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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

LIGHT READING Fon THE WARM WEATHER.
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment of Mr.. @. O. Fighter. the very enterpris-
ing and Trustworthy Kng-street dealer in books
and periodicals of all kinds. His list will be
found 10 include something to suit every taste.
and 1t seems to us . marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid at the ridiculously low prices named.
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IpRoyENEsTs N THE HBERSIAN HALL
at o recent meeting Of the Hibernian So:ety.
1t was determined 10 improve the stage SC as
to give greater scenic display. The contract
was awarded u Mr. J. b. Devereux, and the
work is now actively progressing. The doors
and small rooms at each end Of the stage have
been removed, and . large area thus added TO
thssstage. Some changes have also been
mads in the dresssng room. giving more space.
With aneasv access to the stsge. An artist
has bean engaged to paint neat and appropri-
ate scsnesy. and is now drawing his pans.
The drop curtain will be neat and tasty, with
some familiar Southern ncenery. It is the
intention OF the BAH Com~ittee 70 open to
the pubic atheatre that will be apornamsnt
to Chsyleston, and this eonsummation will
soon bSfeahsed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

TEE ANDERSON MrEILI0ENCER. This is one
of the most able and most solid newspapers In
the State. 1t is conducted with rare discre-
ton. and Is too well known throughout South
Carolina to need any recommendation at our
hands,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

aTHH CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that of any
other paper published in South Caroliaa, is the
best Advertising medium Tor all business men.
For persons who want situ .tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale OF CHEAP ADvss-
T1sznlSTs, payment for which must invariably
be made phen The ordseis given:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cocks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or Found houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. % cents
FoUg LINES or 80 words. 80. 40
FIVE LNEs or 40 vords......50
kil advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
News efice by 9 P. Ii.
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COMPARATIVE MoRrALIrY.-Thefo following ia
BILE. compiled from tho reports Of the City
Registrar, shows the mortality IN tho city, for
ssch week in the year ending September l.
The number OF colored desths have been. with
one exception. greater each week than the
number of white deaths, aud the total shows
that during the year the oolored deaths has
been more than double the white des' hs. The
mortality among the whites Was especially
light from November. 1858. to May, Is 9. but
the greater mortality during June, July and
August brought up the average:
DrArHa IN oaARIrsroa
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CRUMBS. Two little white boys had "mill"
in vacant lot on Meeting street yesterday
afternoon. II the friends Of each are to be be-
lieved, both whipped.
Several parties we're fined by the Mayor yes
terday for indulging in a drunk.
row occurred at O mixed ball Wednesday
night, during which several males were hurt
with bricks and female stabbed in the side.
AMr. Patrick Bhgh called into our Office last
tor-General Mackey's bondsmen, and would not
be one under any circumstances. The name
of Mr.. P. Bligh appears On the inspectors
bond.
MIR. Z. G. Hendricks, residing at No. "A Char
lotte-street, has been visited by thieves several
times lately, and has lost o considerable num-
Der OF fowls.
Henry Johnson. colored, who was arrested
by Officer Quinn upon the charge of s. ealing
clothing from No. II Wentworth-stroet, was
committed 10 jail yesterday by Magistrate
Whiting. johnson came out of jail on the 5;h
Of last month.&
On Broad street yesterday afternoon, o horse
attached to q buggy was touched up with q
whip by the occupant Of tue vehicle, and SHE'D,
the young gentleman fell and the rear wheel
passed over his body, and when picked up he
was covered with dirt, but not injured.
negro, too drunk to give his name, was
very disorderlY yesterday afternoon, and re-
sisted the officer WHO attempted to carry him
to the Guardhouse. losing nearly all his cloth
ing during the struggle. Finally he was put
upon q dray, and carried to prison. While on
the way he rolled off OF the dray and pulled the
officer over with him. and both narrowly es-
capped being run over.
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MERCANTILE PBNrNa.-Al Kinds of mer-
camille printing, such as circulars, letter heads,
cards. bill heads, statements, &C., for count
ing rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, at The News JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

THAT CENsUs.-Magistrate DeLarge, colored,
has completed the census OF the city aud that
portion Of the subuebs included in the ParIshts
of St. Philips and st. Mi"hael's, making the
total number OF citizens 1862.
We are inclined to think that the number OF
citisens is larger than is made out by the GEN.
sus, and are prepared to prove that there has
been great carelessAess on the part or the GEN.
sus takers in not 'alling upon all OF the clti'
gems and getting their names, We heard seve.
raj parties state that they had not been called
upon, aud commenced making inquiries, with
the following result:
or four persons In the editorial rooms OF The
NEWS, two had been called upon.
or four persons in the business office, none
had been called npon.
or two in The job Office. one had been called
upon.
OF eleven in the composing room only five
had been called upon.
ton Hotel were asked If they had been llled
upon by the census-takers, saad asserted that
they had not been.
Several merchants along the Bay have stated
that they knew nothing whatever about the
census being aiken until they saw the returns
publi-hed
alta meeting Wednesday night, OF seven per-
sons asked only one had been called upon.
This Is enough to show that the census has
been taken in 20 slovenly manner as 10 be Of
no practical value. II manv names have not
been put down which should have been ~
cluded IN the ce lsus it is probable that many
others may be found ON the rolls wblch have
no existence excepting in the fsitile brain Of
wei-paid census-taker. No oonfideu,e what
ever can be reposed in this census. bus IN
giving profitable employment to DeLarge and
his assistants it will be presumed it accom-
pished the purpose for which it was intended
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TEE NExs- In TIE CoUNrRY.-Readers of
Tas News going to the country can receive
ther favor1te paper by mail, daily, at seventy
Eve cents month. by addressing note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 2.-Paoiion Ho-
td.-H Clark, Jacksonville; G. W. Edwards,
Sslters; c. II. BarnweIl and lady s. c.; 81. W..
Sacken, Walterboro'; Captain Jessie D. Hor-
seY, steamship Falcon; L. Clayton, N. r.. Rail-
road; J. B. Anderson, Georgetown; J. s. Fos-
ter. N. e. Raiiroad; ]. t. Kotsof, y. c.; g. K.
Henderson, Granitevile; James Bell, Oolleton;
A. NJ. Kirkland, Southern Express Compan, /;
J. P. Gayle and wife, florence; B. Doscher,
Germany.
Charleston Hotel.-F. G. Mey, A. Getty. e.
Jennings. city; j. A. Lerew, Columbia; Miss
Laura Pawne. PHILADELPHIA; Isaac MIkens,
New York; ]. K. Vsnce, city.
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The NEW YORK FAsHIoNs.-The Metropoli-
tan Record gives this entlciug account Of the
fall fashions 'The prettiest fashion We have
had for many day is the universally popular
and universally becoming fashion OF wearing
white, snd it will be carried into the fall and
winter as far as practicable. White cloth cloaks
and white plush sacks will en'iven our prone
nades, while white jackets and basques will
give July aspect 10 the frostiest day IN Janu-
ary. Fall dresses, ikesummer ones, are made
with overskirts. tight-6tting basques or polo
naise. Capes looped up at the shoulder are still
worn, but not so much affected lately. So, also,
are skeleton basques, but the cold weather
will necessitate change IN outside garments
soon. Ladies' cloth will be much worn for
suits this winter; the favorite shades will be
brown, olive, invisible green and blue. En-
press cloth and velours Will find many pur-
chasers, and waterproof ls becoming almost
Indispensable. 1t is too soon to say anything
positive about furs, but it is ated upon good
authority that the fuIriers are coming out with
something original in their line. Brass but
tons will be worn in ladies' cloth dresses. In
expensive dresses have sashes OF the esme
material. Feathers will be much used this fall
and winter, in every conceivable form and way.
Fur hats will be worn this winter. 'LucIier' is
the name Of the new shade Of red that will be
in fashion this autumn and winter. Ohintz-ool-
ored satin cord will be much used in trimming.
Scotch plalds is coming in 10 stay. English
water proof should be laid past for a rainy day.
Peacocks' feathers will be used for trimming.
Frills and founces are still IN favor"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Eagle Fire Company. at P. II.
Marion Fire Company. at half-past P. N.
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5tnaHftaI.

EOR SALE
CITY CHARLESTON SIX PER GENT. STOCK.
South Carolina Railroad Stock, Whole and Half
Shares. Apply to-.
SAMUEL G. BLACK,
Sept3 No. % Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

TIE Rus1NEss SEAsos.-The various vessels
arriving now from the Northern ports are
bringing large and valuable lists Of merchan-
disc consigned mostly to our wholesale deal.
ers. The 5reights OF our steamships and
regular packets are particularly go,d, and the
line OF schooners consigned to .dessrs. W.
Roach & Co. are among those which are well
patrorzed, and they are making rapid passa-
ges, enc of them arriving yesterday in four
days from New YORK. Our merchants are
getting tempting stocks, and they have good
prospects of 3 heavy trade du-ing the Season
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
SIZING THE NEWSPAP PER OFFICIALLY RE-
~co6NiERD As HAVZNG THE LARGEST CIR
cU6AFFoN IN THE CIFF OF CHARLESTON.
ioUBLIaRRS TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
gACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVIS-
EoQs OF TIE NEW POSFoFHCE Law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03
u,Hn BAKNwELL sEATIN III.

MERCHANTS. FAcTCR> AND BUSI> E'5 MEN
will find il 10 their interest TO advertise IN the SRN
IINEL. L has been pub she 10 init ge and noP-
ulous County tor seventeen years. nas ciroull-
tIop unsurpassed by any coun ~ pap IL the staes
Terus liberal. address E. a. BRONSON. Pro
prietor. Blsckvile, s. u.
August % lMo
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BUS INESS NOTI ES i.

CoorER SOUP. boiled fish. boiled mutton and
caper sauce, shrimps, &c. for lunch at Torck's
"Our House" this morning.
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4HalnlHrrn. Qasllnas, ettt.

DOR q l. E EN GiNES
Ot ALL sIZ"s, FROM F0UR TO TWENTY-FIVE
HOR POWER, complete IN every rrspe I. These
Engines are now In use for varioul purpnses In diff
fer Ut paris of is atite and aofaia. and have given
general sa isfartIon.
ALSO
AsIX'Y HORsE ENGINE, with 6ne boiler, com.
pe'e. For saio ,y GHtSuLM $40 HERS,
August 20 itulmo Adgee's Wharf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

RIAL AaD PERSONAL PROPERTY IN IHs CITY
AID COUNTY OF CHARLgsros.-TheC County Au-
dItor, A. J. Ransier, oolored. has oommunioas<
ed to the County Commissioners tue following
abstract of the real and personal property Of
the county return ID to the Auditors office for
taxation, with the per ,entum Of increase by
the Boards of Equalization therefor, in obedi-
euoe to instructions:
Glty--Real property. ................s sal ,26S 69l
CIiy- Personal property. ......... g 667 ESQ
,CouGty&Eeal property. ............ 7,75 732
Oounty-Personsl property. 7S $40
Total. ...................'.-. .sS'foo. Z4S
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Siae ArG.
NnoTuGnApn CULnHING.

DNOTUGRAPH CULGHiNG.
PERSONS WISHING TO EavE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted With care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed By leaving them at Holmes' Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
gwen as to The style of colprinS preferred.
July % 3mos*
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no BgI SIN e y ~ z N.
The SUMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, s. &

Il ONE OF THE BEST PAFr IS IN TIE Ue-
COUNTRY; has q large circulation, and Affords 81.
peror I'D vantages an ads 4rtisipg medium. IernS
low. Bddree DARb OSTEkS,
February 40 oropr,e'nva
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ANOTHER RACE BETWEEN TIE ORIoLs AND
BLACKsNAKE.-Therew will be another race be-
tween these boats tom ,rrow afternoon, COM
menc:ng st six O'Clock. The distance will be
little over three-quarters OF mile, aud the
couree from the White Point buoy to the boat
Louly, which will be stationed at point oppo-
site the Battery. The starting judges will be
Captain James Fraser for the Oriole, and Mr..
L. Chisolm for the Blacksuake; Messrs. T. j.
Porober, W. G. DeSaussure and J. r. Ma
thews deciding judges.
The crews are Mr.. Johu " Lewis, Jr.,
coxswain; D. D. Parker, stroke; William Webb.
R. M. Means, J. p. DeSaussure, 81, N. ker,
j. a. Roper, q. A. DeS Slussure, j. r. Ma
thieves, OF the Oriole. William Cof6u, cox
swalD; 81. B. Bull. stroke; George Edwards, N.
Simous 81. r. Simons. g. O. Gaillard, W. A.
Pringle, OF the Blacksnake.
1t has not yet been decided whether the
Blacksnake shall be allowed FIVE or six seconds.
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DIantation Dittsrs.


glantation gittsrs.
soooeeeae''e<N'>S
A -cV ~ - LA 1tar
@ l-,.4ez- =. &, .-.s'-ssss .
3.sLe -,,-
~
A oR1ovs cHANeE. !
at..'
%. ,o.aa et, ..l ;
THAT ANY sroK MAN SURVIVED TIE
treatment Of afty years ago. must be considered
r'r,r .-G 80
proof that human beings are very hard to kin.
The lancet calomsl, cantharidies and drastic pur-
gatives we're then the order of the day. The ply
sican played into the hands of the apothecary, and
noon and night with prostrlting medicines. We
i've in more rational and conscientious era The
Importance of supporting Nature in It's conflict
with disease Is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNIos
that rally The vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these allies Of Nature.
In Its battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTEIs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet.
anchor of the feeble and debnated. As q cordial
for the aged and decrepid 1t has no equal among
stomachlcs. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject 1t Is
In all climates, tropical. temperate or fgd Its acts
az specific In every species of disorder which IN.
der,nines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. wherever It is introduced 1t be.
comes a standard artice-a medicinal staple. Drug.
Rists. although their profit upon 1t Is small find 1t
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, aud for which nobody will
accept substitute. 1t Is to-day the most popular
me.isine in the civilized world. Extensively as 1t
is advertised it's best advertisement Is the beneacia
resnIt which uniformly follows Its use Every bottle
sold insures the sale of at least hafa dozen more
Unhhe other stimulauts It braces and fortfiss the
systen without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which 1t produces upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent There Is
no subsequent depression. II does not, as is the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

AMES H. wills SON,
BANKER AND BROKER,
No. Broad-street.
STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD BOUGHT AND
carried, or sold short In New York on usrgins.
DEPOSITS received and interest allowed "
EXCHANGE, sTo KS. BONDS. GOLD. SILVER,
COUPONS AND UNCURRENT BANK NOTES.
bought and sold on current rates and on commits.
sion
COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.
DRAFTS for sale OF FL and upwards on England,
Ireland, Paris and Berlin. fu10 july 80
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Range Of thermometer at the News
pfiCc.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-06-04

BExiGHrEp KENTUCKY friend Who
h2. been corresponding with parties in dill,
feren, sections Of the county with view Of
securing . situation as Principal, in high
school, read to Us the other day the ans.er
which be received from one of the magnates
Of town in the interior OF Kentucky. Ore
paragraph is as follows:
Our country is peculiar in some respects.
mention this that no disappointment may
occur. A radical politician would not be
paironized. take this precaution, espec>
ially from your locality, pos, Office, &c.'
Poor Kentucky she is indeed peculiar
in the particular ,hA, she still clings with a
dea,h-like grasp to Ill the hatred. ir,o.eT>
ance aud unreasoning prejudice, which were
the worst eoncomitants Of slavery, although
slavery itself i dead. The Bourbon State
in more senses than one, she never learns
and never forgets. A Sor,herner is TO be
suspected, because he may be . " radical,
and radical with his humanity, which in
clades niger" is of oil men the most
dangerous as an instructor Of the noble
youth Of Keniscky. Protesting against the
christianity Of the age andEarmed 1t oil
points to resist the encroachments Of civili'
zasion and humanity, Kentucky to-day hs'
more need Of the Missionary than the scien'
tic teacher.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-06-04

The Marshall Tisses, which seems 10 have
no earnest opinion upon any subject diseon.
ected with the advancement Of lis own pecu.
mary interests, affects iri1ing, aippant man
ner in speaking Of the appointment Of E. c.
David, entirely out Of character in Republic
can journal. It seems to fairly revel IN the
conien Patton Of the fact that David, BY the
execise Of the most contempsible servilitv,
succeeded in retaining the Dubuque P. O..
against the wishes Of every Republican 10
Iowa, and exbsasss It's stock Of adjeciives-
By no means slender one-in extolling to
the skies The dishonest exploits Of the "in.
comparable z. c. David" Il says:
We have sometimes felt very much toward
David Is Judge Toman does, but We long
since put il aside il profound admiration
for his superb genius in the way ot--vell,
We will call it msnagement-for NJ difFeren,
times be has managed A. Lincoln, A John.
son and Y. s. Grant, saying nothing Of Bill
yandever, Bill Allison, j. W. Grimes, and
the venerable and reverend James Harlin
Accordingto the same reasoning, il Aldy
Johuson had been gifted With the "superi
genius" Of e. C. David, aud succeeded il
managing" Congress As the latter Is cIaimet
10 have Lincoln, Allison and the rest, b
wonld have been entitled to, and woull havs
received nothing but the profound admira'
ton" Of the Tsmes. We submit, that If al
the hard things said against johnson by iht
Tisses during the past four years, had any
meaning, or any sincerity in them, Their
is no honest reason, why the foisting upo.
Radical Iowa If one Of Johnson's dirties
tools should not receive from il like proses,
like reprobasion.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-06-04

10 connection With the mention Of the fac.
that our Representative in Congress i .
member Of the Census Committee. The
The Chicago EOsf compliments him thus
We rejoice that Col. Allison, Of Io~s, Is
in the Census COMMITTEES. He is gensine
Northwestern man, and perfectly familiar
With the past growth Of his part Of the coun>
Try, foreseeiug clearly is growth ia the years
and generations which are to c.mc. We
may confidently look 70 him, therefore, for
an euacimen, whereby the rule Of the Con.
sti.utiop, in the matter Of representation, may
be restored, 20 that tLe political power Of
she Northwest shall keep even pace With its
superior progress in material ryospests aad
in population.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-06-04
SHERlFr,S SALE.

DR. virtue ofan Execution issued out Of. and
ID under the Seal OF the District Court Of
Buchanan County. Iowa. in favor Of jesse
Doyle. and against the lands and tenements
levied upon the following described mortgA-
ged property, to-wit:
The south sixty asres Of the northeast Quar-.
ter Of section twenty three. in TOW nshp eighty
seven. rnnge nine. in Buchanan County, 10
wa.
Which property. ~ above described. vii
cell at Public Auetioa. to the highest bidder
nt the door Of the Sheriff. Office, in the city
Of Independence, Iowa. on Saturday. Jun,
18th, 1863. at 2 o'clock P. ~. to satisfy saic
Execution and costs No Redemption
JOHN A. DAVIS. Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once. Independenee. Nay q. 50
47-4w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-06-04

The modesty Of the officers of the Cen,
trail Pacific railroad in exaciing 10 cents
per mile for transporting passengers, and
$l05 per ton for freigh, from Sacramento TO
Promontory Point, exceeds, if anything, the
modes,y of the same company in exaeiing
unheard-of subsidies and bonds wherewi,h
their road was built free of cost. and an op.
por,uniiy afforded them to still further out>
rage the public. The Pacific road was built
with the peoples money. and the people are
likely TO pay dearly for their generosity, IN.
less. Congress, on the first day Of its mex,
session, snail put an end to this most intol'
cradle monopoly. The tariff exacted BY the
Central Pacific road is simply monsirous,
and cannot and viii not be tolerated Chi
cdgo Post.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-06-04
sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of IN Exssutios issusd out Of, and
I'D updsr the Seal Of the District Court Of Be-
chapan cosnty, Iowa. in favor Of Elias 8.
Hovsy, Sad agsisst the issds aad tessnsets
Of John Il. Bailey, hare lsvisd spoa the fol-
leviag dssesibsd ncstgsgsd prop Yty. to-wit:
The southssst W ofths soutt wsst Ar Of See
ton six, the southwest az Of the southssst a.
Of section six, the Iorthesst ar Of the north
Or of section seven, the north vsst sr Of the
noEtheast ar u - tien sssss also twenty three
acres Of the sosth aide ~ tbs sesthussl se Of
the northwest a. II section six, and ths right Of
vsy n ths east sids of tbs north vest es Or tho
southwest ar Of section six, al in township
eighty sevsn. north Of range tan, wet Of the
5th p. ~, Iowa.
Whish propssty. - shove described. viii
o6sr for sale = Pebble Auction, 1t the door Of
ths SHERIFF. o@ss, IN the city Of Isdspsndsaes,
Laws, on Saturday, the "a day Of July. 1853.
q o'clock r. ~, 70 the hisAest bi1Ass, 70 ~
isfy esid Execution and costs. No reAeupttpa.
JOHN 4. DAVIS, 0hasi1.
sheriff soAe., Iadsrsadsnse, June 1, leet
49lv