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proper construction and equipment Of
the establishment. The arrangement
proposed ccntemplates- the payment Of
the stock in instalIments Of five per
cent. monthly. An arrangement de-
signed to meet the capacity Of nearly
the entire business community. If one
half the stock shall be taken in Will
mington, we have the assurance of a
prompt subscription for the residue by
Northern capitalists.
"In whatever aspect the scheme is
considered,its advantages and its almost
assured success recommend its immediate
adoption. The comparative cheapness
of labor here, the merely nominal cost
of the fuel necessary, and our unsur-
passed facilities for receiving and ship,
ping cotton are considerations full of
encouragement.
GA partial canvass has been attended
by favorable indications, and we will
not permit ourselves to doubt that the
enterprise will receive from our mer-
chants and business men, in its incipi-
ency, an impetus that will carry it I'M
interruptedly to successful operation. :"
Where stands Virginia-and Norfolk,
which is SO much better located than
most any other city South for manufac-
turing7 What is our people doing to
secure this immense addition to her
wealth? Georgia, Alabama, AN d several
other of our Southern sisters, are moving
to gather theirportionof rich mann a that
Providence has rained upon the South.
Are we to stand idle and let the prize
slip from our grasp? A few thousand
cotton spindles set to work in Norfolk
would do "a great deal Of good
There is really no MYSTERY connected
with the conduct of manufacture en-
terprizes. 1t is only an ordinary bust
ness transaction, and the business man
agement of it as easily conducted
as any other business management.
1t requires business men to cons
duct them. Norfolk is admirably
located for receiving and distributing
depot for the cotton staple, and by
means of her railroads and canals she
could command large share of the
trade of the South, in getting the raw
material to her shops, and the return Of
the manufactured article South, as well
as shipping point for it to the Nsrth,
or anywhere else she might be enabled
to sell it. A few hundred thousand dol
lars gotten together by means of
stock subscriptions, would en- BILE her
to start successful business in that
line, and cause other similar enterprises
to follow of their own accord.
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RG The friends of the Hebrew faith
will doubtless read with interest that the
Holy City is at present greatly excited
over the anticipated appearance of the
Jewish Messiah in the course of the cur.
rent year. The rtory goes that a column
vi IIu was rUovuury 1UGu --urar-uuo Iern-
Pile of Solomon, and loud voice heard
from mysterious depths urging the
people to repent and prepare for the
coming wonders. The devotee who
heard the warning repeated it in the
city, but was treated as an imposter !;
but was given superhuman strength to
contend with the populace and the
soldiers, whereby his extraordinary
claims 70 prophetic authority were sup
ported. In consequence Of these reports,
two Israelites have been dispatched from
Hungary to Jerusalemto learn the exact
facts, and lay them before the Hebrew
community and the world at large.
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Another fearful storm occurred in
Albany. New York, on Tuesday night,
accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Rain fell in torrents, the streets were
torn up, and on Thursday morning the
docks were flooded
George NJ. Gill, "a prominent corn
Spectator, and plaintiff in the Decatur
cotton case against Good, involving
several hundred thousand dollars, died
at Memphis on Wednesday afternoon.
Baynard Schroeder, division super
intendent of the Louisville and Cincin-
natl railroad, had his head severed en-
tirely from his body on Tuesday by a
train running over him.
A French chemist has discovered a
process by which the numbers on houses
are rendered visible at night by the APP
plication of a phosphoric paste, which
can be renewed once a month.
The Virginia Military Institute is
prosecuting a physical survey of the
State under the superintendent Of Com
modore Maury, assisted by Col. VIM.
E. Cutshaw.
Christopher G. Kirby, 8 we'll know n
citizen of New Hanover, N. c., was
instantly killed through mistake few
nights since by neighbor named CAL
win Hare.
The Police of Charleston are to have
new uniform-coat, pants and vest, Of
navy blue. l--
Rev. G. J. Smith, pastor of the Cons
gregational Church at Turner Junction,
Rome county, ILL.,, has been indicted by
the grand jury tor the murder Of his
wife in July last.
Minnie Watson, the leader of regu-
lar gang of New York female thieves,
was sent to the New York State prison
on Wednesday for four years.
Carlotta Patti wears mourning outside
the concert room, but has brought over
with hsr dozen new gorgeous evenin 8
dresses 10 coral, maize and crimson.
Young orchards in the Northwestern
States are beginning to yield heavily.
Michigan is shipping large quantities Of
winter apples than ever before.
A Toronto rnrer care that Mr fanes
Glib, a Quebec merchant, who died on
Saturday, bequeathed 800, 900 to the
different charities of that city, both
Catholic and Protestant.
The Jewish Messenger says there are
in the United States $50 synagogues
1t is said that hair combs are manu-
featured OF old boots in Paris.
Cincinnati has a young lady lecturer
only seventeen years old who opposes
female suffrage.
The Memphis veloclpede rink ha.
been converted into cotton shed.
A statue of Mr.. Peabody is to be
erected at Rome, by order Of the Pope.
There are 1888, 159 hives of bees iu
Bavaria.
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VS. We were Informed yesterday by
a prominent merchant of this city says
the Petersburg Courier, that planter
from one of the adjoining counties. came
to town few days since and settled all
his bills, remarking that he though.
every planter ought to be able at the
present prices of produce to pay up, and
that he knew of many bapkrupts who
were liquidatiog all their debts.
This is indeed cheering, and we hope
the day is not far distant when pros
perity and plenty will once more crown
the efforts of our people. Any of thu
planters in our section can take a hint
and do likewise, if they desire.
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Rsy@ On and after to-day the time
by railway between San Francisco and
New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton will be reduced FROM seven to six
days. Whenever expedient another
reduction Of from twelve to twenty-four
hours can easily be made.
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gsy "A correspondents Of Al. Disnat =

AsS A correspondent of tbs Dispatch
says that the appointment of General
Belknap to tho office of Secretary of
War occasions a rui1ls on She sea of ex-
pectation. Penosylvanians particularly
are Indignant. Before the election they
felt that they would have represonta~
tive in the Cabinet, and new they say
when the Stale has just endorsed the
Administration BY the election Ct the
Radical candidates to The State offices it
was fitting, if any appointment to Cabi-
net positions We're To be made, that they
should have il. Grant add shogman--it
is understood that tia appointment was
made in Difference 10 tile views Of the
latter-tlid noS wan al active party
man, and they have carried their point.
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g- The first vote ever cast by Presi-
dent Grant was in November, 1856, in
st. Louis, Mo-, when hevoted for James
Buehaasn for President. He had always
been Wing, yet on that occasion voted
for Buchanan in preference to Fremont,
his opponent.
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Auction Sales.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN l.
FUTURE DA rs.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN l.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that, by
virtue of an order issued from the Clerk q
Office of the District Court of the United
States, and to me directed and delivered
in the case of David W. Stone, in bank.
ruptcy, shall proceed to sell the property
in said order mentioned, to wit:
OF NE ST Fam SA WIN ILL
AND FIXTURES,
5000 TO 1900 FEET OF LUMBER, and
ONE GREY HORSE.
The Mill is erected on the land of Mala chi
M. Moore, in Princess Anne county, on the
Albemarlo and Chesapeake canal. The
Lumber is at the same place.
The sale will take place on WEDNES.
DAY, the goth day of October, 1869, at
the Customhouse in the city of Norfolk,
upon the following
TERMS:
Horse and Lumber cash the MIL at
sixty dsys-purchaser giving negotiable
nots with approved endorser.
D. b. BAKER,
United States Marshal.
JOHN DEPASS,
United States Deputy Marshal.
oct-15td.
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AEl.- The lunlher Of Eodnral soldiars

A%l9- The npn,oer Of Federal soldiers,
white ana cclo!ol, il tba National
Cemeteries ia Virginia amounts, accord
ing to recent official statement, to
63,l6l, OE tnese the names of but
1852 are kuown. The burials at
Arlington are not included in this esti-
mate.
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N O II 1 O e

wv -
The Museum of Living Curiosities. in the
small Pavilion adjoining the
Circus Tent.
MISS MARIA NAIL.
The smallest woman in the world, and
weighs only II pounds. She was born in
Davis county. N O. OF parents of medium
stature is.3 years cd, and only Twenty
Inches high.
THE WONDERFUL MADAGAsCARS.
A family of the most astonishing and
wonderful people ever seen. 20 different
and entirely unlike ourselves that every
intelligent person must be at once inter-
ested. They have Bright Pink Eyes,
beautiful sllken white hair, and complex
ion fair and white as the driven anow.
MASTER 4osEPH, the Musical Prodigy
fHE WILD MAN
From the Isle Of Coy lon. Antonquil Bay,
captured oy Or. Livingstone. when he
taken to England, and there educated in
the common branches and in the art of
music,
THE JAPANESE TWINS.
The greatest freak Of Human Nature ever
known to science.
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
The smallest man living-Si years old,
and weighs only Is pounds.
Tho above are only q few of the prinei-
pal features OF this stupendnous Museum
of Wonders.
The manager takes special pleasure in
stating that ladies and gentlemen can
visit his establishment with the most
perfect propriety. and with profit and be-
nef1t to themselves
Doors open rom O'Clock, q: 10. until
performances at night. Admission rs cts,
oc1s-St
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Madame Camille Urso has returned
from Europe, and goes Immediately to
Gan francisco to meet engagements on
the Pacific coast. g
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]. ". MARTIN. j., G. ROGERS
MI A RTIN & II q z n 8
No rs Market So, Cor. Union Street,
NORFOLK, VA,
Importers and Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware, white
and decorated; with staple White
Granite q, Dipped Edge,
Yellow and Rockingham Wares.
BRITANNIA d SILVER PLATED GOODS,
LAMPS of every description, and Lamp
Trimmings generally. We have with
great care, and large outlay, imported
into our market, the largest and best as
sorted stock of Crockery, Glass Ware,
China and Lamp Goods that has ever be-
fore been presented to the trade in this
section of the country. We zsk you to
stop and examine Tor yourselves when
you are ready to lay in our supplies
Our terms and prices are such as to suit
the most exacting. We duplicate any
Northern bills. Remember to call at
the old established house of
MARTIN & ROGERS,
No rs Cor. Union ST. & Market SO.
Sfo2.ttf
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DRY Goods.
GECOND GRAND OPENING
OF FALL AND WINTER

SECOND GRAND OPENING
OF FALL AND WINTER
ID H Y GOOD =.
Having Just returned from the prinei-
our stock at the lowest cash prices Of the
season, we are prepared to offer extra In
ducements in all goods In our line
IN RESS GOODS.
Black Silks from 81 Is to 81 so,
Colored silks in great variety,
Handsome Changeable Silk extra width
and cheap,
French Merino. all wool. at IS cents, good
quality and choice colors,
superb Poplins, Reps. Coburzs.
Serges. Chene Mohairs. Irish Poplins,
High Colored Plaid Poplins ana Mohaars,
Waterproofs, Delaines, &c.
Also low priced Dress Goods, Zoe, and up
wards.
IN FL MN LIS.
Full line Of Gilbert's and Ballard Vale
best makes, and cheap,
Also, Nlbert's Opera Flannels, In high
colors and Plaids.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS T..
OF all kinds, Table Damask Napkins
Towels, Huckabacks, Bleached and
bfOWU Sueot1uXH ana StllTG.
ings, which we offer extra
Inducements.
HOSIERY
or every description, for ladies. men,
misses and boys. Ladies' gents
and ehildren's under wear
full lines of eaob
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & BEAVERS
To suit even the most fast1dious tastes,
and at such prices as will guarantee their
sale. '
SHAWLS AT REDUCED PRICES.
DRABS in great variety. A T s & Cos
first quality Alexander Kid Gloves, fall
and winter colors. Together with one OF
the most desirable stocks that has ever
been our pleasure to exhibit to MOI folk
public, end cheap as the cheapest.
CAPPS e. PEET.
Popular Dry Goods Store.
oclB As Main street.
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New Advertisements.

NOW AUV0T C1S0m00CSs
Popular Clothing House.
HOFFLIN T. CO.,
WHOLESALE q RETAIL CLorHrERs
M E r G Fl A N T fLORS
DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
No. SO Nam street.
IA We keep constantly on hand a. large
ia assortment Of Ready Made on OTH.
La Piece Goods.
We respectfully invite a call from the
trade, and all others, in want OF Fall and
Winter outfits.
REMEMBER No. IS MArNsT.
CITY OF NORFOLK, To. WIT:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Court of the Corporation for the said
City, on Monday, the 9Th day OF Octo.
Sarah Balfoar, adm'x ofE.1
u. Balfour, who sues for -
hinnselfand allother ere
ditOrs Of JGo. q. Butler
who agree to contribute
their proportion of the
expenses of this suit,
Pitts, lin Chancerv.
vs..
W. B. Deggs, Sergeant of
the City OF Norfolk, and
as such admir- Of Jno. Q,
Butler. Frances o. But.
Ter, Ella Butler and Jno.
o. Butler,.... ......Defts.
TNHE object of this suit is to subject the
l. Real Estate of the decedent. John o.
Butler, cons sting of a house and lot No. 8
Fenchurch street IN the city of Norfolk,
TO the payment Of the debt OF the plain
tiff, (amounting to ST.. with interest from
July 8, 1851 and the debts of other credi-
tors of the said John o. Butler. Affidavit
having been made that Frances G. Butler
is not resident of the State OF Virginia,
she is hereby required to appear IN the
said Clerks Office, within one month af-
ter due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect her interest.
A copy-Teste,
HENRY M. BoWDEN, Clerk.
BURROUGHS & Bro, pQ.
oc19T4W
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY
AND GUNS.
E. P. ABB g. GO.

e. P. L ABB B g. 60.
No. ~ West side Market Square, and No.
z Roanoke Avenue.
NALL the attention of wholesale pur-
~ chasers to their large and varied stock
which has been imported by them direct
" rom Europe, and obtained of the ma
Eers In the U. s. By q special arrange
ment they are enabled to offer q large
number Of goods at manufacturers pfi.
ces. and propose 10 give purchasers the
benef1t OF it. They offer at N York prices
100 doz Axes. Yankee, Ohio, N O. and Va.
patterns, Is 3t..5aI
1000 dog Table and Pocket Knives,
80 dox Cotton and Wool Cards,
Hollow Ware, Rope, Spades andHEoveis
Wooden Ware, Double aud Single Guns.
Chains, Hoes, Saws, Scales, DO, In great
variety and large quantity. sv
In the retail department. they are pre-
pared to offer great inducements, and In
vite all who wish 20 buy goods ut low
rates to call as above. n
W. MOaRE.
r. J. GRIFFIrH. Ira 10 ocl6.u
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THE LA RG EST Who'll ALE
sHOE HOUSE IN THE SOUTH.
FALL STOCK, Sept. 1860.

TRUNKS, LEATHER, 4 o.
SHOE FINDINGS, WRAPPING PAPER,
&c. & lj3 b.sf
Nos 40 4 AZ, Iron Front, W side Market 50
9 Herman & Co.'S Old Stand, )nsni
NORFOLK, Va. t5d9Rsa'
We respectfully call attention OF buyer
of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. to our OK
ties of styles and descriptions OF goods to
be found in large establishment.
sr16>1m WHITEHEAD l. TURN ER.
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TIE LYNoHBURG REPUBLICAN.

The LYNCHBURG sREPU BLlCAN.
FOUNDED IN 1910.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
|NNHIS well established, popular and re-
l. liable Newspaper has been consider
ably enlarged, and now appears in q new
and improved dress throughout, making
1t one of the most attractive journals in
the State, and therefore presents stronger
claims than ever upon the patronage of
the business and reading public.
In its politics the Republican will re-
main, as it has eyer been. strictly conser-
vat1ve, and will devote itself to that
course of political conduct, with q firm
conviction that it is the only sure way to
bring back the old days of prosperity
and happiness to the people of Virginia.
from the papers Of the country, without
regard to their politics, and will always
be of the freshest, and most reliable and
interesting character.
Our money market reports are under
the supervision of an experienced hnan.
cier, and may be relied upon as in all re-
spects accurate.
Our tobacco reports comprise daily &C,
counts of the transactions at the Breaks
In this city, full returns from the various
tobacco districts of Virginia, and extracts
from the leading reports of the Western
and Southern markets.
To the family CIRCLE the Republican
Will present strong ATTRACTIONS, as every
oAoIt WILL 10 AAauo W proSeub pllS CnO1C-
est and most interesting selections of
miscel laneous reading matter.
Our correspondence will embrace let
ters from all of the principal GET tres.of
news; and particular attention will be
given to faithful reports OF all matters Of
public interest transporting In the Stale,
To make 1t live Newspaper will be, in
q word, the chief effort and ambition If
the Editors and Proprietors of the Reput-
lican, and to this end we confidently ask
and expect the patronage OF the public.
AS an advertising medium the Republic
can offers superior adyantages-its circu-
laton being very large ana daily increas-
ing.
TERMS
Daily. Tri- Weekly.
One year. 81 60 One year-,:. @
Six months. 90 Six months. =. 3 %
Three "....... eco Three Gee. 90
To clubs OF five or more, the daily will
be furnished al six dollars per annum,
end the tri-weekly al Jour dollars-pay.
ments to be made Invariably in advance.
Specimen copies will be furnished on
application,
Address,
BErTs, HARDwIcKE & FOSTER.
0cl2.tf Editors and PrOprietors.
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THE LAND COMPANY"
OFFICE No, rs WEST MAIN ST.,
Norfolk Va.
u EAL Estate bought and sold. Lands
III and other property sold publicly and
privately on commission. Houses and
Farms Rented and Leased, and advances
/ ompany for sale. Abstracts OF title and
plats from actual surveys OF property
sold by theCompany. furnished purchas-
ers. JAS. G. MARTIN, Agent.
sr22-tf
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rIIHE NOR FOLK AND GREAT
L WESTERN RAILROAD. Persons
desiring to subscribe 10 the CAPITAL
STOCK OF this Company. can do 30 by call
Ing at the Banking "a ouse OF BurrLss
Harrison y Co., where t. list OF subscrip-
lions has been opened.
AS tb'' complexion of this road will ~
sure the commercial future OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth, 1t Ia to be b. ned that the
subscriptions from our citiz. as VIII be
lib raj.
DAVID FERGUSON,
IT, Agent
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NEWS ITEMS.

Another fearful storm occurred in
Albany, New York, on Tuesday night,
accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Rain fell in torrents, the streets were
torn up, and on Thursday morning the
docks were flooded
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-06
iSX.ERIfE'.S SIZE.


GTATE OF DIVA, TALA COUNTY, SIS:
- Graham 4 Nelson, vs.. Sarah J Stevens,
and David V. st yens In the Circuit Court of
Tama County.
BY virtue OF Special Execution dated the
Sth OF April 4. d. 1862 70 me directed, issued
out of the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Tan a County, State of Iowa, in fa>
vor Of Graham Nelson, aud against Sarah
J. Stevens and David V. Stevens. ON a iudg,
ment rendered by said Court at the January
term thereof A. d. 1869 against the said
Sarah j. Stevens and David V. Stevens and /.
decree of foreclosure against said Defendants
wherein il was ordered adjudged and dc
creed that the following described Real Estate
,o>wi The south east fourth of the north
| east quarter and the north east fonrth of the
| south east quarter of section No .wenty-seven
| (25j in Township No. eighty three 1879 north
| Of Range NJ. fourteen (14) West of the 5tl
| 2. NJ. in lama County, Iowa, be sold, or So
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby giver
that have levied upon and shall on the l5tl
day of May A. d. 1869, between the hours o
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r NJ Of sait
day, sale to commence at tho hour OF 10 o'clocl
| A. NJ, at the front door OF tie Court Hous,
in Toledo, Iowa, in the County of Tama, ofFe
and sell at public out-cry to the highest All,
best bidder, that bids two-thirds or over o
the appraised value, for cash, all the RICH
title and interest Of the above named defend
ants, in and TO the above described property
or so much thereof as is necessary 10 sa,isf,
said judgment for the above named sum to
ge,her with costs and all accrung costs, un
| less the same shall be sooner satisfied.
| April l2th 1869 KNIGHT DEXTER,
! Sheriff Of Iama Cnuntv, love-.
Strublc & BRADSHAW,
tvs for Plaintiff. $3.50. 'vonlU
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SUERIFE".S SALE,


STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS
~ Hiram Chubb. vs. William H. Mason and
John ". Reed. In the Distrc. Court Of Iar,a
County.
BY virtue Of an Execution, datel the 10th
day Of March, 4. d. 1869 to mic directed. is
sued out of the Office of Il e Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of lama County, State Of Iowa, in
favor of Hiram Chnbb. and against William
H. Mason and John W. Reed, on Judgment
rendered by said Court at the February term
thereof, A. D. 1859, against said William IT,
Mason and John ". Reed, commanding me-
that of the Goods. Cha,tcls Stock or Interest
in any Company, debts due, Property in the
hands OF third persons, -which are not ex.
empt by law from execn.ion,--of the said
William III. Mason and John w. Reed make
or cause to be made the sum OF $40 and 81
cents, with interest and costs. | have levied
upon the west half of the north west quarter
OF section seventeen and the east of the
north east quarter section No. eighteen town
ship eighty-three north of range fourteen,
West Of the 9Th 2. NJ, in Tama Couuty, Iowa,
| be sold, or so much thereof as is necessary TO
satisfy said Judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, Public Notice is given that
| [ have levied upon, as the property of John
| W. Reed, and shall, on the 18th day of Say
/ 4. y. 1869 between the hours Of 8 clock a.
III. and 0 clock p. IN. fsaid day. sale TO
inence at the hour Of II o'clock A. NJ at the
/ front door of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa,
id the County Tama, offer and sell at public
cutlery, TO the highest and best bidder, for
cash; all the right title and interest Of lie
above named defendant s, in and to the above
described property, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary TO satisfy said judgment for
the above named sum together with costs and
all accruing costs, unless tic same shall be
| sooner satisfied.
! April l2th, 1869 KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of 1araa County. Iowa.
y. .. APPRECIATE.
Atty for Plaintiff. S7,aan rsnl7's