural pa.
rents. ..-
Mrs. Julia A. Smith, of Dubuque, died
last week, Of Injuries received from the ex-
plosion of can of alcohol. She suffered ter
ribly, before she was relieved by death.
The dog law in Dubuque has furnished
the School Fund with three hundred dollars.
The same law in Iowa City has] raised two
hundred and eighty dollars, for the support
Of 81 hools. The dog law is not all evil, is it /?
Lewis Sanders shot Robert Hanson at
Croton, Lee county, with amusket loaded with
buck.shot and bullet. This murder was com.
mitted on the 10th. Hanson died in half an
hour. The parties had had previous quar-
rel We gather this news from the Gate City
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION was
immersed by an overwhelming rain yesterday
Whether the deluge had any effect to wash
away the uncleanness of the party, deponent
doth not say. We suppose, however, that as
the delegates were all working for the re-cre.
alton of a dead party, their new bantling
needed baptism. Father Mahony oficiated
at the baptistry, and the infant was labeled
Le1Ai-..nlasoiNss Reg; 1skA.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-25

A LINE OF BATTLE-This expression often
occurs in ferring to the order of troops on
the battle field. and it is doubtless the opinion
of many that the two armies are in Ithe two
lines; but it is not so.
The army is divided into divisions, and
there are often great gaps between the divis.
IONS They are posted in positions, or in com.
handing placcs-that is on hills. or in woods,
or on the banks of streams, in places where
they will best be able to resist or attack the
enemy, The divisions are usually SO placed
that they can support each other You can
understand a line of battle very we'll by sup
posing regiment here on hill, another
down in the valley. third in piece of
woods, with artillery and cavalry placed in
the positions. you want to make it more
real, when you are out in the fields and pas
lures, with the hills all around you, just i'm
| agine that the enemy is over yondcr hill,
with ten thousand men and twenty pieces of
artillery. You are a general and have an
equal number. The enemy will come down
that road, spread out over the field, or
creep through the woods and attack you
You can't exactly tell how many men he will
send on the right, or how many on the left,
so you must arrange your f,rces to support
each another. Then, to shift it, you arc to
attack him. You don't know how his troops
are arranged, for he keeps them concealed as
well as he can. You don't want many of
your men killed, but do want to win victory.
Now there is chance for you to try your
skill in planning line of battle. You must
place your artillery where it will do the most
damage and receive the least from the enemy.
You must move your infantry so that they
will not be cut off by the enemy before they
get near enough to cut them up in return
You see that it is no small thing to be Cen
eral. There are great rcspons bilities.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of an execution to directed and deliver
ID ed from the Office ofthe CLERK of the District Court
of Mascatine county, State of Iowa. against the goods
and chattels lands and tenements of Benjamin Stone
and Servetns Tufts have levied upon and will expose
to SALE Saturday the 9th day August, D., 1862
at the Court House door, in the city of Mscatine the
following described property to wit The north
quarter Of section five (5) TOWNSHIP seventy seven
(77, range one ~ vest, one hundred and sixty
and the north quarter of section five 0 hip
seventy-seven, range one ~ west. one hundred and
sixty and the north half of the north east
ter of section six 6 township GU
one ~ west. eighty acres aud the north half of the
west half of the nrthwest quarter Of the
quarter Of section twenty @ township seventy
seven az range one ny west, ten acres; and part Of
the north half Of the quarter Of the south
east quarter of section twenty coy township seventy
seven (77 range one ny west, five the property
of the said Benjumin Stone. All Of which, much
thereof may be will be sold to satisfy said
execution in favor of Geo. B. Denison.
Sale to commence between the hours Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to-wis: at ten O'Clock a.. m.
II. II. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine county.
July 9, 1s62-2w-prs fee $3.50.
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OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
3p BRIGADE, 9TH DIVISION,
CoRlNTu. MISS. July 18th, 1862.

COklNTH, MISS.s July Aotus A0V@'y
DEAR JOURNAL The expedition under
Maj Abercrombie, of the 18th Iowa, of which
made mention in my last communication as
having gone to destroy rebel camp, has re-
turned. As usual, before anything was &C.
complished, the objects Of the Majors solici-
tude sme!t a s'mice" and skcdaddled thus
are the movements of the Federals checkma-
ed and their efforts to punish guerrillas
harmless.
There is no use to disguise the fact that
rebel guerrilla bands are becoming fixed
and permanent institution throughout the
Southern States, and unless something Is
speedily done to destroy them they will place
serious obstacles in the way Of our future
military movements. The men or vagabonds
that compose these bands are Of the most
desperate characters. Stimulated, as they
are, by the prospect Of rich plumber, they
scruple not to commit the most hel ious acts
of barbarism.
The signal corps, Of which Lieut.. Geo. R
White was member, has disbanded for the
reason that they could not operate to advan
tagc in this locally, there being too much tim
Der. 1t requires open country-level or hill
Mississippi is neither. 1t is probable
that they will re-organize as soonlas practica
bic. The corps is gay and festive institu
ton. Its members are sworn to divuge NJ
secrets, consequently outsiders must remain
in blssful ignorance as to their manner c
operating. All questions relative to the'
work and the manner of performing it ar
considered by them asimpertinent and Ger
tainly unanswcrable. Lieut.. White has re
turned to duty in his company.
| l have heard it intimated that Col. Har
will soon tender his resignation. ALTHOUGH
we regret exceedingly the idea Of icing DE-
prived of so efficient an officer, we willingly
under the circumstances, relinquish GU
claims to his presence. In the field his healt
does not improve in the least, and his woun
IS still very painful, so much so as to rende
him unfit for duty. More anon. E.c.u
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-25
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue Of special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court of Muscztne county, State of Iowa, against the
goods ard chattes, lands and tenements of H. N Sum-
ner, have levied upon and will expose to sa'e on
Saturday, the, 2sth day Of July. A. D 1882, at the
Court House door, in the City of Museane, the fol.
lowing described property. to wit The halt the
northeast quarter and the east half of the
quarter and west half of southeast quarter, and the
half of the northwest quarter, and twelve and
half off the south part of this fractional
half OF the southwest quarter and lots and three
in section eleven Q and the northwest quarter of the
south quarter OF section twelve 2 and tho south
last fraction of section ten (1O). and s7lCO OF
from the east side of the west half OF the north
quarter Of section eleven Ql, described as follows:
Commencing at the northwest of the west half
of tn northwest quarter of section eleven 1) town.
ship severity 90 range three west, thence SO
301O0 chains SOUTH thence west 80 100 chains thence
north 80 30.100 chains east 50-100 chains, to tho
place CT beginning all in township seventy 77)
range three west, containing Tvs hundred and eighty.
five and half (ss51s) acres, all in Muscatne county,
iowa. All of which. or so much thereof as may le
ry will be sold to safety said special execution
in favor of Craig Rof
Sale to at eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day.
II. II. HINE, Sheriff Muscatine Co.
Muscatine, June %, 1S62.-w 4w prsfeeS7, so