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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
d sssnS street. Esss .sss s11'''''
between q and II streets
PksEMPToRY sALE yoR CASH or SIX
Tskf 1k SIFsstRkABtn HUI.piNe LoTs, At
vim SiRGiNhI s hvsx99ts Skw IERshf
on h n,"S ND ns 81. ISIS .. O'Clock p m
:1s ss:se '''A'
fss,, and I'd IS ga, .sus-e feet .i,aesed a. the
Of two Of the pr,nei pal thorouz sf.rs. IN
and increasfnc IN value ~ ~ 1'A'
LENS. Cash All copveysneipg and stamp, at
When 90 cost. deposit OF Sss on each LOT
my Est J.B.wBEKLKRk 4 co. Aucs..
III WILLIAM l. WALL 4 cel., Aacs..,
sostAvsss corner Pa i ave Z ana 9th street,
METROPOLITAN POLICE pRoprRrys.r
~ .tnssn Reonc auction. TO the highest BIDDER,
1 s.o s seandonee. or other property taken by
the PROPERTY CLERK longer tnan .iS months vii m
take place At the ofhc@ 81 the Det.ctives. 80 /.
L'nisiAn ,s avenue, at IL O'Clock . m, TT KsDAY,
Terms Cash in current funds
All persons nc have lo-t none ara r,an.,,v
by theft or Otherwise and which nav 10 s gsspsy
10 the catalogue; dhst can be exsinired al the
the same prior TO the day OF sale ;ney viii lose
BY order GEORGE HKRRICK.
NV 81 Property ClvrE.
DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneer..
- fSuCcesssrs to J. &. Mcclure Col
southwest corner Penn o avenue and l,th street
Star Once Building.
TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS SOUTH
VAST COkNEk NEW HAMPSHIRE Az
ENuE AND STREET NORTH AT AUC
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June l,iss. .s
george a ee Gsrs u s ss LO Of ~, .;d
square IL. fronting 81 \! 100 feet sire ct with
ar average depth OF about 90 feet
Terms. pe-la Al in a1va
months with interest Convey ancing aud stamps
Of sale.
NY I'D COUPER LATIMER Aucts
UY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-28
AUCTION SALES.

RT COOPER LAfIMER, Auctioussrs,
- tsuceessofs toy. q. Mcclure 9 0o,J
soosovest corner Of Penn. avenue md nth street,
Star Once Bufldina
The New York herald., 1869-05-15


do Box herring In demand and 5000 boxes were DIS
posed OF at loc 45c for scaled No. quoted a. DC
Barrel herring we're quoted nominay a. 20 So " o
GUNNIEs continued to rule quiet and heard OF no sss
for cloth.
HEMP, though quiet was steady in value Manila bei:as
quoted at ls9c 3c, gold jute lSc. &C., do sissl i0c
alg9c do, and Tampco, &c. Sc. do In bond No Gales
HopsThe market was without activity, bs depand silli
consumers and with fair offerings prices were heavy for all
grades ranslns at from &C. l5c The sales limited to
nDrs.-The market was quiet the demand being light,
and prices favored the purchaser The sales 700 Buenos
Ayres and 1000 wet sailed Rio Grande, private We
:ssond s: rs Is Ss 49, &C.
s%saas is; ?sss'sn's y oTnSso
lbs, lie lsc.; Maamoros, 20 Is ibs I6c Isc
Cruz & is be- & lsNc q lsc TampcO 20 q lbs ls'sc
HAY was In good demand, and prices steady at 60c
for shipping and 81 ~ 81 IS for latter price
for small lots choice.
IRos-scotch pig was active demand and the business
was large while the market rather fner closing at S4
*4a The sales were 100 tons Garsherie, from yard, at
ssso S 700 do do to arrive on private terms o9 do Cart
1000 do. various brands). future shipment, on pri
pate. pate terms Ameresn vas gse, but steady IN
Sales 100 tons No. 2 ex Thomas at SS5 100 do No and
90 DO No Mineral vae private terms or wrought scrap
continued deand and soe toms we're dSposed o pa a.
Arm, though quiet al 5s s5S So gold for English
LEAD..The market was quiet, but steady, at Sc 25
30 S gold for ordinary foreign. Bar quoted at l0c
and sheet and pipe, l2c.
entirely from consumers and prices strong at
ttons annexed The receipts fair but the stock ia
In oak moderate business doing full prices while
rough was quiet though more sought after. We quoe.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

plying all OF their regular customers freely but some
OF them are taking outside paper The banks most
intimately connected with the grain trade are ex-
periencing lighter demand from their customers
than others. Some considerable amounts or cur
rency have been sent out TO various parts OF the
Exchange was lower to-day, having been sold freely
between banks at par. There Is considerable more
exchange ON the market though II Is not owing TO
to receipts OF exchange from the West
The Boston Advertiser OF to-day says:-
Monetary AFFAIRS continue TO work very comfort
ably and borrowers and lenders have no special
reason 10 find fault with the present condition OF the
market Money is in good supply, but is not drug,
the current requirements OF business being SUI
ticent 10 absorb the daily gains OF the banks.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

si nsT ,ommon, e2'Sc a sosi good Poo 81 tine
~ ysEa-ors cut 7Sc soc two cut 81 "a asi os a-.rsss
Woohrh. market for fleece presents new feature.
w nknncsncr The demand continues ght
seheray being ndsposed 20 buy IN excess OF Immediate
% sna ,he seneally Of sellers being anxious 70 realize
Ices ne rather heavy at former quotations. For pulled
NE toeraby active prces continue 10 favor
va Mn purchaN the offerings being fair. Ttras 10 but
,. n,e 'o,shn ssr but being In light supply held al full
pIlcesi Wnue Oant0rna Ia almost neglected.. hut nm
ehanged IN value. In foreign the bn.n.s. ain
continues on limited scale prices are generaly noro,pai
We append The current quotations Pennsvl
Kan sns ana s g'rsns M choice s.Iony SOC as5c Xxx 1c
York srs schssn AN and Indians, and above lsc Soc
w,.con,,s &c snd ro ov,. common and tc, bOc Illinois,
a. Ic. 9mc Tesas medium 70 nne sye s,e. burr, 10 10
c9mmon fzc SOc tub washed fleece btc slc Califor.
h'a 'gsng s,p' AZ and A. p sie 80 fsli clip ism6s
a. soc sn 1ee ~, CSC Bc Az 29c 2sc b, 9ic
super dc soc Ssc. low DO, 2tc. goe The ,s.s
ace l5O0O0 lbs 1eeces Al 45c bc, noIud,ns ero Inn
sana @ a a. spe o@o o And asoy. Al c Ioo
Zoo STATE 4 4sc !ec 1000 and sbovs MicbIssn Il
ssc fsc 10000 and Xxx Ohio :, Toe Sc, 5000 low Ohio
AZ Sc tOc, oWW ppwsshed At g3c 8Sc Aso sG 100 jis
Tor super aud eirs The inside prcs ior
The New York herald., 1869-05-15


The for wheat continued dull and there vas
further decline in prices The sales only about 10000
bushels 80 ~ 20 for California; 31 a. for No spring
"a store And No. DO on private terms Corn active,
the demand being principally for old which &C. a 3d.
hifher. New was heavy closing Soc. Sic. The sae.
were bushels, at SIC sc. for MIXED Western
were sl dull and prices heavy sales 10000 bushels at
.oS SIC Tor inferior 10 prime afoat Rye quiet and
we heard ., 10 sales Barley heavy with Gales OF 1870
small ~ wa. .ss 90 srsa's T terms Barley malt was dull
DrtwooDs.- Logwood stll in fair request but bust,
was restricted by the Ugh, stock prices arm q, sos
axN Tor 50 Domingo and Jsniacs For other kinds which
were IN air supply tue demand light and prices were
nominal. - f' "N
FREiGnrs.The marke, was dun the oaer,prs Of mos,
articles being ght out rates generally steady The
demand Tor petroleum vessels which held at rather
higher rates The engagements were:-To Liverpool uer
steamer 7bD bus wheat at Btd 800 bales cotton At
10 hhds talow al los and $50 boxes sd To
at ID 70 Bremen, per steamer 81 hbds ,sow rs So
and 200 bales cotton az ~ To Hamburg per steamer 900
bales cotton al Nd 900 b6s al 4 3d and 20 tons
Cork for orders with iso0 quarters grain at a. 3D. Brt.
ish brig voyage with 1900 quarters grain al the
rate; bark TO the north slde of Cuba and back
wiss IicS bbs petroleum. undsr,ood ats 4d BrI.Ish
bark from Philadelphia 10 Cork for United
Continent s,0j bbls petroleum mt g. 3D. aud sd on IL
direct, British brig from Philadelphia TO Gibraltar for
bark bence Hsvre, with 26OD bbls petroleum st ss
North bark from Wilmington 10 the United
with 400 bbls. spirits tnrpentne ri &c. one voyage
Boo bbs DO at g. 3d. and British brig hence The
FfsH-Dry cod were 10 active demand, and with light
stock the market 6rm. Tbs sales 5000 quiDals
Georges 81 rs The stock Of MarbeheAd and Grand BANK
j. exhausted For mactere the demand far and the
s2s 80 No bay s 90 fov NO. shore eIe SS 80 for
No 2do, VIZ tor lsge No. sud flV wo DO for medium
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
GENERAL NOTES.

few days ago a quaker IL said 20 have appe sred
on the street In Topeka Kansas, and created great
excitement among The dealers In wampum aud nro
water. who thought tue stranger Of the new In.
dian agents.
Returns from many OF the counties OF Tennessee
received by the State superintendent OF Education
show gratifying increase In the number OF schools
ana the interest felt In the cause OF education.
The nrst woman teacher who has ever received q
first class certificate In the state OF Arkansas en-
abling the holder 70 teai anywhere Id the state IL
Miss Fannie Q. Barker, lately teacher in the col.
lege at Pella, Iowa,
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

; AS might be expected, this advance has encour.
aged the 'bears" to put out contracts, and the
loan market shows some hardening in rates. Up to
Clearing House time to-day from to per cent was
paid for carrying, with one transaction at "nat''
In the afternoon loans were made at to per cent
FOR carrying. The report OF the Gold Exchange Bank
fs q
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half.past Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May N-6 p NJ.
BEEswAx was quiet but steady at 45c 4oc. No sales
OF moment.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Business moderate, but
prices OF most kinds steady former quotations
Eastern moderately sought after and with limited
offerings the market steady &2 $25
choice schedules and within the OF prices
100000 feet disposed Of Laths steady 81 20
80 49, with moderate sales Rosendas cement was in fair
request and prices were steady 81 Lime moderately
dealt In at 81 % for common and 81 for lump Bricks
quiet, but steady In value.
CooPERAGE STocK.-The market was dull for all kinds,
though former prices prevailed viz Sugar shocks 38 inch
heads ~ So l5 do do IS do. do g. 40 81 So oaases
do 32 do. do re- so 50 80; do S5 so; do $50;
pipe do - eosS green hoops IA feet, S45 S55 green
Cocoa was quiet and we heard OF sales OF moment.
Prices steady, however, at 0ac lgXc, gold for
Quay aquil In bond aud Tc 30c do for Maracabo do.
CANDLEs.-For all kinds there but little demand and
prices were rather easier We quote Western city
5sc.
CoEDAGE.-Manla quiet but mat 23Sc. sISc.
CoTToN.-The market was decidedly active, the de.
mand being chiefly for EXPORT and prices shade
higher Will be by quotations
The sales considerable being 5O63 which 240
for export 57 speculation 72s for spinning and 6
In transit No sales effected for future delivery We
append the closing
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

we 10000 lbs Texas n io:O Al sac &c. and sinan
<lornia prices within the OF the quotsuons
or foreign the sales 1000 lbs washed Smyrna
c 10000 washed Crimssn at &c., ~ bales Cape and
400 los. Valparaiso private terms -, ,.,...,
WnALErooTs were dull steady at sc for unbleached
wHisKEY.-Receipts sl5 bbls The market was dun but
prices steady lot of Western was sold at Soc,
tax paid.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

New cheese quoted factory,
prime old was selling ss aSc sac ' '' w. ''0' "
SIC: a sllc. for common 70 prime.
s n ses sSs and
fair demand the market for all kinds rm Jobbng lots
G % ss? at ssf GST%HS .S
ss s. al and fS9RRs Isana s hs'as pei
soxr.-cas,ilc was quoted lac is,1c with small sales
was slow Of sale but unasrsa in value
aS. sspn
value 1000 bags sold in Boston at % Is % is sod
81 SS s. es Sss the sf, dur
mer quotations We quote -Deer-Hondirss 4sc 4sc per
s s e. s%sp " ,f rs s.a 'oS sls
saGso & susses ss Fam
Sc perIb, gold ss.a@orOs 5s,Sc 55s do; scrn
Ss Do Ssfssca, sSs: asss, Caps iss. &c.,
Ps the iS wss ssS active tho
being prnepsy for refining and prices were steady and
refining, l5.sc aSSc fair refining iisSe. good
sains grocery. dsg to SsSa H. s scn.ss P. Sa
and boIes, IOSc. is!sc.; molss.s. b6ds and boies
Sos siss o. DO IS 70 - isSe s
do $ - 49, 'q e isf @ s is.1 DO DO s y 70 70 &% e &% ic
Porto Rico, refining Grades, sc a lie; d., grocery
CUBA s '1'i s's for fso ssf sso IL. cs
bic yellow NE c and extra i1,sc ' s.e Tac
5 IL: ~rs sassn 5 s es .'sa "a S so ssn .ras
81 sgs.Iss g m ys- in light request bat held with drmness at
TA,[Sw demand fsI. and prices were steady
TIs-ror all kinds Pig q. market quiet, bu, srm a,
ssss and q, EngIsh sls Al god rhe sale. sS pig.
oa Plates sSp s ADD Price. ds favored aea
ss buysr Sales 1000 boxes G. charcoal on private terms
e charcoal, $3.50 IS CAV, and charcoal i; arne,
TosAoo9.-Kenuehy was IN active demand, chiefly for
an prices .. ,ne % ew ana medium ades were rather
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

B. Ayres 4. r. Grarde. Galto,7a. orinoco. e..
M%iddle.......... Middle soc; ass1c. ~ asoc. g aSsc
Good damaged 25c 26sc Csc. 26]1c. 2lc. a 26c.
Poor damaged, all kinds 20c 23c rough light, &c.
40c middle and heavy, SIC. 32c.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The feature OF the real estate market yesterday
and the only dealings in the open market was the
continuation sale by L. H. Ludlow Co. OF the Will
link estate, comprising property In BROOKLYN az
East New York, Jamaica, L. l., and Dobbs' Ferry,
Westchester county. The attendance was excellent
and the prices obtained in advance of those oil Wed
nesday The market is gradually growing firmer at
the lower quotations.
The sale OF West Roselle a. J.) property on Thurs
day. by A. D. Mellick. Jr., Il Bro, was partially in-
terrupted by rain storm, which rather dampened
the spirits OF those present, Notwithstanding the
fact that shelter was speedily provided Fifty-two
plots, 50x200 each, were disposed Of however, FOR
the aggregate sum OF $l2356, being an average OF
about $l20 per city lot.
Auction Sales of Real Estate Yesterday.
The following are the particulars OF yesterdays
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

custoD,(U (Uotse. ---s,,b. 7,saay-v -,
=. Rdottpts. Receipts. Payments balances.
may ~. }iN99Q sl,ooo,3s5 si,15e,002 $50 ,e63
Nay l2... bI9se28 L42s, 500 se7,IO7 sI,0ss4s5
Nay lS... S499H 1l7s.255 s7g,5e7 sa3o7 1oe
hat a.. SsiCw 2,sO62si 2,5s7, los si,6se, ,S62
Inc inportatioV OF dry goods at this port for the
week ending May u compare with the previous week
~ foliOws:--
So, Nay q. Meg ~.
Entered for consumption. SLg62159 s77b sas
-. l.nniaNn. .'''..''s'sN N''''' 4l0,u9g a03,I1s
""Sho"seu. .'.s..''.'.a .''' Esiosj G27, ,65O
Az Chicago, under dNe NJ Tuesday evening the
5,tbune OF that city reports
more active demand .Nr money Is reported at
most ot The banks to-day eoDinR from neariv ali
eet2ss'nc0s Of trade, 1ne supply OF funds how
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
DENTISTRY
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
n .RECEIYED IN BR6pRLYN III ouR

nR. sIGEsMOSD, DENTIST 70 THE woyAY's HOS,
pit. restores dscsy:d teeth and roots b. nnine and
building np 70 their natural shape and color without pals
Chsopshio bone teeth inserted the onss Removed
" w East NinssssDU street, near BToadway
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31
Weather, Markets SC.

Weather, Markets sc.
The River surrendered partly on the
25th. The Allamakee came to us from
Prairie du Chen. AS we write, it is open
from Lake Pepin to New Orleans. The
Novelty came from Lansing to Pr.
du CHEN, and the Ella came from Prairie
du Chen to McGregor with barge loads of
freight on Monday. On Tuesday, the
Kate Keen from Clayton City came up to
Prairie du Chen loaded with Flour from
the Clayton City Mills, and touched our
wharf up, and on her return. The Kate
Keen being the first arrival from below, is
entitled to free dockage for 1869. j. "A.
Brown, tie Geo. L, Bass Of Clayton.
was on board.
Weather warm spring birds here, and
coming everything looks bright but trade
and collections. Peterson & Larson report
no change in general prices. We have
Milwaukee and Chicago markets, but it is
the old story, viz: unchanged" nomi-
nal" "duil," Inactive unsettled"
i" steady I" firm etc., etc. The roads
are SO muddy that McGregor has no re-
eeipts and hence no market for grain.
Gold in New York 81! at 2 PM. Tuesday.
Wheat ia in Milwaukee; ll3 in Chicago:
the first is No. l, the last No. ?.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31


EAsTER.-This important day in the
calendar was nicely celebrated at
Father Lenahan's Church. A very
large number Of persons from city and
country were present, to witness the
celebration Of the day sacred to the
resurrection of the Saviour. 1t is told
us, and by intelligent protestants, too,
that Mr.. Lenahan's sermon on the oc-
clsion, was model of eloquencc. A
theme so grand as the r ,surretti n,
could not do otherwise than draw out
tho brightest thoughts of an orator,
whose life is pledged to the diffusion OF
religious knowledge. We much re,
greet that we did not witness the Ger
emonics and hear the sermon. Bimc'
by Well do better.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

Mrs. KERzMAN begs leave to STATE
that she has nice supply of Spring
and Summer Millinery and Ladies
dress goods of fancy varieties. Hell
store is on the south side of Main St.
up stairs, and near w. J. Powers store
A long acquaintancew with the business
both in selecting stock and close atten
ton to styles, enables Mrs. X. to please
the most fastidious. Call, ladies if yol
wish to see the handsomest and cheap
est female ornamental work in Milin
cry known to the northwest. 6504w
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31
Wait and see the New Goods
AT HAMLIN'S.
School Exhibition.


School Exhibition.
The Cambrian Exhibition of our
public schools, on Wednesday evening
last, under the management Of Mr..
Barnes, Principal, was of the most in
teresting character. 1t is known to
our readers that Jas. Buell., esq.,, of
New York, the iegatee of the late Jas.
McGregor, jr. of this city, loaned $1,000
to the city in perpetuity (forcver) the
interest of which was to be given away
in prizes to our public schools. The
interest up to the present time is only
$50, and that sum, or its value in APP
propriate articles, was distributed last
week under direction of committee
composed of d. d. Fraser, Rev. P. e.
Brown and r. Quigley.
At an early hour the little folks be-
gan to come, accompanied by parents,
teachers and interested friends. About
7, we found the Hall crowded to its
utmost capacity. BY actual count,
there were 115S persons, large and
small in the Hall. For brief time it
was a Babel, but Mr.. Barnes called
"order," and all was quiet. fraser,
Bergman, Hopkins, and James
McRaith were requested to assist in
REFRESHING any confusion in the Hall.
About so pieces were spoken, inter-
mixed with fine performances on the
Piano by Jacob Scott, Miss Lila Van
Orman, Miss Georgiana Bowers and
Mr.. Dalkert. The exercises took three
hours and ter, minutes. There were
probably 600 children, and nearly the
same number of adults. We like such
exhibitions, for the reason that they
break down the prejudiccs of sccts in
religion, and make Education mat
ter of common demand; they encour-
age social intimacy among children
that will destroy the animosities of
parental strife-they are good things.
Mr.. Buell. is entitled to the regards of
the little folks for this liberal "Endow-
mcnt Fund" We could write an
hour about this pleasant meeting, but
Time and Space forbid. On the next
day the prizes were awarded.
Defamation :-Orrin Stone, No. l
George Fitch, No. 2. The girl prizes
were to Josie Hoisington, No. l; to
Libbic Bass, No. 2.
For Scholarship, P,o,ctuality and De-
portn1cnt:-No. l, Maggie Stoneman
No. 3, Thomas Henry; No. 3, Minnie
Bell; No. 4, Kittie Gilchrist; No. 5,
Honora Shcchan and Eddie Dornbach,
one prize each Of equal value No. 6,
Addie Jacobs and Ella West, the same
class prize; Germania, VIM. Schmidt.
Altogether it was splendid time,
and gave great satisfaction to all inter-
ested in educational improvement, or
in the pleasures of children. Will.
BASS didn't get prize, but he shows
good signs of coming oratory, and we
predict his success as public speaker.
Many others showed great brilliancy.
We must stop.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

III cents per yard, lOO. fWOoO
The River.
The Steam Ferry 1lldm@hee reached
McGregor on Thursday, March 18th,
about 4 p. NJ. and was warmly welcomed
particularly by those who had bet hats,
oysters. etc, upon her arrival on that day.
James Lawlcr, both Captain and Pilot,
brought the craft from Prairie du Chen,
Ella North MeGreSor, through ice foes that
would remind one of the northern ocean
as described in Doctor kane's Expedition.
For some days the ice has been running,
and now TUESDAY, March 30th) both
channels opposite our city are clear.
Steamers have left st. Louis for up river
from La Crosse down river. In u few
days we anticipate the arrival at cur
wharf of any number Of newly painted
handsome and powerful double wheeled
(stern wheelers are tabJoocd this season
on the regular lines) palaces whose grace
full motion on the water, charms all who
see them. 1t is said several new boats
will be out this spring, and that the two
lines of regulars have agreed to set OF
rates for passengers and freights. We dc
no: understand that admiral Reynolds
of the diamond Jo'' line has embraced
the combination ring; anti-monopolist as
we know him to be on general principles
we. hope he'll stand of, but business is
business, and he, like all of us, will be
likely to consult his interests. We be
lieve in monopolies, because no large
public enterprise can be effected without 9
strong combination Of capital, but w
like to see them in rivalry, and then some
degree of fairness will characterize thu
movements of each in their transaction.
with the public. Give men all power, ant
Tyranny is the logical and practical re
suit. The old Catholic despotish Of Spain
was not because of the men then living
but because of the power of a tep; thu
same cruelty would be again repeated i
any one sect could have absolute control
Let us fear the entire concentration O
capital as we'll as the absolutism Of relig-
ious opinion.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31
SheriH's Sale.

S4Sx1u = ob1VO
STATEOF IOWA, Clayton County,, ss
In the District Court of Clayton County, State OF
Iowa.
BY virtue of special execution issued from the
ofic OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Clayton
County, State of Iowa, in favor Of II. d. Weman as
plant and against +. L. Wellman defendant,
datedM LIST, 1869, and to directed, ding
Tat OF the following described real property to
make cause to be made the sum of one hundr ed
and forty. five and $500 dollars Q45 9Sl0O) with
interest and cost, commanded, have levied upon
the following described real estate, lyin and being
situated in the County of Clayton aud State Of Iowa
to wit:
All the in tcrest of the said +. Il. Wellman, Lot
No Four ~ in Block No. Fourteen ul), Lot No
Five in Block No. Forty seven lot No. Four
~ in Block No. Ninety nine 1897. The one acre
Lot No. Two Hundred and Sixty-seven (26') in the
Town OF Gutenberg. Also Lot No. Six (6) in
Block No. Twenty-seven (21) in Prairie La Porte
according to the recorded plats thereof.
And hereby give public notice that will offer
the same for sale ut public auction in front Of the
Sheriff's Office, in the City Of McGregor, in said
County Of Clayton, and State Of Iowa on the
3rd day Of april, 4. d. 1869,
Said sale to commence at the hour Of o'clock p NJ
Of said day, and " i'll sell to the highest and best
bidder erfor in cash above described prop
sufficient thereof to satisfy the above debt, with
interest and all cost that has or may accrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff of Clayton County Iowa.
JOHN T, SreNEMAN, PMS. Atty. 6t6-4w