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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-16
NOTICE.

OFFICE Asst ASs'R INTERNAL REVENUE.
onA>arnrnn c. H., s. C.. Marc!. lj 1867
In accordance with the recent Changes ma ie in the
Internal Revenue Law. all Special Taxes. {prcvions
ly called Licenses as also Incomes for 1866 Car
ri"g"s Billiard Tables. mtc. oi either Gold or Sill
var and Watches, to be returned Immediately.
Special Taxes will date from March st instead of
May lst. as formerly. unless Returned within time
specified by law Il penalty ten per centum will he
added. Persons carrying on amy business for which
License o. Spccia! t.: is imposed, liable TO a
fine OF 500.
will be at ms cihce n: OranSchnrg C. H.. o,
Tuesday a"i saturday of every week, aill will giro
all desired information. Other days will visi, the
different Precincts Polls, Of which due notice
, shall he given,
GEO. ". STURGEON,
r'ar iS--2'n Assistant Assessor.
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Consignees per South7Carolina Railroat,
F,D., S,b to NO. I,ctvy,,.e

a. g. Spllry. Brigg1nann & Co., j. A. Hamilton
j. li.N Folder Co., j. a. Cummings CorncSon
Kramer Co. Robinson & Co. S.ockcr & Co.. Bull
Y Scovill. d. l.ons Co A. :. Sall,y. i. Mcnamara
Smoak Sncy, Il. Ray I. \. Jcf'or,ls {; Co.. j. H.
Fowcs j. Cannon. Nlrs. !. Lucas. J. b. W;lic w
a. OCain |. s. X. .cgarc. Il. W. Ulmcr Mr. Griffith
Y. Rickcnlmckcr Exckicl;; Kohn, u. DsFunchcs
j. {. Edwards. r. T.. Eickenbakcr. Mrs. NJ. Fowirs
T.. n. Bar ton II. r. Co t-
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s9. Messrs. r. \. JErFoREs e. Co., Main
Street, will exchange Corn Flour for Rough
Rice, giving the highest market price fer the
Rice and Will guarantee to sell the Corn and
Flour as low as they can be had in Orange
burg. mar l6-1m
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New Advertisements,

gsh. See Rcvcnlo Tax Notice
WsF> S!arih's Sales Oh I'd pare
tss@ cta:,n:*s;nnc:si;f';s,es on la page
RI:' See -,ct; cot ..lcsa.s. E:.licl s i1ohn.
4la Sc Nvti3c Of NIcssrs Izl.r ( niAlc
See N,,iccto Debtors Of tie Estate os
Henry r. Pow deceased.
asss- Ten Dollars Reward is offered by nc
Sheriff Of this District for The delivery to Kim
OF ERASMUS KErrr, freedman. who c<cancd
from Jail on yesterday.
Esg" The COMMON SENSE SEvISG MAr,u>Y
combining all the excellence Of other n,acl.inc;
at the low price of $50, is for sale by Il. O.
SANS, Agent for Orangcburg and Barnwcll
Districts. See Advertisement
Bsy- BIRDS ISLAND GuANo.-Thosc Of ON.
planters who believe i'll the efficiency Of help
ing out our labor system by systematic n::rur-
ing Of the land, will do well To give this trial
For sale by HUNT & BIO, Charleston. S. G..
BDf- Attention is called to Bay Mare lor
sale by McsSrs CoRNElsoS, KRAMER & Co.
me same entcrprs'ns urn advertise White
corn AZ si'oo per Dushe'' and kerosene Stoves
at $40.
Mcssrs. CoRSELsoS. KRAMER & Co., with
their usual enterprise, have anticipated the
Spring Trade with Il fine assortment OF Dry
Goods, Ready Made Clothing, and all article;
OF the first quality. cheap for Cash. Their adj
vcrtlacment speaks for itself. and we know
their sales VIII 90 Likewise, and afford sAtis'c
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 me hy note or otherwise
are requested 10 mcc; me nj the Office ut Mcssys
Sinionon Glover. Attorneys 1T Law. G;lngchure
G. H., on Thursday. Marci. II. 1857.
JOSEPH GLOVER.
lHar = ~
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1tV We acknowledge the receipt Of Il bot:e
of Sherry from Mc:s:a. " T. Williams & Co.
We have tasted, smackcd cur lips: and pre-
nouncc it & No. l.
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A Few More.

a detachment Of five men belonging to the
10Th Z. S. Cavalry arrived in Oran.cburs on
! HrhursSay last, and arc now stationed at this
pest.
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5atr Willis and Whi,ns No. T. Il very inter
csting article, will appear i'll our next.
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"SIadam," said gentlemen to his wife '.lct
me tell you, facts arc stubborn things "Dcaric
me, you dent tsay so?.' unoth The lady; what
i fac; sou nust be-
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" iuesiity = ~, RowcS Pump
:. Wedy X Thursday. May | & > Branclvillc
Will ais" ait nd at Orangeburg daily. during the
wccck ending May II. when the Gen raj Tax books
VIII be c'osca. AMI those failing 10 make return, will
b. Dcnblc Taxed.
The following is lis, of Taxable propcrty. Re-
turns. &c.: Lands Lots and Buildings Articles
manufactured in ,his state, return to be made by
manufacturers Spiritmous Liquors made and sold
nsgias CarriaScs, Gold and Silver Plate, Watches,
.'cwe.ty ana Pianos, Professions, Employmcnts &C.
'nc'nn" Newspapers. insurance, Express and Tclc-
graph Companies Photographers. Incomes from
Salaries. Rents Interests Sc. Saw Flour Hu 4 Grst
d- ''","S' Restaurants. Hu'chcrs. Billiard Tables
ani hir- Rooms. Ferries, Public Hacks Drays uni
Baggage Wagons Dogs. except one or each Plan
a'on or inhabited Lot in Town or Village a Cant
aon Tax Oh all Males between the ages Of twenty
one a,id my and on all Sales of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise made from the 1st day Of January,
1866. TO lst day Of January. 1867 and from Isl day
OF january, lsi1. TO lst day of january 1868
Returns Of Spis.tuous Liquors and "s Goods
wares WAR. ana Merc!aniise solt sinc ls January,
1851. will be made foT.t.e Quarter cu,iinw viii
March AM paid :. II expiration of each Quarter
""' returns the Gu rsery Tax will be
~ IL during Conrt Week ~ Orangcburg, AMI the
Looks vii. D. cio'e | o. tn 2h' of April.
Every Employer will make Returns or the names
of nli = roni hat are cmpoye by him.
All returns of Property will be made in person
AMI under Oath. nn'l pail nj the District where the
Property is located, AN! no returns will BE- received
By mail. otherwise unless sworn TO according to
! law.
| Taxes will b" pail only in Gold end Silver coin,
United States Treasury Notes, noics declared to
nea legal tender by the Government of the United
States. notes Of National Banks CIR the bills r..
covahc of this State or pay certificates Of Jurors
| and Con-: tables for a!an'l..ilc, on the Courts
| n.E" Residents OF thn Town OF Oran .ciurg arr
r"'.ne,tcl I" make III il Gu II cry an | G .ncra x.
;':ims ON We lncslay AMI Thursday Of Cour, Week
=. ". fAlKEl.
Assessor and Tax Collector oc Orange Parish
| mare III
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BLISS ia \ALILY !.

or, %Ali.NH. The moat a!i..bi, of Ring Mas
"n'' mos versatile abilities, that must in time
'. 'r.r ;n POSITION.
Professor T.iGMl'&ON. Trainer OF Animals
WI. SMITH. Nr. HliikE. MIR. POWERS Mr.
NDNil;S. Nuamc DriDulS. Madame SrANLEY
'.ri. h. WILLIAMS. Nr. II. JENNINGS, and Il
.tot Of hC;;c&ATS TUNRLEES, GYMEASTS.
'f,'!Nl,S. a;!l .i'TilIt3l!,S.
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TIME HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE GIVES
i for all Kind Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, Bees
way. rallow. Hides, Furs. etc. etc. by
EHEKiEL & EOlIN.
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TAX NOTICE
TO THE TAN PAYERS OF ORANGE

PARISH
I WILL ATTEND on THE FOLLOWING DAYS.
ut the following places, to Assess and Receive re-
turns OF Taxable property, and all ohcr returns in
clulIEg Capaion, required by law:
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-28

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Iks&avIE|e QQs, nasAa hees1sakas1ssus5shArs: O.
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;''1 .s. :AyaGs5! s?si "a ia hose
+ people Hull Of meifiment and gayety!
.eAan Hytt3ItaA Ia thv farce P"
1 was walking restlessly up and doRn
4hN0YY, as 1,sf4IN M lughY Ftnl thro'
to ny mind. Upon the bed lay my aven-
ing dress ofrich garnet silk, a present
u fY5s3@> - s9ssins hadt hadt
.Va& Sl9fzad;1 az ;19lejs, lie gloves,
s. :. i {s1l llk.reh;idI For
Vm ID is5si7a q nas'
sI;:s: e: &:
f&xss1 1i,..E1H - EH 1E.ve j.
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Thanksgiving party.
M!e7aAtnFsAM ui5le stanhope's
sister and nlsss, 49, 1maigbt have made oar
home IN the large house where two 6dx
'bAt1naJ D, ,ashisi b fsnsh hay un-
cle's family; but my father had left at
his fsc4fhpt ffs4ptf : 0egeA eqty},,ge7 ey,e7 and mai trowa
income, and mother preferred to live by
$hsszelf sId $6od dup 7ftsrAs own
notions. So my rich uncle contehted
himself With .ti!i ;94eaueat visits, never com; JON;
ing empty handed, with noble Christ
mag -'A9asEgHffss@ s@pd hi.t4 4asy5si@, and
invitations to all the gay doings at the
large haebao He had given a grim
consent to my being educated for q
Sad5M,A MsMsr would h1ar Of nv :,
accepting any position after 7 I left school;
! &a1 Ralesan Rfylesaans snaYgs n9thals Lysr8o fetle
health ms always an '.ls .flssatimeht lYbs' pr sum :
siGa sssspsth e msfe s's ne sabpisise.
essNeH;,haA tie ipa1ty,.abeut. xhith4I
= - I 5asa pda b !;
Ishleuld have sent an apolp psy,
sHAaskagising4 gathering vas
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"" "sIeSC "AS w ePoASn 'WOtu untlt--
[E5!qa !att| tfrst 'a I must tell ny story he p.ii
nslnarked attention. ibat, it: was opl1
EEvHeh . e. l,xeSese'aionc q that hass,1stamn amns' b.
iages lie dlered me. He. carried on ,
esurt .goej jesting Irritation! /. With half the
girl. in. .eur, e3ele, 20 nobody suppose cd
shssattehtions tome 'fheant an5thine." !"
81, .Ja,t .aae' asols lxseek before ae Tisani.s:
giving party I was in our little parlor;
EtSbe: tlls tho furniture in order.- :
Charlie had gone home one month be.
h3 9Ml Ill., 6, qsssa..lee 4 2. back
that day. From our door to tho rail.
way station was but few steps, and hi
would stop, I felt sure, on his way to
the Judges.
z M 6vd o'1otk nain tas kkoe..rlydd
and L put away my duster, tidied my
hais5r;p.41eest tg yuos eur ?! o'pne up servant
new directions about tea, and had but
j jast returned to the ,parlor when
heard tho whistle. The train was 10.
~. Five, tEen, o. fifteen if. ,. minutes passed, and
thsn-oh, how did I bear it! -Four
ia Artehla dbod it va. 6hha5 Il.
had slipped in leaving the platform, fal.
len. peddart rthepsu as. they. started, and
was crushed below the waist. Mothe,
Fwa out, baas shss III :med f,a Brought Lin 10;
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lTlCKN0R, T0LMAN g. co,
+ <l''ee''''or' TO .:x,1s. q. ''1.3 l
Broker. Block. Saint Ge,ms;n Street,
ST. CLOUD, - s-~ y y, MIkN.;
Take pleasure in informing their friends
and the citizens Of St. Cloud and Northern
I Minnesota that they have Just completed
their Fall and Winter stock of
|DRuoS, PAINTS, OILS,
II +. '1'1lppH:s1srutMI 7 !: !. Z
| Glass, Glassware,
And all other articles usually found in
6rst-class Drug House.
EsSs$si, A:ssaa,. Asai T. ..,is,s, >5o9SI
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
Afuli I'd, yano ,24Ao
LAMPS AND LAMP CH1MNIES,
| .KER0SENE OIL, ALCOHOL,
EG1 sts:;is2;siIH I z is3fNs
Pure Wines and Liquors.
TOILET GOODS
From the best Hrenck, E1kaish, s0sAdsa
and American factories; 6shpl1Sfaf fra
P0MADEs, CoL0GNEs. EXTRACTS
for the handkerchief, ,2U|
SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS,
|. ,2H
And all the latest cosmetics Of the se,ie
The abov. goods wore beusA sA4splt3SS4illf =
tho Eastern n.s8t4 eS9ilbl 30&at .
"a "a % assm:, spJssa.
.aUO1i0K36R HOLMAN / co.
!: Ist 4l914 gig OF: 24th. 1866: y9a14
New Goods! New Styles!
Low Prices!
J. u: MHR6 MFFzHR6rIH;
M e. RcHANT TA1lLL.QsR3| .lL.|,sR >
sjust received large lot Of
E&ts3heR s :,3 "a a':,'!!.,|6! s2f |6!!.2|e!e!41ls2 6!.2|e!e!
aud summer wsar-wln be ssld cheap.
Al.sss sstoei Of =, .. ..s,,. ~ III IIs|
"a Ready-made Clothing,
obtained specially for this mae1shy311
warranted e BE- Of excellent W.
Z I <Aconplste assortment Of
aentlemen's Furnishing, Goods,
including 2o''' $50 "a ac'1
FUR HATS, CAPS, COLLARS L GLOVES,
Cloth, Felt and other Hsta and Cars. u
T. l. M,the laiest 5tHea,. WHO,
And the be.s KID GLOVES IN ii. ..srkst.
Call and examine my stock.
st. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1855. v9A11-tf
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HsyAPg iearssaed. ~ Avep0ulhlstion )or
pupils, desires 70 inform her patrons lat
she 10 eble to offer the advantages Of lsr
Institution to larger number Of Young
Ladies',
French 10 ths language Of tho school
Madame NJ. refers to W. B. MitcApll
ESQ.,. 81. Cloud, and W. +. Lee. Esq.,, Min
espoliafs.r sssts ss5s.so .bsssAl0.6m1 ="
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Collections and Remittances promptly
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MADAME c. MEARs.

N E W YORK CITY.
nH1OEr1
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;P9 BaprdsiR*g d'siR*gs32!d 2d !;Rey .ssSAed ssSbed'
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large, well.opened blue eyes were full OF
light and FIRE ; her fair complexion was
tinged with glowing color, and her tall
figure was perfect in its proportion the
little hands nursing the pretty foot were
small, and yet full Of nervous vitality
"You'll road to auntie now, won't
you ?" she said, ssand I can practic,
more. The only comfort I have is ia
making that old piano ring. Auntie
says I grbble any how. Who wouldn't
harry over,such stupid old stuffv'
81 will read to her." I said. .
"Well, 90, then--it's her hour, I
say" aud then she hesitated. "Kis,
meast 7 amt half such heathen as T
look, and your face is as pure and per.
feet rs Madonna's. You must not hate
me-. ! am not half 50 .impish anywhere
else, but I am half stifled in this horrid
old coop, aud must let oil steam some
where, YY,.@e9; zr,f =. -
I kissed her at once.
"You can come here" l said, "and
tai, if i does you any good. / suppose
il ii i !, rather sad for a young girl, faf, Of
kfe."'s ~ 4 A. Fs@4Ya ~ ~ T.
"Anybody would think you were
eighty at the least" was the reply; and
then che darted of, and in a few mo.
ments flooded the great house with mu-
sic I never heard such, voice, even In
concert room. "A pure, clear soprano,
yet with the deeper notes marvellously
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." e4taaastt: .staaff5 Ead6tt5s< ad6tt5s,< s5fi' said,
,Hak.H.fo t;b5r.eeazIrFitt, e apd
n III If 4l4Seaa f0ti4 iifspstAa 4inad ca@e
Rasa;S III SRadnSg}8 Sk{k \ &y9r's sss
! (8hG& dti!p dtAi!pHiFfssal. il sl.s s4e 'teathaTranks Of
Xg{ Xe{RRa laeghe9. % :s * 1T @ @aopll4&Fqnly stay
x3s@shele dxR9am3 ;heirt,r!i6d jnxsi6k pain
s1fbv@ fs1spest 19ssaSR EsrtSsSs tH$:;s i
-4s&6stAh6ec~asnioaxousG.sAa dared
t1i1{sr al ei}e.IRlta s RYlta he Re-!
,halaet>hnaas {swure. no. mousnAfgs dress,
s Il |Ha&s ' i4 & s}(is ii my
T.. e5aazt:satdydA1 SAt.< <thae>. .asye hotherr,
hAa,sS}s tBs,Sal!SS SsSitiSa*Ssais 4 Sslis bis
s{9naFe&ftne notshose 'desohrssniose vid!
'1o~sa s&d !ltes1 HsS1@aRhaska;a8SsSs aaRlh e1eanl Il:
t4i,e>s0na> kiiltvssk SsfarsSn Snhad held
scsll{ea s*l@ Sss. ,d31 lied
Htbr9sAals cad ere I released it, bad
hrato words If toEc from rPs stiaen ing ing
al Al l.
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Dealer in Real Estate.
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JOB PRIN T IN G

Of all kinds, plain or colore executed on short no
sce in the best style, and at st. Paul prices. frh
M done in German and Norwegian, Is we'll as Engs
d. and wsrrantedto give satisfaction.
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The above goods were beug gktYspylSk9A'
tho Eastern m.41<9 e};0ilbl 3G& at .
"a aesm.. spJRea. AAH1
,aUO1I0k56RI HOLMAN / co.
!. rg0k GlOd OFT. oath, 1866. v9n14
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The dancers were all in motion, every-
body gay and till Of lite, when / stole
out into the library for a moment of
quiet. 1t seemed 10 if my heart would
break. The rush Of memory aud pres.
ent pain was so keen, so bitter, that |
could scarcely keep from, crying out.
So, standing by the window, pressing
my hot forehead on the cold glass. /
tried to still my anguish, and keep the
composure necessary for the evening.
While I stood there, \ step crossed the
room. 1t was my uncle or Harry l said,
and did not stir, till vas drawn into a
close embrace, and the voice I loved
best, spoke - i
"Agnes, my darling, my love-"
"Let me go!' I cried.
He loosed his hold at once.
"Oh, Agnes, DO you not love me ?"
"Mattie! how can you come he.e ?"
l said. 40"
"Mattic. Agnes, do you think 1 care
for Matte p
bus your mother" / said.
"My mother would not see me an m.
loving an unlovcd bridegroom. We
have had our explanations, Agnes.
Matte is engaged to Guy Howard, aud
l'have come to seek my wife here Is
she here, Agnes ?"
II don't know; shall I Inquirer I
said, saucy for the first time, in the flood
Of happiness. And then I nestled into
his arms, and let him tell me his love
while he read mine, I am sure, in nv
face. ~.'.
But this was not all. Uncle Stanhope
came in, Lszzie was called, long baIk
followed, and in sort of blissful dream
l tound myself under Lizzie's loupzlace
wedding veil, Standing by Gerald, the
old parson Of Milford facing US. .ll NV
old friends and neighbors surroandiue
US, and Uncle Stanhope's 1hankspiyin9
party was transformed into my wedding
night.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-13

A CURIosITY.-Mr. Frederick Simonson
has shown us a beautiful specimen of fruit,
the result of new process of migrating.
A plum tree and peach tree grew side by
side in the garden of Mrs. L. A. Simon
son, in Washington street. Early in the
season, by way of experiment, six fruit
buds of the plum tree were tied with fine
silk thread to the same number of buds on
the peach tree. Four of these united buds
dropped immature from the trees. The
other two set and matured fruit, one being
attached to the peach tree, the other to the
plum. In shape they resembled the plum
and in color the. peach, but the flavor par
took of both the peach and plum. The
pit also exhibited some of the peculiarities
Of both these fruits. As curiosity the
experiment is an interesting one, although
in poactical way it can prove of little
service, owing to the time, and labor in
uniting the buds. What the seed of this
hybrid fruit may produce is a question,
however, for the future.-Nerark Journal.
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SheriH's Sale.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, SIS:
| In the District Court of Clayton County, State Of
Iowa.
By virtue OF special execution issued from the Of
fee of the Clerk of the District Court of Clayton
County, State of Iowa. in favor of James NJ Mckinlay
special executor of the last will of James Mace
Jr., as prf, and against Robert Lindsay and Sarah
Lindsay, It's, dated Nov 4th 1857 and me direct
ed, commanding that OF the following described
property to make cause to be made the of two
hundred and eleven dollars and thrty-three cents
33) with interest and cost, commanded have
levied upon the following described real estate, lying
and being situated in the County Of Clayton anl
State Of Iowa, to-wit:
Lot Ten (0) in Block Fortythree (43) id James Mac
Gregor Jr's Addition to the Town of McGregor, ac
cording to the recorded plat thereof.
And hereby give public notice that will offer TO,
sale, at public auction in front of the Sheris Office
in the City of McGregor, in said County OF Clayton
and state of Iowa, on Friday, .- -.
The 18th Day Of December, A. d. 1867,
said sale to commence at the hour Of one o'clock P
NJ OF said day, and will sell to the highest bidder
therefor in cash. the above described property suf
cient thereof to satisfy the above debt with
! and all cost that has or may accrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
57std Sheriff of Clayton County, Iowa.
JOHN I. SLOVENIAN, Prf's Atty. ..
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8heri6's Sale,
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, SIS !:

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, IS za.a
Iu the District Court Of Clayton County, State OF
Iowa. =
BY virtue of special execution issued from the of
flee OF the Clerk of the District Court of CLAYTON
County, State Of Iowa, in favor of James NJ Mckin-
lay, executor OF the last will OF James MacGregor Jr
| as plaintiff and against Rachael Maze, defendant
dated November 4th 1867, and to me directed, com.
mandng me that of the following described real prop
erty to make cause to be made the sum OF four
hundred and eight dollars and ninetysix cents
with interest and cost, commanded, have levied
upon the following described real estate lying and
being situated in the County OF Clayton and State
OF Iowa, to.wit: e8 rsak
Lot Q5) Fifteen in Block (SO) Thirty in James Mac
Gregor, Jr.s Addition to the Town of McGregor ac-
cording to the recorded plat thereof. sr.-.- . $
And hereby give public notice that will offer for
sale. at public auction in front of the Sherifs Office
in the City of McG.egor, in said County of Clayton
and State of Iowa, on Friday,
The 18Th Day Of December, A. d. 1867,
said sale to commence at the hour of two o'clock p
NJ Of said day. and will sell to the highest bidder
therefor in cash. the above described property su
cient thereof to satisfy the above debt with
and all cost that has or may accrue.
-f JAMES DAVIS, ta
57Std Sheriff of Clayton County, Iowa.
JouN 7. SroSEMAN, Ppf' Atty.
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STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, ss:
In the District Court of Clayton County, State o.
Iowa. .rF -
/ By virtue of special execution issued from, the Of
flee OF the Clerk of the District Court Of Clayton
County, State OF Iowa. in favor of James NJ. Mckin
lay special of the will Flames MacGregor
as plaintiff, and against Baker Brown, Jane Brown
John Greene and Abbey Greene defendants, dated
November 4th, 1867, and to, me directed com
manding me that or the following described real
property to make cause to be made the of two
hundred and seventyseyen dollars, with interest and
cost, rs commanded, have levied upon the following
described real estate lying and being situated in the
County of Clayton and State of Iowa, to-wit: d..
Lots Thirteen Q3) Fourteen (4) and Fifteen (15) in
Block Forty one (4D in James MacGregor Jr.s Add
tion to the Town of McGregor, according to the re
corded plat thereof ... -E 80. ....
And hereby give public notice that will offer fol
sale, at public auction in front OF the Sheriff Office
in the City Of McGregor, in said County of Clayto
and State OF lewa, on Friday,
The 18Th Day of December, A. d. 1867,
said sale to commence the hour of twelve O'Clock
NJ of said day, and will sell the highest bidde,
therefor in cash. the above described property suf
cient thereof to satisfy the above debt with
and all cost that has or may rccrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
57std Sheriff of Clayton County, Iowa.
JOHN T. sroNEMAN, Pl'ffs Atty.