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The following extract from letter ":1sten
by Mpior General William 8. Rosecrans, de
falling his opinions On the slavery question,
which bis actual experience in the field has
forced hin to adopt, ispubllshed in the Phi1a-
delp1ia Press. It should be remembered that
Gen. Rcsecrans was, prior to the war an un-
varying Democrat. Writing from Mnrfrees~
boro, he Gays:
I am glad to see the splendid stand you
lave taken against slayery, with all It's hor-
1ors, barhasl'ies and shocking immoralities.
Slavery is dead aud nothing can reauscitatei It.
To understand this fully you should pay us .
visit. = Slavery is doomed, and those
who NOW uphold 1t viii soon be held up to
public odium and execration. No statesman
will vindicate 1t, no friend Of human progress
will stretch forth hand to break its fiji. +
~ Almighty God has certainly
ordained the destruction Of slavery in this
country, where it has been more offensive and
Immoral than in others.
". &. RosEcRASs.
, 1863-09-02

letter. dated at Valparaiso on the 18th
pltamo, says: "The decialon Of the King Of
Belgium on the clhim Of the United States
Government against that Of Chill for seizures
Of American property In 1891 In Peru, has
Just been received. He decides that Chil
should pay fhr:e-f1f.hs Of the amount then
, 1863-09-02

The Result Of u Butternut Meeting.
An Iowa paper Gays that at recent Cop-
peThesd meeting at oskaloosa, In that State,
whezcat Nequs, Bryan and Mitchell, Iowa
Copperheads, made speeches, tro young la
der, appropriately adorned with Bntternut
breastpins, occupied The front seat. TIE
next day the young ladies were In jail for
ehop1ifurg, the stolen goods bein g found in
their possession. shopkeepem will be warned
In time Of Butte1nut meetings,
, 1863-09-02

EB Before the draft, disloya1 papers
said all the Democrats had gone to the
war. Since the drelt, the same papers say
that none but Democrats were drafted.
On which horn will they hang themselves?
, 1863-09-02

This gentleman, recently Judge of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court Of Colorado Terri
tory, has resigned that position and left the
Territory for the present with yiew to ser
vice In another field Judge HALL will Inter
est himself to get established by act Of Con-
grcss, What is so much needed, q Government
Mineral Bureau.
, 1863-09-02
L TRIP EASTWARD.


~ -. ~ ~,
US at the top OF Mount washington. Our
next stop WIS at leland Pond, in Vermont,
few miles from the Cauada line. where
,.L.-. ,s,,.t.r.,
sPscA1eo t1oue ano 1eo 1aspoeaf1eo' oensnAt.
scenery and the pure, refreshing mountain
h1eezes invite to day Of rest and recreation.
!. ~ . piaee wei "ortny ot tne at'ent,on OF
the tourist. As1ngle day thence brought Us
to the quaint old city Of
orFpFc
r. ~ .1.,t h..
~ 80 not our 1fst st0i'' ous ~ NUS " svu7
Of our party. Hence they profted not . little
sr.,a esob- ,nos. ~-o,t,h,., :, +h,o
'Pu ~ "eA .aeS ptonsAe45 sA'7
old walled CITY, and very readily imagine him.
self In one of the ancient cities of Europe,
,rhoea h;a+,rv rnns hact into tba n,,.+v aoaa
= 80 - i;.1.o 49, -. - $500. A ' ns Nv y 80
emphatically set upon hill, and ought not
to h., and cannot f,e. hid from t1,e p.ze of thu
oe..,-.-.- -,
CURIOUS anuqua95' spoc1A1 oese1apuon VIII
not therefore be attempted Of the Citadel
imprernable. certainly. If position and
.tx. ~ ~ A.. NJ.
a1t' Gall Aiahe ~ so' VI aNe Hspn>-
made; of the old wall; OF the spot
where Wolfe and Montcalm fell, and later
..,,, 49, ,,.1,.n+ .to,,+.,.,.r .,a..ao.a ~,
-.
lie upon me utar OF nus couotry's glory; Of
Durham Terrace, and the Battery; Of the
f,,1e of ,font,n o-anct and Torette--hnt ait of
4sn0 - - .1s.s.. 80
fhem' anu many otaer o01ects Oh lntcress
we're visited, their beauties we're duly ad-
mi,ed and remembered, and their varied his
80, ,rar,or,sa coraf,,1z recalled Tba ,,,c-
.e-s1 T., ~ r.n,,t, ,,a,a1 49, 60 ~ ~,
s;,a1a e. ~ esrsra, - 49,, ..n ~
eaeeeoansis nns' ano es'es1 VI lnen are o1o
and 1ul OF historical interest," 1t WAS our
good fortune to be invited to the formal
onfnfnp of tbe, Canadian par1,amrnt hv tbs
~ p~1 ~ "4 - A~
doVefhof f0ene1at-Hnlcl 10 plata Aepaol-
can seemed little better th1n farce; hut If
our Canadian neIpbbors are p,eased wifi, that
,,,na ~ f.nt,et,o d;o,,a. Is - 49, -.
A.no u 'aneAstae uHpakAs' ~ - not 'n0 ooaiaeae
OF = tourist guest 10 carp or to essay vain or
even successful attempts 1t ridicule. His
F1cc11ency Lord Monk. besuane1ed and he,
-...t.~aa 1rt.h; r~o1a 1,oa .a5 .th.- h-.,1,sS.
eP1~'~e4 49, s ~ o'A04 oittAAne
toggefy' for which tho writer has no names
in his republican vocabulary, rode In state to
~ 1us
eie1s IA le6e her.id. hv su1ntn o =. SOL,
, 1863-09-02
THB TRIAL OF THE ALEXANDRIA.

Althourh the cose of the Alcxandra tos
bccn tried in the Enc1;sh courts nf 1aw
Il ia hv m maana so,t,sa w. ha,,a
watched f,,c nrocecf3;nes IN 1x.s,,ect +r 1h;r
vessel w;tl, n eood de,, # nnx;t,tv hut
trnm thc ,rcners1 charactcr or +he pr;,;sh
I,,3..oo 20 -~s...s.s - - .1s.Na
' So 49, 4 80 ..41. "A
,,s,;,,a ts;.a ,.., s ~ ~ ;a, ~. ,':n : uSsl ~
@,. ,s.:,, " "..0 -s - o. 1nl'A4 1114 9u's, w
:, ..s. 's. 'o en' 1e''>'S' " ''e@
~. aus :" 'u' e,4ee1'e'
~ 4nn Aol,e' no"e'e.' We nave oeen
t.as u.sspI'o'neea' ~ maen No. as
~ 4a,0' uouD' - W. o"n itluo, icsi'ee'1
ne wv .s1' ~ - Ut44 y ~ LnslsS0 jury
~ ~ 49, - ~ e :, os.,1s uo' sn'
t"e4's neu WY uss4aeu t.,at tas nAcAau- -.
4'a "' uo' paale, no4 o'At VAN "a1liAe
'nasa'lon' ano 'na' ael t.ase 1nu not come
"ltnln 'ne meaning ,! Tue fo1e'gn En'iss-
1nen' ac'' olo hui ueltef enelr own un-
oiassed conelcuons' ouI ac1ed as sort OF
auloinatons IN opeo'ence 70 tne wires
"n,c' VIC enle' oaion nela II n's hands'
anu p"!'eu ~ nis o"n oe'eeaauon. 1Aey
o1o .'o' oeeauc upon tne es1oence "nlcn
"as oio'su' pe4o'H 'net''' out ignored It
al'oee'nei, "ens ~ .nc- sety lace od H. anu
@.eia.ga lof 1Io oelenaan's' because 1ne
en's' 1'a''n' "ao, !" Ais summing up
n'aoe spseaa' laeA LOT 1oe defendants
tolu mem 'nat' aecotnng 70 LAW. they
eouiu ae' IL no o1ner 1nanner-
~ ID oue u 'ae mos. CURIOUS examples OF
1uo'clai trickery winch has been brought
u our kno"1eoge m "1tnn 1he last thirty
years. thefc were nlnety-elght counts
4a'o against twelve persons, Of whom five
pus IN an appearance IS defendants The
Foreign Enlistment Act, under which the
Alexandra was seized, allowed of two
forms Of legal proceeding-either to u.s.
sumo that the builders Of the ship had q
previous. and therefore guilty knowledge
Of her unlawful destination, in which case
they would be liable to IN Indictment for
nlsdcmeanor-or an information might
he laid against the persons protesting
themselves to be the owncrs, and claiming
inc III. restoration Of their alleged property.
lne la'lct course was adopted, and in pur-
, 1863-09-02
portion belonging to American

ut six per cent., will come upwards Of
7 $4,000. Report says that this Government
has already informed Mr. Nelson, the Amer-
eau Minister, that the money is ready, subject
| IN
, 1863-09-02

The L0AR OF Government FUND.- on
the Steamer Ruth.
The Investigation as to the loss Of the Gov
ernmcn' funds by the burning of the Rath,
lear Cairo, recently, has thus far Developed
:he following facts: Three million dollars In
Government bills and postal currency, with
= aconp}ete invoice, were sent to the sub
treasury nj st. Louis. OF this auouut MAj7r
Br;ntep. Paymaster, received Ia the original
;,srloges S, Goa, ,0c0 and the original Invoice
The mouey was rlaced OF the cabin deck Ct
the boat, directly over large quantity of
coal, pork, ro6ln, etc, which WAS stored on
the deck below. The gnsrd never left the
boxes, three Of the soldiers being burned to
death. TIE invoice was placed IN Ma5or
BIin1oh'e private e8fe.
The ire lasted ever Elk hours, and the heat
Was intense. At the time the boat struck
tie shore man and his son living near the
SPOT. took tkiT and ro~ed around the boat
until moni1 6, thinking something might
dsitt away from the wreck. They eyen went
to :le wreck wi,ere they could see the iute-
,icF, ard represent it one mass Of fra Since
Then the wreck has been carefully watched,
ind divers hnyc been employed to examine
The hold; no traces can he found Of the boxes
Or the money The cabin deck had fallen
through, md the money dropped In the red
hot mass Of Goals below. The debris OF the
fire at this point was three feet deep. Search
will now be made for Major Brlnton'R safe,
containing the invoices. It Is due to Mi,
Bdnton to say that the investigation thas far
removes the suspicion before enter aimed,
Drd the result Of the inquiry will undoubted.
j be an honorable and free cxoneration.
, 1863-09-02
M ACQUIRES COMPOUND
Extract Beune Plant,

TIE g1est fame which this nedfciae has acquired
beth heIe a4a throughout the Army Of the Tes: n
dl.icns Of the bowe' amost precludes the Lecossly
Of advertising 1t In thls ely; but a. there many
theEe complaints ca1sed either By 90 Of climate
Este1 or feed. VIC Eould remind them thAt this nedi
Etn be found the testiu ory OF Brig Gen. Ftsz Hsa7
Warren, y s. Vo's Col g. II. Long q :. a, Chtei
Top7 EEgts: Mai. z. ". Cr8re. P4yGast.r q 8 A.;
Cap: aoyt, Gs-. Army OF The Cum moe.land: aad U:
on'y 81 j ! G. MAdG1RE. Ehsntsts aod D:usstsss
corner Of second and I've street and sold
by III Druggists Beware o{ CounteEfeitk
AI26 kt6l 1tl.N f&444tY
, 1863-09-02


pontence.
The Tor nto LEADER, which "broached the
silly stery ef q treasonable conspiracy in
Calada to deliver The provinces over to the
Unittd States, still adheres to Its assertions,
ucd Gays:
As was to be expected. the New FORK pa
pcrE deny the existence Of treason able cor
Tcspor depcc, the object Of which was to in
vite an Invasion Of Canada by the Lincoln
dynasty, sDd Ia Ehicl, certaio persons In this
country are implicated. This denia, docs not
tn the least shaEe our faith la the correctness
IF the main statement, that such cortespon-
dence has PASSED; and NC are quite willing to
a~ait till The facfe fully develop themselves,
in order that 1t may be seen where the truth
lies When we made our first statement we
had Ect heard any Of the names of the con-
tpiratoss mentioned, but since then rumos has
b en- busy In this city, In their identification.
We fc,bear, however, to repeat the names
free1y mentioned upon the street.
, 1863-09-02

The city Of Chattanooga used to contain
about S, eco iu1ahitanss. four or five charches,
five hotels. t~o printing offices, q back, u
number Of fine residences, &c. Its in Ham,
i]ton county, Tennessee, just north Of The di-
vidiug llne BET "eet. that State aud Georgia,
situated on the lett bank of th9 Tennessee
river, and is the northern terminus of tie
Western and Atlantic R.il~ay, the south.ra
terminus Of which is Atlanta. Georgia. Itis
also the eastern terminus If the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, and forms the aagu1ar
connection with the line of railroad from
Charleston, s C., to Memphis, Tenn. It Is
one hundred and ffty-one miles from Nash
vile, four hundred and thirty two miles from
Savannah, and four hundred and fozfy-seyen
from Charleston. The city ia eituated on
high bluff overlooking the rushing waters Of
the Tennessee River, which at this point
spreads out 10 u greater extent than at naaay
others in the vicinity. Being the terminus Of
two important roads, aud the most prominent
point on another, (,he Charleston and Mem
pbis,) 1t became the most available pIace
where the rolling etock Of all could be re-
paired and new stock manufactured Hence
were established here numerous machine
shops, f.unt1ies, &c, which, up to the out
bzeak Of the rebellion, we're doing 4 thriving
busfrees, end contributing in great measure
TO the =dvaIcelnent AID prosperity Of the
rio
, 1863-09-02

r ADIFS' LOYAL LEAGUE.
- There will ha a meeting OF the Ladies' LOYAL
League. tn the Yourg Mems Cnr.s'IaE Aisocist{on
e Gn, On "EDfSeDAT. tha II Of septemoes. q: 5
O'CLOCK I. a. All members arc requested to ia pro.
eert special business will ne before ~ Mee:iar
selEWGo!t BIT oBDER OF ruE PKHsIpxSr
, 1863-09-02

Good Assortment of Flawers,
" ny own IsAnufActust. toSethe- 1!lh EoodtI Hs-
s11&neat OF L:ases Of esety dessEips4, M q17at5
teIm19t1w HWtSt van Buren street Chteago.
, 1863-09-02

Stretching from Detroit, ria Port Sarnfn at
the foot II Lske Huron, to Portland. Msine,
With branch Or extension line from Rich
nsond, ty QUEBEC, to River du Loup, 1t is the
longest and the gran.ieat road upon the con-
tittnt. To 1t the West has been largely In
Quilted for steadircts and 10 railway treishts
to New Epgland aad the seaboa1d, and du-
ling the present season the low excursion
fares to the eeaboard hare been due entirely
to the competi.io ion Of this truly magnificent
road. The hold 1t has already acquired upon
The trade aud travel ofthe Vest is but the
hcginufDE Of the benefits Ne are to receive
from. this great thorougtfsro. It Is an honor
oinns, and In fact to the Apglo-s.xon race.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-17

A PULPIT HABr.-A correspondent is
holding up few pictures, true to life, for the
notice Of such of his clerical friends as may
have need Of them, hoping the reflection will
do no harm. He says: II notice in some
cases handkerchiefhabit in the pulpit, which
has led me to inquire if the use of that very
necessary article is part of theological train
ing. l notice some ministers take it out of
their pockets as they do their sermon, and lay
it on the pulpit. Some spread it out length
wise through the middle Of the Bible; some
roll it up and tuck it under the Bible, some
shake it every few minutes over their heads !;
some clench it in their hands as if they were
going to throw it at the audience; and some
keep crowding it into their pockets and pull
ing it out again with a nervous movement, as
if they did not know what other use to make
of their hands. I went once to hear popular
young preacher, and as much as half of his
sermon was made up of pocket handkerchief
and most of the other half was gold watch
and scraps of poetry"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-17
aHHRIrFa SALE.

RY virtue Of an execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the once Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Muscatine county. State of Iowa.
against the goods and lands and tenements Of
George Wiley Administrator Of the estate of BENJAMIN
Iddings deceased have levied upon and will expose to
sale Saturday the 26h day Of July, AID 1863 ct the
Court House door, In tho city Of Muscatins the follow
ing described proparty to-wit: Lot No. six (6 con.
tanning eight 3llO0 acres. In section 9!
township seventy range two l2 west Of the
9th principal meradian. And ton (10) acres In said
quarter at the northeast corner Of lot No.
six 81 and running north twenty coy chains to the
north line of the aforesaid quarter thence hve 10y
chains along said line thence south twenty (2 chains
to tho southwest corner Of lot six thence along
the northern line Of said lot i've ~ chains to place OF
beginning Reference being had to the recorded plat
OF said quarter 1t will fully appear the record
Of which will be found Ia Road Book N, page 168 Tho
above deed dated Oct. 26h 1853. recorded May It'll,
1858, In book L of Land rage 661.
Also the south west quarter of section fifteen Q5)
township seventy seven ~ range two o. west Of the
9th principal mirdian all In Muscatine County, Iowa.
All OF which, much thereof may be necessary,
will be sold to satisfy said execution In favor Of Isett
Brewster.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock
In the forenoon and four o'clock in tho afternoon Of
said day, to wit. at 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
H. d. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine, Feb. s, 1863-.w4w 81 80.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-17
Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of special execution to me directed and
% delivered from the ofdos Of the Clerk of the
District Court Of Muscatne County, State Of Iowa,
against the goods and chatte lands and tenements Of
Cyrus Hawley a a., have levied upon and will sx-
pose to sale, on Tuesday, the 4th day Of August A.
b. 1863 at the Court House door, in the city Of Musca
tine the following described property, to witt
Lot No. three ) in block No eighty -four (S lying
and being situated in said city of Muscatine iowa &C.
cording to the recorded plat Of said city, situated
Muscatine county Also acre off the west end Of
outlot c. in the southwes quarter of section thirty
five (35) township seventy-scven 7 range number two
(N west-the same to be taken in the full width OF
the said west side end. the appears by
reference to the public plat map of the City of Mus
cane. being the premises conveyed to tho said
Nancy Jane Hine, his wife '
All Of which, much thereof as may be necessary
will 10 sold to satisfy said special execution In favor
Taft, Bronson Il Co. ,-..ee.-}=4St sN
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon
said day, to wit, at one o'clock, P. n.
'...F ffrs. H.H. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatns, July Z, 1863.-w4w II 50
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-17

dignity; shut the interview must necessarily
be brief one" -
She left the room while Miss Melissa idgeted
about in tremor Of eager expectation, won
dering, every moment, how it happened that
she was not sent for
Gerald Plumer was rather dismayed at the
frigid reception vouchsafed him by his lady
love, but he determined to win the golden
prize now or never, and boldly ventured on
his errand.
"Efie," he said, firmly, II have called this
morning to speak to you ON q subject mex
pressibly near and dear to me. l might make
longer preface, but am not skilled in the
use ofwords. Efie, can only say that love
you most truly and passionately ven
ture to hope that my love is returned ?"
''This is strange announcement, Mr..
Plumer," returned Efie calmly, "and sin.
gularly inconsistent with the declaration Of
love you have so recently made to my aunt
Melissa" f0t 3.4@
81"
"You, sir"
"Efie, let me understand. Is it possible
that you are under the impression that 10y
II am under an impression, sir, anda pretty
strong one, too, that it is scarcely three days
since you wrote, Offering yourself to Miss
Melissa Jones. do not know how many love
affairs you have on hand at once, but
"Effie, there is some mistake here" inter
rupted Gerald. II never wrote to Miss Jones
in my life-never thought of her save IS 9
very respectable maiden lady, old enough t.
be my motherv'
The words had scarcely passed his lips, ere
| the door flew open as if by magic, and Miss
Melissa herself-who had been stationed sus
piciously near the key hole for some minutes
-stalked into the room.
"Then, sir" she CALCULATED, "Td like to know
what you meant by writing me thslove-letter
I'll have justice done me, if there's law in thu
land ~ ...... 49,
Gerald took the letter from her hand, and
his face frightened up with sudden compre
hension.
II regret that such an embarrassing mis-
take should have been made, Miss Jones" h,
said 'but by what right do you appropriate
the contents of this letter to yourself? 1t wa.
written to Miss Fife Lee. had concluded
however, not to use it, but to speak instead
in my own proper person. lost it severa
days since, and am at loss to imagine how j
could have come into your hands. regre
that your feelings have been enlisted, Mis-
Jones, but should as soon think of marry
ing my grandmother ~
The quiet self possession with which HI
spoke crushed the last faint futter of hope il
Miss Melissss virgin breast. She turned
white and red-ha!f decided to 60 inio hys
terics at first, and wholly decided to fall bacl
on scorn and contempt at last. So she walked
ont Of the room her noSe hiph IN the air an(
Kept the Mysteries until she was safe within
the precincts of her own room. And then
but our tale has no more to do with Miss
Melissa Jones. We must return to the apart
ment where Gerald Plumer stood, with hi
arm around the waist of the scarce resisting
Effie.
$50 you didn't want to marry my aunt
Melissa?' demurely asked that damsel.
"No-1 want to marry you, darling"
And he did marry her-but Miss Melisss
was not one of the bridesmaids!
MoraLYoung men, don't be careless o
your love-leetters
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-17

QY virtue Of an execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Muscatine county, Saate of Iowa.
against the goods and chate lands and tenements of
Geo. Wiley Administrator of Benz 1ddings, deceased,
m. OIddngs and Henry Iddings, have levied mp.
on and will expose to SALE Saturday the 25th day
of July d. 1863, at the Court House door. In the
city of Muscatine the following property
witt Lot No six Is containing eight s.1oo acres in
~ Equartion ofse; ton twenty 27 township sew.
enty seven 77 range two (2 of the b. principal
meridian. And ten 10) acres in said quarter common
cling 1t tho corner of lot No six 6 running
north twenty Coy chains to the north line Of the aore
said quarter thence chains along said line; thence
twenty chains the south west corner Of lot six
(s); thence along the northern line of said lot five
chains place of beginning. Reference being had
to the recorded plat Of said quarter it will
appear the record by which will be found in Road
Book M,page 6. The above deed dated Oct. 18th,
1858, recorded May It'll 1858. in book I. of Land,
page 66l.
Also the southwest quarter of section fifteen 1o)
township seventy (77 range two 2 west Of the
9th principal meridian, all in Muscatne County, Iowa.
All Of which, much thereof may be necessary,
will be sold satisfy said execution in favor of 1sett
Brewster.
Sale to commence between the hours of nino O'Clock
in forenoon and four clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to.wit at "a O'Clock A. n:
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muacatins Lime oath 1863.-&1 co.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-17

A PERTINENT QUESTION. is it that
the copperheads anticipate no objection on
the part of the rebels to the return of Valan-
digham, in case they are able to make him
Governor of Ohio? Their only anxiety is
lest the Government should forbid his as
sumption of the Office. Suppose that Brough,
the opposing candidate, was in the power Of
Jeff. Davis, would anybody expect Davis to
send Brough to Ohio to be inaugurated? The
difference between the two suggests some
thing not particularly creditable to those who
support Vallandigham's pretensions.-Roch-
ester Democrat.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-17

DY virtue Of special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Muscatne County, State of Iowa,
against tho goods and chatels lands and tenements Of
VIM. Heller, J. G. Sweeney, D. r: e. Derr and a.
Summer, have levied upon and will expose to sale, on
Saturday, the 25th day Of July, A. D. 1868, at the
Court House door, In the city of Muscatins the follow
ing described property, to witt
Commencing at stake thirty five (35) rods and eight
and half go links north Of the southwest corner O
section No. az, in township No. seventy eight
(7s), north Of range No three CS west, thence east
one hundred loo) rods and sixteen ss e) links. to
half t43) links to stake, thence west one hundred
said section No. seven thence south said line eighty
six 1857 rods and four and half ga lioks to the
place Of beginning, situated in huscstns county Stat
of Iowa.
All of which, much thereof as may be necessary
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor
Thomas NJ. Isett.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock
In the forenoon and four Scleck In the afternoon OF sale
day, to wit, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
H. H. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine. June 23d, lS63.-w4w II so.