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Col. A. f Garrett Of Overton, one Of
tlfs candidates for Congress in the
thlsd District, announced at Cookeville,
Putnam county, on the 9th inst, that
he had withdrawn from the canvas, and
was no longer candidate. His con
stituents desire his services in the Leg
islature, Of whieh be is member,
next isll.
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Mr.. J. r Hood, candidate for Con
gress in the third District, arrived in
this city yesterday. In company with
Col stokes. be has been canvassing the
District and Informs us that their ap-
pointments have been numerously At
tended Their next appointment is at
Alexandria, in Dekalb.
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"a, seerelary d Sc.

The Columbus Enquirer calls atten-
ton to the fact that nearly all the coun-
ties in Georgia on the line of the rail
roads, or so convenient thereto as 70 be
quickly heard from, have held meetings
and expressed their readiness to recog-
nize and submit to the authority of the
United States. The proceedings of
fully forty countiee have been made
public, and most of them are the large
and populous counties of the State.
The probability Is that meetings have
already been held in nearly every
county in the State, but that their pro-
ceedings have not yet been received
because of the lack of mail commune
cation.
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A delegation of Virginians waited
upon the President last week and be
sought him TO alter the $4,000 clause
in hia proclamation. He desired a
larger sum to be substituted. Benevo-
lenee, and notking else, was the motive
that governed these wealthy sons of
the "old Dominion" in making the sug-
gestion. They did not succeed in hood
winking 'our Andy" he understands
that class Of persons thoroughly. His
three years as Military Governor Of
Tennessee furnished him key TO their
hyeroglyphics, and he can read them IS
if they were legible plea
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est calsmity that could have befallen the
country, and the greatest calamity 70 the
cause Of civil liberty throughout the world.
The true patriot dnds his greatest enjoy
ment in tbs noble and pleasing reflection,
that his government is TO live with en- hon
ored name, 20 shed its blessings on millions
through future centuries. And as good gov
ernmenis are things Of growth, improved by
the lights Of experience snd evea by revo-
lutions, let US hope-sad disastrous as this
revolution has been---that the LESSONS il has
taught US will not be destitute Of value
The business Of improving our govern
ment, if it should be found 70 need II, and
Of promoting reconciliation between the
northern aud southern people are now prom
insnt duties before as, so thst we may here
after live in the more secure and perfect en-
ioyment Of the great pstrimony left us by
or fathers, and so that those who are to
come after Us may long enjoy in their fullest
functions the inestimable blessings Of civil
Liberty, the best birthright and noblest in
heritsnee Of mankind.
Done at the city Of Jackson, on the first
day Of July, A. d. 1865.
IL. s. ". L. SHARKEY,
BY the Governor.
JAMES r. YEEaER, Secretary Of State.
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The Cincinnati Enquii er says the free
negroes Of Kentucky are removing By
thousands TO Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Well, why should they no2 Do not
the extremists of these States promise
them political equAlity7 All men like
TO better their condition.
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WEDNESDAY. July z. 1866.

The publication Of a new spsper en-
titled THE Southern Advocate" was
resumed on the 5th inst, at Huntsville,
Ala, by VIM. B Figures, Esq. The
first number is before us. Its selections
are generally judiciOus, and its editori-
sis able and patriotic. The Advocate
accepts the results Of the war, and ad-
vises the people of Alabama to do the
same, and conform their social and po-
litical affairs TO them. 1t urges al
classes of citizens to-not coming under
the exceptions Of the Presidents Proc
lamation of Amnesty-to take the oath
in good faith, and 80 yield the govern
mens hearty support. Il tells them
that slavery Is dead, that they must
recognise the fact, and treat the negro
as q freeman. This is the proper course.
Indeed, there is no other course which
can be pursued with safety. There
may be those in North Alabama who
still have hopes that slavery viii again
be domestic Institution of their State;
aud, therefore, regard with feelings Of
repugnance the Well-meant and honest
counsel of the Advocate There are
men Of this class in all the Southern
States. They have learnt nothing from
the bitter experience OF the past, and
have yet to be instructed in duties pal
pable 10 the sight Of all who are not
blinded.by strange infatuation- We
tell all such that they might as well
make up their minds at once to see
things as they are-to recognize the
great fact thst slavery can no more ex-
ist under the Government of the United
States. There is no choice left them
now, in respect to the institution Of
slavery. They must accept Freedom as
the condition Of all men in the South,
as in the North, whether they ike the
change or not, and make the best Of it
The strong arm Of the government
backed by its inYincible military power
viii see that they do SO. If they can
not reconcile it with their ideas of jus
tice and propriety to adapt themselves
to the altered status Of the negro, they
ought 10 prepare at once TO seek thu
protection of some other government
which tolerates slavery. There is Cub
and Brazil Either Of these will re
ceive them with open arms.
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A young man named VIM. Parker
was murdered recently in Kinds ooun-
y, Mas, al the residence Of Col. VIM.
Richardson, by a former guerrilla
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Gov. shaTksy, of Misa has appointed
James E Yerger, Secretary Of State
and W. L sbarkey, Jr, Aid-de-Camp
Col Jones S. Hamilton is acting as the
Governors Private Secretary
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In this city on the IRONING of the llth inst,
MAGGIE HURT, eldest daughter Of F. o. HUT,
sged 10 years.
The friends ani acouaintanees are inYlt d to at
tend the funeral, this sfterDooA al o'clock, from
the family residence, on the Lebanon Turnpike.
Divine service by the Rev Dr. sawrie
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"Mr. johnson" says the Chicago Re
publican. conscious of the rectitude
of his motives, secure in the knowledge
that he is acting solely for the public
good, and to bring order out Of rebel
lion, and establish Peace where War
has so long prevailed, will not be driven
from what he feels and knows to be
right, by the clamors and threats Of
narrow-minded faction; but relying, as
he has ever done, and without dissp-
poiniment, upon the intelligence end
patriotism of the people, he will ap-
peal TO them for that support, that aid,
that encouragement. which are neces,
sary in order 10 enable him to give
that peace 10 the country which should
follow the cessation Of war.
Fighting has stopped; not an armed
man is there in the whole broad land
denying or disputing the authority OF
the government, and why can we not
have peace and Union? Why delay a
day or an hour the reassembling under
the old flag of all the States, each vie
log with the other in devotion to the
Union, and each cooperating with the
other in developing and extending that
vast system of industry upon which the
prosperity of the whole country de
ponds. Shall the party which struggled
50 nobly and 50 successfully 10 conquer
q peace, now postpone it1 Shall the
discOmfitted and helpless, conquered
and beaten rebels at the South, take
new courage by the divisions of the
Federal Congress Shall Breckinridg g
in his exile be permitted to point for
iegn courts 10 the fact that the success
of our arms has wrought ruin to oui
councils, and that the Vietors of tbs
Union refuse to live under the ole
Union in peace, and that faction hai
gained such supremacy that it will re
ject the peace which our arms hav,
won, and make the Union a scene o.
discord, strife and fierce contention. lie
the people decide whether factor
should rule, or whether The Presiden
shall besustained in establishing peace
without the least unnecessary delay.
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THE ADAMS IMPRESS COMPANY, !
NAAyIlLE, July 18th, 1885.
500 ReKaFd-.-LOst.

ON Wednesday July Efh inst, BLACK In
" AMELaD NAlIsE, 22ssl4 inches, n two
lecis, ana tao fastenngs 90 tie ends, cont lining
Oiothing and fine underwear; slso seyers notes 10
me alnonni cf gl,aS0. and bill for eclle tor for
\ leroy. She .ftve reward vii be PAID II le { 81
me Adams Expsess Ciice IL this city
v. ROSE.
Diz " AgenfExpress 90.
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Special Notice.

n ANYWAY. lon the morning Of tbs 9h INST /.
liz, FOUR HORSES belonging to Post Hospital,
iau away from ths stible.
Two Bay Hors. >, having Their names shsve
close to their wethers, about l6 hands high; one
with spot on his face
One small Gray Mare with saddle-sore upou h I
back The three above are marked q. s.
One small Roam Mare with long cut or = 'eti
thigh; also cut in her fJrehesdi foretop ltni
tai
ANY one fading the above viii suitably re-
warded By leaving word at Post Hef pitsl.
GEO. v. BRUCE,
Surg In i I'd Ind. Vo J.,
lyll-3te In chsrgt Post b ,sSital
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Funeral Notiee.

TIE Funeral Of The lste MARIA KIRRMAN. in
FAINT daughter Of Rev. W. C. and K. h. Harlow, will
take PLACE at Christ Church, this morning at 10
O'clock.
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The Shreveport News says crops in
that section Of Louisiana are looking
well.
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Auction Sale.

OF HOUSEHOLD ANC KITCHEN FURNI
I J TURE, at the resi- a. e Of T. ". Murray, no.
81 Cedrr street, between Cherry and summer
streets, on THURSDAY MORNING, the 18Th inst !,
commencing at l0O'cock, c0nsistins IN part to-Wit
Bureaus, Warirobes. Be5s,eads, Chairs, Tables,
Sofas, Mattresses, Feather Beds and BEDDING, Ca
pets snd OH Cloths, two fne Extension Dining a
lies ana fine lot OF Table Ware, ons Cottage Set
complete, and one fine octave Rose WOOD Pane
This sale will afford hopseksepers an oppoItunt
Is repienish
Rs- SALE POSITIVE.
iyll-st DOLIN 4 BARNES.
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IlIEIl

The 4th of July was duly celebrated
at Macon, Ga.
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sale 70 commence at 10 c'elrcx a. m, and cor
True ron Gay 10 dsY until the les h disposed o.
fheea snlmsls are sold FOR no fault, but because
no longer required By the Government. They
have endureu the hard HRS : I m litAry service,
and are still SOUND and sERv1CEABlE.
To Ferso1s desarous Of tRpplyng themselves
with good Horses At low rates IN sale vii pre-
sen. a most exeAlleI.t opportunity.
] viii also sell Al pubic auction a lot OF Crn-
demoed Government Horses. on each Frifag d1i-
riEg &c asaHfh q hllg. sa IS 70 commerce 81 Il
O'Clock =.
Il. N. SMITH,
jnlye-st Capt. and A. z. N.
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Tennessee and AIabams BALI
Rosd Meelings

THE next Annual Mesng o NE 80 49, pIsss n
tA,ii az iITiesfay the Ist DAY 81 august tsss.
nm sfisndsacs is desired. ms Aoln J \. .s''
n 'A'' Prank HARDkMAAs sse'y ife-s.
ie2s-lm
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Lamp Lighter Wanted.

A SOBER MAN can get a good situation. Ap
n ply 81 No. n Caureh street.
J. Il. KENDRICK,
lyl2-u Secretary Gas Co.
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vqe. UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
- or
DOCTOR McGlLL,
BOTANIC PHTSECiAE,
IL THE TREATldENg ~ DiaEA5Ks
GsoWNIh5 HfM WITH SUCCESS iA
OTHER STATES, Al ~ ii lA
NASHVILLE, TEAnEfsEE.

For further information in regard %
the skillful success in the treatment o.
diseases, the reader is referred to SRI
KS THERAPEUTIos and MArERIA MEDIcl
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United State
where YOU will find DR.. McGilfs nan
standing parallel with the best medic
men Of the age in the treatment Of dB
eases Of women. For all diseases in tbs
advertisement, satisfaction is guaEaa'
teed. With my general practice 4 tFsa'
Lac following
Chronic C0ol
vftb s.fisf,cbon. Rhsulnatam, AHaehoHs q .li
Lungs; Diseases q ne mr. 2, S e.-cS@ srs,e
Disoases Of the Heart and Liver n.ill =. u \.
fbe storraeh. Neuralgia, Kings hNil OF acIql.-
Deaf.oas. Diseases Of the Eyo1i Deu.A--ia1 z.
toms, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion ana .ill. N
tcgetnef With al Private Dtseases p
diseases Of the Urinary OrE'il"
70 th5 Ladies'
An asfsefioas of ths WOMB rgated WIN sloll'
Tho-s.fafraG Leties Who naye uean - 49,
uafe % uliacarry Or prove soofaonI can - 49,.
70 their llll TINS q iound PrsRaAaAi ~ s'i--
eall- .s.s
Toung Married Ladles anoeo ma13E-nae > =.
Zen u5f 10 ring forth In due saa1oz, rerioell,-
God has 8aid yol should multiply ana fepls95..-- !.
l.s d yoar desire Jon ean eonsa Z. nc 80 -.
ietter or 10 parHon. No laiy over thiftJ-hs -
N sc reed mako apphcai0u- AuoommunlcAl-'
b. Letter or person strictly eonaaena-a-
Hight Emissions Cared.
Young Mar, stsp bofors you hlrihaT 80. y
Sieaasss euheet % Mzn there o. 10 oiaoaaa 20 -
70 core 81 NIzht Emissions, and physielaA4 =
rearce fhal understood tfeetEg it and 20 Toa =
ny tlil have cured dozens IN IBIS CITY 80 -eaL
IN dihsrsrl 5islas, VIC have spent aQtaf all3i
lar. and are noig vel cured b. me. am d4iJ p
eeiqing iosf1Is and sending meslci1a io al- fal-,
he country. IN Eofd, ai thai are al.a.s-
sny way, sad VII 8 ys me a call VII Nis ~
800, ~ an ~ ia tss1sas raulouasl ta ~
yersissrTent. ina /, u of fsfssascas Gfaa ---i'
Gty.
81 ''''''' 'l'' DR.. mO3Ihh,
usiou sirsai. Nashville, Tens. -,
-.liI r1sasl eth % sii-n -
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snd SHELVING COMPLETE
Rent Low.
Notice.

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS cOMPAET,l
NASHVILLE, July 10, 1865.
NJ ROSE, Esq., has been appointed A gent for
this Company, IN place OF Joel Davis, Esq,
resigned
tractor Tor freight TO pqss over the lines OF TINS
iyIi-I2 p. g. A. JONES, sup't.
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NORTH & FERRIS.
Auction Sale
OF
First Class Government H0rses.
I,5OO SERVIOEABLE HORSES.

ON THE soTH DAY OF JULY, IsC5, viii ofser
I Tor szie st E1ublic Auction, at the
lsl)GEFIELD CAVALRY DEPOT, NASHVILLE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ty virtue Of a special execution, dated the
9Th dav az May, A. ~, 1865. to me di-
rcctei, iesued out Of the office Of the Clerk
Of The District Cbuvt Of Tnma County. State
Of Iowa, in favor Of the County Of Tama, Tor
the use Of the School Fund, and against 4,
j. Little, Benjamiu Han,mitt. Joseph
Brown, 4 Margerett Lille OH a judgment
rendered By said Court At the September
FERN thereof 4. D.. 1853, against the said
Benjamin ilammitt one Of said defendants
nd decree of foreclosure against said de-
ferdant, xherein it was ordered, adjulged
and decreed that the followin, described real
estate to-wi'.
1Ye north ,ccst quarter Of The north
pns, quarter /. I section no. tren,y nine
(29) il ,ornship no eighty four lsN
north # rnnge no .ff'een I5)
West Of 9Th r n, ia Tama County, low, .e
SOLD, or 40 much thereof as il necess .ry to
satisfy said Judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given th.t 1 have levied upon and, shall on
the 9th day Of June A. D.. 1865. between
the hours of 9 o'clock 4. NJ, and ! o'clock
NJ, OF said day. sale TO commence At the
honr o. 9 o'clock A. NJ. at the front door of
the Court House, in Toledo, Iowa. in the
County Of Tama, offer and sell q, rAh!ie 90,
cry, TO the highest and best bidder, for cash
the above described property, or much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said judg
ment for the snm $50 dollars and II cents
together with cost and sill accruing costs up-
less the +Nsnc fi,ail 6e sooner satisfied.
May Stk, ICES.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, lows.
Printers Fee 600 v7n1y
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

nv virtue Of srccia; execution. dated the
81 day Of May 4. D 1865 to me direci Ell,
issued out Of the Office Of the clerk Of the
/ issrict court Of r.ma county, State Of
Iowa. i, favor II the county # 7ama tor the
use Of the Schoolfund and against George "
Wcare. Mary Jane Meare, Z.he.iee Rnah
aud T. 4. Graham on a judgement rendered
by sAid court At tue Septesnler term thereof
T. D 1854 against the said Ze1elee Rush
and T. A. Graham two Of saiI Defendants
aud . decree cf foreclosure agaiast said de
fer6anta wherein Il VAS dered, adjudsed
and decreed that the following described
real estate to-wit:
The soath haIof The north westfr. quar-
frr II Mctioa ~. air (6) IL h'sosship No.
eighty three (S3) north ~ range no.
T mteen (l4)
west Of the 5th P. NJ, contrasting 93 acres
according to Government survey in Tama
couu,y, Iowa, be cold, or 80 nuch thereof NJ
is necessary to satisfy sail judge .nent il
scre4t and CO T.:
Now thei efore public notice is hereby
els eu, that I have levied s,~n and shall on
the Sd day Of June 4 b. 1868, BET ween the
hours ~ 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock Z. N.
of enid day, sale to commence at the hour If
II o'clock A. N. ut the front door Of the
Court House ia 70 edo, IOWA, IN the county
Of TnmA, offer and sell to the highest and
hest bidder. for cash. the above Described
property. or 80 much thereof IS is nccessary
10 satisfy said judgement for the gum ct 2t2
dollars and 81 GENIE, together witch cost and
all .ccruing costs xnless the Same shall be
sooner satisfied.
May 3, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of TNma County, Iowa.
Printers fee 1918 nls
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SHER1FF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution dated The
4,h day Of May. A. D.. 1868, to me di-
rectei, iss,el ont Of the office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Tama County, State
If Iowa, in favor Of the County of Tama. for
the use Of the School Fund, and against
Newton h. Hiatt and Sarah A. Hiatt on a
judgment rendered by said Court At the Sep
ten,hcr term thereof. A. T 1864, against the
said Newton Is. Hiatt one Of defendants. and
decree Of foreclosure against said defen-
dants wherein il was ordered, adindcel and
dccrced that the following described real
estate to-wit;
The eaM hof Of The north eoa one
fnuyth If stc'ion no s;r,er" lGA i"
fo,rnship no. eighty tco 50 north 81
rnnye no tonrtstm {l4l
west If the 9Th =. NJ, ia Tama County, Iowa,
be sold. or SO much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said judgment, interest and cost:
Nov therefore, public notice is hereby given
TINT have levied upon and shall on the
81 day Of June, A. D., 1865, between the
hours Of . o click A. NJ. and o'clock r. NJ.
Of said day. sale TO commence At tie hour
Of 3 o'clock p. NJ. At the front door of the
Conr, House. in Toledo Iowa. in the County
Of Tnma, offer and sell Mt public out cry. 0
the highest aud hest bidder, for cash, the
above described property, or 90 much thereof
re- is necessary to satisfy said Judgement for
IL. sun, rs dollars AMI ! cent, together
with cost nd all accrnine coats unless the
same shall Ne sooner satisfied.
May S, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Tama County, Iowa.
px;uter'e fee $500. <sni9
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6HERIFF'S SALE.
C. E. MILLER.

BY yirsae Of speeias exccus son, dated the
Sd day Of May 4. b 1856 TO me, directed,
issued out Of the office Of the clerk of the
District court Of Tam coznfy, State Of Iowa
in fn~Sr rf The csua4y Of Taass for the use OF
the Schoslfand and against josiah W. losi
Permelia Ss.ners, Aaren Barr Somess, Daniel
Burns Somere \ Sarah Y. Soncr. sn . Judge
ment rendered by sid court o. the February
term thereof, A. D. 1859 xix. On The 24tA dny
Of March A. u. 1858 anl x~crce Of FORE
closure gains. e~id defendants wherein it
was ordered adjudgcd and dccrced that the
following described real estate to-wit:
The n, rth uest fourth " The sna,k rest
quarter II secfi N ~. aiae <0) IN tosca
slip no eighty tkree ls3) nvyA 81
rnnge 40 ffteca u5}
IVES, Of the 9Th J.. n, in Tama county, Iowa.
e sold or so mach til reof Us ~ necessary to
satisfy sail judgement. interAst = cost:
Nov Therefore, Public aSsice IL hereby
given, that have lesied ueen and, shAal on
the Sd day Of June "A. D. 1866, hesIees, tie
hours Of o o'clock A. n aad oclcck 2. ~.
Of said day, sale 70 % nnence at tho hour ef
10 .'cleck A n. at the front door q the
Court House in Toledo, Iowa, Ia the county
Of Tama, offer snd .cH a Pablo outcry, %
the highest and hest Aillsr for cash, the
above described property, or 90 much there.
of az is necessary Il Satisfy said indRem ant
for the Eln ID SO dollars and a. cents, 10.
gethcr y ith cost nd AL accruing costs unleas
the came khall be soOLe aatiA6cd.
Hay s, 1865.
TT1cHr DEXTER,
sheriff If TamA County.
Printcre kce fSOo n
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SuER,EE,S SALE


Ry virtue Of a special execution, dated tho
4th day Of May A. D. 1855 to me directed,
issued ont Of the Office Of the clerk Of the
District Court Of Tama County. State Of Iowa
in farer Of the county Of lama for tho
use Of the Schooltnnd aud against Peter
Brush, Martha 4 Brush, / A Graham, pr. D
Jayne & Fop, W Terry q and q & Z v.
Church OIL judgement rendered by said
Cenrt at the September term thereof, a. u.
1854 and . decree Of foreclosure against
eaid d. feniaNts wherein il wae orier ed ad-
Judged and decreed that the following de.
scrihel real ee<ate 10 wit.
TA< sonth east Qs0sfer Of section no.
s;rfcea fi6]. n 'o,cnship no. eighty fee
(s5) mrth Of ronge no. sirteen (l6)
West Of the 9Th +. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa,
De Geld Or 90 mach thereof ~ is necessary to
satisfy eaid Judgement interest and cost:
Now therefore, public Rstice IL Hereby
given. that | have levied npsn. snd shall 90
the srd day 81 Juno 4. .. 1855, hstween
the hours Of q o'clock A. ~. and s'cscok r.
n. Of sasd dag, esis 20 ccsameaee 1t the
hour Of l o'clock p. a., q the froet aoor Of
the Court House in yal~ae, iowa, in the
oo&uAy ef Tau~, offer and sell nt public ont
cry 70 the highest and kc<t sidier, fos
cash, the ahose described prosperity, q
sonuch th<rcef a. Is neceseasy - e.tisty
eaid judgement for the smm Ct SO dolla r,
and 81 cents, together with cost and al 40
cruing costs unless the same shall be sscnel
| eatished
! May :, 1855
/ KNIGHT DEXTER.
sheriff .. 1ana ccunt-, Iowa.
rriatsSs fee s. 80 s1.Io