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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
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HEApo'ns DEPARTMENT OF WAsHlNefon,l
OFFICE cnIrr QuARrrnMAsrrl, May ~ ieos. Z
DEALEns IN AonicuLruRAL lAPLsnEHfs, 0AA-
DEN srfps, ke, REQUESTED 70 fusaish this osBss
price lists Of the vssious articles Of their rsds
Ths same should be directed TO Lieutenant Oh.
onel ELIAS N. GRErNE, Chief ouArtsrmastsr, d,
partnent Of Washington. may 49,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
CIRCUIT CouRr-7ns Case Of Wileyrs. Brops

= CIRCUIT CoURT-7he Case Of Wueyps. Brops.
Pony Bush (eolored) testified; l never said thai
DR.. Miller was the father Of Emily.
Jane Bell testified: l said yesterday that Tillot-
son took Jesse brown out riding. The carriage
would start from the house Oh Fifth street !
never heard Mrs. brown say that DR.. Miller was
the father OF the child.
Mrs. brown; Mr.. Brown gave the bonds and
notes, alluded to by Mr.. oBrien, to Emily. Isaw
lin give them.
MIR. Hopkins not appearing, the counsel Of the
plaintiff closed the testimony.
Mr. Brent read two prayer, and Mr.. Bradley three
counter propositions.
The arguments Of the counsel In the case have
commenced.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

vAsnfns.-rhis fsvbrite place Of resort
wAs crowded 10 IL utmost capacity last svsnisS.
he charming - paeasiag soagstrsss, Mis- Agnss
suthsrlaad, sffll sontiauss to dslght the pstrons
with her beautiful ballads. Tbs Missss Ailly NJ.
tha and Emma Marsh are great dancers, and take
well with the audience. A bill Of great merit u
ssch Aight prsseatsd. ...... .
CANTsRBuRY HALL--Some new features win
be addsd 70 the entsrtainnsnt to-night: Msssn.
Johnny Mack, wslLknown Ethiopisn sad versa.
tile comedian, and \. H. Collins, hanjoist and
comedian. The French Spy" ths great drama,
which has drawn inmsnss houses for the past
three nights, win BE- repeated for the last time but
two this evening. Mons. ssollosy's beautiful bal
lot, Ths Mountain sylph, will also b prsseatsd
The entire company Of comedians and Ethiopian
psrformere will Appear. ... ...eH ..I..r q
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

CLERICAL CHANGHs.-D. M. KessInger, oi
Pennsylyanis, Joel II. Button, Of conneotie and
Hiram r. Leech, Of Iowa, were transferred from
the Census to the Pension bureau.
Z. Summers Dana, Vermont, and John c. winn
of Ohio, were promoted from third class olerkhip,
(Si 500 to fourth class cerkships soo) In ths
Pension bureau,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
.OFFICIAL.. ..NOfIGES
y'agao7oEi .,atss'''

~ l.. h.J-tH1 VA, ur,AW2xSTSe
Pnoyesr MAasnAL GssneAi'e O.xl1s
wAsHixsroH, D. C., June %, ~.
CssrSsr NJ. ~ -1rs- sTEirT =, ,-svl1
l. section 10 Of the act, approved MsfsA 4 ~
"for enrolling and calling out the nstioaaf fbfSes
"sEcTIoH -. And b u N,sfAr ssseas<, Inst ~
person drafted and notified 70 sppsaf - s1oesse
may, on or before the day nxsA he hlsaossasansa
furnish acceptable substitute to tsks his p1ass
In the draft; or he may pay to such rsfsou " ~
Secretary Of War Dsy authsrlss -soi sssslv0 q.
such sum, not exsesAisg thsee SaaAss4 Aealasss =
the Secretary may determine, for the pfosufataee
Of such substitute, which sum shsIf b fxsd q 3
uniSorn rass by 0snssai ords ms1A ~ a. ~
Of ordering drsft for any State Tsrritosyl 80
thsreupon such person 90 furnishing the suhsei-
tute, or paying the money, shall b dissharee
from further liability usAA that Afsff. A. - {
person failing to report after dus service Of notass
~ herein prescribed, without furnishing substi-
tuts, or paying the required ssn thesssss, sAan y
deemed . dsssrtsr, and shall b arrsstsd hg ~
Provost Marshal, and sent to the nearest military
post for trial BY courm artia unless, upoa proper
showing that he 10 not liable 10 do military ds>ys
TIE Board Of Enrolmsat shall rsl,svs hia fsoa ~
draft.r
1t IL hereby announced that the amount % b
paid, In accordance with the forsgulaG sosttea -
the Enrolment act, by any persen who ~ -
drafted, In order to secure exemption from sssvipA
has been Hxsd by the Secretary Of was N uks
Asndyef dojlars. rf 30 ."f Hs.1-aI ..lrrn .H
II. Ths Comnisstoner Of IHt,rai RsssRss n eAAA
Congressional District has been authorized by ~
Secretary Of War; and directed by the ssefstasy q
ths Treasury, to receive ron drafted psssoA,wAo
desire to pay 1t for the purpose Of sxsmptios, ~
money above specified.
On receipt Of this sim the Collector Of Internal
Revenue shall give the drafted person HeyiAg n
duplicate receipts. ons copy Of these receipts shall
b delivered to The Board Of Enrolneas % Or ~
fore the day the drafted person 10 required to ~
port for dutyj and when delivered to the board,
the drafted person shslfbe furnished By the Board
with certificate Of exemption, (Form d Raguis-
tiots Of Provost Marshal Generals Bureap,) stat.
Ing that the person 10 discharged from further LA
btiity under that draft, by reason Of having pai1
the sum Of three hundred dollars. ..--., H .rsr e.
I'LL The Provost Marshal shall make out, within
the nrst Monday OF every week. an abstract Of pse-
sons to WHOM exemptions nom military ssrvSss
shall have been granted BY the Board during ~
week previous. tFora A. AL receipts or osrt,o-
Gates Of deposit delivered to the Board BY psrScas
claiming exemption on account Of hsving paid -
required sum Of money, shall accompany ~ ab-
stract. JAMES D. Fry,
jys-it Provost Marshal 0snsrA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
PROF0EALS.

PROPOSALS. i
|MAYoRia lo1IIosI sjsIY I, ids.
Ed ~. - 81. 4; ;a ss.ss e: I'm; TN;
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Z y e. ,.:s i y: s::';s .s
ssss =: ~ .9 80 f. q 10
-. 80 -. s 80: e: cSs RI
vosk - - YsSpSsiy ssssassd "
1oe..,:.assss.sa: 49,: u Y s.s.ssS s.s ward,
i. .'. a.' " go ~ g.a "a wiLEIAm LLIAm J niirr.
iys-AtA ~ Assastsat Co.nlsslonefs.
MAYoRS OFFICE, JULY6, 1888.
fkorosAIs VIII BE- received ss the Mayors or
ss Sns IA Ha0rDAx u. ,ssn dsy e yai fSs e:
Ss ssssr, t.psias DOWN & four % % i.ss.s q he
sf .:s q r. q e :: e : Sc .ss Wy.
Proposals. Win sssss he ps,ss for srsdiss per
'rss rs s 'ss sS.s
Il e: q 4. =: :; s:s
=. 4. D0RsErT,
Comnissionsr FIRST Wafd.
cAEnoSSGE AnS fowsT, WsG
jy5LsoA Assistast Com ~issiossss.
MAJORS OFFICE, .., ~
FsoPosALs vin b received .. this odiss until
n o'clock on SATURDAY, the iath instant, for
,s ~ Ss. @ stree: e:
:iosss md Assi:tsns oosnis.ionsrs, he gravel
e = & e e: e sass., as s. @
stone Of inpropsr siss, and to be rolled with
sidasSs Win -s,.ss the priss per cubic yard for
gsdias, .sd per square yard for sraveliins No
part Of the appropriation will b paid the con
stonsr q ths ward ward and IND Assistsnt Commissioner
that the work A.; : S:'i A piSHs:csis Ssc3 ','su'sd
WILLIAM TENWiCK,
Ns Assistant Cemmissioners.
CLOTHING.
DoYs' CLOTHING. 1--WE ARE NOW
e :ssH q IL e. . e sGs: sSs
ibr the present season for drsss and school wear,
% which We invite the sttentIon Of Pafsnts.
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
Sa2 Prnnsylvssia Avenue, between
sp,o-.nf rss.r 4 d Intel. - ''A '
H URRAH FOR SMITH,
eco Seventh Street.
He Is selling immsnss bArsa,as N
CLoTHINe,
FuRNIsH1NG GOODS,
HATS, cArs. Ade 90.
Tor M days more, ~ viii onsr our innsnss
GREAT BARaAISs.
n1ko EO0n or Oor BHAlNS SAOSAs Ao w
n want, W sAy now II the tine 70 buy
REmEmsrR, THAT SMITHS n
HEADQUARTERS FOB CLOTHING.
go Seventh Street.
TWO DOOM Alovl Z. BRucu 90.
J. II. SMITH, coths-r,
AsO seventh strsss,
marl1 And oor 90th It, and Penn. av.
TREMENDOUs EXCITEMENT
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

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ne sess eeSsAa psissy, shsTsa witA usaA
lerveay,is % ssiA ~ ukosAin9. - Z j = - .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

New FLAo.-Thls morning beautiful aal
containing thirty five stars was, for the nrst time
flung to the breeze over the door OF Gen. Heintzel
mans office. Of
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n F F I G l A L
NOTICE.

WAA DEyAnI,9Exr,l
WARRINGTON crrr, D. c., Jaa- q, isss.
In consequence Of The pressure Of business q
the War Department, paases tos sitissos TO visit
the Army Of the Potomac will b givsa at tha oass
Of Lisut. Col. CosaAD, Iss Psansylvaais syssaA
sbovs hinsteanth street. 20 .a.I.ra . jso
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

VINO WILL N Cun1D I'VE desire 10 csll
spssial attenton 70 the advertisement Of the cole
brated Dr.. velny which appears N another column
Ihe DoctorisA safe and reliable psaettioner, vh6ss
skill and expsrisnee s guarantees that the unior-
ddenee intrust his ease In his hands. Let young
n.a b warned In time, and sssk The best nsans Of
rsNaf,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

wHrrEHuRsr's GALLERY, 4s4 PRNsyIyAxIl
AvrHyr, OWES TELEoHA m dyTicE.- whitehurst
tkrss pfsmiuns a This country, also, : medal !,
the worlds Fair In London, lor superior work
His Carte do vlsitee, both plain and colored, an
sale, Card Photographs Of distinguished men; also
vie1s Of Paintil1s In tho Rotunda Of the Capitol
ordsr for viswa Of Encampments pronptly a.
tendod to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

ELECTION OF RAILROAD DRECToRs.-The
stockholders Of the Washington and Georgetown
Raiioad Company held meeting at their ofiict
yesterday. The followins-named gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year: Henry D,
Cook, George y. Gideon, John Carter Marbury, W
A. Darling, J. barlow Moorhsad, HeAry Hart AND
Edward W. Clark. The company declared divi
dend of . per cent. for the last quarter.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02
Mixing Soils.

The mixing of soils is often all that is nee
essary to render them fertile, or to improve
their mechanical! condition. For instance
soils deficient in potash or any other constit-
uent, may have that deficiency supplied by
mixing with them soil containing this con-
stituent in excess. --..
1t is very frequently the case, that such
means Of improvement are easily availed Of.
While these chemical effects are being pro-
duced, there may be an equal improvement in
the mechanical character of the soil Thus
stiff clays .rc rendered lighter, and more
eaaily workable, by an admixture of sand,
while light, blowy sands are compact ted, and
made more retentive Of manure, by dressing
of clay or muck. .gs
OF course, this cannot be relied on as a
sure means of chemical improvement, unless
the soils are previously analysed, SO as to
know their requirements; but, in a majority
of cases, the soil will be benefited by mixing
with it soils of different character. 1t is not
always necessary to 60 to other locations to
procure the soil to be applied, as the sub-soil
is often very different from the surface soil,
and simply deep blowing will suffice, in such
cases, to produce the required admixtere, by
by bringing up the earth from below to min
gle it with that of different character at the
surface.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02
FARMERS COLUMN.
Farncrs Producc " ealth.

We are not disposed to underrate the i'm
portance of other callings, but IN the actnal
production of commodities, the farmer con-
fessedly ranks highest. He comes tho near
est to being . creator of wealth.
Compare. for moment, the nature and re-
suits Of other pursuits with those of the hus-
bandman. Take the manufacturer. He does
but change the form Of materials already pro-
duced to his hand. He adds, indeed, to their
utility, or beauty or convenience, and in so
doing is publ: benefactor, but he is less
creator ofvalues than the farmer. The miner
does but bring mp the crude ores already ~.
ing in the bowels Of the earth; no does not
create iron, lead, gold and silver. The man
Of commerce produces nothing, adds nothing
to the worlds wealth that did not exist be-
fore. He is simply medium for the ex-
change of commodities. The commerce may
be between individuals or nations, yet the re-
suit is the same; it is only barter of equiv
alents-an exchange Of six for half dozen.
Something more than this can be affirmed
of agriculture. 1t positively adds something
to the stock Of commodities The crops gath
cred from . thousand bills were not here last
Spring. The Nation is positively richer by SO
much. Or rather, what REMAINS over, after
the cost reproduction is taken out, is so much
added to the common stock of wealth. Yet,
lot not the farmer put on any unseemly airs:
He could accomplish little without the aid
and sympathy Of other callings. and his pro.
ducts would be Of little value without them.
The eye cannot say to the hand, have nc
need of thee. Each Fraternity oflaborers is
the friend and patron of the other; their in
terests are common. Let them hold each
other in high esteem.-Amsrscan Agricul-
turist.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02
Notice of Sheriff's Sale under
Chattcl MOrtZages.

THO William HaIdeman, Springer Harbsugh, Edward
J Rahm and all others whom it may concern,-
By virtue of three chstel mortgages executed by the
said William Baldeman to Leland Co., to secure
the payment Of two promissory Dotes given by him
themthe first for two Thousand dollars, dated Janu-
airy 18TH 1861 and payable twelve months after date,
with eight per cent interest per second for
three hundred and fifty dollars dated April 9Th. 1860,
and payable January 1s 1861, with eight per cent in
terest per annum, end all other advances Of money
which said Leland Co. might make to him, on all
which there Is still due and unpaid the ofseventeen
hundred and forty 41100 dollars with eight per
cent interest per from January 23rd 1851. Said
cbatte mortgages being the following property
wit booded bull, called Emperor, brown mare
black mare five cows two hefers, two caves three
calves increased one reaper and mower combined, sig
pows six shovel plows six harrows and lot OF har
nesssad mortgages being upon other property which
cannot DO found-T, Hne, Sheriff of Muscatine
county at the request of Gorham Leland and Thomas
Leland surviving partners of the firm of T Leland
Co., and by the authority vested in by law, WILL
on the 30,h day of December, 1862 at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon sell the described in said mort
and herein before set FORTH at public sal the
premises formerly occupied by said Haldeman, in Wap
sinonoc township, Muscatine county, Iowa, to the
highest and best bidder for cash. and that upon said
sole being made, bills of sale will be given to the pur
chasers which will convey all the title of said william
Hadsman in and to said property, absolutely rt
~ ~ Sheriff Muscatine County.
RIcHMAN 4 Bro, Atty's for Mortgages.
Muscstine. Dec 8, 1861--w4W $40.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02

The WOMEN OF NAT1oN.-We do not
hesitate to say that the women give to every
nation a moral temperament, which shows
itself in its politics. A hundred times we
have seen weak men show real public virtue,
because they had by their sides women who
supported them, not by advise as to psrtcu,
lars, but by fortifying their feelings Of duty,
and by directing their ambition. More fire..
quently, we must confess, we have observed
the domestic influence gradually transforming
a man, naturally generous, noble and unset
fish, into cowardly, common place, place.
hunting self-seeker. thinking OF public bust
ness only as means of making himself COM
fortable-and this simply by contact with a
well conducted woman, faithful wife, an ex-
cellent mother, but from whose mind the
grand notion Of public duty was entirely
absorbed. .,r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02
TIM Dvspprpn Roov -Fav things ara

The DESERTED RooM-Few things are cal
culated to make more painful impression
than the view of empty rooms, once contain
ing within their walls so much of the warmth,
and light, and JOY of life. There is a voice
In their silence, ever proclaiming the muta-
bility of human things; the dull ashes in the
cheerless CRATES are embematical of the decay
ing embers aforetime burning in bosoms now
changed and cold the remnants Of string
which lie about the floors, are types Of the
broken fibers which once bound some fond
heart to cherished object, severed now, but
still refusing te quit their, hold. Iii nothing
to tell us that "the change is for the better"
that "they were glad to leave" that "they
would be much better off when they were
ne,"-but who has not felt the fallacious
character of such comfort, in the bitterness Of
q parting hour?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02

An Iowa farmer, writing to- the american
Agriculturist says: .-...,. ,.,..g
II have found that in no way can drove
of hogs be advanced 50 fast through Summer,
q. e., taking into account the expense, the
health Of the animals, and the quality Of the
pork,) as by turning them into field Of rye
in the Spring (sowed the Fall before.) That
will last them until crop Of oats can be
grown. Then turn them into that field, or il
you please, on good crop of clover and timo-
thy, in place Of the oats. Give them such a
lot, with access to plenty Of good water, and
ifyou have plenty Of good corn, small feed
each morning won't hurt them. Let them
run thus until October, then shut them up
and feed on scaldod meal or corn. In this
way l venture to say that by Jan. LIST, I'll
have heavier lot of hogs, with just as good
meat than the man who keeps his pigs in
stys, while mine will cost at least Is per
cent less than his, to say nothing Of the
trouble of feeding through the Summer. l
do not speak ct random in regard to these
things, for have seen both ways tried"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02
original Notice.
THE STATE or IOWA, /

l Id1 SIA4A Ok AVWAS
! MuscArIHE County, g. s u0a IA ~.
| tan, Riddle Co., Thomas N. Isett, Hiram Inman.
Joseph A. Mills, Hoch, Musser 4 Co.,, John n,
Perkins and Edmond Passmore: N SHf
You hereby notified that there will be file, on
ss Of the o.rs Of District Court q sSs County
Of Muscatine end State Of Iows, Petition Of silas
Jacobs Plaintiff claiming Of the said John G. Sweeney
the specific performance by him of agreement for
the purchase Of certsin tract Of land lying in said
county and being part Of section seven IN township
S @ s. S mss IT,
corner of William v. Baird's land, in the said section
and being in TIE center Of the old territorial
road leading from Muscatine to Iowa Citythence south
-ninths Degrees east hundred and fourteen
and half (1141 rods, to stene-thencs west, with
teen and half (114 rods to the center Of said road
thence eastery with the line Of said road to the place
Which said agreement ives made in writing about
the first day Of April 1852 and BY the terms of which
the s.d %1s to pay for said lands the sum ?,
his two certain promisscry notes. in writing bearing
date the said first day Of APRIL 1s62one of which said
1884, and the other before the first dsy Of October
1863 with interest the respectively at the rate
Of ton per cent per annum-s will appear more fully
That the amount claimed to be duo and owing ON the
first of said notes. after credng all payments thereon,
ID the sum OF six hundred and sixty-three and -100
dollars and Interest thereon from the first day Of o.
tober, 1862 AZ ff.3s -. az E..4
That In default OF said performance, tnat the BAfd
premises may decreed t. b sold much thereof
may be necessary, to satisfy the amount there due
and unpaid Of such purchase money, saving and 10.
serving tho said Plaintiff his righa and remedies -
to the residue of said purchase money. q go
That the purchaser ct such sale have immediate DOS.
session of the premises 20 sold. '
That all fsaid dendants be forever barred and FORE
closed Of ell interest and equity Of redemption in the
said premises aad that the said Plaintiff may havesueh
other further relief judgment decree may seem
meet and agreeable to equity. 70 aleTax .,@J8 2
But personal claim made against any Of the said
except the said John e. Sweeney. I III" ~
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend, be-
fore Of the second day Of the next term Of ssid
Court, commenting on the hrst Monday Of Jsuu9y, {
A. D. 1865 default will be entered against You and
Judgment and decree rendered thereon, prayed IN
aid petition. Yours, Boz -..a 81
f+g1fa THOMAS HANNA, Atty for Pm.
(Datedl Nov. 90 1S62-.d10w4w 416. ssfsT =.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of special execution to directed and
ID delivered from tho office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Muscatne county, State of Iowa,
against the goods and chattes lands and tenemens Of
the heirs Of Benjamin White, deceased, have levied
uponad will expose to sale Saturday. the third day
Of January, A. d. 1868, at the Court House door, in
the city of the following described property
to wit
The north half of the south half Of the southwest
quarter of section eight (S township seventy eight
(7S range one ~ westreserving ell Right OF Dover
of Frances White, II any she hath In said tract.
All of which, much thereof may be necessary,
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor
Nelson Davis. 5 :, r1si ~ -
Sale to commence between the hours of nine o'clock
in the and O'Clock In the afte Of
said day, to wit. at half past 10 O'Clock. A. n.
~ H II. HrNE,
.1- IL 4. t, Sheriff Muscatine County,
Muscatine Nov 26. 1s62--w4w IS 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02

ABOUT THE Hoe CHoLERA.-The hog chol-
era, or whatever the disease isis still proving
very fatal with the grunter family hereabouts,
and scores are daily pegging out. There is q
diversity of opinion as to what the disease
really is that kills the hogs SO rapidly-some
contending that 1t is quinsy, which accounts
for the swelling Of the throat; while others say
it is real cholera.
Mr.. Goodin, Of this place, had q ! rye stock
Of hogs attacked with the complaint, and sew
eral died. He then took wood ashes end salt,
and scattered large qusntity over the yard
where they are kept, and since that time he
has not lost one, nor has one been sick. This
is , simple remedy, and Mr.. Goodin thinks it
surs ono. II is worth trying at all events,
a. Gsns,so, A., Repsblisen.s sad's 2 s ..s I
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-02
sHHRIF'Fs sALB.

DY virtue Of special execution to me directed and
I'D delivered from the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Museatne county, State Of Iowa, against the
goods and chattes, lands and tenements of Green
Stone, and ]. Scott Richman and Thomas Harbachs
Assignees have levied upon and will expose to sale,
on Saturday. the third day Of January A. D. 1885, ct
the Court House door, in the city Of Musoanss the
following described property, to Wit
OFT LOT y, containing 10 and sel0o scres out lot O.
containing 10 and $1,000 acres ont lot containing
and l9iO0 acres; out lot ], containing and 651O0
scIes lots So 49, 49, A. AZ and A. Also the following,
on which there mortgages, 70 Wit: lots Hos "a, 81
49, 10, ~. L. 80. - and 20 and containing from
nor1h.sAs quarter Of section thirtytS0ur, townshp
seventy seven, north of range two west in Ncatine
Ali Il which, Or % much thsrsof ~ may b. Necessary,
will sod to satisfy saidspscial execution IN favor d
Ssisto commence bstwssn the hours Of nine o'clock
in tho toreno and four e'clpck IN the afsfnoon Of
sid DAY, to Wit at ten o'clock .. Of said day. m
e. 'aN u. II. HfND, Sheriff
- IiQyi liz sSs& Szaf 1usent1ne County.
Nnscatins. Nov. "a. 1se2--Aw pr f. 81 80.