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The New York herald., 1863-11-21
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY H.

Asssc0 s, P fS' s so9 ssrape Aass a1 Sr9,s toT DO
Qucssteg Ayery Por, a. So aud al ue Yutrrs toind
eastward Returned ,oop soirros Brown f7osdcnce Tor
isth-Anshrs - Vsuderyoort Bsser, Baiumeye for
GoosssScd hSSris Sad aShry Gi6lss, cSoalei DO fcI
% reSas Gearmpn sond9s tor -, bqisoa' wae'~Sn m
syo,k; .ioops Aurors " .eus kYols or forwsh sld
fs Pa0 'i s a & Ss' sssaa s asssa sS M tf: f: e S'2
Ss%ys,Sa % ,9s stots hGas,d L,T Yo,s hoadSai %
Essss EssS s.ss. sas Fo Ever olf 20
George s-Edssf ssane,t DO, John sassaoo Phadephs
Dnen.ssh, Bartlett, bound 20 llsruarl AyIue Young
Smith, hf'abehpo,i ohds SD brig george PeTsns ~
'"PUogr soUND-n Port Apeslos os, chip Sarah
Newman So66 To- shsEshse. ledg eafA Fletcher sone
Ar a. ruee. soend Nov !, 'hlp Bengal, sel'ins San
West ira " sas5st' Barnei Port no5si; ,chrs Ne.
ss s S,'So fssaGi ksss sSS'So a. s':
Ssres1y DSnsht, sacn sqrdee bsndies SYors & no. ga
se,es sSsrn. .'f hsyaus sFss snr. i Lever:
nSsI1 Gs sf' ~s %Sss cSs.
Ss Cullen casS SGt'
WssmGs' nyas H.. t.e Mss Iaoor' Port ho'"''
ieihIAir sAls Anale sherwood Paddleford, Boston;
sEi Wv VIII, Lie nsss ss1s @
Trsey, aud Wellington Chipman, Boston; . Rogers,
boos%y Sc.io"' "a carss f hsutsr & Sors a ror@%a
fs se E.ads ssp Snes1s n. SG S. ssns
Ter aryaqs aHs egay S pg ss. hs II is, Psy,on
1 v
or1weD, bos!on sAl!s B, Robinson, Pymouth; Mary
Hudson, Gldson P0r Rsya Evelne, Langhhn, NOresns
Aobie. knight, Bos on; New jersey, Morris. Wexford
Gcsernnr ltrthsy nosioD, jas Esiton, But Taunton
4 Trade Nint t0,sou, Csmhridgepogt
| Lnws>, Do. Nov l-fhe following vessels are II hs
| Nisen WIZ .osl for Port Royal returned port last
with loss OF her sals Carlton Jane
wh hAy Aieiandra carlisle do dos Three sisters
fof chnoo,eBgue with i0e together with ABOUT y sehr
unknOwu. rnr hts Anna Nariin and tfu Other squar'
rgg.d vessels evening and remain In The road
| steal. Wind quite ti"sh froiu NJ.
| PORlLANb Nov iS-Cld brig snow Bird tBi), Mariner
| Havana; sahIs Ca opOe, soulr. Ia stul0re Mane Law
! Ame.buly DO steamer tbetsncsse N'irt's NhorA.
leth--Arr barks Eleanor tBr AIN; uirc tBj, Tracey
do; brig Young RopItir Batter Beauiort. So. Alsp
| STEAMER North Amer a., tUlton, Liverpool
Slork srlrs Aura Elwardf, B,sai, flIade phia 10
IN str ksi Hafit Mayo AUcE - abrfApoi' Homes
| Abe. y rang pnrt Even; anhy AOss. DAVIS, and II
| Duuton, SHERMAN. Nfotk
lath--hrr smrts Pscsn Nsid"r And kiueash"r, Ny-
| NlorE. 90 ID t,srir kcny Bti.imare ~ Bla ku an, o
Northern D. gh scdinan, and New Zealand Wilson Phh4
drlphia H,no Hopkins An- ia, Beehe; Only SON, Johh
sou Holmes. Atuold. q N Stu..h Mlf. aud Fasliun
Ia ElrbetnpOTt. 90 Tanner Hyde, and y II Jones
TcucN RoAdnrt, 4 fAconeC Isnn, do Tor fawtu Sei
Beo, shrs FlLs Eebe.ca, from PhilRdcpha; cabinet
dout SD .ehrs J R0gofs Taylor aud Dennis. smith
| PHILADELPHIA; Burty. Austin. Eh1abe'hpor., 'hafIl"
We johnson. 4 r CGouer, aypr' AN's Hale t t"lAu'
Parsons Governor. chase Ngort' soop Harvest Coz
| win DO
SALEM Npv ls--'id tchr sesrsyile, scars, PhAfphil
| SD sahIs + Whehton St0,cf and WIZ ,lsrs Sch IA
isdelphia' SeAis,Ue Amy Wen. ana several coaster
! bound
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
CITY cons,s1HunAL REPORT.

FHrAY nov. u Y. y.
4s-F-- Receipts, bbs Market 1r,h brt quiet Tor
stock Small e1sa al ~ 70 for pOiq ant 50 7j a
80 osiL .)r Pesris
RsAao --The marke. war 1rm: sales 252 bnshcls me.
ouu,s aad marrows at g 90 10 So
BiEisrruHs.-Receip's 10 Olobbs -four 10 so bush
es WHEAT 10 500 d. $50 do. oats 900 Co. bar.
Icy aad sli bba and 92I aaaks corn meal Ihs market
,or State and Western nouE asiye and sch. adj
5r 1oc. established, mainly on the COM
mon .nds. Trade BRANDS very firm and Scarce,
with mcJssS,e receipts. Tho caes were IS 600 bba the
rnsro closing with los buoyancy ban during the carly
part Of the Gsy. Canadian logr alec advanced Sc l0c
with .oIoTssy brisk trade deEaud. Sales, 500 bbs.
o. quotations. Southern nour was iu brisk demand q
rather hlrhev prices saies os 200 opls within oar
range. meal very scarce andi sold Il shElt
improvement prices $50 hbls chang ed hands a. % j
81 -, Tor clOric aud Brandy wine puncheons were
quoted az $27 Rye four wss sold 20 he ,riout 81 200
10 at s. 20 s6 60 for emo to epperhne. Bucswksa.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

sehr Marie Vy,, Do Killers Martinique - days. "'h 80
lar 70 master. -,
scsr CheSSs ,of Grauada) Brapsccne Grahada -
saSr Prsmo,er ts,S. smith Capo Hayden oe q. wsh
.oera &c to Brett, Son Go. Had very heavy rea'hsr
Sehr Lila GBrj Wilson, 81 Kits Oct 20 via 81 arts 10
days sugar, Jones Loush I'd bnst at "a Ao ION
sehr Emilia tPorl). Silva Lngus, ID days Win SAT- 70
schr Village Queen tBr), Dsclsen, Halss,. days with
fsh, 10 rhos JaDes -, ~.
sehr Laura ertrude. Caapbe Pot Royal, days 18Th
insl lat "a Ion ~ spoke Us sanboa' ks,t'one s'a's ss
Schr washington, wyatt Chinco,sague
sehr sarah, Bliilnan, Uhineoteayue
schr Ella Cannon, Ross, Chincoeague
sehr II Hickman. Jeslen, Chino0fasue
schr Joe Frsnhlin, Hacketh Hog Island
sehr Randolph, Risiey Virginia
Bohr I u Wilson, Bowen, Virginia.
Hehr d Warner, Alden, GeorseioWn, o days.
schr hber, Arnold. washlngon for Budson.
sehr Sawyer, Cooper. Baltimore.
Bcbr Il II Adans iinckley. Baltimore
Hchr A Van Clesf LsNon, Baltimore.
hehr Falkenbufg, Robbins, Baltimore.
bchr Ocean Bird, smith, Baltimore Tor PyssosIee
sohr AleI Law, Smith .asrsapd.
schr White Cloud, Hevn, Maryland.
bchr Undne Bsaer, philadelphia fot New Lordon
SebT IL Wilson, DAVIS, Brookhayep.
i.eames sheuoket ~ Transport, Hunter, Warrington,
30 y Qnariermas.of
Steamer OsloraIa Mclaughlin BSlumore
kteamer Fsnnje Fenion. rnisdelrhiA
BELOW.
shipCynosnTe, orsn. rom Liverpool od6.
SAILED
lQhsbips shak,peare Franklin Atlantic; barks Edwi n
Lowry. II Broolnap, Acme, IL 0sston brfgs Curoa q
Hartford, Phonix, Wagner. Adelphi cstsrins, Lola;
rchTs Vulcan, so,feTino. Kate. u " ysushs.
Wind b, sunset sW, light
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

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with continued active demand for whoci on spccula.
tion further aivanco ~ ic. n 20. was estabished.
Thero s some inquiry for export but .shipSofs are not
warranted 10 payng the extreme prccs cussni-Ihaced
they cnnLi without noarrins serious "a so The sales
reached les 600 bushels. at Gil asr 10 ior spring
Chicago sna Milwaukee ab 81 ~ for ami or u iwankce
81 80 81 20 for winter rod western, 81 " VI %
Cor amber Mchigln ana 81 70 for whisN Canada, the
market eavirg % dun, and u anything IN favar of the
bnyer. Ihe corn market VAS very much Axcicd nnd
wiih an active speculative movement, bas.h On Tho
popular belief that the c5rn crop u much LIGHTER than
ant lpated, prices advanced 20. Jc Tbs sae1 fc4cn
ist 500 bushels at 81 liasi 70 for Western n1oi IN
staTe. and III l4i4 Cor western yellow also m soio hyo
..s ar-y hcld y 81 20 9 2S iih nothing q inonsn,
dcing. owing tho want of stock Barley vas h, good
dsmase and the mas,so. lrm eals 1900 busneh ~
u 40 zoe Inferior Canada Fast, and IL " a D! sf "a
nads west Tho market for oats vas fairly aciivc ana
zoe cen, higher reach 100 600 bushels here Ms 70
Ilve before the close Of navigation a. soc poc iof
s's'e ana we,'ern, err and sse sse. for .~'ad.An
Ccti.-ioo tons steam soid on private terms. hhs
cscoA-we note further ,,ss Of 100 tep ouaynqli a,
go.
coTrru was quie, but nrm.
C.FKr--The market was svlited by aJ,c.s 'T9m
sss sales Of 200 900 hs lake At from 3sc. a co.
Drrwcor . 600 tons 81. Domingo were sold st f21
VFan arc FIRM. 1900 cry cad sold a. &c so; 1880
yss nsekerei sold a. previous prices ghe n1sssot q
rsars II ewasses uuoh@usss Yo liverpool the ,r.
frgensns ncinfcd "a 000 bushels wheat per Afncr.san
eag at3kd. IN tulk 10 tons maple wood a. lae. o.
isrces beef at ss. gd 30 hhis laios AZ l.s Cd. snd
pei s.caef AGO packagos batter and crsecc si zoe
ssD 'sS sIS' rss ss ssas.s .. 81 IS ae =, s q
ef.s pork az 3s $50 bbs. apples al ts. 80 pacsases
.sfd and go bales sanny cotn AZ tos ie iondon 10
a. ilt ani Der neutral 30 tors o eate Al i-s ci. io
sasgow, 800 btie Hour a, is a lco pe,lase3 'arf
~ 80 sa, ands, sass h3os a. -. "a: % h,so,'
90 ibis pstrolcun, AZ ~ Cd ard 800 D. ard scf a
BRUSH tAs was .asco ID 70 ioad fer Glssgo- 1 ac' Ssr
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
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The New York herald., 1863-11-21
POLITICAL.
EIrY OF NEW YORK. LAW DEPARTMENT
" OrYcr or CousA SKI 70 rnE toRroR rloS

wnlIla w.t, Secretary.
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Notice.

4 Hs Is 40 NOTIFY A4L riRsDNs, WHATaJ.
4 EYEt, that all loEefs OF Attorney h5fo,oi0r8
granted by mo 90 A. Lnthrupi in relation % tbu ia,
iu h0urue county IeuursHso aud also iu Arlington
county, hertugky, also iu relation to any Att9 ley
bus ness ~ miar Whatsoever, are lsr.oy revoked
aud auuuled
Ro'pechuiiy
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haa reached second childhood and altar
irubociiity in fewer stages than she ini-
mortal poet assigns to human life. Seven
has been reduced to three, viz lst. The
infant, nurtured in the arms Of John G.
Calhoun, JEFF. Davis and W. L. Yaneey.
End. "Tho soldier, full of strange oaths,"
and bent upon the destruction of the
hes Government on earth "Lsst scene
of all, that ends this strange eventual
history, is second cbildishnesS, and mere
oblivion, sans" honor, truth, morality
greatness, humanity, sans slavery
everything. Yours,
FREEDOM.
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8TRAYED on sTOLEN,

TNKOH TIRE CAMP OF TIE 7rH KENTUCKY
II Cavalry, near Nashville, on tho night We'd.
nesday, 10th August, a large bright bay uorse about
sixteen hands high and about ght years ODD a star
IN his face, llers bly, long, black name and tail col
lar mark on his neck, ~ tall short. from be-
ing trimmed, square LIN builtRbout the
runlp; whom he loft ZS-IA. was shod all around,
his feet were litiv sore, lust above the hoofs,
WAS not bran ed, he trots well, PAGES LITTLE aud
opcs toerahly well.
viii pay liberal reward 60 any one who win
tnrn the above horse 10 ne, or give Information
that viii Cnab me get him
CAN'T WM. A M0GTNETY,
60. D., 7th Kentucky Cavalry.
Rug2G lw.r
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$50 REWARD.
So Reward.

( Osr Or MIsLAID, sOHEWHERE INTm CITY
l. Of Nashville, on Saturday the 90 Ms, alargo
hiHcA tOorcd Puckot took, containing one Voucher
uom The kugiuecra Department sir. cd BY Captain
Morton amount s3a@ OJ. Also, oiHer paporsi val.
% .hir 90 no one but myself will give above
reward OF Five Doars 90 tho nuder, upon BIS eayins
lAe iaua 80 tlis Once bt tho eui etsce ieultou.
tiary JAMra CAVERI, Ar.Tt.
sepl-2t
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,


For the use OF Soldiers.
II is printed in four cOlors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colOrs flying,
eto. A blank line is left for the name of
The Soldier, Company, Regiments Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury (;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will got
it framed and preserve il se n remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents Sent by mail, pre-
paid
|. N. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
july10-3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
Humorous.
A person with bad cold generally seem:
to think it can be snuffed out.

A person with bad cold generally seems
to think it can be snuffed out.
GRANDMOTHER used to say to grandfather
lit is no use quarrelling, my dear, when
you know we must make it up again"
An Ohio paper says, "Some say there are
but two sexes, the male and female, but you
have only to get into Lowell Massachusetts,
10 fnd Middlesex."
A conundrum smitten correspondent asks
why is an absent preacher like the future?'
We cannot imagine, unless it is-"Because,
lie is not the Past or present.
The following is negros definition of a
| Gentleman: "Massa make de black man
workee-inake OK workee-make eberyting
| workee-only de hog-he no workee he eat,
he drink, he walk bout he 60 to sleep when
he pleases, he lift like gentleman"
"B,ll, you scamp, if you had your due,
you'd get good whipping"
81 know it daddy, but bills are not always
paid when due"
The agonzed father trembled lest his hope
full son should be suddenly snatched from
him.
A lad who borrowed dictionary to read
rcturned it. after he got through, with the
remark that it was EVERY nice reading but
somehow it changed the subject VERY often
II was his sister who thought the first ice
cream she tasted was little touched with
| ttOSt
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
THE JOURNAL
Muscatine Boys at the Battle Of
ChicaMauSa.
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
Chattancooo. Oct. G. 1863.

ARMY OF THE CUSBERLAND,(
Chattanooga, Oct 6, 1868.
FRIEND MANN II write this to inform you
that Muscatine was represented in the hard
fought battle Of Chicamauga, in the persons
of Louis Springer, Henry stahl, James
Lindsay and myself We belong to Captain
Bridges Battery, Chicago Light Artillery,
and to Gen. John Beatty's Brigade, Gen.
Negley's Division, Gen. Thomas 14th Army
Corps.
Saturday and Sunday, the 10th and goth Of
September, 1868, will ever be remembered
by many family in the North. These two
days made many widows and orphans, and
many fathers and mothers lost their sons.
The Muscatine boys did their duty, as they
have done on many har tough battle fl Id
before in this war. We came out of the fight
unhurt, but am sorry to say it was not the
case with manv of our comrades. We mourn
the loss of one Lieutenant and six men killed
ard sixteen men wounded, many of them
MORALLY We lost 80 horses killed and had
two guns captured from us-one 12-pouni
er Napoleon and 0pounder ritle' Rodman
Our loss is unusually heavy for a battery
We are at this time manning the guns il
Fort Negley. Yesterday the rebels opene'
their batteries on us and compelled US to keel
close under cover All quiet to-day.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN BARTHOLOMEW,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office of The Clerk of the
District Court of Muscatine county, State of Iowa,
against the goods and chates lands and tenements Of
David O. Olond, guardian of Catharine McCrow and
CathariIe McCrow, have levied upon and will expose
to sale Saturday the 31st day of October AID 1862
the Court House door, in the city of Muscatne, the
following described roperty to-wit
Lot r. containing three and half according
to the subdivision made between Patrick r. Arson
and Hannah Ansou. Film Morrow and Catherine Ne
Grow, of out lots one ~ and two (2) in section No.
thirtyf (34 township No. seventy-sevep 7O range
Of the principal meridian, Muscat ne county,
Io~a.
All ofwhch or 80 much thsraof may be necessary,
will be sold satisfy said special execution in favor of
Mary F. Clark.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, to wit, at III O'Clock, A: NJ:
H Fl. HINE,
Sheriff Muscstine County.
Muacatine Oct. Q. la63..W4w &c 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to directed snd
- delivered FROM the office of the Clerk OF the Dis
trct Court of Muscatine county, State of Iowa,
against the gOOds and cbattes lands and Of
James II. Kerr, CaharBe A. Kerr, ct al have levied
upon and VIII xpose to sale Saturday, the 24h day
OF October 1863, al the Court House door, in the
city OF Musaane. the following described property,
towit: The north half Of the north Sast Qua ter Of
the northwest quarter of section No. fifteen (l5)
townsE P seventy seven az north of range two (3west
oil in the county of Muscstine and State Of Iowa
All OF which. or SO much thereof as may be nsces-
sary will be sold to satisfy said special execution in
favor of Gabriel Little.
Sals to commence between the hours of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and oIr o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day. to-wit: u; 10 clock A n,
II. II. HINE, Sheriff
Muscatine County.
Mussatine, Sept. %, 1S63-w4w prs fee S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
Rrnhafe N0lfcN

To Sarah Smith, Abigail Hendrixon Phoebe CHAIR,
Asenath o -. Formerly Graham). bner A. Ora
ham, Alexander Graham, Cathsrpe Webb. Martha
Stretch. Isabella Hemperly and VIM. G. Evans, and
all others whsm 1t may concern:
NOU are hereby notified that paper purport'ng to
be the Will OF James Fl. Graham, late Of Muscatine
county, Iowa. deceased and codcil thereto have been
presented to the County Court of said county for pro.
bate, and that the same opened and publicly
read in open court 1T regular term thereof held
the fret Monday in October, 1862 that Mon the
second day of November A. d. 1863 at O'Clock r. n.
of said day has be- fixed upon the tim, for proving
said VIII aud Codicil ]. CARskADDAN,
Oct 9, 1868 w4w- $500. County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
SIleriR,s Sale.

DY virtue Of a special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Muscatine County, State of Iowa
against the goods and chatte lands and tenements Of
Patrick f. Arson, have levied upon and will expose
to sale, Saturday. the 81st day of October, A. D.
1868, at the Court House door, in the city of Musca
tine the following described property, to wit -
Lot containing three one third acres, ordng to
the subdivision made between the said Patrick =.
McCrow, of out lots No. ~ and two (2) in section
No. thirty -four 34 township seventyesven az, range
No. two (2 west OF 9Th principal meridian in Musca
tine county, Iowa.
All of which, much thereof may be necessary,
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor Of
Mary F. CLARK.
in the forenoon and four O'CLOCK in the afternoon of said
day, to wit, at lo15 o'cl,ck, A. NJ.
II. II. HIEE,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine, Oct Q, 1S63--w4w S6 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me directed and
IL delivered from the office of the Clerk of the district
Court Of Muscatne county, State Of Iowa. against
goods and chattels lands and tenements of Richard
Jones and Mary Jones ct al have levied upon and ill
expose to sale Saturday the 3st day of October,
A d. 1868, at the Court House door, in the city Of
Muscatne the following described property, to wit
The east half of the quarter Of section
except small parcel or strip lying the side Of
Wapsiponock Creek and the west half of said south
west quarter of section twelve all in township seventy
seven I'D north Of range four vest containing
hundred and fifty acres, less all in Muscatine
county. Iowa.
All of which, much thereof as may be necessary
Will be sold to satisfy said special execution Of
James G. Burns
Sale to commence between the hours of nine o'clock
in The forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to wit, at eleven O'Clock a
II. II. HINE, Sheriff
Muscatine County.
Muscatne, Oct. 9, 1sG8--4w pre- fee Sc 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

PREPARE FOR A SEVERE WINTER.-The
weather prophets say that people in Minneso.
q may look out for the hardest winter seen
for years. There will be more cold days
the mercury will run lower, and the snow
will be deeper, than at any time since 1857.
This IS the first fail since that of 81 that the
brook trout have commenced leaving the small
creeks for deep holes as early a, September,
and the first season since then that the musk
rats have double-walled their little hiock
homes. These and certain other infallible
signs known to the sportsman and hunter,
ind cate winter of unusual severity. 1t is
thought by many that the river will close at
least two weeks earlier than last year.-St.
Panl Press
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue of special execution to me d..
ID and delivered from the office Of the CLERK OF
the District Court Of Muscane county, state OF Iowa.
agains the goods and chatts lands and tepements OF
Ellen McCrow, have levied upon and will ex-
pose sale Saturday. the 31st day Of October A.
tine, tie following described property, to wit
Lot containing three AID one-third acres accord
ing the sub division made betwe cen Patrick Anaon
and Hannah An son. Ellen McCrow and Cathsifne MO
Crow, of cut lo,s No. ~ and two ~ In section
thirty -four $40 township No seventy seven 1 range
two ( west of the 9Th principal MERIDIAN In Musca>
All of which, or much thereof may be necessary
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor Of
Mary +. Clark. .f
Sale to commence between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon aud four clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to wit, at 1O46 O'Clock, A. NJ
H. H. HINE,
Z Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine, Oct. Q, 1s63.-w4w Sc 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
Sheriff Sale,

DY virtue of special execution to me directed and
District Court of Muscatine County. State of Iowa.
the goods chattels lands and tenements o
Fred Kropt Philopena Kropt. ct al 1 have levied
October A. ls63,at the Court House door In the city
of Muscatne the following described property to Wit
Lot No. three in block twenty seven l21l IN Green
Butterfelds addition the town of Wit on. Lot one
in lock eighteen in the above addition. Also block
twelve in the above addition all in the county of Mus
catiue, and State of Iowa.
An OF which, or so much thereof may be necessary,
win be sold satisfy said special execution In favor OF
Nelson Davis =,
in the and O'Clock In the afternoon OF
said day, to wit, at o'clock. P. ~
'"-N '' II. H. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatins, Oct. 9, 1s63.-w4w SIS 90
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