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j, CArAwBA STATION, N, C.. Sept. 1867,

gasr CKrAwBA STATION, N, G., Sept. 1867,
Some Poet has most beautifully and with
a certain amount of .incontroyertible truth,
said, that, they, who change their sky do not
change their minds. We should liketo ask
the same Lyric, if the mind does not change
without acliange'of sky If he shouldin-
habit this portion of our terraqueous con-
glomeration he has had it, forciblyL demon
strated to his mind. 4, In this fair, sunny
land, Of the orange and the vine, the mind
OF the people has undergone q change
grand change. Although few years ago,
none in this genial cline could entertain the
idea of universal freedom, to-day we are
looking forward to the time, When our conn
try shall reap its glorious results in prosperi-
ty. Freedom to air is prosperity to ALL
When man is to loo kout for the welfare of
himself and family, it arouses his mind into
faction, and when in action we all know
that factions speak louder than words" BY
universal freedom we have aroused 100000
minds into action which will produce a tell
sing effect upon the Agricultural and Me
chanical prosperity of our land. 81 ls''1.i !
y We belong to no party our, course is in
dependent in all things and neutral in moth
ing. We expect to register and to vote, and
when we vote, it will be for carrying out the
acts of Congress. We don't do SO, because
we are compelled to, but, from conscientious
motives, which teach Us it isour duty to do So
In this section of the country all the people
will do So y .s,l ~. 49, .5..e .,sf, sI.i
q Refreshing rains have revived dropping
vegetation. Notoyer a half crop Of wheat
was raised and the superabpndance Of rain
in, June damaged the bottom land and the
recent drouth has cutiup land short; so, We
can not expect much over half the corn in
this County as was raised last year.
G. G. Men.
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cfelsfg cnkce. ID reception Hall
lofe AZ O'Clock, Wednesday morn;na - OF be-
aafnqe Mls1i6el admitted affer W., ana n
70 contend for the premiums. ''nesday
- Aitsrticles Or animals, entered g.
hibitiop, must have cards attached ior ex-
numbers as entered at the Secretary,ss WIN Int, the
and exhibitors must in all cases . n omce;
their carcs tefore placing their art f;ncure
animals on the Eais 6rohnds. 0'es or
=. Ex9ihitors are required to give a..
non e thcir animals on exhibition. and as'en.
pear the expense of feeding. pros;n must
may De obtained in Henderson at tho n,
prices 2 :. H'afket
No premium win b paid on anv .,,;.,
OF amnais It removed before the close Of .a
FAIR, without the consent Of the Cba; H., 'ne
of the Hxecetixe Committee. AaA
~ The judges VIII withhold premium.
articles or animals in their opinions not wo un
thy, though there be no colnpet;t;or "or'
10. The regulations of the Society mn..,
strictly observed, otherwise the Society," s NJ
nor ne Responsible tor the omission Of an"
article or animal not entered on its books
q H. The Awarding Committees are rpe,,..
ted to report themselves to the Chairmanas IS
the Executive Committee by Wednesd,vU'
~. o'ciock, a. M, and any member tindins,
~ announcement C, to attend Will please inform
Uue onr ~, lew Gays before the Fair
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States. sWhen traitors become numer

iJlau6S, :, w Hell UtdltOlc UcCOtuC a0ln1Ss.
~yHs- enougnz 0ll becomes fesp ecta'
ble.'a And I ssay that's after making
! treason odious, every Union man and
the Government should be remunerated
g out Of the pockets, Of, those who have
inflicted this great suffering upon the
= Now therefore, be it known that the
said Andrew Joenson, President Of the
limited States, does hereby proclaim
I. and declare that full pardon shall be and
! the same hereby is extended to llper-
sons who directly OF. indirectly partici-
pated in the late rebellion, with the
restoration Of all privileges, immdnities,
and rights of property. But as he has
heretofore declared that t'ttese are times
sohennsescyi and clente,tcy scithost Jus
astsce 6econsea crime, 9 those foaning Rad
Stevens,o Charles Sumfier,
! and Wendell Phillips--whome he has
, heretofore consigned to public execra-
ton, are hereby excepted from all ben
efts of the foregoing proclamation and
may be hanged, drawn, and quarteEed
by whomsoever will undertake to per-
form that solemn duty for the country.
Done at the city Of Washington the
seventh day of September, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven. Huans
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In the frenzy of their joy at the election
news from California, tbs Democrats fred off
yesterday in the City Hall Park some of the
guns they omitted to fire at Fort Sumter
Neso Fork Tribune. ssAH rs sssp1fg
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It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Mary Ann Fulford, one Of the defendants in
this case, Is not an inhabitant Of this State 1t Is
ordered that publication be made, for six weeks
successfully in the Raleigh Sydndard, a newspa.
per published In the city of Raleigh, for the said
Mar, Ann Fuliordto appear before the Justices
of the Court of Pleas an Quarter Sessions o.
Carterct County, at the Coursito be held for said
County, at the Court House IN Beaufort, on the
third Monday Of November next, and make de-
fence to the eaid stit, - in default thereof the
petition will be taken pro coHfssso, and heard ac-
cordingly. sss:s ~
Witness, JAMES fRudLEr, Clerk OF said Court,
ct Beaufort, the third Monday Of August A: y
1897 80 aas,i ~ JAS. RUMLEY, c. G.
September 3, lS67.ass sIsiag 86-w6w.
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PREMIUM LIST, ~ s1es 4
Z h BRANCH Live STOCK. Sa I
r,nsu Tlryrsrrc,x, .usr.ovcr,ou sr2pur.a Z

~ ~ PREMIUM llsT.tlsjfs sf re #
S,ls,s BRANCH Live STOCK.
ban FIRST DIvIsioN. -THoRouaH BREEDS.
1 For the best Stallion over A years old $15
/ 9 For the I'd best sfffg s"sii' . Z" 10
8 For the Sd best e. 90 y I o. 90 s
"a Fofiths best Stallion over and I'M
ss der 4 years. e-l'S =, ~ y '.9sas', 8
l5 For the 2d best sa q :7.'st ~ 8
g For best Colt . and under 4 years old, 8
z For best Colt and under 2 years old, Q
g Best Colt under year old 2
9 Best Brood Mare, 'e@ ~ -. 5
5(ly Oh best &c g.ifj! 10 Stfslir57t tti anN 9
II Best Filiy under years old, -. ls 8
a12 Best Fiily under years old, s4lei 49, Q
10 As purity Of blood is the chief point of
distinction in this class, a welilanthenticated
pedigree must, IN every case, come with each
animal gH .e:,fss.
/, ~. 9 SECOND CLASS. ~ sg3
+ Horses not Thoroughbred will receive but
half the above amount of premium, but
FORM, size and action, will be taken into con-
sideration. asI
THIRD CLAss-HARNEss, DRAFT AND SAD
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49, 80 ~ 2 ST.
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BRANCH VI.

i.eraS GLASS FIRsT-EesAYss ~ "a 3 ~
Best Essay ON the Culture Of Corn a1A
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ian AWARDING CoMMIrTEE,
II. T. Watkins, Chairman, W. 7. Cheat
ham and James Gooch. ssoia 'ai1 n asisi~ ,,
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SECOND CLASS FOOD, COMPLIMENTS, &c.
1 Best sample, Picked Beef. 3 fbs. ~ Il

ok>So&SD Sst<AS 1SSA>s ~><S>
/ Best sample. Picked Beef, Is ibs.i 10 50
Q .ssss,s 's.s,Is sassaaS Pork,sI II Dts u q
8 s,"'s;as,t"se Hams. halt dozen, hae sslsl 8
Jar of fresh Butter 5 tbs.ai n i
5 Jar Of Honey, Taliow, Caadfes
and Soap, > ibs., each, u ssssls :. /
8 barrel Flour,
7sta Starch, Q lbs, rs = L - I
8-5H 9sWheat-bread and Cake, each,
9 ! I. Crackers, 3 tbs, q :! sass Ri /
10 Jar Preserves, Pickles, Jellies,
Jams, Catsups Cordials, etc.
~ = each, Ssis'tli As'ts' 1850 R,stFs 1
: II e sample Dried Peaches, Aples; Z; ifis
,saie Pears, Cherries Grapes, Figs, ,eisi 1
etc, each, sle7 i..,,.l,.I,;s-.'Sr,., rs, i
I Best sample Domestic Wine, / quart
? s'aaA 81 Cider, 1 quart, 4
THIRD CLASS ihoK7icuLruRE. % \
+ Largest variety Of apples, haifbusbei, d
Z 3 60 = Peaches. Z q
80, oinees { IS !: !. KS
b ( aiis., i S Il ,s,ssIsa ssaslsasssss
80 y - ~ "A = = { D
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"a 80 # sss ssga szi.l
slI 81 90 ssssire = Z.
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AWARDING COMMITTEE. s. n, -
DR.. A. c. Harris, Chairman, W. W. Jones,
Cornelius B. Riddick, Mrs. Col Jones and
Mrs. Col Register. Y y ss.ai4 + Y
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MATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
- 500 ssT CARTERET COUNTY VI
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions August
4 Term> A. D. 1857
James c. Davis, Administrator
Of Stephen +. Willis, nts.s Petition for Ii
~ go %. eense to sell
The heirs at law of Stephen r. Resl Estate.
3 Willis. a.. -
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BRANCH AGRICULTURAL.

20 Largest average product per acre Of
Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, and Cotton,
each, ~ s
Certificate to accompany the above, sta
ting their yield per acre and mode Of culti-
vation. i.ls n ~ ~ 49, e !.
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J n far--.l AWARDING COMMITTEE. VaiIi 7lI7I
Arch. Davis, Chairman, Hardy Hsrris and
John E. Weaver. -, 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-02

men above them. Owing. say, to
the above causes, rush was made up
Oh us at various points. Now 1
appeal to all at Home am abroad, if
we did not meet each draw. ! APP
peal to all with whom | have had deal
lngs for fifteen years, i'll ever failed
TO meet their demands. | appeal TO
all who ever held my paper II they
ever saw the day when It was not at
par. appeal to all il ever my paper
was at discount. lappeal to those
who have deposited with Us Brown
& Coz il they ever asked for secure
ties to our paper. appeal TO Brad.
street Reporter to produce "a Mer,
chant who can compare records with
me, who began trade fifteen years ago
pennyiess, aud have never disappoint-
cd friend or foe, and TO. day am The
largest tax payer IN the county. |
know you all. We who have attempted
10 rnin merchants credit, and by the
grace of God all ms creditors and
debtors shall see the above facts and
your names will not be given. pray
God to forgive you. aud trust you
will pay me what you owe me. YOU
robbers. nf father and son. .e.s
HENRY N. BROWN. !
Hillsborough, 0ei.2.
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CARD.

A mercllul Providence has so or
dered il thai man when attacked by
his kind, or BY dogs. will defend him.
self. iwI.h TO state few facts, aud
iac,s only.
When | arrived in New York on
the 10Th OF September, found that
my credit was suffering from some
cause. Some creditors wanted what
Brown & Co. was owing, before il was
due, others wished TO know where
We had bought goods so they could at
tach our guuds, even before they ask
ed Tor The same. At home, owIng TO
The great rush Of trade, We could no,
hnish up our produce trade, although
We INCREASED our force and worked
eighteen hours a day. We had no,
time to take up cash trades. rs the
6Gria trades wore The cash Custom
out OF patience. So cur cash sales
we're nolhing; and owing TO letters
written by would be enemies al over
The country, 10 the effect that Brown
& Co. were broke and owed every
body ;and The Raj. Road was made a
means .: spreading The reports that
Brown 4 Go. were broke, and Brad
sireetreport. rating Brown 4 Co. with
free negroes, and rating pennies
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
ORaSos County.
Ia Equity. Fall Term. 1861.

Levitt Kobefs and others. tx Pafie.
IN pursh,ncc q decree % Orange Court of Eoui.
\ ~, Fall Term. 1867. m,dr ~ ,hi. case. I shsll
prcrecd 10 sell, al the Court House DOOR in Hukho.
rough. on Tuesday " Noyemhef Court nert. ,he
land Of the late Ezekiel ye,ry fspeci6ei in ssii nc
iion) situated upon Flat River, and adjoining he
lands of the late y. q. Mangum and others, contain.
Inc about SIXTY three ACRES. On credit of twelve
months Except g much 10 be paid In money as win
cover the costs 4 this peion) 70 the highest bidder
81 WHOM bond aud sufficient security will be requir.
81. AMI the title reserved BY tbs Master until the pur.
ehsse money Is psid.
y JOHN u. KIRKLAND, O. & ~ e.
Sept - 1857. or
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STATE or NORTH CARoLINA.
OR.xog County.
o. Equiv. Pal Term. 1861.

" ETuiIv. faII Term, 1907.
stertns Proctor snd Others. Petition. Es Pate.
pafsaance az an nscrr in nj. Gaze u Pail FERN,
4 1851. 90 Orsnss Gaurtfof Equity I .hall pro,
coed ~ sell the lands contained in said Petition on
Friday The ia day d November next. Al Durham's
Depot. 70 the hishs.l bladder, Oh credit Of twelve
month"; tescept much a. sill cover The costs in
tbs es.e. which siIl b, required IN cashl The land
was h,e The property II Richard Proctor. deceased on
the wsiersl Third Fork. adjoining the Hands Of
Henry Woods. Washington rlSkes. aud others, con.
ialains 3i2 acres Th. Is 4 ,cspahIs tract 81 Ian,!
and wouhy the attention purchasers. sale 70 take
place II " o'clock. Bond with sufficient security
Will ~ ,cqud aud title reserved until tie purchase
money Is paid
JOHN U. KIRKLAND. {. 4 ~ L.
September Is. or
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20
cause an6EMkcf


Novel. reading has its victims, as well as
wine, women and cards. Pernicious nov
els, full of silly excitement, and present
ing the most unreal pictures Of life, there
by uniting for that life those who read
such works and become imbued with their
romantic teachings, arc responsible for
many ruined hope, many y desolate
hearth, many depraved taste, many a
passage to the penitentiary and the gal
lows, though the fact may not always be
distinctly visible to the careless observer.
One visible instance, however, was record
ed in the death few days ago Of q young
man, only % years of age, who committed
suicide at hotel in Indianapolis. The
letter he left behind him is as good as q
sermon upon the subject Of sensation eto-
ries. We see in it what the habit leads to-
and the bitter remorse it occasions. And
if that suicides parents still live and have
henrts instheir bodies susceptible of laud.
able emotions, what anguish must they
feel in having brought up to such an end
a son who, in dying, accuses their negli
gencs Of his murder! 80 s. q,
Sensible well-written stories or novels,
possessing a moral ann, a sound tone, in
officiating proper principles and furnishing
a correct conception of the duties and res
possibilities. as well as of the strange and
startling incidents of everyday life, are
wholesome pabulum for. the mental hun.
ger of the young. They thrive and grow
discreet upon it. They increase in knowl
edge and prudence in judgment and ga.
gacity, BY reading such works. But the
trashy sentimentalism, the exaggerated
romance, the vicious principles, and the
debasing ideas that 60 to make up the sum
total Of half the popular stories now pub
lislied by those who only care to get rich
by pandering to low appetites, only create
for us Q race of dissolute men and reckless
women. They only fit young women who
read them to- the life of wanton, and
young men fer the gambling table. They
build houses of i'll fame, and jjails and in
sane asylums; and it is great pity thai
the sordid men who Systematically distrib.
ute the moral poison cannot be punished.
in order tc diminish the extent of victim
ization.-N. y. Sunday Times.
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SheriH's Sale,
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, So:

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, IS:
In the District Court of Clayton County, State of
Iowa.
BY virtue of a special execution issued from the
Office OF the Clerk of the District Court of Clayton
County State Of Iowa, in favor Of James MacGrsgor
Jr., plaintiff, and against Henry d. Hodges and NJ
L. McCloud defendants dated October oath, 1867. and
to directed, commanding me that of the following
described real property to make cause to be made
the sum Of three hundred and ninety-fve dollars
(S3950 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, towit: ~ = - ts = rs
Lot Eighteen tls) in Block Thirty ESQ., in James
MacGregor, Jr.'s Addition TO the Town Of McGregOr
according to the recorded plat thereof
An hereby give public notice that will offer 70,
s,le public auction, in front of the Shers 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 ten o'clock
NJ. of said day. and 1 will sell to the highest bidder
therefor In cash. the above described property suf
fcent thereof to satisfy the above debt with nteres
and all cost that has may accrUe
JAMES DAVIS,
578td Sheriff OF Clayton County, Iowa.
JOHN T. SLOVENIAN, Prf's Atty.
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One Of the provisions Of the reconstruc.
ton act, requires the Southern States to
insert in their State constitutions, disfran'
.chising clauses. Should that be done il
will be State act, and any question that
might arise on such Acknowledgement, wo'd
come within the decicion of the Supreme
Courts Of the United States, and of Mis-
souri,, and be declared void.
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sheriEs 8ale.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, .s: - 49,
Iu the District Court Of Clayton County. State Of
Iowa. = ''' y
BY virtue Of special execution Issued from, ~. oe
Ace Of the Clerk Of the District Court a Ciavtor
Coupty, State Of IOwa, in favor of Jaues M McK in
lay, executor OF the last will OF James Macf;reaor III
plaintiff. and against Rachael Maze defendant
dated November 4th 1867, and to me directed com.
manding me that Of the following described real prop
erty to make or cause to be made the sum Of fo,,r
hundred and eight dollars and cents (S o
with iqfeleet cost e. commanded I have Levied
upon the f0lYowink Uescffbed real estate living ana
being situated in the County Of Clayton and STATE
Of Iowa, towit:
Lot 15) Fifteen In Block (3O) Thirty in James Mac
Oregon, Jr.'s Addition to tho Town Of Mcregor &C.
cording to the recorded plat thereof.
And hereby give public notice that will offer 70,
salo at public auction In front of the Sherifs ONCE
in the City Of MoGaagdr s. sai1 County Of Clayton
and State OF Iowa, on Friday,
The 1871 Day Of December, A. D. 1867,
said sale r. comnencs et ths hopr ef tyo o'clock
therefor II csh tho aUovg described property or su
Acent thereof to satisfy the above debt with interest
and all cost that has or may accrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
= md 1Aart6 of C1ayton co1nty. Iowa
n 5onxT SNOWMAN, Pr6's Atty. n -
s8eE1x1Hw 8A9skasfFH sESs @aksa yrs
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sherif's Sale.
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, SIS:
In the District Court Of Clayton County, State q

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, SIS:
In the District Court Of Clayton County, State OF
Iowa. t#@E E3Faa -
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.
layspecal executor of the will OF James MacGregor
as plaintiff and against Baker Brown, Jane Brown
John Greene and Abbey Greene defendants. dated
November 4th, 1851. and to- ne directed, com.
handing me that OF the following described real
property to make to be made the sum Of two
hundred and seventyseven dollars with interest
cost, AS commanded, have levied upon the following
described real estate lying and being situated in the
County OF Clayton and State OF Iowa, towit:
Lots Thirteen 13) Fourteen (14) and Fifteen (15 in
Block Forty one l4l) in James MacGregor, Jr.s Add
ton to the Townoi McGregor, according to the re-
corded plat thereof. . vs.
And hereby give public notice that will offer for
sab, At public auction. In front of the Sher's Office
in the City of McGregOr, in said County Of Clay
and stateof Iowa, on Friday,
The 18Th Day of December, n. D. 1867,
said sale 10 commence at the hour of twelve O'Clock
NJ. of said day. and will sell to the highest bidder
therefor in cash. the above described property or suf
fcelt thereof to satisfy the above Debt with Interest
and all cost that has or may rccrue. ~
JAMES DAVIS,
57Std Sheriff OF Clayto County, Iowa.
JOIN 7. srosEMAS. PITTS Atty.
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STATE OF IONA. Clayton County, S. :------
In the District Court of Clayton County, State Of
Iowa s#s 80 q
By virtue Of special execution issued from the OF.
fcc 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 MacGregor
Jr, as plf and against Robert Lindsay aud Sarah Il
Lindsay def dated Nov 4t 1867 and to me direct
ed commanding me that OF the following described real
property to make to be mate the sum of two
hundred and eleven dollars aad thirty-three cents
(s2ll33) with interest and cost commanded have
levied upon the following described real estate lying
and being situated In the County Of Clayton aud
State of Iowa, to-wit:
Lot Ten l0 in Block Forty-three (43) id james Mac
Gregor Jr.s Addition to the Town of McGregor &C
cording 70 the recorded plat thereof.
And hereby give pubic 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
ne. lSM 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 bdde
therefor in cash. the above described property or sui
hcent thereof to satisfy the above debt with ipteres
andalicost ftat hss or maj ncrne. ~ ED-
JAMES DAVIS.
o7Std Sheriff of Clayton County. Iowa
JOHN I. SLOVENIAN, PPf g Atty
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sherif's Sale.

STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, SIS:
In the District Court of Clayton County, State Of
Iowa.
BY virtue of a special execution issued from the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court of of Clayton
County, State of Iowa, in favor of James MacGregor
Jr, as plaintiff, and against Marcus Wiederin, Bar
bara Wiederen and Frank A. Ess, defendants,
dated October oath, 1867, and to me directed,
commanding that Of the following described real
property to make caue to be made the sum of two
hundred and sesentysix dollars ank .hiryive cents
{s27635) with interest and cost commanded have
levied upon the following described real estate lying
and being situated in the County of Clayton aud
State Of Iowa, to-wit:
Lot Eight ~ in Block Thirty (3o) In 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 for
SALE at pub lie auction, front of the Sheriff Office
in the City of McGregor, in said County of Clayton
and State of Iowa, on Friday, s@
The 1871 Day Of December, A. D. 1867,
said sale to at the hour of eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. of said day, and will sell to the highest bidder
therefor in cash. the above described property sui
fcent thereof to satisfy the above d. ut, with interest
and all cost that has or may accrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
57Std Sheriff OF Clayton County, Iowa.
JOHN 7. sroNrMAN, Pl'f salty - #sFEa3