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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
SPECIAL HCTsCES


BE warned In tine ni.sss. usc tuit ee'siaa
and Dy.reysia are no. &c he t-iari VIII. fi Y
such sthir- Il. h-irr too lao In these mattts .a+
fsmstion or scrthgs Cancer. sclue other Ia r.
Gus disease may .nsuc. when sit RS, oraiives, 10
matter how pctoat. wouii be tnrrectaa. 10 not
delay then. when iho symptoms = Dyspepsia are
frst experienced u 10 the grca fcsteFa.
tive medicine HOsTEr-rNes STOMACH HlF-
TsRs, and you viii - safe.
But G.w disorders involve greater suffering, and.
II not in Itself imm. diaisls dangerous Il i Tie
sorrce OF msuy deSily Daia4cs. tseuH Hdid no
tend 10 greater c5i lhe mental sni phvsicsl misery
ii produce, is alenc satcieni reason W, no pains
should se spared 10 prevent onreh. In no count
~ on the .cs az shr tlotc j. Il -arnetf ,etcly fnes
ucated ~ in onrown, where il IL fannd ~ neSry
every household. uosTETIER's sroMA BIT
TRRs are universally conceded 3, b. the s,vcrri gr
remedy FOR this annoying disease - they act direct
~ upon the digestive organs, correct and tone The
stomach, and .ivc renewed vitality to the system
Acting delightfully."- upon the nerves sni soothing
the brain. TENDERS them edieaciorss- mental mel
cine, ~ well 40 . genia. stomschc. " taken as
preventive they will I've fru par iculaflv WEI .ut
Cd TO the Diseases atisin, from she uah~athN sra
son OF autumn and their use "nl prevent ~
creeping, unpleasant sensation often tpmfla ass
| Of When the chs are stealing slo~iy upon III
! pA,ieut
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
TESTIMONIAL OF MEDICAL MEN.

6fONY PoiEr, W hite co. Ark MAY -, ~.
d.. JoHn BuLL-Deaf Str: Last February was II
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got come o! your
vas With me in the store, had been down with rheu
mstiem tf eoms time. commenced on the Bittere,
and eoon found his general health improved. DR..
also improved DIR. Coffee, who had been 10 bsd
health for several years stomach and liver affected
he Improved very much by the use Of your Bsttcrs.
Indeed the Cedron Btters has given you grcss popu-
larlty In this settlement think could sell great
quantity Of your medicines this fali-especially %
yous Cedron Bitters and SarsaparillA. Ship mo vio
Memphis, care Rickett Nicely. Respectfully.
t39-deod4wiy Q. b. WALHDo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
A Cough, . Cold or q Sore Threat,
Require. i'm IN late attention. and should BE- check
ed. u allowed u continue,
nrrisms ION at shc Lungs. 10 a'rv.
mmucnl Throat disease. or
Con su;npsEOn.
Il hfttn the result
n.n,,..Y,s~l Ts,n..l 4. ~ a.

Having a direct inharucs 10 the rtft-, give lnmeti
ate relief AR THRONE hiti~. Ast htlft.
('atnrrh. t'ou@tltnl,tiNr and Throat
Dise.SaH, TTnehos ar used with always suoe
suCctsr.
@ingcr.s mud Public Speakers use
them to clear and strengthen the Noicc
pnrAIn only - inuwSs R.oeruiAt. THosHpa and
do not take snv vi the Worthless Imitation that
may We offered sold Everywhere. npVii dsw8m
STOP THE ItOtISEIt,
Do yon SEX what robbery Why. Father Time. Of
coursc who !. stealing the ealor from millions oil
ea6s Of hair. Aias
HE CANT TIE STOPPED
What them Ills rnsacfs can he repaired
IN LESS THAN TEN MINUTES
II issoon done. No trouble no Danger 81 inin,ing
the abres Not stain.
CiIRiSTADOROS HAIR DYE
eoufers supcrb black or any ehade oi brown with
all bat nirsculou- rapidits. Manufactured by J.
CHHiSTADoRo. s. Maiden Lane New York. Sold
By all Drng.ists Applied by All Hair pressers.
II is said Of the ladies OF France. that csss.
they are tho hand-omcst in thc world With their
rosy cheek. and black lair. WHO HELM hat think
80. Or. Nepaus Fills never fail to make the com
plexion Of health, and rosy hue, Ladies' try theM
Sold by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
SPRINGFIELD.
RAY & TAYLOR,
xAsuvAcrunxss o. LANES aKsre'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS


IL 81 ali kinds Of the shove goods. are prepared
10 All all orders with promptness and dispatch, and n
A. low figures by any tother house manufac using
goods OF the Same quality.
Weare now manufacturing the following Roode
price
Gents' Collars.
Plain Massasot Persigney,
Cloth Imitation .
LIE Bean Ideal Collei.
Manila EnaYneed Garote,
uu'chinsona Byron.
Ladies' Collars.
Rugenic Linen Finish.
Eugcnie,
English Garotc,
Enamelcd I"
Linen Finish Is
Reversible Enameled,
:. Linen Finish,
Ladies' imitation Lace Collars,
Curtis Linen patent Bosom.
In addition 10 the above, manufacture all kinds
OF Ladies' and Cent? CufIe both single and Yevcrri
Bile plain enamcled linen finish. oil OF the latest
Styice and hest material All our goodr on sale by
w. c, WADsW ORTIZ, IL 4 - Brady Street. Daven-
port. RAY TAllNh.
Caution.
All paper goods manufactured in imitation Of Linen
or other woven fabrics infrngemente OF our let
tiers patent, unless licensed By us. The Congress
Collar Co. Of Chicago, sre At present the only Icen-
SEES under said pate ut, and all infrngers Will be
~vpyns,fly prt,eprutPh at.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

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Smnsetiin. Stamped Seccr'~ Patiently.
L .st sd cheapest Sc asie' u..i. No
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tuit n 4 HHI,;t,S Snrcessnr, 10 Willard 4
thiblt IA south Water s.
EWiS'' fiI'sS - . S4Aih Mater -
Class Manufacturers.
| NtrtTi WISH I'm GlAsst" Window Cts~
"a s'a'h aver ?.
hardware.
EDWIN nus.T SONS sti,t.S,
! Hardware. Cutler. . IIu,..,.. S,,.a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

vicKsBuns, MISS. Aug. 3. 1853.
Da. Jonr BuLl-Deas Str II am happy TO state to
ron that have used your valuable Cedron Bitters
with crest benefit to myeef in general debility and
snd mias matte influence OF the Mississippi River
around vicksbufg. confidently recommend IL nee
70 all persons who exposed to unhea thy climates
H.W FO0LB
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

TRY BOTTLE AND RE CuNvINCEt IT
will only coft your time In usng IT, ! Il docs
ron good
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
REVENUE LAW,

Und r our present revenue law, and the
generally loose manner Of ito execution. op
psstunitiss are afforded for Withholding
large amount Of concealed capital from the
ta1 lists TO . great extent, monies and
credits a.s not faithfully returned TO the
assessors, and thereby much Of this class
OF property escapes ito full share Of taxa
ton. In this manner, il can not DO denied,
frauds are perpetrased upon the State and
local revenues. This system Of abuse can,
in my judgment, in part be avoided. The
Law should be so amen ed % to require the
assessor to take the affidavit Of every FER
son whose property 10 enlisted end return
the sano With the tax lists as evidence for
Oil purposes, civil AMI criminal. The Coun-
~ Treasur should also Be required, upon
i,fofmation received that fal.e return of
property has been made, 10 summon the
party before him for examination under
cath. and also to take other testimony. and
decide the case according 10 the facis. Il
should Be the duty Of the Treasures 70 do
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

The unsafe cond on of the rre.et S,.,.
House, with rs cia.k-d walls md insec,re
foundation, and lis limited iacA acits for N
purposes required. al sus lest TO your minds
the urgent necessity for the construction Of :
new edihce OF size and character commensurate
with the prospecti-e demands aud lust pride Of
the Siatc. Constituted largely Of wooden ms.
teiial-. with articles Of coinbustibie character
scalt ed through its various apartments. and
having vaults Or IRE proof rooms as safe de-
po.i,ofiss for the do :umcn,s. libraries, aud
archives belonging TO the State, The buiidi, q
We now occupy, with its Invaluable cunten;s. IL
al time s-cntc from total destruction by fire
II impossible % con emplste the mag nitude of
the loss that You'd result TO the State from
such calamity. and the bare possibility of its
occurrence 10 desned sufficient to commapd
your intelligent consideration Of the suhiscs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

Inc Home. established for the care
- 0Aatenence of the children Of our
yecessed so'diers, 10 recommended TO your
'soseausi care. THIS institution. 6rst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

WhOirsaIr TOEpNccON I~ts.
BECK i WlK1Il - South Water 81
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caAaIrAsLs inssisusioss.

explain with Intelligent particularly the past
| trauaacus ms and present condition Of their re-
specti,e institutions.
| 1t Affords me much pleasure ~ assure you that
these institutions. under their present man se.
nj mt, are fully sustaining the high repu,atios
they have hitherto borne. Az tho SIS ate ad-
yances ia population, the unfortunate class OF
citizens fur whose benefit these institutions
were ds>igne wall continue 10 increase in nun
Der aud require additional facilities Tor their
Accsmmo iaiIon and treatment The duty OF
providing for these afflicted persons is one OF
un cattle obiiS a,iou. and xppeas, vita p.cu-
liar force, TO the nob.er sentiments OF cur ma
turc. Whatever - required 10 Aaciorate their
20 ,di ion. and promote then comfort, tould be
promptly ami generously .bes,i~ct =
L. render the capacity e Hes-
institutions adequate to t1e growing d. m indsup
on them. be 'au>c oi she peculiarly bar len In
a,-ed. eqais silent 10 sssinll ha ,us.d ra,lons
"i d9.la sad cen's are 81 greater moment 10
ihe oaie OF iowa than tae er,or nance OF
Christian ehhssuons.
Iac inaicquH,y OF the hailiiuy q, Iowa CITY
no" sshpsfarliv occupied rs n Deaf and Dunno
Asv ium Induced the General Assembly 4, ia
last sessio to 7 iss Al act permanently locating
this institution at CJuuct Baa. a, ,h,. ~,
commissioners were appointed to s-lec. the 10
cation. procure III, plaI ana specifications for
the building, receive prop sails for lis cons,ruc
ton, and put the sine under contract IL VIA,
also m tds the duty OIL these commas, nefe to
port their proceedings 10 the Governor, on or
b tore the trst OF Oct ,ber last which report he
vas required TO transmit TO the General Assem-
bly Tor its approval Tni. report was receive i
too late tor any examination al this depat tmen.
Su, advised by the commissioners that the
delay hes bseu occAsioned BY the destructive
ii which occurred in that city in June last
an informed, however. that the plan for this
building has been selected, and contract en-
tered intotor ne construction, at . cos of ESQ.,.
600. An eligible site has been selected for the
institution, within the required distance Of that
thriving city, IL now remains Tor the General
Assembly to determine whether the action Of
these commissioners shall be ratined, and the
amount Of money apr priated necessary 10
erect this building according TO the plan aoopt-
ed snd at the cost agreed upon in the contract.
Vhis subject is invest,d with 50 much imoo.-
tanee. in all its bearings. that | can not too
strongly urge II upon your careful and cen H.
crate attention.
OoPHAxS' HONE
Inc Home. established for the care
- maintenance of the children ef our
aHeceased soldiers. 10 recommended TO your
'''ss."s sars. THIS institution, 6sst
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nnH ! 8cul# Avs "VgSetoW .uec.ssso
--. ------.---- - -. NJ 4 N I.anun.sh 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

Lsrtn~.
fseai, -sas wears have elapsed since this
Co "a aw- si,A passed from ~ r-rritoria, con
a.; "a. Aai h.ca NJ mscr ut the fedrr al
uas ,a- Within spesiolquite br4rf. when con
ys-rt 5 IA the hs-tary AMI progress OF a. Ter
g. satrre< Tia. r~a~r,ti,n Ma. " tnrs..t M
.r4tI al navel sts -fssth rfs state tha; no,,
e,af4la. an, min ~ .f fnh - ts1,.. aaa which
IA a. a. ts. Ms 81 continued adsaarefn 49,,
aas - is-t,r s..ith. h.i. Tar - r,e ct ne
Ai.sssf ana sssAf aas U'sifs early seislrrs TAe
ras.s r- .r-~ nc sAe. 4 ssag made under ~
ca ntsn -~s s;-5i. tssins N 81 Of tins PER Cd
No. gale fps.ra-.eie { soc iy d-veiu men,
81 . tr rettr-ee< Is re result OF obyisus and
m. o. g a. tir.sairsd sui of territory which
a. Fathsss a Il VI els de Heated 10 Freedom
~ita genial Asd ,avlsoratns climate. vita .
| scsi of unsa-i a-sei pguinct yeness, and amply
Supplied ~iis eh- lnatc-i s required in the va
rels t-Psr; n.ns, 4 ~ Ia siria, enterprise tie
tc ~ saaaas ter the p-ospsr " ani ultimate
rs'a-s> e tas STAT St II q. n. very period
est.s .i-'h
To- alsiarv Of ia~Aas distinct political ar
eA7tsAtioa iaes from jay 4,h 1884. when 1t
80 cres'-i r--r,ta-v. a,iacu n il va not "A,
~ The ssta d.y 81 December l.ls that il he
An -sver-tsa Sts~ We started a. =. Terri.
srr 9th l.,-s' 'ntsSiisa's. and. a. the tins Of
- s'misssn The STATE eontNn-d u population
{ s-.s>s. principally eoniaef - The .arI;.r set.
se.nsn.s aoax tire eastern b,-aa- .,A - -,
ass m3,; csavrlient atanpr a M tram ~ NJ
sssip, River. Ofthis l,oyul.,,o, AZ. c.,,,...
{ Lc.. Van Barren Ds' aa,nes H.,rx ~.
raa,. IA Jefferson C mt AIMED over a., !. ,s "
sere we're ooly twenty -oas other ro,ns...
aich. at that late. bed report say iuA ,b,,.a,s
-
~h~a il IL an side ed that the State ,n,.;,.
aAris snls s:rssus within its boundaries. th.,
srsax ten years. subsequent to as admission i,
- eat rely destitute OF railroad fAciiities ana
~ more than Two tLircs OF the itnmigra,ion
a. smpeiled 10 reach u. b. trlssne journey vs.
er raie an often impossible wagon roads.
: snsseqa sat rapid iacre ave OF cur populs.io
ssa-s Alsog,sser remarkable.
Daring The ssn yssrs thas followed our Or.
a.sA:ssa - . territory. the avefags yearly
srsess 81 Popa'ssisa va II, les; saA duriae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14
Public suRvBYs.

The surveys Of the State have been en-.
tir.iy completed; and the Office Of Surveyor
General discontinued by the United Statss
The possession Of the various surveys, dsld
notes, maps IN other 2. rds Of that Office
BY the State, is Of great value for purposes
/ Of general reference and public information
and is almos, ind ispensab,e to the accurate
| pc, formance Of the duties Of the Register
| Of the State Land Office. These archives
ca rot be turned over to this State unit
ths Genera | Assembly shall by Law hsv,
! provided for their reception and safe keep
in., and for free access 10 them By the au
| tn ,rities Of the United States.
In view # the srca; Importance Of these
doc IN n,-, would urgently recommend
tina III, State al cnce properly accept the
Gus ody OF these surveys and records, end
sug yes, the Register Of the State Land or
| flee As the proper person TO he made custo
dian, and Is o,iicc as Ike most desirable
place cf deposit.
| GEOLOGICAL sUAvEY.
The reports for the years 1866 and 1851
Of the State Geologst aud assistants, e,m
| prisinS also copies Of the articles colnmuni
Gated from time to tune to the papers Of th,
ob1bS, n1Vc ucOu ouu Will - i8il
before the General Assembly. The Stat.
| Geoogist has conducted the labors a. ignsd
him with prusewcrthy eli ergy and f.ithful-
ness and, although his work. on sceoun
Of its scope. is only partially per Tormed
yet it has alread, developed practi al infor
nation Of great value to the people Of the
State. Whatey,r tends TO open up aod
make known in IN authoritative and reliable
form the resou, ces OF Iowa, should receive
your careful . 'ention.
rccomn.nd that new appropriation b
made, and ihaI DR.. White be IN u,uct,d 10
complete The geological survey 40 already
inauguras.d, by December. 1s69, and pre-
pare in d . ( rm full ard acc .raie report
for publication
nissIsiPPI RivRR ikPnovhNsNr
am officially advised by Mi r General
J. H. Wilson. engineer in 9 arge Of ths
Mississippi River Improvement, that, in
prosecuting this enterprise, i, will be neesI-
sary to enter upon and appropriate real es
tate, own. BY individuals, bordering upon
the river.
The only restr ction, impo ed By Ccnsti-
'u;ional provisions, upon the taking Of rri-
vate property for fublic use, 10 the require
msnt that just compensation shall be made
or secured therefor to the owner. Am I'M
able to discover any law Of this State ap-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

The report vt the Trustees Of state University
., Iowa Cily will be laid before you The add,
t,oaaI building provided for under the sppropri
alton made by the General Assembly in ls6S is
completed aud Is now 10 use. The high ranh
chi h such . seat Of learning should occupy
.he fact that il is permanently established by
the Const tuition aud placed under ssr control
and that ts endowms 10 not fully adequate I,
lts current wants. all impose upon the State pc
cul,ar obligations. Whatever. therefore, vii
contribute to the advancement and prom, te III,
usefulness OF this valuable al 1iliary to our edu
eAtional system. should be promptly afOrd
, 1868-01-03

How IT Is DoNE.-The Owyhee Aua-
ldnche, commenting on the multfarious ways
in which people celebrate Christmas day,
says, "by far the most numerous class Of all,
think that the best way to commemorate the
birth of the meek and lowly Jesus, is to
drink plenty of whisky and get as drunk as
possible" That observation, however ridi-
culous it may appear to some people, is not
far from the truth, and it will apply to New
Years day and other days we celebrate with
equal truth. "Tis true, tits pity, and
pity it is, tits pity" But truce to NOR.
alizing about it, "let the wide world wag as
it will" for wag it will, just as it will, any
way it can be fixed.
, 1868-01-03

OoNCEssIoNs.-The New York World
after the election 10 that State, began to talk
very knowingly and pompously abont adj
justing matters of reconstruction, and said
that in such an adjustment it would be ner
cessary to make considerable concessions in
favor of the negroes. This was too much for
the democratic stomach of New York City.
The democracy had swallowed considerable
amount of nauseous doses from that paper,
but the idea of being asked to "make con-
cessions" to the southern negroes, just after
having gained glorious victories in favor of
white mans government, was too much to
be tolerated with any degree of complacency,
and the democrats very justly propose to
throw the World up higher than kite, by
establishing a real democratic paper in the
city, as an opposition sheet. The new paper
will start with capital stock of several mil
lions of dollars. The proposition which the
World made, among others, to give the ne
groes the right of suffrage, is particularly
absurd, when we consider that the PROPOSE
ton was voted down in every State where it
was submitted to the people at the recent
elections.
, 1868-01-03

MURDER.-At Slate Creek, Idaho county, about
one or two clock, A. NJ, on the 10th inst, Pat
rick Shannassy was killed by II. j. Gale, by
stabbing with knife. Shannassy lived about
ten hours after being wounded. The quarrel
was over game of cards. Both were duly So
Der. Gale vas arrested by J. II. Alvord, U. S.
Marshal, at John Days creek, and brought to
Slate Greek and there turned over to Constable
Shellenberger. His examination had not taken
place when our informant left. Mr.. AlvOrd sent
a messenger for Justice of the Peace, the only
one in the county, and word to the Sheriff, who
was at Warrens diggings. This part of Idaho
county is now nearly deserted by its officers.
The constable to whom Gale was turned over
was the only one known to be thereabouts.
From reports the case is bad one.
Mr.. ShannaSsy has an uncle in Detroit, Mich
-LelCiston Journal
, 1868-01-03

BRICK PcMERoY claims that his paper-tbs
La Crosse Demoerat-has now one hundred
thousand Subscribers, and that it has larger cir
culation than any other political newspaper
published in the United States Brick attrb.
utes this great luck almost solely to "plucR'
and boldness Of speech, in mattsns political.
The Democrat eirculates "outrageously" iu this
county, the radicals say. 1t is owiag to the fact
doubtless, that ''bricks" are not very plentiful
in this country.
, 1868-01-03

In the District Court First Judicial District
TO PETER LEVERMORE: You are hereby Hon.
fed that FRANK 0IiSEl.LI has filed aomplaln1
against you in said Court, which will come on 70
heard al the first term of the Court, which SEA,
commence more than two months after the Su W
OF January, 1865, and unless you appear ~ sau
term and answer, the same will be taken ss coI'ss
ed and the prayer thereof granted. The ohecI ans
prayer Of said complaint is to recover J1ogms,n gr,.
one dollars and seventy-fye cents, and nssHa Is,s
thereo from the 10th day OF April 1867 rhe a..
being due on account for goods, wares and melCaAD
disc sold and delivered by Plaintiff 10 defendsht.
Dated January I'd, 1868. ;.S S;st
B. L. SHARPSTEIN, Atty for Pin
, 1868-01-03

GLAD OF IT.-The Holidays ara nor
numbered with the things of the past WaL
some, they were days of pleasure, lOpo ,o /.
remembered amid the turmoil of lifes cbsos
cred occurrences. With others, who aro M,
GATED for such bustling, hubb bub t;mo. s'
they were days Of little pith or momeD, ,US
when past, it is a matter of pleasure rathe,
than otherwise, that such is the fact Sncb
expressions as "the holidays are over. and 7
am glad of it." are common- Some msEa
use of the expression quoted, because thew
are tout' some considerable hard earned
money in order that they could have a roo5
time, and failed to get their moneys w0rtb
or else got too much, and are surfeit.d with
holiday festivities. One thing is certain
the holidays come but once year, and 4
we made too much of them this wear va
ought to he wise enough to make less of them
next. The new year is entered upon bv
many With the firm resolve to discard some
of the costly follies that have hitherto clupr
to them too tenaciously to make life alto.
gether pleasant and agreeable The main
thing with many. is to start, as nearly as
possible, on an even footing with the year
and endeaVor to keep clear of that troube.
some bar to happpiness-debt.
, 1868-01-03
Sherin's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court, LIST Judicial District
in favor of FRED. STINE and against J. S. RUChI
Ell, have levieL on the following described real
estate to-wt: Lot No in block 3, the souh 500
of Rose street. in the City of Walla Walla, W. y re-
corded and described in the City record ooOk o.
belonging, consisting of dwelling house Notice Is
hereby given that will sell the same to the hgbeS
bidder for lawful money of the U. s. at the door ol
the Colrt House on the lst day Of February, loo''
to satisfy said execution.
A. SEITEL.
Sheriff W. W, C. W. T. By A. J. GREGORY, Deputy