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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
Leap Y ear SCALED Proposals.

q chap at louisville issued a leap
year Invitation and selSS.ho following
notice TO contractors for publication
in the Courier, y. q
TO CoNTRAcToRs.--The undorsign-
ed, feeling the need of some one to
find iiind fault with and grumble at when
business matters go, wrong and be-
ing lonely with no ono to hate him.
sand whereas having arrived at the
proper age, he Is therefore dotermin-
cd to "come out" ....0
Scaled proposals will be received
till l2 o'clock midnight, of the 3lst
of December 1868.
~ Applicants must possess beauty, or
its equivalent in currency.
She must possess a. sweet and for
giving disposition, and VIXEN one
shock is kissed, turn the other (this is
if it is the right man kissing
% She mny not chew gum. "tF
q Nor wear long dresses on the street.
Nor go around begging for charita.
blGpurPoses., ts!.FqI, n. Egs l-aR
Nor read the paper irst in the
morning.
Nor talk when am sleepy.
Nor sleep wbonlI am talking.
Nor trade my clothes to wandering
ltal lians for flower vases.
Nor borrow money from my vest
pocket while I slocp.
Nor hold looking-glass over my
face, at such time, to make mo tell all
| know.
She must believe IN the sudden at
tack of chills, and make allowances for
their effect on tho nervous system.
When her "old bear'' comes from
home ''meeting afcw friends" rather
alicctionatc, she must not take advan-
tagc of his state to whcedlc him into
trips to watering places. su
And above all, she may not on such
occasions put opicac into the coffee
she prcscribes for his t'poor head"
She must not sit up for him when
,hc happens to be detained to late
hour OH his committee.
But whcn he docs return, tired ar L
sleepy. she will be expected to roll
over the other side and give him her
own warm place.
a lady possessing the foregoing
Qualifications, positive and negative,
can hear of something to her adyan.
tage by enclosing rcd stamp.
All proposals must bo accompanied
by satisfactory evidence of the ability
OF the applicant to support a husband
in tho style to which. he has been ac-
customcd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
Rates of Ad vertising,
10 Cents per line. ~
Address all orders 10
GEO. p. ROWELL s. co,
Publishers,
10 Park, Row, New York.
nov lT-;lw


NllE GREAT NEW YORK AGRICULTU.
L RAJ. HORTICULTURAL AND FMA.
lLl lNEWSPAPER.-Th RURAL AMERI.
CAN, published in the city Of New York, is
now the Largest md Most Elegant pnpcr of
its class IN the United States. Price 81 go
a year; l6 copies $l2 so; 20 copies $40,
or'only Ono Dollar II year! Every subsri.
Der in clubs of ten. at 81 80, will receive d
package Of Emly Rosc Potatoes, selling nj
$40 pei, bhl Post Paid, worth 81 20. The
Rard' limeriton is every whcrc admitted to
bc the Best Cheapest, and the most Praoii-
ca farmers nnh iruilgrowefs' paper in this
codntry. It's editor In chief is an old farm.
CT and frtil grower of Forty Years expe.
ricncc! The publication Of this paper WAS
removed in Jnhc las, from ttica, N. Y, 10
New York City; aud tho Editorial aud t,u.
siness Office to Now Brunswick, N. j., (hear
New York,) where its proprietor owns
farm within III, City limits, of l22 acres,
worth $4,000, and nlso has large Cash
Capitol TO ensure permanency to his publ
cations. Club Agents wanted everywhere,
VITO nre pail very liberal COMPENSATION
Sahples of paper, blank subscription lists
SC, free. Address II. B. MINER, Nsw
Brunswick, New Jersey.
nov 17-4w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
GOODBYE,

cannot lull
My restless thoughtss Like troubled
They flow and ever moan. There seems
a tone of sadness in the Whispering trees,
A murmured echo on the twilight breeze,
Saying, "Good-bye ="
The parting time
Is past. No gave NE words Of peace, a4
A pastors blessing, and tho farewell kiss.
Although his kind words brought me some
relief, A1sIhs ~
Ye' sill, my heart was all too full of grief
To say, "Good, bye"
know not why
SuaN teuder sweetness, yet such power
Oi crushing sadness, fling their shower
or thorns and roses from the littlo word
That oftenest with a weary sigh Is heard
The word, 'Good"byo,"
A double spell
Il benrs--to sootho tho dreary heart
With tho sweet wish iniplied-to start
Afresh the bubbling fountains of tho hearts
keen pain,
Because tho parted may not moet again
To speak "Good.bye."
MOI always thus
Those bitter partings. Sorrows night
Must fade befre the d.wning light
That scatters beams upon q heavenly shore.
There shall earth's tired wanderor nevor
Repeat, "Good-bye."
tr ..N s.. LA PETITE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
~ g w S p a p g I s ).
-A--O-s-a
THE BEST and the CHEAPEST

A .'LIsr".hns just been published for the
use Of advertisers, including the leading Dem
ocra'io and Republican, papers in MI towns
and cities in the United Stntes having more
than 10000 population, (daitics being given
wherever any arc published, J and also most
Of the weekly publications. tho regular cir.
cenla'ion of which exceed 10, 900 copies each
issue.
GetD" Sent 10 ony address on receipt Of 25
cents. Address
GEO p. ROWELL & CO.,
ADVERTISING AGENTs,
40 Park Row, New York.
nov 17-4w !'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09


Draws Il Prize.
8 Cash Gifts, each $4,000
10 Cash Gifts, each a@ 500
~ C"sh 0li's, each &, 1000
300 Cash Gifts, cach 100
~ Sash Cuts, each 1000
300 Cash Gifts. cach so
90 Elegant ItoseM ood Pianos each
S3ooto $3.50
20 Elegant Rosewood Mclodcons each
ST6 to g5aE p..& .4 150
800 Sewing Machines. each $50 TO 176
500 Fine Gold Watches each rs !, 300
Sash Prizes, Silver Ware, Sc, all valu-
CD at $l,000,000
a chance to draw my of the above Prizes
for 25c. lickes describing Prizes are
sealed in Envelopes and well mixed. On
receipt of 2jc. a Sealed Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mail to my
address. The prize named upon il will be
delivered tho ticket holder on payment
OF Ono loilar. Price ars ;,3.nediatcly
sent toany address by express or return
mail.
You will know what your Prize is he.
toro you pay for IT,. Any Prize exchanged
for another for snme vd'ue. No blanks.
Oar patrons can qGpend ON fair dealing.
RErERENcss:-Wc select the following
from many who have lat ely drawn Valuable
rrIzes and kindly permitted us to publish
them i,hS. 7, wilkins, Buffalo, ST, 900
Miss Anne Monroe. Chicago, Piano, $3.50;
John Milwaukee, Piano. $500; Rev. +. K,
Dny, New Orleans, $500. We publish no
names without permission 7e-.,a
OrISIoNs OF TnR Press :-"The firm is
reliable, and deserve their succcss."-
Weffty Tribune, dug. 8. "Wo know them
10 bea fnir dealing frm."- Y. Xerald,
prize, which was promptly recciyed.3--.
Only Newg, Sept 8. .,.,,..., ,,,.....
Send ior circular. Liberal nluccm en- 9
TO Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed Evory
package of Sealed Envelopes contain one
cash gift. All letters should DO addressed
70 ~ HARPER. WILSON g. Co,
f73 Broadway NJ y.
" D. p
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
POLITICALLY.

The HERALD will be absolutely
and entirely Democratic Ii, ,seutime ent,
at all times and Under all circumstan-
css, and thcohpsomisings in hostility
to those ruinous Radical measures.
which have struck and are still strik.
ing at tho roo is Of the CtnttitBtio
and the existence Of political and OWL
liberty. We shall always maintain
and vindicate the freedom Of the Press,
and shall not at any Tina hesitate to
discuss freely the ACTIONS Of men and
the probable consequences Of measures.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
LORILLAlD'S
"Y a c ht. Clu b"
h SMOKING TOBACCO,

Inc best judges everywhere declare il to be
the best for many reasons:
II is made of the finest ST ook grown.
II has a mild and agi eeahle aroma.
II Is anti. ncrvons In its effects-.-
The Nicotine having been extracted,
And is perfectly free from drugs.
II leaves no ,aclid, disagrccable after-tasto
DOCS not burn Or sting tho tongue,
And leaves no offensive odoY In the room.
Being very light, one pootd will last as
long a -st0 MI =, - ~
(, As two to three peunds of ordinary, TO-.
baccos. .z. .ys...g .ly 3 D l.'''.
Orders for Elegant Meerchaum
Pipes. '1 " So
Are being packed daily in tho various
Sized Bugs in which it is sold
BUY TT. try It, and convince yOur-
at ,.. self i o6tt0s ~
That II has all tho advantages we claim
for it, :rG l ,''' '''
If yonr dealer does not keep it, ask him
=. o. 'N'ii .D-aGll tErt'HgN 80. .F-s r.g 81 .s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS

ARE REsPEcTPULLY. INFORMED THAT
messls. Cleo. p. Rowell & Co., THE
LEADING NEW, YORK ADvERTIsING
AGENTS, are NOW MAKfNa EXTENSIVE
CONTRACTS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH.
They Pay Cash for all tho Adver-
Using rHnYioRDER, ,arANp ExpEcr TO
OBTAIN Low RATES. arUBLfsHERs wIsH-
INssTo HAVE THEIR JOURNALS rLAcED
ON FILE At THE osricE OF NEssRs. ;,
RowELL 4 CO., sHoUI,D ADDRESS THEM
as AN. EXCHANGE TO THE Advertisers
Gazette, NEW YORK CITY
nov lT-4w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
.BgOC30

N YEAR aud eypshses 10 Agents 10 in
"a troduce the iWiisonI Sowing NIaohit,o:
stiei, alik 9 on both eides, Samples. on q.
aesks triak Etra Inducements to sexperi-.
sncea agents. Fsr further particulars nd
20, Cleveland, o. Boston, Mass or'st
Louis, Mo.ig sY e 0S'o''
s9,l ixssI7s4wS" ii ss@s3sS 9f.ts;. q.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
!. besa LdKILLARD'S 4
Eureka Smoking Tobacco,

4 Good Smoking 7O6acco
Is Perpetual Comfort. .3%2'
Tho Eureka" Tobaccgi is likewise on ex-
cc'lent &C article Of choice Virginia Tobaoc O..
OF heavier body than the former, aud
nence !, inioh cheaper in price; neyerlheless
1t makes nm excellent smoke. = ''''
Orders for Mecrsclnum Pipos ore n,oo
pncked daily in this brand ai''sS>
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09

The forthcoming report es, the An.
ditor Of 1Kentpdlty u viii show "a de-
crease IN, the ,nnmber OF, hogs for 1893
compared seas par Y VIE lts ts ss 600
/ aaSagrAG y 0Ht a,a.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
RULET0 PLEAD.
State Of SO1th Carolina.

IN TIE COMMON pLsAs.5 81 iae.
10. Foster & Cows James r. Ashfosdl.A,.,
taohment. I.e 4.oaH H lIl'i - 'iSi "
WHERRapS the Plaintiff dfta on fas asdf
w s.. day Of June, A. D., 1883 filehia Az AN.
cIiaration against the Defesdhnt WIN, SSk
y saidy is absent from and william l NSias u
liAh or this State aud has nelthbr ,ss iss
nor attorney known within Htho satnS M 1. &
whaas copy of tho said deolSsati ion ssaIit.
oe berVeas3H .a{H,les s4bt 10 SSEentffsI5 TTfSsf
], ~ Is therefore ordered, that ,hs saiddSk,i
oIapn.ion ,laaSh 40 opl sppssar an plead
iA.D. 1869, otherwise final hn, II, isSy.,sSs'
lndgmeny will thep be given andt awa,.ssS ~
Tor tho Plaintiff, against him. """'~""
'f, ,Ss. 81. n t,I.O gyJsas C. .t,c 20
Clerks Otioos FhirAbld District e 9hfiiab
June eau 1885, 8S7sT IS 81. -. sisseoiipt
june 2E.1cSmiS aSiP 9saSl ri, aagyan
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09
New Advertisements,

Great Distribution by the Metro.
pOltan Gift Co. Cash Gifts 10 the
amount of $25O,OOO, :, Every Ticket
Draws Prize.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-09

CHrLo KnI.Ep IN HA6KLyryo}w,, 4, ~,
Ion Sunday last two negro women, living
IN o. place known las Hackle toWnnh-ee :
70 the left ofths United States Arsenal
--got into aquarrel, the nature OF which
we were anatle telearn, resulting 1.-THE
shooting by one az the othef, TIE! BALL
mllssea the tintsnded target. but struck.
her child, ittle girl sve Or six si Years Years,
OLD, inficting n mortelS wound, of wbich
stshas sinee died. sFhe woman who fred
The hes shot hes immediately aod. No arres,
has yet been made.~-A,Wustal chronis
stss5s ssan&s sgSs 8k8sf 5as&g4aa t6ssG4 4
tas@ EfYYst ~ ssSssB s siis y. &i9sa 81
{ S.$ztfi s9ss
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

HEAVY TOBACCO SEIZURE IN New ORIEASs.-Our
readers will rccollect that few days ago a large
quantity Of tobacco, valued at about 1000, was
Illegally removed irOm the government bonded ware
house. No. II, IN charge Ok MIR. Slack, and was
seized by order OF Supervisor Crcecy. This tobacco
was withdrawn under bold executed Dy John c.
Newman principal aud william Alstatt and Err
nest bascha as sureties IN the sum oi S9lGtO, each
party iusiifying under OATH for one.half Of that
amount. Some curious features present themselves
IN connection with this transaction. The goods
were bonded for transportation 10 san francisco
Via the Isthmus Of Daricn--a route of cOnlmunca-
tion not generally known To our commercial men--
by the brig Amelia, from this port. We upderstaQu
that instead OF there being any shipment by saiu
brig "a was conditioned IN tie bond. the custom
House records do hot show that there was any
brig Amelia at tais port.-NeD Orleans Repa0Hc'"'
Dec. 10.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

DESTRUCTION or A CHURCH IN WAIlJihNfi, ,
CoSN-Loss S1o0o00.-The waterbury ln,e.tcaH OF
the oath Inst. announces the total dcstructioh ~
fire OF st. Johns (EpiscopaD churcn III aua' ciN.
This elegant and costly cd1ce was iounu ~ ~ ~
names shortly before five O'Clock and I'D spte 2, al
efforts was totally destroyed. The dD.eI1cfe 9dds;--
The Ore caught from a furnace, the cnuItb haWnN
been heated lately FOR tho purpose of decorating u
for Christmas. The loss ie somewhere Ia the neiSn-
bornood OF 100000; insurance so9,Uoo. Ino ftre
Mr.. Y. q. Booth. IL seems strange that tor ire
should have attained such headway before al alarm
wus giyen.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
ADJUSTMENTS. A


NEW YORK CIRCUS.
IN Fourteenth street, opposite Academy OF Music;
= D. LEN EXTRA HOLIDAY aATiSiIs.
MhTINEEs EVERY DAY At
HATINEEs EVERY DAY AZ sI.
GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANToMIME
GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANrOhiME
which has been produced with and Agncen costumes
BLUE BEARD x La ATURoUEFRANcAIsE,
Blue Blue sEAF sEAkP "a TkSuEFFss T1E9 FsAScAisE SSciE
~ ABSURD SS ApvENTGREs' SysTGs 10 ODD ID sU UspRIsEs.
LauaGxsLs LaguplGxSLs siTahFIoss, sFGlhhFFISorsSs
MAGIC TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS
AND FURIOUS ROLLICkING Fun.
v" sLGE BEARD La ri TuEQ1E &; i fRAioHisE
BLUR BEARD A La TURQ . E.FKANCAISE
will be performed until further notice
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
= ''4''AsP SERTED ACTS N Ti'E CIRCLE,
introducing all the leading artists of ths
GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE.
yNALLACK's,
w Proprietor and Manager. -. Mr. LESTER wALLACK
'''' FRiDA2 EVENING, DEcaMsEK Is, 1858. : ''''-'
CHARACTERS BY
Mr. LESTER WALLACK. Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, Mr..
SHARLEs eIHda fisHEE MI Ga4HaE nonNWr H3LAS9'
TIIEws, Mr.. @. T. BROWNE, Mss. VERNON, MISS ANNIE
WARD, Mrs. JOHN SETON and Miss MARY BARRETT.
sATUkDAy, 26th-THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
MONDAY EVENING, DEcFMgER q,
with beautiful and complete arpontment Lord
Ly''0n'' SosEa SSrsss Es0m'a'oi
TUESDAY, asth-rwo CAN PLAY AT THAT GAMR
AND FoLLIEs or A NIGHT;
WEDNESDAY, Both MONEY.
yrc, .I1op In prepara,oT;a P,, u n;aru1sa
Box book for Mr.. LESTER WALLACK'S nights open.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTU RES TO GENTLfNEE ONLY, ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific Subjects showing
how live and live for, delivered daily NJ tue
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable TO attend
receive copy by forwarding 20 cents 10 the secretary
6iS Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

Dose. and .aLMES
u,. SgSoEssbIL AND IkiGsPIASHr IkiG5ssIP HAN r.,.vo,v
ATa Tas nA Rss vii ls
S %osr s fss sad bs%St OF 4E h DAY
from tue pen Of Dion Bonciesu, SrH entitled
: :, LONDON BY NIGHT; cov,.xv
THE GREAT kAlLh3An sn2,cs SCENE TILL FURTHER
sa hSDa S 81 5ASs oSs6Gs4 fEFHs hxL DRAW
SINGING, DANCING, SENsU AND APPOINT
NO MATINEE SATURDAY, DEC. ss
pvDs. as Ss Ss:
ss THEa4sH b osi saarLY II TO REpLE
Eas Ss6k TSaSS s. HSSESs saS % 1888
THE Hsb u TEE SEH
NM TnE ENEnxID RING ISayrx,yo
At MhFrskA NAT skANp Mr.: kAsspsas AND sas
MEADOWS; EMERALD RING.
THE uspSE "a sHlsHp1A 81 fAsIIS aAE!sEE
Mr. Asp As nsEsAED sEs Z sad hAriskH SAnskE
Is THEATRE EMERALD RING MATINEE.
sdHT b6K Sook sSSk soM sDAr6
GRAND WILLIAMS AND EMERALD RING MATINEE.
NJ SATURDAY NEXT. BROADWAY THEATRE.
TO PREVENT THE CROWDS AT THE DOOR LADIES
SHOULD SECURE THEIR SEATS IN ADVANCE.
TJNHE EMERALD RING.
i SATURDAY MATINEE NEXT.
SEQ OF THE BEAUTIFULLY MOUNTED
EMERALD RINGS
WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE LADIES ON SATURDAY.
VlOWERY THEATRE.
ID MERRY CHRISTMAS
WONDROUS HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS.
THE POPULAR MISS FANNY HERRING.
THE AVENGER WIZARD sKIFF.
THE MOOR PIECES, VALENTINE
OF SICILY. 10 and
BUSY BOB. Songs and Dances. ORSON.
Handsome Jack. Great Gymnastics Irishman's Home
THE BEST AMUSEMENTS FOR THE l,0O0,OO0.
SATURDAY MATINEE-UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

A sPLFs Din ASSORTMENT or LADIES, GENTS,
N Misses nna Chdren's Boots and shoes selling ~ pe
cent below broadway prices, at ". u. BIGELOW CO. =
aSv bowtry, corner OF Bond street. w. ". BiGELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

A MEXICAN HOTEL. BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
IA street, European plan.-kooms at moderate rates
Meals In restaurant to order by day. week private table,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19
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physicians AND SURGEO0S. Once
i on Third Street, one door west Of Brady,
south side Office hours from to IL A. n and
from To SIP. u. auglO-tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-19

George Francis Train 10 psnniless.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Breckinridgs are at
Rome.
The father Of Robert Bonner wss On inn
keeper In Raymelton, Ireland.
A large quantity Of wheat has bssa ssws
in Maine.
w. N. Haldsman, Of the Lsuisvills Csur.
isr. returns An income Of els,s99.
New Orleans possesses ssvsaty miles q
street railroad.
Self opening umbrellas ere . new isvss.
tien.
A young girl In 81. Louis TEX isudaum
because her lover failed TO invite her . the
circus. A stomach-pump saved her life.
This 10 not circus advestisemsnt.
The prohibitionists Of Boston have In
oentsaplation 70 build hotal, 10 b Coz.
Quoted upon the total abstinsnes plan.
Two Of the Hnsst botsls in Boston, che
St. james and To- Wsvssly, wsrs erected
with money made BY the publication Of
trashy literary pspsrs.
The daughter Of On English toll-gats
keeper hes got herself into trouble for
''dsad heading" her lover through the gate.
An exchange says "she never tolled her
love-"
A colored man who died recently in
New York city. a the age Of seventy -ons,
wss the owner Of eight heusss aud $780,.
900 in bonds. He began life % . house
servant.
A Maine genius propounds the opinion
that the fourth Of March Vas selected for
Inauguration day bsoaass il cannot pee
sibly comes on Sunday for three centuries.
Is't 90 :
There was. not long since. consultation
among the workmen 10 one Of the Concord
N. H., carriage msnufacioriss, whether
they could censcisntisusly work upon the
construction Of circus wagons.
A sailor, sxhssting II prayer meeting
in London chapel. said that on dark stor-
my night. while on the sea, he had often
been comforted by that beautiful passage
in Scripture. "A faint heart never won
fair lady"
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SHERIFE'S SALE.
THE STATE OF IOWA,

SHERIFt'S SALE.
THE STATE OF IOWA,
scorr COUNTY.
II the District Court of Scott County, State Of
Iowa.
BY virtue of Special Execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott County. State Of lows, in favor Of DAVID
Harmer. and against John B. Parcell. dated
Nay 10th. 1858, and to me directed. command
ing me that Of the property hereafter described.
Of the said John B. Pareell, make or cause 70
be made the sum of eleven hundred and nine
teen q .lls) $4,000 dollars, with interest and
costs, I levied upon the following described
Real Estate, lying and being situated in the
Ceunty Of Scott and State Of Iowa, viz:
Lots number nine ~ and ten (lO) in blocg
number fourteen (l4) in the old town Of Gina
beth City, now Princston.
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer fer sale at public outssy, q the Court
House door in the city Of Davenport, County Of
Scott and State Of Iowa, On Saturday. the goth
day Of June, 1868; between the hours Of y o'clock
A. n. and I o'clock p. N. Of said day, sale to
commence At the hour Of 3 o'clock P. n. Of said
day, and will sell to tie highest and best bid
der thefor, In cash, the above described proper
", or sufficient thereof to satisfy the shove
debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, lsss.
GUSTAvUS SCHklTGER,
maylsd3t sheriff u Scott OeuBty.