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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
CT. LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA.
~ GO RAILROAD.

REcEvER'S OFFICE, CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. II, ls62.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding Eo,e,
ers Coz wool furnished the st. Louis Alton and Chi
eago Railroad Company, signed d. Sherman, Agent
and for which payment IL ordered In decree of the
United States Circuit Court OF the Northern District
Of Illinois Of the S0th November 1852 that the bal
unpaid said wood has been Deposited IN SaiJ
Court and by It's order will be paid and Distributed "a
claimants their attorneys presentation Of th,
proper vouchers to the undersigned.
- JAMES R0BB, Special Receiver.
ITO Sent.-A Carriage Shop on Chicago st.. FORM
i erly occupied BY J. B. Bailey. Enquire Of
w, W. STEVENS
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MN N N@ Ne
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.

MN ~ ~ ne
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies on MARINE,
INLAND EAvIGATIoN, TRANSPORTATION and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERIIILL- Pres, ]. L. T. POULAND, v. P,
C.HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC CNDERHIL, P: HOLLAND, B. L. 7. BoURLAND.
RIcHARD GREGa, WV; FENN, JOIN REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM R. PHELPS, WIN. A HEBRON, l.. HOLLAND,
CHARLES HOLLAND.
Once 80, Main stseet.
TTNHE following the report of the business Of this
Office for the past year, showing its condition the
lst day March, which time the Capital was increas
ed to $500 OOO the whole which subscribed
and $500 paid in In view ofour Increased facilities
doing heavy business and also the large additional
security offer to ourSeustomers giving this company
second to other, therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business. 1t will
be aim of the company to hOnorably conduct all
their affairs merit the patronage ofth insurlng
public Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses be sufficient guaranty for
Amount insured the past year, $,SO2s, 2ss.5s
Received premiums same, 4O,095, l6
Interest aud exchange balance, 1867 40
Paid losses and expenses, 2l,SS4,sS
Capital stock, xlOO,OOO.OO
Bills payable, b,oS2,0O
All other debts estimated, $1,000
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from -
10 go days to run, 1T ,93O.9
Real estate, Office building, &c, $4,000
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers, 1918 80
Amount of losses In process of adjustment $24O9
Amount oflOsses resisted by the company, none.
Amount eflosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none.
Office Shaw's Store, jefferson ST., Joliet
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.
Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With a small investment Of
capital profitable business readily be established
For further particulars address the undersigned for cir
cular and sample of work W. c. MASON
Genl West'n Agent, 124 Lake-st. Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store of S. W. Stone
& Co. Call and examine
ID. H. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan G. 1868 for Joliet and vicinity.
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stray Coils.

cyTRAYKD from the premises q the subscriber IN
- the Town Of Jackson, about the middle Of Octobs
last two eots one light sorTsl mare colt whits f1so
vear1 ola: the other 8 yearllng Sorrel horss colt
Inv person returning or giving fnformation byl4
EoTsinbsf IS 1so2 JOHN LUEA.
.DLIPPER PIovs, beat and cheapest PIovzgip Is
4 market. n i. BA1HfzJ.
Rs.In PIoSs puS Stoves yarr.1ssa-
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Furniture Store.

Furniture Store.
ATICHAEL SEBASTIAN wound respectfully inform
wi the citizens OF Joliet and vicinity that he keeps al
ways baud. at his stand Joliet street. the
Rock Island Railroad Depot the largest and best selected
stock of furniture offered in Joliet and lower p
than any competitors dare to sell, for cash. His
stock consists Of
Windsor, Flag Cdne and SpTin0botom Chairs, common
BreaktdSt, DiginJ, Gard, Centre and EzteRNoa
Tables common Iron and Wood ScresCg,
Jenny Lind, Outage, and
French Bedaeads,
LottnQeS,
Sefas and Dirdns Of every description. Buredts Book
edSes, SdebOdTdE and ScTetdTISS, Hd&hEtGRdg,
Grades, Rocking chairs CTIodrds and
HdTdrObes, Mattresses, IflOa0s.
Looking Glasses, and
many other
articles too Numerous to mention.
Likewise always on hand and made to order, well
ected stock Of Collins of every description. Hearse
will be always hand and funerals will be attended
with promptness.
All work ordered and repairing done the shortest
none but the best workmen.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed me.
for the last five years in this city, have the full conf
dence that will give universal satisfaction TO old
well customers hereafter any my motto Is, not
to be undersold by competitors.
MICHAEL SEBASTIAN,
Jslietst-, near Rock Island Railroad Depot.
Sept. g, 1856. nl2
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INFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED!

AnowIy-invented
Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures Sermons, Speeches, &C.
1t Is small and can be carried in the pocket, and
when used, he entirely concealed. 1t Is constructed
of three kinds of metal with Gutta Percba tubes 20
combined to form powerful reflector oil sound
and is altogether the most desirable instrument Tor
the deaf, invented. A letter enclosing iull par.
tculars will he sent to address, On the receipt OF
a 3 cent stamp, with which to send the same
Address, ii. MANSFIELD, Book Seller,
III 1874 York Street, New Haven, Conn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

$500 Dollars Worth Of BrushesG
DAINT, White-wash scrubbng, counter, stove, shoe
i and Horse Brushes at III. BROWNS.
Sept. SO. nl2
TNNGLISn and French Hair and Teeth Brushes Fine
IL Toilet soaps (; shell Buffalo and Ivory COMES;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk, Lily
White, &C. at J. Ii. BROWNSs.
Sept. $50. - --------- n12
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,EOIIel IT.

Joliet Turning Shop.
THE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders. and others in want of Turning
that he is carrying on the
Turning Business
in all its various branches at Kings Shngle and Sash
Factory, the Upper Bridge By strict attention
business, he hopes receive of public patronage
Joliet Dec l6. u26 JAMES BOYNE
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PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keepin any climate.
The FAMILY CAL ,THARTIC PILL is gen.
tie but active Cathartic ~ which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction
which all express in re- - gard to their use, has in
duced me to place them ~ within the reach Of all.
The Profession well . know the different Cath
artcs act on different ~ portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- TIC Pill has, with due ref
erence this well estab p, lished fact, been COM
pouned from variety - of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act a. - like on every part of the
alimentary canal and :, are good and safe in all
cases where a Cathartic ( is needed, such DE-
RANGEMTs of the SToM = iAcH, SLEEPINEss, PAIN and
SORNEss the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, If ne & neglected end in q long
course of Fever, Loss Of APPETITE, CREEPISG SIN
sATIoS Of COLD the - body, REsTLETsNEss, HAD
ACHE or Weight in the z head, all ISFLANNAToRY
DISEASES, WORMS inIN children or Adults, RHEU-
G.TtsH a great PURIFI- q ER of the BLOOD and many
diseases to which flesh its heir, too numerous to
mention in this adver = tisement. DosE, to 5.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INVIG0RATOR AND FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS retailed by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the lare towns
ST W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacture and Proprietor,
1856 broadway, New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, Z. NJ. Bray, Geo. ii
WooprufT and }. Mccain. (sept 13-nISl.
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Imprisonment for Violation Of IHjuRc-
lions in Selling Sewing Machines.

MFR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested by the
Nl United States Marshal, and lodged in Eldridge
JAIL for vioating an injunction by selling sew
ing machines. On motion of George Gifford, Esq,
attachment granted by Judge Smally, in the
United States Court against the defendant for selling
sewing machines, in violation Of an injunction issued
against him, on the patents owned by the Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company, and the Grover Ba
ker Sewing Machine Company, and known as the sew
ing machine feed patent. Violating the order of Courts
is rather serious matter, 1t renders the offender
liable to punishment by fine and iuiprsOnment--New
York Times. Soft
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS THE
WILL UNITY N AP

~ ENTLEMEN We take this method Of inforniaE
Vt you that the New Map Of VIII County, IL nSE
ready for delivery, that shall commence 70 delvs
them without delay. One Of the firm win call 90
you personally and hope the friends Of tia en.sO-
prise will be ready receive the maps-
Respectfully yours
. s.H. BURHANs J. VAN TBcH1KN.
Joliet, July i, 1864.
p. G. Subscribers 70 this map will obligo us -
leaving the price Of the map with their families vAsn
absent, 90 that IL may be unnecessary 70 sAn
second time.
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LO Ms DIN MT,

FOR Miliuess. Safety, Certainty. Thoroughness,
Slons Ointment is rapidly suparcedinE all other oint-
ments and Liniments for the of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls Of all kinds, Crack
ed Heels Polevil Windgalls Callus spavine
Sweeney, Fistula, FOundered feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
UNDERTAKING.

THE subscriber has received, and will keep on hand 4
sizes and stiles of Metallic Burial Cases. which he vi
furnish To such may want them. The estimation N
which these cases held for their beauty durfah
and preserving powers fully attest their value He
also Keep on hand tylss Of Wood Collins, and attsnd
70 all ca'. &c as undertaken, in city or sSUn
80 30 keon hand.
4. DAILY, Exchaee IT. JolIsh
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26

GREATNESS. - All greatness consists in
this-in being alive to wha. is going ON
around one; in living actually IL giving
voice to the thought Of humanity; in say
ing to ones fellows what they want to hear
or what they need to hear, at that moment;
in being the concretion, the result of the
influences of the present world. In no
other way can enc affect the world than 10
responding thus to iIs needs. ic embOdy-
ing thus its ideas You will see, looking
into history, that all great men have been
o piece of their time, take them cut and
set them elsewhere, and they will not fit so
well /; they were made for their day and
generation. The literature which has left
any mark, which has been worthy of the
name, has always mirrOred what was do.
ing around it; not necessarily daguerotyp-
ing the mere outside, but at least reflect
ing the inside-the thoughts il not the ac
tons Of men-their feelings and sentiments
even fit treated Of apparently far,Off
themes.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
To Justices Of the Peace l. COnstahIes

Ii kinds of Justices aud Constables BLANKS, fol
n sale at the VIII County Drug BOOK store
Joliet Dec. g, 1856. MO
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26
The DervIsh's Answer.

A certain man went down to O dervish
and proposed three questions. First -
why do they say that Gnd is Omnipresent?
I do not see him in any place, show me
where he is. Second: Why is q man
punished fur crime, sin ce whatever he does
proceeds from God Man has no free will,
ior he canncnt do anything contrary to
the will of God; and if he had power he
would do everything for his own good
Third: How can God pu0ish Satan in
hell.fire, since he is formed of that ele~
ment and what impression can FIRE make
on itselfP
The dervish took up clod Of earth and
struck him on the head with it.
The man went to the eadi and said:
Il proposed three questions to such Q
derVish. who flung a clOd of earth ct my
head, which made my head acbe.'
The cadi having sent for the deryish,
asked:
why did you throw a clOd of earth at
bis head, instead Of answering bis ques-
tiOnsf
The dervish replied
The clod Of earth was an snswer to bis
speech. He says he has pain 10 his head, ,
let him show it to me and will make God
visible to him. And why does he exhibit
q complaint against me? Whatever did
was the act of God, and did not strike
him without the will Of GUd; and what
power do l possess7 And as he is COM
pounded Of earth, how can he -uffer from
that elemeLtP
The man was confoOnded, and the cadi
highly pleased with the derVieh's answer.
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tray Cow.

GTRAYED from this city, about the LIST july. a n.la
y yellow Cow, short horns, small head Is abo1t ei~h1
years old. Whoever will return her to A. MoNer5v
in Joliet, give information where she may Be fou1i
will be paid for their trouble.
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Money! Money! Money:
PEOPLES BANK,
STATE STOCK SECURITY BANK,
RUSHVILLE BANK, and all other HIS
nots money taken at par for
Flu NTTU1E.
VIE subscriber wishing to reduce his present large
i Stock Of Furniture, offers his goods very cheap.
is decidedly the
LARGEST STOCK LNJOLLBT.
SOF AS,
Varying in price fran sl2 to $40;
BEDSTEADS,
From 81 so to $2S,
CHAIRS,
Prom 50 etS to 800 and all other good. In k. p.sbSs
ton. ~.
AlIare invited to calIand examine.
EUGENE DAAY.
Ezchdnoe street betsOeen Canal and River brSd0c
Joliet, January %, 1857. nsatA
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N Z w
ROOT AND SHOE STORE
FERDINAND PAESOLD,
a Would call the attention Of the citizens OF
H. Joliet and vicinity, that he has opened
- Boot and Shoe Store, on tn corner Of
BluGa Cross Sts., near the Middle Bridge
Where will be found large and well selected as
sortment Of
WOmen's, Misses, and Ch1drenp
Calf Goat, and Enambeled Shoes:
Also CmLDREN's CoPPER-TIPPED SHOES.
All kinds of Mems Boys. and Childrens Boots and
Shoes made to orer the shortest notice and OF the
best stock in the market.
Remember the place. on Bluff and Cross SITS.
Joliet, Oct. l6, 1860. hAe-'
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NO PAINTERs q. 0TaERsi

HAVE on hand large and well selected stock of all
i kinds of PAINTS, Dry and in Oil.
Also-Sand paper, linseed Oil, spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, Lhage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer, Lacher pumse stone, Yarnshes paint Brushes
Window Glass, &c. which am prepared to sell the
most favorable terms. j. IL. BROWN.
1876. NIP
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CtALL at DooLITTLE's and get one Of those excel.
~ lent SEWING MAcHIEKe.
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S A FOE d. -
FAMILY '. 81.
THARTIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP IN
GLASS CASES Air tight, and will keep any climate
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For the HART

DOMADEs and Ok Marrow, from Lubin, Violet, Pivsr
IL Condray, Clearer, &c.
savage's Ursna, pure Bears Grease, beautiful ar.
icle; Sands Bears Oil, Lyons Wrightis Katharion
Barrys Trycopherous Mobiles Hair Gloss, BogIes Hype
rion Bazins PhilacoLe, Crystalline Pomatum Bandalins
Fixatrics JayneS Hair Tonic, Woods Hair Restorative
etc. j. II. BROWN
Sept.e nj
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IIIInols state PenItentIary, Joliet, IlI.
CASEY & HENDRICK,

Manufacturers Of BARRELS Lumber Wagons, Buggies,
Wheel Barrwos &C.. &c. Dealers in
Dimension and Building Stone.
Provisions Cattle and Produce NfaIl kinds constant
| ly wanted.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue ofa special execution to me directed and
p delivered from the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Muscatns county, State of Iowa. against the
goods and chatels lands and tenements of Christian
Schnicr and Barbara Schnier have levied upon and
will expose sale Saturday, the 10th day of Decsm
ber D. 1885, at the Court House door, in the city Of
Muscatine the following described property, to.wit:
The southwest quarter Of section No twensy-one, O
township No. seventy u.s. north Orange two 0
west.
Also, twenty t2o acres of from the east half of lot
eight, (7S) north Of range two (2) west
Also, nineteen sl acres in section twenty, so town.
follows Commencing at the southeast section
twenty @ thence north thirteen and seventy ONE
hundrsdth Us 761OO chains thence west thirteen and
eighty-one onehundredth Q3 s1-100) chains, thence
south thirteen and seventy hundredthQ3 7619O
chains, thence east thirteen and eighty hum
dredth 3 S1-10o chains to place of beginning all in
Muscatine county, Iowa al of which, much
thereof may be necessary, will be sold satisfy said
special execution in favor of Samuel Kendreck.
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 ten O'Clock A. N.
n. HINE, Sheriff,
Muscatine, Nov. q, 1863. -w4w. -prs fee 81. so.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
Original Notice.

THE ESTATE STATE OF n1n99WA'}".
TITO Elizabeth Tulliam, George VIM. Fulliam, Bar.
i retts & Shafer, Nathan Taber, H. O. Gill, D. G..
McCloud, Jr r. Nisley, 8. M. McKibben, johnson 4
Evans George T. Jones, Sophia Hsskins and Isett 4
Brewster: 81.
You are hereby notified that there will be ON file on
or before the thirty first day of October A. D. 1861 in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of Musca
tine County, State of Iowa, petition OF James Cal
BREATH claiming Of the said defendants, Elizabeth Full
liam and George W. Fulliam. the Of five thousand
dollars less payment Of twenty hundred dollars
with per cent interest according to the tenor and
effect of the promissory note of the said parties Eliza
beth and George W. rulliam, executed to petitioner
December 18th, 1858; also, asking tho foreclosure of
the right of all of said defendants to redeem from
mortgage executed by tho said Elizabeth anc Geo W..
Fuam to James Gslbreath. to secure the payment Of
said note, upon the twenty fret of lot number
in block number thirtytwo in the city of Muscatne,
Muscatine County, Iowa. For a moro full and COM
plete description of said claim and instruments refer
is hereby made to said petition, but personal
claim is made against any of the said defendants except
Elizabeth Fulliam ar George w. Fulliam.
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend, on or
before noon of the day of the next of said
Court, commencing the first Monday of January, A.
D. 1884, default will be entered against you and judy
nent rendered thereon. 8. L. WADE,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Nov. 10. .w4W fee&7 so.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

The THING TO BE DoNE.-From the BOOM
ing of the first gun upon Sumter to the pres
ent hour there has been but one thing to be
done, and that was, put doaon the rebellion
BIZ military force and let the Union RESTORE
ITSELF. There is no negotiating needed, no
Cancellation, no conservatism the more radi-
cal, the more thorough, the more summary
and speedy the crushing but the better. The
disease is radical; and none but radical
means will cure it. Let the rebellion and the
rebels be put down, and the long crushed
Union men be elevated to power and restored
to the Union as the people Of the South
Hitherto the three hundred thousand slave
holders have been considered 'the people of
the South" now let the great mass of the free
men of the slave States come up and take
their rank and true position; let them hence
forth be the people of the South, and shape
the destiny Of that country.-lndiancpolis
Gazette.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
BE Courteous.

To one dependent on public patronage, a
pleasing address is absolutely indispensable
to success in life. 1t is capital of itself;
and its possessor, though he may start in bus
mess with little other, is far more likely to
make money out of his undertaking than is
he whose pccuniary means are more ample but
whose qualifications in this particular are in.
ferior.
The merchant, for example, who will not
take pains to use courtesy toward customers,
need not expect to gain and retain custom
People who have money to pay for an article,
feel independent of any one seller, and will
bestow their patronage where they are most
handsomely treated-at least, will hardly con-
tinue where treated otherwise.
A lady enters shop and asks to be shown
q certain kind of glove. After suiting her
self to pair the price is inquired.
"Seventy. five cents" she is told. Gst
"Seventy-ave Why, l can get them at
So-and-So's for seventy"
81 very much doubt it," says the trades
man, bluntly. cat any rate, nobody will
ever have those at that price,"
The other, little fattered by this indirect
her selection to the counter and without
further ceremony turns to depart.
"Take them at the price you named"
finally says the merchant 81 will not let it
appear that l am undersold,"
But the lady only bows coldly, and moves
from the shop, as she does so, saying in an
under tone to her companion:
II wouldn't take them now if he'd give
them to me. Let's 60 over to BIS: B. is very
dear, but he knows how to treat his custom
ers with respect"
So the dealer, though able to furnish
desirable article, fails to dispose of it and all
for want of little common courtesy. If he
could not we'll afford to lower his original
price, he might doubtless have adhered to it
without losing his customer; for it was not
the matter of few cents, which cut short the
bargain. The lady would sooner have paid,
elsewhere, double the worth of an article in
no respect preferable, than have purchased
there on any terms.
Merchants, however, as class, are little
addicted to this fault; on the contrary, one
not unfrequently finds them rather over
polite. But the position assumed, is equally
correct as regards the public intercourse Of
men of every profession and grade. No per-
son, except he can boast entire Independence
| of the world, but will find it for his interest
to be habitually courteous.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

DY virtue of Special Execution to me directed and
- delivered from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Muscatine County, State of Iowa. against the
goods and chattels, lands aud tenements Of Samuel
SeSkwck, have levied upon and will expose TO SALE
Saturday, the 10th day of December. A. D. 1868, ct the
Court House door, in the city Of Muscatine the follow
ing described property, to- wit:
fhirty-two feet front and full depth of lot No.
G) in block No. twenty seven (27), commencing at
point ten O feet West of the Southeast corner of said
thence North $50 feet thence west 81 feet thence
South $50 feet thence 80 feet the place Of begin
niu all in the town of West Liberty Muscatine Coun-
ty, Iowa.
All of which, much thereof as may be necessary,
win be sold to satisfy said Special Execution in favor Of
Alexander Hines
Sale to between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
DAY. to- wit: at one O'Clock P. NJ.
~ 80 H. H. HINE, Sheriff Muscatine 90.
Mnacatina Nov. 20. 1868. w4W. prs fee $500