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Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. NJ.
Governor CorwIn.

We have seen In letters and kilograms state
ments to the eiToct that Mr.. CorWln, our pres
cnt Minister 10 Mexico, was favorable to the
success of Imperial government in that cour.
try.
We have the authority Of Mrt Corwin him.
aclr for saying that he never entertained or
expressed an opinion favorable TO the prlnci.
pic or practice Of forclJl.' foreign Intervention
in Mexico.
He has always J',.evol, and often 90 x.
pressed himself, that MavlmilIan, or any other
power 10 ,'dom Ms .NEiran people r5u,d w5 MI,
who could give them a good and stable govern.
mcnL aud rcf.orc domestic tranquility, would
he to tho! county real bcncfactor.
His position m Mexico az a representative Of
our Government has been and Is one of per.
feet neutrality between the contendlng parties.
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~ TELEGRAPH.
N.M York sicck LIN.

ny THE Peoples Telegraph Lines,
oNcrs--sil Ninth at-eCt aGl corner PcpnlylvNniA
avenue ard siNth street.
TV.F II n,
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
The Grant War Meeting

The following resolutions were adopted at
the Grant War Meeting held In New York or
Saturday:
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

The Plantation Bittsrs make the weak strong,
the lGnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorsT, They are composed Of the eels
bfAted calisays dark, Wintergreen, sAssGfrAh
Roots, HerbI, Ao all preserved in perfectly pure
81. CroIK Rum.
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ID. q

rUEsDAYn'Hnma'm',,,mlnanJuNE :, 1894.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

Humboldt from vhom The county, an important town.
the river formerly known as the St Mays ana we s
veT-ye iDed mountains all derive their lame, did not
hesitate affirm that the great bash between the
Rocky Mountains and tho Sierra Nevada " IN respect
10 its immense mineral resources one Vi 'he rohest
in the world" =, a., 8,
The Silver Mines Of Nevada best knswn IN this city
are the Could and Curry" che Mehlcah aue tne
Atlantic and Pacific" not that they are nttlhNeony
mere valuable than many Others but the STOCK primer
pay held here and dividends arc made payaDie mere
and in coin The Atlantic and Pacinc SILVER Mining
Company have FIVE several mines situated IN Ine Town
ship ard County Of Humboldt Nevada Territory;
Thee sf the Compauys mines already in successful
operation and al give promise Of beng renathapiy
productive With ample means already IT the treasury
srents OF pp6ouhed energy and capacity ana the Adj
NV 10 command unlimited facilities for The prosecution
of their work the enterprise OF this Company rs BOT
likely Ia fail II ~ TO render efficient aid III the &c
yclnpemcut Of the mineral Resources ana othsr a.
advantages Of the new Territory. The HUMBOLDT
Mountains Doubtless contain precious metals sHc'eh 10
purchase tie simple OF al! tie Rebel ne
vada may yet supply silver lever 70 raise the
eight ~ the National Debt incurred III tine VI
our Republican Institutions.
four correspondents letter is interesting ana
we presume all true, as we know much Of it TO
be. But we beg him and all Others interested
in or attracted toward Mining for the Precious
Metals to hold up until we shall have crushed
the Shareholders Rebellion and then 60 in with
all their might. At present, we need all our
Food, Labor, Machinery, &C., for more imme'
date uses, and cannot afford to devote Millions
to opening mines, which Gas q general rule)
must require the investment OF large sums
throughout two or more years, before they can
be made top pay. Hold on to ysur mines and
mining stocks, you who have them; bat let
them stand still for few months, and put every
dollar you can spare into the National Lean,
Edl
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Committee appointed on Wednesday to secure the co
operation Of an classes of Brokers in the effort 70 re-

move the Objectionable clause FROM the tax bill tele
graph wa received from the Hon. N. f. Odel stating
that the bu had been modified and the dollar clause
stricken out. Mr.. Dow made brief and patriotic
speech in which lie said the Brokers Of Wall street had
NO desire TO he included in the movement They were
ready pay the tax and 20 aid the Government in any
way in their power The Chairman made and ef
fort to call Mr.. Dow to order. Mr.. Dow
tanned himself however and repeated what he had
SAID with emphasis. Mr. John f. Cook said the brokers
had sustained the Governments and would continue 10
oso and were ready TO give ninety per cent Of their
earnings for that purpose II necessary but they pro
tested against unequal taxation. Mr.. Mcdonald one
OF the Committee said he had the tea brokers
Wall street. and they declined to Join in the protest
against the taxthey were able and willing to pay it.
He had seen others who anxious 30 have the dollar
clause struck out Of the bill Committee was then
appointed to visit Washington TO watch the bill The
attendance was very thin Al Both meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

Tho citizens of LaClede, Linn Co., NO, nav
inc hoc,s tired ofthe drunkenness and many ouirAss
nrsrS from the prevalence OF grogshops IN that Ss -
assembled on the l5th and appointed
quest the dealers TO desst from The ssg istb tSat
nv gcsers had promised to entirely cease from selI
se ION as .hey could close up their business, Inc Gnu,
sens on receiving the report resolved tna rss 70
, se sy comnansd o. and called upon Gen. ss tns
OF the district to suppress M sales o. eaH
70 petition the County Court 70 refuse nsnsss !" Wv
Nauor Iog the future.
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fAdvertisementl

PUBIC SPEAKERS MILITARY MEN and SrEG-
ER and AZ suffering froH IRRITATION OF rHs THROAT AID
HoAnsEsEes viii he ssreeaby ssrpsed shs almost imnsd
ate r lief ssorded BY the Use Of "BRowSs BaoscHAL
TRocBsso Tseir aenssept ingredients ssy Pus onsIy irr
tsto. and AFTER pubhs speaking singing when The soa'
wearea and weakened by too much exercise sn ss vi"
give renew ID strength to the vocal organ.
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IAdvertiscment.I

Hopg Told FLATTgRISG TALE, but never
anticipated divine preparation Tor the toilet thsl
delghtul nreraraon So2odon,." so cool and rceahmgy
agreeable TO the mouth and teeth herdens ami inysofstes the
gums gives pare and healthy tone 20 the breath
and preserves e teeth and arcts decay sou D.
Druggist, and Fancy Goods Dealers everywhere and by ball
RuoKEI proprietof. No 2lJ Creenwishst lerA. -
cents Der so,ts
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NEw.JERsEY ITEMS.

DEATH OF THE CHIEF or POLICE OF JRRss,
CrY.-nr Edward d. Riley. Chief OF Police Of Jer.sy
City died at his residence in Montgomery street re-
terdsy morning Of consumption. after Illness d
nearly four months. Mr. Riley was native Of jersey
City thirty three years Of age and was sprght and
highly esteemed citizen. In 1861 he was elected a
member Of the Common Council. In the FAN Of tAs
same year he elected to the Legislature, and tho
following Spring elected Chief Of Police for thyss
years. The funeral will take place On Sunday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
DEcLAREp mo- nE A NuIsANcR. --The Comma

DECLAKED TO BIZ NUINANCB = I us COmfn0A
Coancii Of Jersey City have declared the soa OIL kerr
factory aud chemical works Of Eighth and
Prospect streets, ~ b. nuisance and have ordered
that said nuisance be absted Several physicians
united in certifying that in their opinion the eIoes-
siyely offensive oders arising from the various coal oil
and kerosene factories and chemical works corner Of
Eighth and Prospect streets are highly detrimental "a
the public health causing sickness Of steaaoh head.
ache general prostration and predisposiaS ~ Eyiss
and other diseases.
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AccLpprrAILY Snor.-At q lac hor 3

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-At p late hoT on
Wednesday night. while Joseph Sands was engaged IN
handling pistol in the store Of John Lane. no. 20
Baxter street Il exploded the ball enterng the night
eye Of Richard koy destroying the sight and incting
probably fatal wound. F0y was taken ~ the New
York Hospital Sands committed TO await the se-
ton Of the Coroner. Foy resides ut No 20 Roosevelt
street. He was employed On a Government transport
and lately returned from Newbern. N c. Both foy
and Sands are coored Tho latter resides at NO. 20
Baxter street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Arsp 7-Be'ors
Judge BETS.
ACTION FOR COLLISION.

Losis Welsh ri ri. sst The steamship Ctisa
This was an action brought by the frn OF WASH,
Carver Chase against the q the CnraId hDo o.
steamer, for darlsges ocnd.ioned by collision -
In J.y lat the Chns while going down he Lower bey
ran speed into the p.ntds brig Kentucky a. she came
drinR into the bay under light breeze. Il We. broad day
nyht shown for tie secient save
between the officer OF the aeck and 'he puo
who had sh.rge of tie By tie coiiaioa sho steam
r bow. eut Into The orig III feet snd the crew 81 NE bi
came .crambnz tie steamers bov.put their vessel sui
e. siI 'aihoms OF vofsr.
The defense eou.Bted ths' the China va. In charge OF
suy Hear pilot and alone had mAouveEed the steamer
th owner were habits for any damage h' ne might neg
Krny cause The on OF the China oen2 obliged BY as
to- tai pilot sid that not Of their own choosing ne dd
rot besoae their ssys aad they we're not .spo1es 10
BIZ acts. ,-.,,
IN. Cos ordered dsccee 'or ths hbs ANTS Tor uA "ho-
amount Of their damage and directed reference 10 sotn's
.onef 90 s-e-TtAiB the amount. . -,
Wu &. Eoyes and Charles j.. WktskeAd !os tie hoents
Daniel d. Lerd or the respondent
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Ed. !

tn. Secretary of the Treasury has not yet
reached New York being delayed in Philadelphia 70
have his teeth repaired Money brokers are snre he
will show them in Wall stree: before he retsrns 10
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

MUsKET0 SHRLD.-Br. J. Ravens bas shown
Us heat and use!u musketo guard to protect The head
and face awake asleep II is light cheap and ehen
cious To bee keepers it would pro'e'Aanbe Ia hi'inG
SWANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

RETURN OF FUGITvB.-WallaceL enore, q
vas arrested yesterday and sent back TO
Troy, On charge Of grand larceny.
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sr AIMS.

THE FAIR AUCTIOS.-Yesterday two Of the
huc,oneer Committee disposed Of tie fine assortment
Of architectural ornaments bIeekets. casts and the re-
manning stationery in the Fourteenth street bahdlhg
To-day lot oi stores viii 30 sold and On Monday ner
ale material in the temporary buildings Fourteenth
AID Fifteenth streets aud Usion square. The Treas
urcr says that weeks viii elaPse before he viii be
able Ia furnish a full account o; the receipt
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COURT CALENDAR-THm

SUPREME COURT -CIRcUIT.-Part I.-Adionrma
for the term. Part HNos l54s llT3 1895 2ls psl Nm
1899 2Os 2lOs l5 l7-6 2o8 of short causes saa Nos 81
s02 1907 1890, 1893. Part lIG-Nos 1874 llso 1914 81
1855 mi ina 17i5 Ill., lT2I 1893 1873 l74l l7.s M
l7I 1883 1855 1850 1863 Regular CALENDAR Special Tsr
No tO1 Of i.suos Of law and fact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

THE STEAMER MARY POWELL will resume
her trips for the Summer between Iew-Yorf, Peush'
keepsio and intermediate landing: tomorrow afternoon,
SATURDAY. 30th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

SECOND. MEETING OF MERCHANT BRoKERs.-
There was second meeting Of Commercial Brokers at
the Produce Exchange yesterday afternoon, Mr. White
~ ,is shsr Mr.. Collins usds Jspsyt 70 bsaan u ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

improperly conducted and r.suted In greed peeos sa u
The defendant Tho Jury rendered verdics for IL ~
81 4t4 6.
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ApIil la6J So 81 20 Ap, l5cI.....s g! $
Increase. ..........,........ 247S, ~
We call attention to the report OF q meeting
II the Fourth National Bank shnrehodcrs to b. found
beiew.
AT the snnual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Company. held at Toledo Wednesday She z!h Inst.
the Old Board OF Directors resleeted with tho u
CO pton a Hessrs. r. N. Gilbert twho declined 10.
eociop) and Stillman Witt To 81 ths vacant places
Of thee gentcmeE- McSSrs ID. ~ Barney and John D..
Acker we're elected Mr.. N. ]. Sykes, the former
Wise President whe hes been acting President since
tho resicpaaLrn Of Mr. Z. N. Gilbert elected
President al the new Board.
The coupons Of tho Evansville and Craw-
trdsyille RsilrOod Company viii b paid May e! The
ef'ce sf ne Farmers loan and Trus! Company.
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The banks have got into q stronger psitiOn. and

The banks have got into stronger pSition, anu
| again lenders to quite large amouH. They are
strong in Understanding legal tenders with interest
payable June /, which they naturally desire to hold
fer the interest is paid money must become easier
as then these notes will pass largely uto the currency
The proposal to increase the t8rih has caused
holders OF goods TO put up the prices SHARPLY aud 10
hurry goods cut Of boud Congress really means to
amend the tariff the sooner permanent adjustment y
made the better for all regular business and for the Ia
erest OF the Government
In consequence of the continued advance OF
wages and supplies while the fares fixed by law at
FIVE cents the Sixth Avenue Railroad, We understand
will pass its dividend
The bonds and shares Of the Milwaukee ard
st Paul Railway Company have been admitted 10 ell
cia dealings at the Stock Exchange Board They en-
brace the following:
First and only mtgc 900 cor Common stOsksl eoeeeo
Income bonds...... 2ts@o 40 oea 90
Preferred Stock. 400 OOJl To'e''''''' T''1"'''
The First National Banks of Springfield, VI,
Allentown. Pa.. Canandaigua n. Y. and Nsr'olk, Va
have been designated repositories Of public moneys
Hessrs. Adrian II. Muller, 7. X. wilkins d
Co. viii hold special auction sale Of stocks and bones
TO morrow Qrda) at ~. O'Clock. at Exchange Sales
room No III Broadway by order Of she executors Of
Matthew Morgan.
Tie Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company oorpcd for the third week in April:
lss4.........$4Ot58 10 663........: ~ 81 81
Observation-Disclosures. ls,li6 80
The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad Company for the week ending April u were
1889. 1864. -
Fret S224s1 "a 81 lg2 10 Inc. Ssef %
p.sscngcrs sg7g Ia 1880 ~ Inc.. 1851 a.
Mails. &c........ l.2tO W l.JcO " lhc''' " '"
Totsl.......sa4,iI6 90 s47lc2 80 I've. sl3.s4s u
Comparative earnings OF the Hannibal and
St joseph Rsilro.d for she second week Ia
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SUPERIOR COuRT-GEEERAL TYRx-brsn 7o-bsnf
Justices ROsgsrsoS, CARVE, and GCtrss
CHARTERISG vEsSELs FOR MEXICAN Go'AHAssE-
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Comparative earnings of the Hannibal AM
St joseph Railrosd for tbe second week Ia
April. So s27 20 April, lscl....sss s2 IS
increase. ................,.. S24. IS5 ~
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-srEcAL TsHs APRIL ,
Before jade BRADY.
DECISIONS
Pluncrean sgt. Duc-HotiOn granted with slt
cost, 20 defendant 10 abide even, Of me appeal
Nh. at Cady.See memorandum.
Before Judge CARpOzo.
HsGuire sxt. MeGuirs.--Report c.HsOt be confirmed
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This action was brought 10 recover for the
services Of Captain jenkins deceased Master OF the
bark Prtonishe defendant the well known lawyer Of this
city being the Of that vssss The defendant
dsvsss 6si ~ yeysss Which wa 70 AssAA ed bssb
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-04-28
78v RE6INENTs FROM IOWA.

WASH INGToN April 23--The President
has agreed TO accept from the Northwestern
States the service of one hundred thousand
volunteers fr period of one hnadred days
from the time of their~mdstering | into the
service, for the purpose of enabling the
veteran troops to be pushed forward and
achieve decisive results over the enemy in
the approaching campaign. With this aug
mehtation Of the army, it is confidently
believed the rebellion can. be substantially
crushed during the present season. sac
|sSI have promised the President ten reg
iments Of this new force, and earnestly
call upon the patriotic people of Iowa to
aid the, by Their active CO operation, in re
declining this promise. We can thus rem
Ter more essential service in Saving our.
glorious Union, and wrestling our land from
the horrors Of a pro'racted war.
10 The period Of service will be short, and
trust glorious in bringing with it the res
toration Of peace F''*o E'''' "~''''F
= Those who heretofore have been unable to
participate in the stirring scenes Of th'g war.
may now do SO honorably, and with but
little Inconvenience to themselves Fresh
laure,s are to be won, and additional hon u
achieved for our Stite. ''... o. ,%i.~.-s 10
Let us 90 to work in earnest in every
c,nnty Not moment should he lost.
Compa.ries, on their organization, may
chose their own officers; and great care will
he observed in the selection OF the field
officers for the same The same paw and
allowances as other troops. Companies
must report to The Adjntant- General, at.
Davenport, as fast as they are fined r.
The entire number must be raised within
twenty Gays, If possible; , a.
: Let not brave. young iowa row leopard
ize her fame bv falling behind her sister
States Of the Northwest. q
= ~. WIN. STONE, Governor. ...
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Robert Y. McGrew, PlG. r. s-txn

NOoeTt =. hcpTtHs fu Al - =
Deborah McGrew, Jane Brown. formerly Jane Nc.
Crew and Anna McGrew, Defendant, az F
be. eby notihedthat on or before The tenth dsy of
May, 1864, there will he on file in the flee OF the
Clerk Of the District COST of Wapeo County, Iowa,
petition of Robert +. McGrew, representing that
he and James McGrew, Rachael McGrew, Deborah
McGrew, Martha McGrew, Finley McGrew, Nathan
MeGrew, Jane Brown, formerly Jane Mc(irew0
Mary Cook, QormeIly Mary McGrew, y are the only
chi dren and heirs of Stephan McGrew, deceased.
and that Anna McGrew, whom petitioner prays may
be made party defendent, Is the surviving wi dow
of said Stephen McGrew deceased, and claiming
that the said Stephen McGfew, at the timeof his
dece&se was the owner Of cert ain Real Estate said
County aud State and in said petition pssicuiariy
described, viii oh by the laws of decent S6ecended
equally the said children ofthe said Stephen Nc.
Grew deceased, subject to the dover interest Of .
life esta Of the said widow Anna McGrew therein.
That since the death ofhs father petitioner hiss be-
come the cwner by purchase of the shares
OF Martha McGirew, Mary Cook aud Nathan Mc0rew
in said Lar dsthat petitioner IL therefore entitled
TO the undivided four ninth part of said In nds and
that defendants are each entitled to the equal und
vded ninth pant III ereota subject to the said
dover interest OF the said widow ard claiming that
said real estate be partioned among petitioner and
all Of said de PENDANTS according to their Interests,
and that refereesmay be appointed therefor Now
unless you appear thereto and defend before Of
the secopdday ofthe nextterm the District Court
day of 1864 default will be entered against on
and Judgment rendered thereon claimed by said
petition. - ie EDWARD H. STILES,
Atty. for Petitioner.
the above named defendant James McGrew 10 . non.
resident Of the State of Iowa. and that persona SER
vice cannot be made on him within the State, %
verify believe EDWARD n. eTlLE0
Ordered that the above notice be pubiised for four
consecutive weeks In the Ottumwx Courier, publish.
ed ut Ottumwa, Iowa. saelt's9i9t
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Martin Cbandle r, Eliza beth Chandler, Henry 8.

To Martin Chandle r, Eliza beth Chandler, Henry 8,
Harding and Elizabeth Harding
You are hereby notified tn at the petition OF janice
ID. Sturges, Buckingham StUges and James McCon-
nell, is now on file In the Office OF the Clerk Of tho
foreclosure of cert ain mortgage by you to
petitioners, dated May 10th, 1885, upon the follow
Ing described real estate, In Wapelo county, Iowa
wit: The half Of the northwest quarter the
west half of bhe north east quarter and the north.
quarter Of the ortheast quarter Of section sew
en-, township seventy-three range thirteen wet
Petitioners also claim jude4e against you Martin
Chandler and Henry s. Harding for six hundred an
seventy dollars and eighty five cents note given
by to petitioners, which said mort GAGE was Civ
en- to secure. And unless you all appear and make,
defense to said detiton before OF the Sec
ond day Of the next term, the District Court said
couBty, to he commenced on. the Both day OF Nav
1S6t, default will be taken against Won and judgment
rendered also decree Of foreclosure according to
PRAYER Of petitioners. NJ. j. WILLIAMS,
April I, 1S6i-3- tG iw Atty for petitioners
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Iowa state News.

ia Work on the "Valley Railroad has COM
menced in earnest at Ellyy,lle. The pub
lie nave a promise that the cars Will run to
Oskaloosa depot in 80 days. The depot at
s 0>kaloosa is about / | miles from the pub
v square. The road is to be pushed right
through to Des Moines. r
- Aperson, supposed to be o'H,ra, the
! leader of the Coles co, His, murders, was
arrested few days ago in Marion CO, this
State 9 g.1 fcs sEFa fE
Two Steamers. the Chippawa Falls, and
The Clipper, from Minness TIA, bound for
Idahoby way Of the Missouri River, passed
Keokuk on the 2lst. '''a Fl iafiii
The g. s. District Court. Judge Love
presiding, was to have commenced SEES
SION at Dubuque on the 10. .'-r'a
Subscriptions to the 1910 loan at the
First Nalnnal Bank at Keokuk. to the
amount Of $4,000 have been received.
The new recruits in the 10Th Regimen'
were mustered in at Keokuk on Monday
Toe regiment were TO leave yesterday morn
ing for st. Louis. - 40 .,,...
j. ID. Godney, an old citizen Of Lei
county, and member of the Board of Su
pervisors from iircen Bay Township, dice
vi his residence on tuesday week
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SHERIFFss- SALE.

BY virtue Of an Execution me dir4oted, Issued
by the Clerk OF the District Court ofw County
State Of Iowa, have levied upou and will expose
to public lie at the front door ofthe Court House.
In said County, the following described property to-
wit situated In said County and State: :
Lots four and i've In Block No. eleven, ny In Ran.
dial. and lngrams addition to Agency City. A7|6w
Said sale viii tax place on the 9Th day Of May
1854, between TIE hours ofS o'clock A. NJ. and .
O'Clock +. NJ, commencing at 10 o'clock An Tho
said property having been taken ut the suit 81
David sautbine vs.. Phebee Williamss and Jscksea
Williams, TO satisfy said Execution Twenty-Five dol.
lars and I'VE cents interest and costs. w =
shesin's Once, OttuMw Iowa, 4 pril 6th D1s
9-ie-2w s.,t ttn9c - -! q. AopERBY ,SasrfE