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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
<RGOOD FARM for SALE, &

TIME Subscriber offers to sell, at great bargain,
i his farm in Dresden Township Chickasaw ~
county, iowa Containing 800 of choice ani:.
land, well watered, all under fence, 200 broke,
100 ready for seeding in the spring two miles
and halt of good post aud rail fence, 40 of
good timber Five tsrties out of the eight water
ed with a running stream. There is large and new
failing spring the place The following diagram
will show the situation of the Farm:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

"SEE here, mister" said a lad who was
freed by dog, :'if you don't take that dog
away II! eat up al yoar apples
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
PLOUv.S! PLOUV.S!!

We would call the attention OF farmers to this
branch of our trade The st. Joseph Iron Company
at Mishi wGka. INDIANA Hre now mauutact uriug fer
rs Plows of very superior quality made from the
best of Steel selected timber, polished and finished
up in beautiful style. We are now iecpiving AID
shall keep fy sale good assortment Of the different
kinds. , : ...
.....s u. S. & Ii. RUHLE,
$50 r.# North Western Agents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
IDAHO!

r WILL sell very cheap for cash the City Hotel,
/ Waukon, Iowa All the Furnitur. will be sold
with the houe. Ample accommodations for SO guess.
Has good barn room for fifty horses. So Positi vay
great bargain. Sc Am going sure and will sell
any how. For particulars enquire OF
SUISSE Y. DUNLOP, at the House.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, BED
Bugs, Moths In Eurs, WOOlsies, &C.,
Insects OLA Plants, Fowls, Animals, Sc.
SONY infallihle remedies known"
Free from poisons."
'sNst dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats cone out OF their holes die"
~ Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
IN Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
80! +! BEWARE u! of all worthless limitations.
~ See that 'Cotars" name is en- each Box Bott lie
and Flask, before you buy.
- Address HENRY II. COSrAR, Principal Depot,
No. 4S3 Broadway, N. Y.
xrSeld by BENTON BROS. Il CO.,
379mo McGresor, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
WINDOW SHADES


One hun ired teams haul -four to Nonons OF
Nc1regor. WM. LARRSBEE.,
Clermont, March 81, "a. 2SSte
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
Two.Wheclcd Mower At
tao hlllent.

BY the use OF Al few bolts tho reaper platform Is
taken of, an additional large ground wheel is put on
and steel flexible cutter bar attached which IN axes
two-wheeied mower UNSURPASSED or equaed by any
mower now before the public. We claim tor this com
bned machine superiority over all hers, from the
fact Ut its being . splendid wheeled reaper and
two-wheeled mower. Farmers invited to call and
| examine them before going elsewhere.
S. 4 Ii. RUBLE,
North w estern Agents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

TIE TEST OF SCrENcE-A close analysis
Of the celebrated Chemical SaleratuS, made
by De Land Il Co, at Farport, Monroe
County, N. Y, will show that it contains
no matter deleterious to health, and when
used in the quantities prescribed will pro.
duce the most wholesome and NITROUS
bread. 1t is put in red papers, and sold
by the popular grocers everywhere.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
Celebrated Cast Cast.SteGl Flows

Also and tooth Cultivators, with Wheel without
wheel aud on wheels Revolving Golfers, Mouldboard
Corn Piows, single. double and triple shovel PowS,
and the celebrated wisconsin Horseshoe. Also every
vsriety Of smaller farming tools including Gram era
dies. uorSe Rakes Fan Mill, Grind Stones, Scythes,
Forks, shovel Hoes Spades, Axes and Chains. We
have also the celebrated
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

81 NOtice.-.Episcopal Service every Sunday
o'cl OK P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church,
opposite the Brick School House. Rev W. F. LLOYD,
pastor 269
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

O1tS tWWC OV OCCCCs
STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTLESS.
Ephram Dali,
A. NJ. McCarty and May Term, 1864.
joel NcCarty.
TO 4. N. Mccarty and Joel uecarty. Def'ts.
VOU are hereby notified that there is now en- file
IL in the Clerks Office OF the District Court OF
Clayton county, Iowa, a petition by said plaintiff
Ephram Bali, claiming OF you the su,a OF ninety
seven and lSl00 dollars and int crest from the 18th
day OF January, 1854, as money justly due him on
certain promssory notes and asking writ Of
tachmen against your property and that unless you
appear thereto aud defend before OF the second
day OF the next term Of said court, commencing on
the 10th day Of May, 1854. default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon.
,o~~ Dated this lith day OF March, 81.
soc Kevenue NOBLE Il BECkWIrH,
stamp. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Original Notice.

AsooCAS AooeVhS,
vs..
VIM. NJ. McNoll,
VIM. Smith,
q. g. hawthorn,
Harriet Border,
Gertrude Borde-,
George Bor der, children Of
g. g. Border, deceased.
Mrs. - Border, wife Of g.
q. Border, deceased.
J. W. Hull l. Co..
Samuel Light, Guardian
Of rhos. Chapman,
Godfrey Prior,
Chas. Ruffer, Assignee, ne.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
Florence Sewing Machine.

Enough of everything to supply the wants Of the
Farmers OF Fayette Co. in our line of goods.
Our arrangements with manutact urers such
that cannot be undersold west Of the Mississippi
River. Fair dealing Is on, motto.
1874 GOODRICH & ARMSTRONG.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
WOODS Is the owl
THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL ONE,

Have mrde arrangements to attach il to this machine
WIN TINS addition IL Is universally conceded BY ais
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

Music.---Mrs. Clara H. Scott is now prepared to
give instructions on the Piano Forte, at her rooms
over Scott l. Brothers store. Terms, twelve dollars
per quarter. $50
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LOCAL NEWS.
kEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

A DLpof PoR REBEL PRnOsEns Is NV
Y0RK-L ,PsY NrusERs TO Bs CoNyiSrD oN Has
IsLASD-uoT rnrr ARE TO EE GuAup -, EfG..-.
New York hiss been made additional NcitheIn
depot Tor tho conhuement Of rebel prisoners md
the Government proposes to increase our populs-
ton by the addition Of perhrps twenty thoisa4d OF
the ''chivalry." T,e camp ior this purpose VIII
be located Oh Hlrt's Island, in the East River. and
the sccomInol lst.ons 10, the pr sonerA which arr
now being msdo uuacr tho slpormtendence or
General Van Vlle,, rni;el SAT-, QiastermaAter.
will be Of the most ample Gon.rpuon. and con-
str,ctod with reference tocomfort and safety. Tho
eastern end n the ISLAND will he devoted exclusive
" TO the purpose indicated. The prisoners are To
occupy . long barracks, extending around tho
end Of the island, which will 10 enclosed
within fence twelve feet high. On tho
outside Of his fence, closs to The vs.a line.
an elevated platform sor the use Of the sentriss
viii completely sncircle the camp In silGon to
this the most complete arrangements srs max NJ
n prevent possible escape. The only commun'r'-'
ton With the camp viii bs over = lo~ rsrt Of
'CoNtw1>t On IsG ps0s.l
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From Missouri.


81. Louis No, Oct. s.--oficisl dvicss say ths,
osage River, st Castle Rock. to-day, bu, WAS pre-
vented by force nf our troops stationed on tho
opposite side, between whom and tho rebels hghi.
ing hsd occurred, but with what result 10 not
known The recent rains have swollen ths Usage
River, and Price will probably Try and croas st
some point higher up. Reports thst several hun
tred rebel cavalry crossed the Missouri River into
Montgomery county, are unfoundcd. Gen. Mower
has arrived In good uirn at . convenient point.
His vcunebts will soon be announced 10 The enc-
my by himself
sLcosp DISPATCH.
ST. Losis, Oct 1T IA now sscertAined tb bst tho
bridge over the GsSconsde River, twentv-eight
miles this nde of o-age, mas nlso been burned by
the rebels Cole Crock bridge has also boon de-
Mroyod by them, with thirty cars aud twenty To-
curuotives.
rbIRp riMATCu
washsngton, Oct THE postmaster st Quincy.
H., has telegrsphed to tho Pie, Oasce Dcpu,meu.
that the Hannibal and Al. Jo snqh RAilrrsd recently
iniurcd by rete, raid. m. tcen repaired and the
mails from Me latter place hsv- been received his
Office, and the mails for tho West forv Nrdod. No
mails have bscn lost going o. coming.
roUrIR DIsrAros.
81. Lous, Oct. The enemy appeared trfors
jefferson City to-day, brn IN whsa numt~rs or
whether bsnie has been fought cxnot hs itvned
At headquarters tonight.
MAJOR Wilson, OF the - NJ souri, Cavalry, and
M Of his men. cspsupd st P.o. Knoh having
bern turned over for execution to the noto.
rious guerrilla Tom Reeves, cr alleged kin
ing some Of his men in Arkansas soms
time ago, General Ro,ecrans has ordered
retel MAJOR and 81 pr,vstes " be sent IN irons %
Alton prison, to bo kept In solitary continents
I'LL the fs.e o. Msjer Wilson is known The rebels
are to receive the ia;ne treatment Wilson's men re-
GIVE
The damage TO ths Pacific Railroad In no, known,
but is ought 10 be about $500, 900 and lo~ Of
business ill the.rosd rs repaired.
tBy kaI.l
The Missouri RXprBlIoAl, Oct. 5th. publ the
following:
We have what we consider relisble information,
which suthoizes US in stating 1t ~ probable thai
the force with VIII ch Price entered the State did moi
exceed 1Aoeo men. 8 nee hia deP.itnre from
Plot Knot, tho main column, Under Price, moy ed
In the centre. TIE balance were divided into ,t,
c. nmands O! Marnsduke and shelby, the f,nIner
Of whom had 1900, aud the latter l,5OO. etrby,
~ heretofore stated, moved by the more northery
Of the three routes taken; and 10 was probably =
| from his column that small rs'dinp pariie~ wert
, sent ont, doing such damage along the South
west Brunch md tbe main line Is have Leon
probable ,hi sii the columns bsd united in the
ncighbovhood of the Southw est Branch. Price bal
, picked up chiefly ss conscFpis forced into his
army, number u rccriiis supposed 70 a'o unit y
1920 or 5000, though nothing ia certain on this
|
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General Intelligence.
~ Mssl 10 hs Esv Ysvk Ss~.,

xas. LrSooLS is shout n yrn In o representa-
tive recruit. ffr,- VIII make Tie uhrd represents
tive from tne White H"use.
The rebel prisoners recently tatei nv sberidan,
gladly exchanged forsy dollars Of their money for
,wensy oerA q 81 wriscs home . member al
one 'f our regiments
TINS Government con,inuc~ ~ Official relations
with the Old uovernmrrt OF Mexico, and the Prosi-
dent has recenuv cos,nizcd Jose 8sters Prieio
Consul II that RcpublA ~ tbs Port OF Ban Frsn
cisco.
Sow kind friend n the c,iitor has vvcn him .
nd ng- whip. He intimaies that nothing but .
ss'kile. hrioAc ald horse, and FIRE Use o! barn
and fodder. ia wHntJ 10 make his turn out and bis
bsppinas complete
MAssAon, .ylrs soldiers in the field will not lie
able " vote for President. The amendment 70 The
Constitution authorizing ,ohiiors 70 vote must 10
pApsed upon by tho neIt Legislature and the yeo-
plo before II Ia siopTd.
" srr-ars from an oticia, statement received
81 The Navy ifPartment to-day. that the North
Atlantic Blocksdina Squadron has nom August
Let, iss3 ,o October Ia. n Ii" present wear, cap
ture'i or destroyed aNy vesscls Most Of these
were first class blockade runners.
CIV HwrNG, nov % conspicuous fr his rn''Wt-
ry in Missouri. was student In Browns univsr-
s,ty, from %2 " 90 lie Is spn of Hon. Thos.
Ewing. n 0ho Tic sas esectcd Chief Jusi,e of
ID. Supreme Court Of Ksns.s, shout the time The
war broke ont.
TnI Delaware River aud Lake Enc sre now uni
sed hy IAiros ~" lnsftfass ~an auy sse
orMed ny ra,fo1 e1cntnor ron fhuadsIShs
" rro on " en"renay "o': ourus, nen ~ ~ ~ '
fAtserson Cs' rshereon- SuoGe ssfone' c tse
supreme Coirr ana JWTs oefonu were among 'ne
invn'h ss"sh'
Turnx arc now in s,rcoessil oprxaton IN Tali-
more nvc mannsntorNs oi Substitutes for coffee
doing m extensive business. From statistics OBJ
tsined ut the invna revsnue ofhce Il ap,sars that
ths aggregate production of these esiabishn snts
for the Quarter ending June 81, 1864, was 3Tb,6Sn
pounds. which paid he government Of the rsA a
| ihres mills per pound, . tag Of &l,VN.
po,,r, ,,,n ,,.,o, MAD in corn.c,,c,. =, sl.c
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Reporsp fyem S'haYva y oos "a,

Chattanooga, Oct The rebels have d Ap-
peared from Aiatoona. Our victory there wss com
pless. The rebel surgeons surrendered their
hospitals INTO hands with from 40 10 800 rebels
wounded. General Crcss was slightly wounded in
sbe check also Col Ellcs. Of the ah Nnnesota, in
the thigh. An spsire division attacked Ala.ounA
under French. Lieut.. Ams,en, 18th Wis. Battery.
lost . lrg.
General bradley teleQrsphed frcm bridgeport
tSs the g,intnat General Thomss b 81 arrived fro M
Decatur, Ala. With ncws thai forrssi's train hsd
been captured, and our forces are between him and
the shoals and ne vas falling back towards the
river
RepsFts from Tennessee.
.Noshr,tle, Tenn. Sept In the c. ~ near
hssoons on the bth inst. our forces completely
,Anquished the rebels who re,rcs,ed prccipi,ase-
ly. leaving IN our hand, between 100 and bu
KILLED and wounded skirnishing occurred all
day yesterday at shoal Creck. between the Feie-
ra. force Of Gen. Morgan, and . rebel force under
Puford. Five prisoners captured by Gen. stsfk-
~eaiher's command near Pulsst,, rcyort Forrest
On yout% FOX Florence from Lawrcnceburg. A
later ospstch reports . large Federal force near
Florence. AMI . bss,ls 10 momen,ar''y expected.
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News Items.
~ f.1s-spA o ~ Yss Ys,i Seal

GN BAsks hal On interview with the Pre-iden,
yesterday.
fn subscriptions 10 the sevcn thirty loan for the
psa two days ss reIprted so the Treasury Depart
menL smount To si.ios,ooo.
MScnI;rsvrAL DoYLE, the Governor. General Of
Novs Sofia dinsd with the Secretary OF Hate on
rhursisy, AMI, among other courtesies, the mih.
tsry suthosilses have ssied him fschtics for vis-
stins the comps snd hospitals in Mis- vicinity.
PoerTivs Information hss bcen received by the
Alexandra tvs.) JorsnAL shaa hcsby hiss o. far
recovered from his recsU wound ~ 70 be able W
again tske the ssldsc. says; Certain II In THAI
he y onco more 10 The saddle, AMI ID may not 10
many days bcforo there will bc . renewal cf guer-
nils deprc,la..ons IN ,he sdjoinina counties"
SPECIAL agents have bcen appointed for the rur-
chsss :" cotton Government account. the object
bcins 70 encourage the sending 10 market tho crops
m Nc territory under robc rule. The regulations
q Ne Treasury Department will he enforced in
onJmeiicn with ahs military sushorty. The spl-
lowing are The names Of the sgent Geo. Eno-
~. Of New York. n Memphis; o. ". Cutler, o<
Missouri, ~ Nav Orleans, ssd Green Adams, af
Kentucky, ~ Nashville
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Important from Indiana.

ADNbsr AiIpsed rreasspahse Orssnsna.
uou -Beeapc Of nedd, "Csnnaader Of
she Sons of Ipoersy.s
fnd'o~spo,ia ee' The military authorities
have sresaci J. ). Pn.hsu, ehsor II tse ssS-i.
NH. Rursc, HcHron an eS-osaonei ~ an Indiana
rcsia,sni- Andrew J. Humphreys snj l.. r. Mirn.
s~n. chsvcd with hs1nx eoonrSed With ,r~..cn-
shse organization. The evidence N thr oAsc q, II
II nrdd. 'y'rasd Ccmmsaisr Of the Sons of Lib.
erty," now on TIA, hforr the Military Conmis.
sion, disclcres startling facts relative u the
purp'sr Of this orvsnixA.on throughout the North
west. Dcdd snecsri his e~rsl- from the third story
Of ,he rrisnn this mrutpg, s o'clock, BY means
Of rope Furnished by his ftiesds ou,Sdc.
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Pehel Accounts Of Grants Movement
IMPORTANT fROM lNOlhNh.
Ot u ARMIES.


"a, n>,.,,,n.n, u,.I,n,,,, o,,oh. ,
"" "' "
'7'N SN-Nn ~'
eA'.oDe1 v - '''' ~ 'H'i'n'n was 'AAins nsA
P'''s' ''' ''u''"u "u"''A""'S "o', ''o i"c'
'iNi sNHs AfNu'' '"'ni' "'i""'" "e'''
"'' .ie"' ~" .''' '"'N'"'o"s H'' oNi'V's
W. - '"o'-"e ".> 'oh'
- ' ''''p' :" "s ui'a"'
''''' o'' ',"'' ".''o u' ""h'
. - N'A 'ro 'n'''
W. u''D ~ '"' '"'m'!
~ - '"' we" h"i
A.. -. ~
-
"usht oy our forces ohdcr u'neraI french' IN
which the retels were driven from the dc,d with
hc.v, los. le,vir, the,r dc,I and i.5 Il, ,,
- 49, -,
hands D2tAlS are given IN the following dispatch
from Gene,sl Thomas.
k,,brJ,. Ten, In n N n, g H.
-, a, -. ~ '
Sdn'" M Stdnfon' secretary c' ~dr;-The fol-
loving telegram is JUS, received FROM ChNu.
n,o,.
cor,r,, s--,,t ,bo ioo ,.,o ,.,,..d.r a., Ia.
kiexrsphs that the encmy retrested last evening
rom Als'oons moging IN the direc'on OF Dallas,
Sa'lns 9ls d.ai snt ioar I" SA hullr.u ~onnded
~ our hsnns uur s, wsa ancut one huodred
S4i!i an, t"o huhItei Nona'~'' Ihe EesGs
.'shs WI re so,r =. run - hf ~ Ahatoona' gong
nv way oi 'ev' aud and dalton
Nothing further has teen heard from Shernla an
.,n. ~. 5.,.,.,, . -,,.,,i,, i,,, Az. -. :.
n. ,,cr,,, towards n,,,,. ird,c,,o. ,,., =.
clos. =, ,h.,, roo, ,.., Au.,,o,.
Nav, f,o,, co,,-ols p.,,,.o,,, - w..hhu
a.r b,,, r,.D,,,. ,h.,. ,,or a.. r,.,i,, -
..,,iI, =. A.. e.,t,,,,, =, ,.o ,o.A. .,n -,
W. hs-.h.d ,.srr .,d ,o,t,,,,ar. q, ~.
,.., 6v.d.v. rcrd,,, No ,t. road. and .,.,n.
.,.-.-.,.,,o Ib,v. ,,., ,cco,,o, a.. ,o,,o,.
= c., c--,... =,
a, s.,
-, ,
river. lie reports that two rc els were captured
kes'siLY lo,oy We soy 'AA ny ~ Ls"'~hs. ours z
sdysnee was sl:.rmishng sith The enemy dis
morning on skive Greek, he being unable 10 cross
Se droes on ao''nn, oi n.gp wa'ef, ho hopss 70
vii rush them qiu f,-,her or. The Aisbaua rail-
sosd win NJ rcpa'ro '-ou here to Pulaski IN one
wees "h'sI IL ihoAAs' mai "ah'
Aho'ner anu uno''''l uu'pf"A ieY'''a N h''
. low
Teegrsph rern'rHd !" Al':a'pa to-day Ins
6co s,,o,,e a,d r,ss.,n, ~
leaving his killed and wounded in our hands y
We number OF LOCO Wade we lost only 200. The
nyo' r -, s.,-,,n at Fo,,e,, co,,cys bms can
turci Z e trai- :. .sialou. and ttat the gunboaL
prevent tie retreat 2eioa9 nc tennessee
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AFrtyal Of the AruA o.

The Government trsnspor Ara1o urved d this
port fran Charleston and Port Roy al yesterday
This yctsffhrpga among her passing ers hres pa
rolled omcas~as. J. Il. Plata 1. cuts. BsnOh-
ard and fnompsonEwho were tr.nss Ired to our
lines s&Ch arleston, o. The I'd inss. Brig. Con
sszsou, wss relieved RON she.conmAnt Of Norris
Ishhd ontss saas dsy, sad wss snpe lanssd BY
Brsg ''Ssnl. scsnpaa. An sxohsngs Of . hw pr.-
son~vshsd ossunsd q Charleston. undo, 4, eas Of
u'ics ,'rutudiNS several PsdsvAJ sursson,
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GENERAL GRANT.
pSussi~u e Oup Fssrea. Esr.

vssASngto~- Oct. The insel.i sene- received
from she Amy Of the P,torse to-day, Is ,hsA uu.
usual quiet prevailed during wednesiay n,sh, and
yesterday morning up to 10 o'clock. whom the rnAil
bcaa icn City Point. Our forces are within sound
and asht Of the south side railroad. and in strong
position, capable, 1t is sad, Of resisting any rs'cl
sRunh
Forfre" son-oe, Oct q, By the rag Of Bdlti.
Moro, Oct ,.-Or,icr- have bcen issued to-day pro-
hititins civilians from passing MP james RIVER
from this point The new iron-elsi kahop~c from
New York arrived this afternoon.
Grant going % Washisstos.
Fortress Monroe, Oct 6.-Gcnersl Grnnt arrived
this even ng from the front en- route " wssAing.
ton.
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every hank q -, inp~tnrrc WIS able to pay ,'i
ne cnsoss rry@on'cf nnd although husincss wS
light u vss ss~dy siri puic,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
Guardians Sale.

NJ Office Is hereby given that, by virtue of
IN authority and license TO me granted by
the Probate Court of Ottawa county and State
of Michigan, bearing date June 20, 1864, tshall
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, mt
the store of Galen Eastman, Esq, at Eastman
vile, in said county of Ottawa, on Saturday, the
third day Of September next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon, all the right, title and interest of
Walter Eastman and Frederick Eastman, in and
to certain real estate situated in said county Of
Ottawa and described as follows, to wit:
Block 10, excepting lots s, Q, 10, III, ID, is,
10, 20, 81, %, 49, "a, 25, 26, q, rs and 20, vii
lage of Eastmanvile; the south east quarter OF
the southwest quarter of section thirty-four
(34) in town eight (8) north of range fourteen
(l4) west, containing forty acres of land, more
or less the west part Of the northeast quarter
of section twenty-on en- in town eight (8)
north of range fourteen (l4) west, lying
south of the Detroit & Milwaukee Railway,
containing fifty-seven acres Of land, more or less
the west half and the southeast quarter of the
south east quarter Of section twenty one (2l) in
town eight (8) north of range fourteen (l4) west,
containing one hundred and twenty acres of
land, more or less; the undivided half Of the
south least quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-eight (2S) in town eight (S) north
of range fourteen (l4) west, containing twenty
acres Of land, more or less the southwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section thirty
three (33) in town eight(S) north of range four
teen (l4) west. containing forty acres of land,
more or less the southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section twenty COY in town eight
(s) north Of range fourteen (14) west, contain
ing forty acres of land, more or less; the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter of section
nine 10y in town seven ~ north of range
thirteen l3) west containing forty acres of land,
more or less, Dated, Eastmanville, July IL,
1854. GEORGE EASTMAN,
Guardian of Walter Eastman and
272w71 Frederick Eastman, minors.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mortgage Sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the condi-
IL tions of certain Mortgage, executed by
John Boer aud Lammigje, his wife, OF Ottawa
county Michigan, to Henry A. Whitman, OF
Hartford, Connecticut dated the 18th day of No
vember, A. ID. 1861, and recorded the eight
zenith Of the same month, in the office of the
Register Of Deeds for the county of Ottawa, in
the State Of Michigan, In liber Of Mortgages,
on pages 324 and 325, upon which Mortgage
there is claimed TO be due, at the date Of this
notice, the sum of three hundred and four dol
lars and seventy-three cents, and no suit or pro-
ceedings at law having been instituted to recover
any part thereof notice is therefore hereby given
that on Wednesday, the 10th day of November
next, at twelve o'clock, noon, shall sell at pub
lie auction, 20 the highest bidder, (sale to take
place at the front door of the Ottawa County
Circuit Court House, in the village of Grand
HAVEN the premises contained in such Mort
gage, Tor SO much thereof as shall be necessary
TO satisfy the amount due on such Mortgage,
with seven per cent. interest, and legal costs,
together with an Attorney fee of fifty dollars,
covenanted for therein that is to say, the fol-
lowing piece or parcel of land situate in Ottawa
county, Michigan, viz: The west half of the
northwest quarter and the north east quarter oil
the north west quarter Of section thirty-three
1887, also the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton thrty-hve 1851, all in town five north OF
range fourteen west; also piece of land des-
cribed as follows, beginning at the southeast
corner of section twenty-seven, town five north
of range fourteen west and running thence along
the south line of said section twenty rods
due west, thence fifteen rods due north, thence
twenty-seven rods due east, thence fifteen rods
due south to the place of beginning, containing
two and ifty-three One-hundredths acres. Dat
ed at Detroit, August o. 1864.
277wl31 HENRY A. WHITMAN, Mortgage
WIN. J. WATERMAN, Atty for Mortgage.