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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

NswBERS, N. o., Aug. N.--Messrs, Whsl.
ford, Dill 4 o., agents Of Murray's steamship
line, received today from M, Wallace, owner
Of Moseiy Hall. Lemon county, the arst bale
OF new cotton. Mr., Ames gave Us tho arst
blossom, and. he now sends the nrst bale
weighing 900 pounds. The qusiity Of the
cotton 10 middiins. twill DO shipped to New
York BY tho hrst steamer. '."
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 55sg
Tug Sader.isasd having Leased and rsmodsied
siS sssr,si.. ssrnsp of Seventh "a @ s ssa
are GOV prepared 10 offer unusual for The
IT, and d suction Al their new rooms 'hr'g
Property le with them for sAle or for rent ID I'D
vertissd without charge In their I,I,TTTI,T
REAL ESTATE ADvKRTIsKR,"
shss :s i.s { :ss.I al: AZ:
ofPropsTty left On thslr books, NJ. -
CAS- u prcpsrty for non-fs.idsnts, and also to
the nsgolAiion Of paper secured by real estate. at
moderate .-----yT---.=-=---RIpGH PoX,
aui7-a = Heal Estate B,okers snd Asstioneeis.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

Hss. O. q. washburn nenainated,
La CRossH, WIS.,, August .aI..-Hon. o. O
washburn was reconstructed for Congress yes:.-
tefdAY. IL ~ ~ ---l-L b I 4 81 LL---Lu. --ML
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Dase Ball.

new YoRx, Aug. aI.-Ths base ball match
between the Atlantics and the HAymakers Of
Lansinsburs, was IN favor Of the former, the
soore standing q to II. .rI ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28
Congregational Neniaatiens In New
81 yePSsv.d

NEWARK, N. J., August 2a.-The Fifth dis
triet Democratic Convsntion met hers today,
and nominated orestes Cleveland. ex-mayor
OF Jersey City for Congress, The Third dis
triet Democratic Conventisn met At Sonsr.
willie, yesterday, aud noninated John J. Bird,
OF Huntington, for Congress.
The Second distrlst Rspubiisan Convention
met 81 Ton'' River to-day ard nominated
General Jsmss T. Rushins, o. rrsnton, for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

IA .YhQMt>...tt.-U .TOTG
Tho Address In His -t.oolkct
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

GsonsErOWH 0eLLKes,aDs q.
fhs s.4t s.,a.. Of tks coIisss VIII eomiGtenss
o. ~ rInsT MONDAY OF skPTEMBIR.aE
For Catalogues or any further information, apply
TO .dpNN Rev. .. A. MAaufKB. ST.
au21-2w 81 ~. ---.,.,..,|s President.l
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FROM THE FAR " EST.

FoRr WALLACE, Kansas, Sept. 23
Two scouts from Colonel Forsyth's com
mand arrived here last night. They left For
sytn' camp. on the dry fork OF the Repnhii-
can river, ninety miles north OF here, four
nights ago and report that on the morning
OF the 18th the Indians tried to run off their
stock, aud half an hour later three or four
hundred appeared on the biun two miles of
and made dash for the camp. Colonel
Forsy 9Th having only fifty men crossed them
10 a small island, when the Indians com
manced firing on him, W ich they kept up
steady until II o clock. after which there was
only scattering shots till 8 o'clock when they
again opened steady fire and increased their
force. their number being estimated then at
700 The fight was kept up in this manner
until sardown when the Indians made des-
perate charge 10 take the camp, but we're un'
successful.
A scout which came in at 10 o clock this
morning reported Carpenter far on his way
General Bradley from For; Sedgwick, on
his wsy to the forks Of the Republican was
supposed to be in that vicinity with two COM
panies OF cavalry and three OF infantry. II
was confidently expected by General Sheri-
dan tha, they would come up IN time to help
the party. as they were on this route.
LATER.
General Nichols, who has just Arrived
fyom Fort Reynold, reports Lieut. Beecher
dead Dr. Moore mortslly wounded an dy'
ing, and Colonel Forsyth nearly as bas
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
SAN FRAsCIsco, Sept. %

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %.
The Oregon Legislature has adopted res
olution thanking Gener- Crook for his SER
vice in Eastern Oregon, by which the Indian
depredations we're stopped, and rendering
him the hospitality Of the Staee.
The House has adopted . memorial to
Congress to aid BY money and law the build
iue of a branch Union Pacific Railroad froiu
the vicinity Of Salt axe 10 the navieabie
waters OF the Columbia, and thence by Port
land to Pugei's found.
Arrivad-The Neptune, from New York.
PEORIA. H., Sept, %.
A Are broke out in the Peoria Pottery
Works, this morning, and in . short time the
whole building was burned 10 the ground.
II vas the largest establishment Of the kind
10 the State, and valued at S125.OO0 Insur-
ancs between $4,000 and $50, 600.
PIrrssrRc, Sept. %.
Weather clear and cool.
The Republican torchlieht procession 10.
night was vsry imposing. TIE city wss bril-.
lisntly Illuminated along tho route. Ths
procession was one hour and ten minutes
passing . given point. Among the noticea-
Bic features was great number OF horaemen
in the procession. The city 10 alive With ex
citement. A large number of delegation,
from abroad are in attendance.
The Convention tomorrow Will be one o.
the greatest and most enthusiastic demon
ssraiione ever held here.
CoIuMBlA, 8. c., Sept. -.
Three pesroes were to-day admitted 4
the bar.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
The following was received at the War De.
psrtment to-day:
AusTiN. Texas, Sept. %.
: the Adjutan: General Of the Army Of the Uni
ted States:
A detachment Of the 9th Cavalry from F..
Davis, under Lieut.. Chsick, overlook two
hundred Apaches under theirchief Arasante,
killed thirty, wounded an equal number, and
re captured two captives and tveniy-fve
head OF animals. The troops also DESTROYED
their camp and winter supplies
J. j. REYsoLDs, Mel. Gen.
The Re.renchment Committee. in session
this morning at the Treasury Department,
concluded their Investigations, and adjourned
TO meet at New York, on Thursday next
Assistant Attorney Ashton, before Cons
missioner General Hatch OF the Freedmen 3
Bureau for Louisiana, arrived to day, accom-
panied BY General Howard, and had an in
ierview with the Secretary of War relative TO
the condition OF affairs in his department
General Meade is here, on bis way South.
BE had long interview with Schoheld, in
which the Camilla riot was under considera
tion. Meade leaves tomorrow morning for
Atlanta.
The following revenue appointments we're
made to-day:
Guagers-H. B. Jolley, lst Distric, Of In
diana.
store-keepers Charles H. Bingham, Mil.
waukee; VIM. F. Tracy, st. Louis; James p.
Santmeyer. II. NJ. Weller Brasher Camp
bell, Alex 81. Christopher, Lewis Mitchell,
Andrew Armstrong, James NJ. Hall, VIM. G
Doolan, A. B. Chandler, James X. Howard
and Joseph Erwin, Cincinnati.
After the conclusion of the arguments in
the Surratt case to day, Judge Wylie reviewed
the case. He said As it has been present
ed, the offenss, "a charged in the indictment,
amounted to giving aid and comfort to the
enemy, by entering into conspiracy to abb
duct and murder the late President Lincoln.
The offense was . miedemeanor, and not q
felony. at common law. 1t was not treason,
according to the definition, or other felony.
and therefore was not covered by the procla-
nation Of pardon and the amnesty Of July
last.
ihe Court, for reasons slaborstely set
for,h, sustained the demurrer Of the District
Attorney to the plea Of the counsel for de-
fendant.
Mr.. Merrick, for the prisoner, asked leave
to meet the technical objections of the Court
in order hat il might stand in the proper
condition fer review.
This request was granted BY the counsel
for the Government and the Court.
Judge Wylie said the counsel for the de.
fendant must be ready with the amended plea
tomorrow morning, a hs desires to 60 10
work on the trial.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 10.
A dispatch received to-day from the end
OF the track announces the completion Q!
another section of tle Union Pacific kali'
way, making s20 miles IN operation.
At,he National Labor Congress to day =
resolution was adopted to form National
Labor Reform party, for political purposes. to
advance the interests of the workingmen IN
the country.
A Committee Of three was appointed to is-
sue an address calling upo, ,he workingmen
of the United States to vote for no man Tor
Office who is not pledged TO sustain the Ma
tional Labor Union
A woman named Bridget Darkley, Pfinci-
pal of Public School No. 9, of Brooklyn, hiss
been arrested for brutality and lnhnmanity'
beating \ little scholar, girl OF less than
eight years, to such horrible degree that tne
lt,,e sufferer died in commissions few hours
after
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

PANS, Sept %.
Madrid is anie,. Eatroda is appointed
Minister.
This mornings news from the Provinces
contradictory.
The Queen had returned to the capital, but
finding the rebels in possession, in the even
ing she returned TO her son Sebastian's,
where she remains.
The rebels everywhere are proc aiming Es-
partero as President
Brano and the other Ministers have arrived
in France.
LONDON, Sept 2s.
Tbs Times Paris letter says that Prince
Lewis had left for Spain.
There was meeting Of e1iied Spanish
Generals at OAdz.
Captain Melcompo, Of the Spanish iron.
clad saragossa, who joined tbs insurgents,
brouah. his guns to bear upon his comrades
at Cadiz, and compelled the rebel troops gar
risoning the city to surrender. The city bay-
ing pronounced for Reunion, the rebel Gems
eral proceeded to another place and raised
the standard Of lnsurrection.
LospoS, Sept. %.
Mr.. Johnson, the American Minister, in
! reply to An address presented by the Town
| Council Of Leeds yesterday, said there were
| but few differences between Eegand and The
| United States, and these were unimportant,
| because they could be amicably adjusted with
| out furnishing the honor of either country
| BE hoped for speedy settlement Of these
differences, and should devote ali his ener-
gies to that end. He would regret il either.
| in coming TO an arrangement, should suffer in
| i.s own opinion or in II at of the world. The
| United States would certainly do nothing u
| detraes from its own reputation, and he knew
,ha, Great Britain -ould not '.rneh her
honor.
The following additional neg. has heen
received from Spain
| The fortified town OF saniAns, III the prov.
ince Of Santana. has pronounced for the rev.
olutionists.
| The railroad. and telegraph hn.. 10 the
southeas,ern portion of tn. country hare bsen
cut, and rapid communication has been dss
tfoyea.
The excitement a. Madrid is increasing.
LONDON, Sept. 2s-e p. N.
The following news from Madrid j. Off
cially received:
General Novoliehse1. Of the Royal Army,
At the head of large army, has gone 70 An
dslusis. Troops have also been ~en, TO San.
fonda.
LoEpos, Sept. s-Midniqht
Dispatches received here this evening an
nounce that the insurgents have issued .
pruslsmatiou which says that whom they ~
sls1ssless their fatars ssssss SslaAvs - We
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ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

QriscY, ILL.,, Sept. %
Tia crowd to day at the State Fair ~a'
very large. The amount OF machinery,
stock, and all the make up OF a lare and
successful State Fair, vas equal TO the e.,
noctations Of the most ardent friends II
tbe afternocn the grounds we're crowded with
visitors, aid machinery Of all kinds was
pouring in. Tomorrow there will be large
crowd present, the largest Of Fair week. Ex-
ira trains are still coming in.
The following officers were elected to-day
bv the Wool Growers Association ct lllinoi
4. N Garland, Pres,den,; Sam. T. Boere-
man. Of Lincoln county, Secretary, and J.
q. Mills, Of Mt 3aladne, Treasurer. The
Vice Presidents elected were W. W. Caroest,
Il. Fich, " Hitchcock, lsaac Bliss,
A. Oliver. +. II. Gorham. r. Spencer, !. S.
McCounell, John Ssulsbury, Matthew Curry,
W. B, Ray, 8. B Chandler and james Cal
To morrow the crowd will be unusually
large. To-day the awards OF premiums gave
excellent satisfaction The show OF dranght
borscs and cattle vas full - large as last year
TIE Fret National Bank WAS robbed At
noon to.dsy OF about $4,000. It was done
10 as bold manner as it is possible 10. con-
ceive of.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. "a

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2s.
The Democratic State M.ss Consention,
here to-day, has been largely attended, near
u all parts OF the State I ..ng well represent.
cd The procession to-day and torch light
tonight was composed Of White Boys 10
Blue. Cars f;lied with young ladies ard 9th
ers, represent ng different branches OF trsde,
was very creditable and impualDg aiiair'
that during the day occupying hfty-iwo mir
nies in passing given point, ind the one Z
night thirty FIVE minutes, Among the no
ticaabls features in the procession WAS bur
lesque representation Of the Freedmen ba
reau. Two stsnda for speakers we're erected
in State House square. q one Of which zen
i. P. Blair and Hon. @. n. Pendieton made
speeches. and At the other Gen Beach. Of
ILL.,. and Hon. Dsy; Gooding, OF Ind.
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FROM CHlaAGO.

CHICAGO, Sc II. 2S.
There was l57 des,hs in this city last week
an increase of 33 over the corr apondine
week OF last year, and decrease of Ss from
the proceeding wees.
During the past week 1873 slaughtered
cattle were inspecfeed here, and not single
carcass was condemned.
The Republican demonstration tonight
was an imposing affair. The toroh-light pro-
cession Of six Tanner organizations was
forty-fve minutes in passing . given point.
There was a great variety of banners, mot
toes and a large number Of bands Of music.
The mounted Tanners we're out in consider
able force, and presented 6ns appearance.
A number OF organizations from the country
participated, and were noticeable for thei
ine appearance and proficiency in drill. The
company from Elgin excited particular OBJ
servationn. There vere shout ten thousand
men in the procession. The streets along
the line of march we're thronged With peo-
pie. Addresses were made BY Gems. Pal
mer, Logan, Daugherty, ex-Gov. Stone, Of
Iowa, and others. The Hutchinson's we're
present and sung number Of songs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlsaroH, Sept. %.
In the Criminal Court this morning Mr.
MerYick continued his argument to show that
Sur, att was within the scope Of the procla-
nation.
The opposition argument commended that
the act OF the 10th Of January. 1867, giving
authority TO the President to grant amnesty.
was repealed, and Congress only bad power
to make such pardons. 1t WAS contended
that Sur att did not come within the meaning
of the terms Of the proclamation.
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Tnrurr. Sept. 70

The officers in port Of the Austrian nav
to-day rendered banqus. 70 Admiral Far
ragua epssshss vsss made and much ..
nu11Aon uaaalGl
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government Of the country viii b. decided
BY universal suffrage.
The Insurgents are reported 70 have A.
tackled Madrid, which il defended ~ BARI.
c.des. bat no particulars have 'ssn received.
The city Of Sarsgosss IL actively prepar-
ing defenses against An anticipated attack BY
the rebsa.
FROM CHI AGO.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

NEw ORLrAss, Sept. 20.
A difficulty last night arose from person.
cheering for seymour willie Grant process
sion was passing. The negroes chased the per-
son who was cheering into confectionery
Some indipcrimipate frina took place. when
the negroes fea bu, returned again and bad
q row with Democratic torch light process
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notice in Bankruptcy.

Ia the District Court q the Uoited etAtes for tbs
tffct OF fow~ IL AeakynP.ry II eAs natter Of ia.
3. kesbit tankrupt, ~ keokuh In ssid D,str.c,.
t,se iofh day Of September. A 1915 z. g. A., Ds-
f3ot of fowe.
Oh the 10Th day OF Sept 4 1883, flst IN said D!s
triet Court BY Jas. eesbtt, Buriuxton De, Aire
Co., who has sf1faTs decla ID k,vpt under
he act OF Consr.As eb.i,le An aot 10 --t-hsh IN!
form Of bsnk rnptcy throughout the sttts
proved March ID, 1851 for oischarRe and certificate
thereof ,rosz nil debts spd .,se. povnns
undsr s.id act and that tbs 9Th dss ~ OF heY A y
lAas* 10 o'clock ia assigned or the hearing Of
the btfcfe snid CONT, ~ heokus, Ire county
Iowa, where asd when oil creditors OF sud benkrup.
and all osher 10 interest nay sstcd aad show
fhsy hare Why the prayer Of the raid pst
ucuer seould Dot be rans><.
q LOVE. Clerk
CS Dlstsfat uCuTt, 81 Ksokuk
faAcr ASvnAs. Attys, DurilSSson, .sspii evfb
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Successes OF the Spanish Reyo'
lutiOnlsts.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK '4a-
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For sale.

For sale.
DARTS Of Lots tl0) ten and an eleven
L n Block III, on Rank, bstrs,a Ill and ,7ta :.
consainfug frame houae with four gcoms Snod lar
wsser and varissv u shrnhh.sy. trtr< 1850.
Enquire Of
3. b. JOHNSTON,
sewf3-4s Sth and naaM atYesi
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s

Tee Democrats of the 4th District nom
mated Patrick Hamil for Congress, on the
l43d ballot.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
---- ------- --- -
AAvEssNOON DESPATCHES.
From Washin 3 ton.
Continuation OF the Eurratt Trial.
Political Troubles im New
Orleans.
Battle with the Indians near Fort
Davis.
BANK ROBBERY AT QUINCY
Brutality In = school Room.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
Successes OF the Spanish Reyo-
lnti0nlsts.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK i48
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~, WV cents SchO0l

,1vlIE "DEXTER CIRCULAR
i after si1 month"; trial. 10 pronounced the most
wonderfully quick method discovered 70 make any
ned hof,e or colt trot fast without the Of
track One boy made $500 too common colts 200
on another. Price a. Addrsss 0Do A. ATxrss, Day
Street NY
p. o.-awe recommend every fArmers' immediate at
tsption 70 this crculsr J. ". forman, Troy hills,
| Iowa; q krasee, Egrsmont, Mass. Charles Palnsr,
Hil.dAle r. u John 9i1deYsIeeye, Ansteriits, N. y;
Russell Trsmain. Postn sster. Green River, and
huud, ed Others tsspts-2~
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FIrrED Up MrnR MOST ELEGANT nANsER

AaAin styls uperior 70 AIRY Hotsl tho Upper Riv
and neither pains expense will be spared In the
seeem ondaton Of euests The large4s rooms of any
Hotel In the State and the butldnG Lighted thronshos
by gas J. H. TGPDEHs
neh8o Proprietor
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oAn LBS. fesh French cured C.,dAsh. inst re-
COO ceivea ~ ROBGhTs0 ON = tLBEas.
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m GJAIC.

MRS. A. C. BURR. corner Of Fifth and
lyA FULTON strests-s most successful reacAer Q!
tvsnty years esrerieDce-viil rsnstvs ss psf-
pA,s IN Ausfc, French, and prs~1na
sus1f-dim
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yeneill. Jones 4 Co.....cor Third ! Main streets.
Hses. Etarn 4 Co....-cor Second / Main strests.
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nrAlrs1 ATE 4 Insurance ACTS.
Ter.Eyck, cor Fourth Main sts (uP Pstssrs]
s,uaru sEwINa MACHInED
- W..nmhay. Ast......... Fourth street
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CLOCKS, WATCHES Z JEWeLAr.
sam q ges........-..Nos Estes House.
r !. Ayre, 4 Soma go. ...........67 Main street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-19
STATE ITEMS.

The wife Of ths Rev. NJ. Ssunsbcry, ei
Dss Aoinss, died at the Ssvsry House. on
the 10th inst.
The Resister says tbs Saylesvills folks
are greatly annoyed BY horse thisvss.
"A 6ns iron mine has been discovered
down near EddyvilIs. The 7rssserips
says:
On Monday last ws nads visit y the
|irsn mine q David jsaasso, sisuassd about
. nile ~ . half soa(h ~ td6ysills. We
he'd sllsa heeg6 thaee 0ine g fGeaeld dseabls
value existed In thlo losa1il9, tatlAevse ~
I'll we saw it did ws bslisv0 MI q existed
in sufficient quantity y ~ fbe working.
Bat sssA is really he eass. The one
bsd is iasxhaasubls, and the quality
Of the ore far superior - some now worked
in the Iron Mountains. We have
examined the Iron Mountain ore, and while
there made ourselves somewhat acquainted
with the process Of smelling and working !;
bus 10 ere confident that the yield Of iron
to tho ton Of orc in this mine viii exceed
the Pilot Knob (Hamatitc) ore from 10 20
Is per cent. A coal bed, thought to be
good, lies directly under the vein Of ore, and
within The immsdiats nsighborhsod q IN
abundancs Of pipe clay and Limestone,
bsing al that 10 necessary 20 enable any
man Of skill and capital 70 erect works and
aaks fortune. We do not write merely
TO attract the eye Of tho spsculAtor TO our
town. for these mines are open to the in
spection Of and We invite all to come and
see them.
II must be known that with the Hama.
tits ore, the per cent. ID not 10 large a
With ethse ores, bat 10 sar pSelssable . 20.
Of ~ peessoaisg qualities which make IL
nsse sosily Weske0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-19
SHEKIEE,n SALE,
III Z ~ T y y Ii.
TIE STATE OF IOWA.


TIE STATE OF IOWA,
SC0Tr COUNTY.
In the District Court OF Scott County, State Of
Iowa.
BY virtue of Special execution issued rom
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Scott county, State Of Iowa, in favor of Gee 4.
q. Dow, and against Ebenezer Sherman, dated
June 18th, 1885,, and to me directed commanding z
me that of the real estate hereafter described Of
the said Ebsnezer Sherman, l make or cause to
be made the sum OF four hundred and six T5-
100 (Sios 75-loO) dollars. with interest and costs,
Ilevied upon the following described real estate,
lying and being situated in the County ofscott
and State Of Iowa, viz The east halt of IL
southeast quarter Of section nine o.. and the
east half Of the southeast quarter Of section
three (3). Also the east half and the northwest
quarter Of the uorthwest quarter Of section No.
ten (lo), all in township No. eighty (so), north
range four a., east 5th p. n.
And hereby give public notice that shall
esr for sale At public outcry. at the Oou-t House
door in the CITY Of Davenport, County of Scott
and 6tats Of Iowa. on Saturday the s5th day Of
July, 1888. between the hours Of O'Clock A.
n. and o'clock p. n. of said day, sale 10 CON.
msnes at the hesr Of t~o o'clock r. n. Of said
day, and will sell = the highest and best bid.
der therefor, in cash, the sbovs described prop.
srty, Or sufAsisnt thereof 70 satisfy the sbov,
debt. with iatsrast and costs.
Dsesd this 18th day Of June, 1858.
0UsTAvUB SCaNlT0RR.
Sheriff Of Scott Coussy. Iowa